Reds rally past Giants in doubleheader comeback
Cincinnati defeats New York 3 2 in the opener, then wins 2 1 in the nightcap as Monte Pearson struggles early and Whitey Moore finishes. Ott hits his 400th career homer for the Giants, Lonnie Frey adds a key shot, and Gene Thompson earns his first win of the season despite late danger.
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Monte Pearson
Gene ‘Thompson
Monte
Mel Oit
Gene
Whitey Moore
Giants
Ott
Pearson
Reds
Thompson
Nore
Lonnie Frey
Prince Hal Schumacher
Chuck ‘Aleno
Jermeinnatt
Youngstown
New York
Erie
Salons
Dayton
Charleson
Springfett
Sestoore
Akron
Canton
Grengor
Charleston
Zanervne
Wiehe
Umacher
Crite
L. Moore
Cincinnati
Orengo
Goodman
F. McCormick
Frey
Whitehead
Young
Joost
Schumacher
Ballanfant
Barlick
Pinelli
Arena
Lombardi
Reiser
Brooklyn
Moore
St Louis
Nicholsa
Lolengo
Llughter
St Louts
Mize
Medawick
Cincin
Cooper
St. Loui
Rucker
Lohr
Lahrman
Fick
Akron Yanks Keep lead in Mid Atlantic League
Canton report shows Akron Yan ces still top the Mid Atlantic League for a second day after moving from third last Friday. Two wins over Canton followed a Saturday romp of the Ter rers. Akron collected 13 hits but four players batted.
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Canton
Akron Yances
Terrers
Akron
Yanks
Littler Cards 74 in Tourney at Athens Country Club
Bob Littler shot 74 to win the match play against par tourney at Athens Country Club finishing three up on the Old Man. John Swanson was two up for second. Four players tied for third: Earl Beckley Norman Dean Boris Woolley Roger Humphrey. Art Comer 88 earned Class B honors. N Hoover two up for second. H C McDaniel R J Morton Carl Clifford all finished. All second round Directors Personal Prize matches must be completed by Sunday night June 8.
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Bob Littler
Athens
John Swanson
Earl Beckley
Norman Dean
Boris Woolley
Roger Humphrey
Art Comer
T. N. Hoover
H. C. McDaniel
R. J. Morton
Carl Clifford
Williams leads league in batting with 420 runs
From the ornate league table readouts comes Williams of Boston atop batting with 420, J DiMaggio of New York has 40 runs, York of Detroit 45 RBIs, and Cronin of Boston with 17 doubles. Travis of Washington posts 13 triples while Chase, Case, Meer and Lereny feature in various categories.
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Williams
Boston
J. DiMaggio
New York
York
Detoit
Chapman
Philadelphia
Cronin
Travis
Washington
Standings Recap From Yesterdays National American Scores
National results show New York 3 Cincinnati 2 and Cincinnati 3 New York 2. Brooklyn 3 St Louis 2 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 5. American league games include New York 2 Cleveland 0 and 5 Cleveland 3. Other notable scores: Boston 7 Detroit 6 and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 2. Association action lists Columbus 4 Toledo 1 and Louisville 3 Indianapolis 0 with Milwaukee 9 Kansas City 5.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Association
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cub
Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelpha
St.Paul
Pei
Indians Fall In Doubleheader To Yankees In Cleveland
Cleveland suffers a second straight double defeat as New York blanks them 2 0 in game one and wins 5 3 in game two. Lou Boudreau injures knee sliding in game two and may miss several days, while Bob Feller seeks his 11th win in the Yankee series finale. Ruffing shuts out the Indians in game one. Gomez limits Cleveland to three hits in the nightcap as New York rallies with key hits by Sturm Selkirk Rosar and Gordon.
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Cleveland
Wee
New York
Redskins
Cleveland Stadium
Lou Boudreau
Bob Feller
New Yorkers
White Sox
Marius Russo
Indians
Red Ruffing
al Milnar
Joe Heving
Mel Harder
Crosetti
Red Rolfe
Johnny Sturm
George Selkirk
Yanks
Tommy Henrich
Joe Gordon
Ken Keltner
Croselti
Gordon
Sturm
Minnar
Minar
Rufe Fing
Heving
Wild
Abrow
Poa Sturm
Ae Rolfe
Selkirk
DiMaggio
Henrich
Rosar
Tor Jordan
Srosetti
Aor Gomez
Breuer
J.C. Rose
Ray Smalley
Cleveland Foa
Charleston
Boudrea
Wheatley
Keltner
Heath
Walker
Mack
Gomez
Rolte
Harder
Tin
Brown
Rommel
Hubbard
Ormaby
Restored staggered hunting season favored in Ohio
Ohio sportsmen urged return of the staggered pheasant season after a survey of about 25 000, with Central Ohio showing strongest support for a three week period, four days weekly in 1939. Farmers opposed longer shooting in northwest Ohio. Sessions to set seasons and bag limits follow a public hearing June 10 and 11. Other topics included rabbits and quail, with many proposing year round open lists or changes to daily bag limits.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Conservation and Natural Resources Division
Central
Conservation “and Natural Resources Commission
Bashan Personal and Brief Social Notes
Local society notes from Bashan mention visitors Earnest and Mrs Northup of Wheeling and Paul Orr family attending graduations in Delaware. Several households are cited with Sunday visits and motor trips, plus social calls among Orr, McNamee, and Hayman families and others in the area. Baseball box score details Cleveland at New York, with Gomez winning over Harder, plus multiple RBIs, home runs, and fielding notes.
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Earnest Northup
Wheeling
W.va
Lester McNamee
Clint Orr
Paul Orr
Lotte Hayman
Miss Marlin
Marha Orr
Delaware
Mary Kathern McElfresh
Minnie Orr
Oliver Bailey
Eber Carpenter
J.C. McKay
Art Moriarty
Orr
Chauncey Church Sunday School Program Scheduled
Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday School plans a program next Sunday June 8 at 9 30 am with a rehearsal set for Wednesday at 6 pm. Committee in charge includes Miss Eva Ferrer Mrs Jennie Jackson and Miss Betty Jane Courtney.
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Chauncey — Casusens
Chauncey Church of Christ
Eva Ferrer
Jennie Jackson
Betty Jane Courtney
Chauncey Memorial Day attendance and funeral notices
Chauncey residents attend Memorial Day services in Athens and at the local funeral of Carson J. San, with guests from Columbus and Millfield. The report lists attendees, sports notes, and community figures including Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Linscott, Walter J. Sanders, and Betty Heffken among others.
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Chauncey
HL Staffinger
Athens
Jessie Roach
John McConahha
Betty Heffken
Amy Jo Sanders
Ruby Miller
Columbus
Fred "Rosell
Famil
Sharon
Vi Ruel
Edward Evans
Millfield
Nor- Bucher
Viola Wade
Walker
Mabel Smith
Sanders
Betty. Heifken
Mikel Payeno
Walter J. Sanders
Jack
Toledo
Ted
Albany
E. O
Rapp
W. W. Singer
Sanders, Haas
Gryska
Lester Rapp
Haas
Steinbacher
Gryfield
John Wolfe
Ska
Edith Vaughn
Cher
Harlan Linscott
Fred Sanders
John Balls
Creel
Nordquist
Howard
Trimb
C. D. Shafer
Darrel
Zigg Hader
Nord Foose
Paul Shannon
Wallace
Kathleen Willis
Jack Border
Mary Lee Blower
Richard Powell
Henrietta Heffken
Virginia Borider
Marilyn, Sanders
Takes Over Work At Lower Plains Zion Church Leader Change
Miss Eileen Bulch of Chauncey assumes responsibility for the young peoples work at Zion Church in Lower Plains replacing Mrs Vera Bridgewater who had led the program for several months. The new leader plans an engaging series of programs noted for good attendance and community involvement.
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Chauncey
Eileen Bulch
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Vera Bridgewater
Zion
Jimmy Dykes Miraculous Castoffs Win First in American League Flag Race
SID FEDER reports on Jimmy Dykes and the Miraculous Castoffs taking first in the American League flag race as the season opens with mixed results. The Dodgers edge the Cardinals to lead the National League, while the Red Sox rise to fourth and Detroit sinks. Foxx and Melott spark big games. Hadley and Marchildon pace the Athletics to wins. Mooney and Grissom duel in a tight plot for standings.
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Jimmy Dykes
Enas
Jimmy
Indians
Yankees
Cantile Mack
Teague
Gowanus
Brookelyn
Dodgers
Cardinals
St.Louis
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Browns
Bump Hadley
Phil Marchildon
Melott
New York Jants
Cincinnati Reds
Junior Thompson
Rhinelanders
Jake Mooty
Lett Lee Grissom
Reds
Pirates
Braves
Open Golf Tourney Favorites Names and Odds
Eddie Brietz reviews contenders for the forthcoming open golf tournament naming Hogan Demaret Nelson Guldahl and Mangrum as top bets with Nelson his pick and offers odds from 8-1 to 100-1 on various players. Also notes amateur win odds and other sports gossip from baseball to college football figures and industry chatter.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Lloyd Mangrum
Nelson
Francis Cuimet
Bobby Jones
Jerry ‘Travers
Chick Evans
Johnny Goodman
Jack Doyle
Broadway
Hogan
Demaret
Lawson Little
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Henry Pickard
Guldahl
Craig Wood
Vic Gherzi
Paul Runyan
Clayton Heather
Harold Mespaden
Bud Ward
Johnny Revolts
Byproduct from coke plants yields fertilizer material
A by product of the mer indus try s coke plants ammonium and phosphate becomes a valuable agricultural fertilizer.
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Mer
Brewers and Blues split Sunday as season turnover begins
Brewers salvage a 9 5 win behind Johnny Schmitz while Ardizoia tops Milwaukee 5 1. Abreu homers for Kansas City as Minneap loses 6 5. St Paul and Indianapolis post shutouts, Starr and Sheetz tosses. Toledo tops Columbus 3 2 in nightcap after 4 1 opener. European language study notes highlight 2976 languages in use worldwide.
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ASSOC
Reno
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Kansas City
Johnny Schmitz
Blues
Brewers
Roger Ardizoia
Joe Abreu
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lowisy le
Indianapolis
Ray Starr
Indians
Owen Sheetz
Colonels
Toledo
Columbus
Redbirds
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Littler
Madelington
Smith
Chauncey—Lanes Aid Society of
Chauncey M. E. Church
Leharch
Club of
Emma Gabriel
Ho Pilazel Luman
Airs
Faye McCafferty
Mill St
Tribe
Bashan
Bashan—Ladies Aid Society
Meer
Tee Carand Tes
New England
Great Lakes Region
Texas Roses
Exas
KH Poa
Bucher
Jones
Gillenwater
Ff Marshall
Rf Repass
Sf Heath
Hader
Toledo Byrnes
Stevens
Winegarner
Repass
Hi Gillenwater
Byrnes
Christman
Stephens
Gryske
Bildilll
Bildill
McQuillen
Chauncey Children
Lefty Grove
Handel
Amer and
Dashe
KGENZ
Sid Feder
Associated Press
James Joseph Dykes
Ameri
American League
Nou
Senators
Brietz
Poday
M. Atkinson
Hollywood
Porter
Cap
Leo Durocher
Pete Reiser
Bob Fel
Casey’ Stengel
Ickes
Defense Industries
Larry MacPhail
Bo Bromdey
Vane
Yeates
Bob Asternai Capeabuiie
Tate
Douglas G. Herts
N.Y
Jone
College Station
Texas
Johnny Kimbrough
Chicago Defender
Big Negro Weekly
Joe Tulesh
Fort Wim
Denver
BI McKechnie
Knoxville Journal
Mall
Eadie Brietz
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