Eight Hits Off Yankee Ace Bonham Stuns Sox at Yankee Stadium
Ernie Bonham earned his eighth win of the season despite eight hits by the Chicago White Sox and a seventh inning homer by Joe Kuhel. The Yankees prevailed 4-1 as Bonham walked two and let in only one run.
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Ernie Bonham
New York Yankees
Jumbo
Chicago White Sox
Joe Kuhe
Yankee Stadium
Joe DiMaggio Inter
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Jack Knott
St. Louis Browns
Sid Hudson
Washington
Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Cardinals
St. Louis
Army
Navy
Frank (Rube) Melton
Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Big Paul Derringer
Penguins and Antarctic Breeding Regions
The article notes that penguins symbolize the Antarctic yet only two of the 17 known penguin species breed exclusively within the Antarctic Circle.
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Antarctic
Antarctic Circle
Baseball Standings from Chicago to Detroit and beyond
Baseball standings show Chicago 6 New York 2 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1 in 10 innings. New York 4 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 1 St Louis 9 Washington 5. Columbus 8 Milwaukee 0 Kansas City 5 6 Toledo 2 4 Louisville 3 1 Minneapolis 0 4 Indianapolis 4 St Paul 1. Cleveland Boston postponed weather. Brooklyn Pittsburgh postponed.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Ae Club
Dette
Ceceweean FF
St. Lou
Chica
Association Club Pet
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
BONGO
Indien Ae
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Softball Men Meet Tonight in Athens High Gym
City organizers urge team managers and interested residents to attend a meeting at 8 15 pm in the Athens High School gym. The session follows the Bicycle Carnival events and aims to form a summer softball league with Harry Lackey supervising and a schedule drawn up promptly.
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Athens
Harry Lackey
Ohio Public Links Golfers still unsure of dates and length
Ohio's 14th annual public links championship faces unsettled dates and format. Heatherdowns Toledo will host with prizes in war bonds or stamps. Men and women may be split across 72 and 36 holes, with single-day options under defense-work constraints. Dickan of Columbus defends. Mrs Linster Mansfield leads women.
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Columbus
Ohio
Heatherdowns Course
Toledo
Ohio Public Links Golf Association
Pennell Sug
Penne
Pennell
Heatherdowns
Kansas City Tops Standings as Brewers Age Leads
Milwaukee, with an aging roster averaging 28.9 years, routed Columbus 8-0 to push Kansas City into first place by a half game after the infant team split over Toledo 5-2 and 6-4. Minneapolis shut out Louis 3-0, then won 1-0. Indianapolis moved to seventh with a 4-1 win over St Paul.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Brewers
Columbus
Kansas
Eaty
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louis
St. Paul
Idle Indians Regain Second Place
Jim Bagby led Cleveland’s pitching as the Indians secured second in the American League after a rainout gave Washington a break. Detroit fell to .504 after losing to Philadelphia, and Cleveland prepares for a five game stretch in New York against the Yankees.
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Boston
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Tribe
New York
Yankees
Pvt Conn Loses Cast After Kitchen Altercation
Although Pvt Billy Conn remains in Governors Island Hospital his left hand cast is removed following a fracture from a kitchen dispute with his father in law James Smith of Pittsburgh.
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Billy Conn
Governors Island Hospital
James Smith
Pittsburgh
Fullerton's Roundup: Lascelles boxing to pilot duty
The note recalls Herve Lascelles 1936 Germany bout as bantamweight on Canada’s boxing team, then his return as Royal Canadian Air Force pilot officer. It mentions Pancho Snyder of the Jersey City Giants as manager seeking leading road success and highlights Lee Farmer of Iowa, a multi sport star reaching a 1933 National Marbles quarterfinal at the Chicago World's Fair.
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New York
Herve Lascelles
Germany
Ortiz
Mexico
Herve
Royal Canadian Air Force
Cologne
Pancho Snyder
Jersy City Giants
Lee Farmer
Iowa
Notable sports figures and military moves tied to old Giants links
Jack Wade notes Billy Conn's hand injury and Mel Ott’s plans to bring in Papa in Law Jimmy Smith for umpiring and guarding against rough play. Ed Fruitig earns naval wings. Cecil Travis reports Buddy Lewis aims for aviation after Fort Knox and Kelly Field. Capt. Jay Wessels recalls Minnesota football and Al Beane’s Yale ties.
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Jack Wade
Charlotte
N. Y
Jimmy Smith
Billy Conn
New York Giant
Mel Ott
Smith
Dodgers
Ed Fruitig
Green Bay Packers
Naval Air Corps
Cecil Travis
Washington
Buddy Lewis
Buddy
Fort Knox
Kelly Field
Tex
Jay Wessels
Minneapolis
Army Air Forces
Minnesota
al Beane
Jay
Albie Booth
Yale
Capt. Wessels
Portland Personal and Social Notes
Portland society items list visits and family happenings. Ger ald Ours and daughter Linda Lou from Hinton stay with Eber Ours and Van E. McDade. Olin Milhoan and Carolyn visit Hinton. Everett Horner visits Eva Blosser. Earl Wilford visits Anna Rummer in Lowell. Dana Browning and children visit J. M. Cox family in Columbus. Belva Mabel Cox and Earl Hupp visit Cox family. J. A. Siders visits Hattie Sayfried of Sherman. Howard Deem visits Tom Dunn. Burl and Faye Worthington visit with Francis Worthington. Starling Talbott visits grandmother Eva Blosser. Wilkie Larson to Paducah for work. McDade injured in barn fall. knitting class meets at Earl Wilford. Rowe family and Grimm family visit Clara Larson. Eva Jean Haas born to Roy and spouse. Mack Talbott of Vienna visiting William Talbott family.
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Portland
Gerald Ours
Linda Lou
Hinton
Eber Ours
U. S. Lock 21
van E. McDade
Olin Milhoan
Carolyn
Pearl Millhoan
J. M. Cox
J. A. Siders
Hattie Sayfried
Sherman
Howard Deem
East Liverpool
Tom Dunn
Burl
Faye Worthington
Columbus
Francis Worthington
Starling Talbott
Barberton
Eva Blosser
Wilkie Larson
Paducah
Reliance
Earl Jewett
Earl Wilford
Richard Rowe
Roderick Grimm
Lawrance
Letart Falls
Clara Larson
Mary
Roy Haas
Eva Jean
Mack Talbott
Vienna
William Talbott
Crescent Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Crescent Ridge notes list visits from Mr. and Mrs. Tim Conners and family and others in Toledo and Florida. The Antles announce the birth of a daughter Kay with Mrs. Joseph Antle in West Virginia caring for them. Aldine Werner heads to Toledo for summer, while a Home Conservation meeting for Trimble and Dover Townships is set for Tuesday June 9 at the G. and Mrs. G home.
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Crescent Ridge
Tim Conners
Sage Roux
Toledo
Arthur Blake
Florida
R. Hemmer
B. Boudinot
Concord
Richard Antle
West Virginia
Kay
Joseph Antle
Antle
Aldine Werner
Trimble
Dover Townships
Rutland Social And Personal Items Report Weekend Visits
Rutland residents hosted and visited over the weekend with relatives and friends. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Snowden of Bradner and William McDole of Fostoria, and many others from Columbus Athens East Liverpool Cheshire Dexter Marietta Orient Vinton and Nitro.
Community Notes From Local Families
W White with Mrs Bessie E Werner as discussion leader. Mrs Alice Sayers, who recently returned from a Columbus hospital, is with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Easler of Fierce Ridge. Miss Wyllie Boudinot, employed in Columbus, spent Memorial Day with her parents Mr and Mrs O B Boudinot. Mrs E A Sayers fell last week and broke an arm. Mr and Mrs F W Werner and their little son were Sunday dinner guests of their parents the R H Werner family and attended memorial services at Concord Church. Mrs Earn Lewis of Michigan has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Ed Sayers.
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R. H. Wemer
Concord Church
Earn Lewis
Michigan
Ed Sayers
Reds Errors Open Door to Phillies Victory
Cincinnati drops a 2 1 decision as Dan Murtaugh and Eddie Joost power a Phila delphia win. Murtaugh's fourth inning double and two Reds errors tie the game, then Melton's double and a wild pitch seal the tenth inning loss. An off day follows before a six game set with the Boston Braves begins with a doubleheader.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Paul Derringer
Dan Murtaugh
Philadelphia
Frank Melton
Eddie Joost
Reds
Boston Braves
Front Runners National Batting and Pitching Leaders
The list highlights leaders across teams with Batting Phelps of Pittsburgh 373 runs Ott of New York 36 RBIs Mize of New York 39 and Hits Fernandez of Boston M4. Doubles Reiser of Brooklyn and Joost of Cincinnati 16 Triples Slaughter of St. Louis 5 Home Runs Camillis of Brooklyn Stolen Bases Miller of Boston and Murtaugh of Philadelphia 8 Pitching K of Brooklyn 40 Batting Gordon of New York 383 Runs Williams of Boston 46 RBIs Williams Boston 56 Hits Spence of Washington 65 Doubles Kolloway of Chicago St 15 Triples Spence Washington 7 Runs Williams Boston Bases Kubel of Chicago Pitching Bonham of New York 8 0
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Pittsburgh
Ott
New York
Mize
Fernandez
Boston
Reiser
Brooklyn
Joost
Cincinnati
Slaughter
St. Louis
Camills
Miller
Murtaugh
Philadelphia
Gordon
Williams
Spence
Washington
Kolloway
Chicago
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Bill Brown
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Helen Deem
White Cross Hospital
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Frank Bean
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