Athens County Junior League off to Flying Start
The Athens County Junior League opened with eight teams in action across four fields. Stewart led with a 22-7 win over Carbondale as Harkins Ogg and others posted multiple hits while pitcher Ogg added eight strikeouts. The Plains beat Nelsonville 6-5 after a game moved due to mud, and Jacksonville defeated Athens 10-7 at the high school field with strong batting and pitching.
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Athens County
Stewart
Carbondale
Hec Harkins
Kollister
Ramey Ogg
Ogg
Nelsonville
Savage
The
Plains
Smoky Garner
Garner
Jacksonville
Athens
Magus
Walter
Shaw
Jacksonville Lads
Fredrick
Thomas
Rapp
Millfield
Woody Patton
Buchtel
Patton
Garlinger
Jones
Faulkner
Marcinko
Harkins
Werber Delivers in Reds Rally as 25 000 Tag Proves Value
Billy Werber, the 25 000 man for Cincinnati, leads NL with 37 runs as leadoff man. He contributed to two rallies in a 4 1 win over the New York Giants, drawing a walk and scoring in the first, then hitting a solo homer to cap the second. Paul Derringer earned his seventh win as Cincinnati extended its lead to 3 1/2 games with the victory.
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NEW York
Bill Werber
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill
Werber
Redleg
New York Giants
King Carl Hubbell
Lonnie Frey
Ival Goodman
Billy Myers
Bill Lohrman
Blues Stretch AA Lead in Baseball Standings
Kansas City increased its American Association lead to three games and opened a road series with Louisville after a 6 4 win in game one and 7 1 in game two against Columbus. Minneapolis won 5 2 then lost 3 2 to Indianapolis. Toledo swept Milwaukee 9 8 and 11 3. Louisville also swept St Paul 5 4 and 5 0 to gain two games on Columbus.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville Colonels
Blues
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Otto Denning
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Colonels
Question and Answer sports quiz from early 20th century
The text lists Federal League teams by year 1914 and 1915 including Indianapolis Chicago Baltimore Buffalo Brooklyn Kansas City Pittsburgh St Louis Newark and notes Joe Louis religion as Baptist and recounts a 1932 Dempsey King Levinsky exhibition in Chicago with no official decision. It invites readers to submit sports questions to The Athens Messenger Sports Service Bureau.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Baltimore
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Newark
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
King Levinsky
Illinois
Victors in Goodall Makes Cooper Threat for Open
Harry Cooper emerges as a leading contender for the National Open at Philadelphia Country Club after winning the Goodall round robin at Fresh Meadow. Ralph Guldahl remains favored at 6 to 1, with Cooper at 10 to 1 as the field bids for the major title.
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Victors
Goodall
Cooper
New York
Harry Cooper
Harry
Spring Mill
Philadelphia
Fresh Meadow Club
Flushing
Tom Waterson
Ralph Guldahl
Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Craig Wood
Wood
Snead
Cincinnati
Denny Shute
Guldahl
Benny Hogan
Jimmy Thomson
Town orders relief recipients to farming for finances
In Kentville Nova Scotia the town council directs unemployed residents receiving relief to grow their own vegetables for fall and winter. The town will provide seeds to support the program as a measure to bolster finances.
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Kentville
N. S
Yankees Capture First Polo Game
The United States led 1-0 in the international polo series as Stewart Iglehart, a late substitute for the American four, delivered the decisive shot to defeat Britain.
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Yankees
New York
Concord
Stewart Iglehart
United States
Young Iglehart
Reds top Giants 4 to 1 as Hubbell struggles in early exit
Cincinnati Reds rally in New York beating the New York Giants 4-1 behind Paul Derringer's seventh win. Carl Hubbell exits after one inning, while the Reds turn four double plays to tighten their NL lead. Pirates split with the Dodgers while Cubs beat the Phillies 9-4 and Red Ruffing leads the Yankees to an 8-4 win. Indians crush Red Sox 10-2 as Bob Feller earns his ninth victory. Brownies snap 11-game skid with two wins over Washington.
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Paul Derringer
Giants
Reds
Myers
Frey
Frank McCormick
Joe Moore
Bill Jurges
Hank Danning
Bucky Walters
Hal Schumacher
Cincinnati Reds
MceCormick
McCormick
Carl Hubbell
Bill Lehrman
Werber
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pirates
Dodgers
Johnny Rizzo
Luke Hamlin
Cubs
Phillies
Bill Lee
Paul Trout
Detroit
Red Ruffing
Johnny Murphy
Ruffing
Bob Feller
Indians
Red Sox
Bagby
Wade
Bog Grove
Boston
White Sox
Athletics
Chicago
A's
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Women’s Golf Meet Planned at Ath En County Club
The Ath ens Country Club women plan the first of ten tournaments on Wednesday with prizes for low gross high gross and fewest putts. John Swanson won the Class A point tournament with 40 points Gaige Paulsen 39 George Rutkoskie and Harry Beckley 36 each Neal Mathews topped Class B with 39 Charley Tribe 32 R L Morton 25 Dr Ed Sprague 21. All first round championship matches must be completed by Sunday June 11.
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Athens Country Club
John Swanson
Gaige Paulsen
George Rutkoskie
Harry Beckley
Neal Mathews
Charley Tribe
R. L. Morton
Ed Sprague
Americans Take Game One Lead In Best Two Of Three
The Stars and Stripes jumped to a lead they would not relinquish, winning 11 to 7 in Sunday’s match. They head to the second game next Sunday as clear favorites in the series.
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Stars and Stripes
Standings and Results Across Baseball and Association Games
Cincinnati 4 New York 1 Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 14 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago Philadelphia second game called in fourth inning Sun. American league scores include Philadelphia 11 Chicago 6 and St. Louis 11 Washington 3. National Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Association Kansas City 6 Columbus 4. Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 2. Tuesday games list multiple matchups across leagues.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
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St. Louisian Eeene
J. Paul
Mines students vote Soft Ball for grand march leader
El Paso Texas College of Mines undergraduates replace the freshmen sophomore brass rush with a soft ball game to choose the leader for the Freshman dance march.
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EL Paso
Tex
Texas College of Mines
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