City Softball League First Half Schedule End July 22
Nelsonville list shows first half games from June 1 to July 22 with teams Phi Club Carbon Hill Retail Clerks Church of Christ Methodists Presbyterians in sequences on June 1 22 and July 8 13 15 20 22. Second half begins July 27 with bracketed schedules through Sept 14 for multiple brackets and dates.
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Nelsonville
Phi Club
Carbon Hill
Church of Christ
Presbyterians
Carbon Fall
Methodists
Last Dinner Set by Nelsonville Club Tuesday
The Business and Professional Women's Club will host a dinner at the Dew House at 6 PM Tuesday. Mrs. Rose Campbell will speak and four delegates will report on the recent state meeting at Dayton. Members are invited to attend Portsmouth Club's 14th birthday on Wednesday June 9. call Miss Freda Smith to respond.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Dew House
Rose Campbell
Dayton
Portsmouth
Freda Smith
Picnic of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. staff
Mrs. Mable Haffner, Miss Margaret Johnson and Miss Evelyn Galvin attended a company picnic of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. held Sunday at the Pomeroy Gun Club.
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Nelsonville
Mable Haffner
Margaret Johnson
Evelyn Galvin
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Pomeroy Gun Club
Howards Nelsonville Family Ties Link to Royal Romance
Genealogists trace Duchess of Windsor origin to the How ard family of Ohio noting Matthew Howard as ancestral root. Notable descendants in Athens County include J Kenneth Kinneer principal Nelsonville High School and Harley Danford of Glouster, with family meetings held in Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Edward of
England
House of Howard
Ohio
Athens County
Matthew Howard
Wally
American Howard
J. Kenneth Kinneer
Nelsonville High School
Lulu Butterworth
Harvey Howard
Bertha Howard
Edith Fay
Gladys Kinneer
Kenneth and
Libbie Johnson
Uranus
Howard Kinneer
Buchtel
Clara Penrod
Trimble
Harley
Zella Danford
Glouster
Charles
Frances Howard
Chauncey
Faun Cone
Anne Johnson
Lydia Fenzel
Nelsonville residents attend baccalaureate at Ohio University
Dr and Mrs J M Hyde of Nelsonville joined by Mrs W H Clark and daughter Sally attended the baccalaureate services at Ohio University in Athens on Sunday. They were en route to St Louis after spending three months in Athens caring for Mrs G I Putnam mother of Mrs Hyde.
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Nelsonville
J. M. Hyde
Ohio University
Athens
W. H. Clark
Susan Putnam
Sally
St. Louis
G. I. Putnam
Scouts Meet Tonight to Organize Baseball Team
Troop No. 65 meets at the Methodist Church at 7 PM to plan forming a baseball squad. Scouts are urged to attend and come prepared for the hill outing.
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Nelsonville
Miss Isabel Easterling Weds In Nelsonville Ceremony
In Nelsonville Miss Isabel Easterling and Charles R. Diezman of Ravenna were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage Saturday by Rev. H. A. Rothrock. They were accompanied by Eugene Connor and Eileen Hughes.
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Nelsonville
Isabel Easterling
This City
Charles R. Diezman
Ravenna
Ohio
H. A. Rothrock
Fugene Connor
Eileen Hughes
Bingmans and Wilsons Return from Smoky Mountain Trip
Mr and Mrs C P Bingman and their son with Mr and Mrs Miller Wilson returned from a southern motor trip visiting the Great Smoky Mountains and other points of interest.
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Nelsonville
C. P. Bingman
Miller Wilson
Great Smoky Mountains
Nelsonville Dance Revue Set For Monday Night
Dorothy Kishler's Dance Revue, shown in Athens, will be repeated at Nelsonville High School at 8 o clock Monday night under the school's auspices. About 100 children from four to five years old to seasoned dancers will perform tap ballet and group numbers with clowns dolls soldiers and a miniature bride and groom in the cast.
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Nelsonville
Dorothy Kishler
Athens
Nelsonville High School
Banquet Attendees From Columbus Return Home
Mrs Ina Hall and daughters Marie and Audrey, with Ralph Junod and Tommy Noble, all of Columbus, attended the commencement and alumni banquet in Nelsonville. Frances Hall, a graduate, remained with her aunt Mrs Harry Davis before returning to Columbus with her mother and sisters.
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Nelsonville
Ina Hall
Marie
Audrey
Ralph Junod
Tommy Noble
Columbus
Miss Frances
Frances
Harry Davis
Class of 1912 Keeps Tie Across 25 Years
Mrs. F. C. Schmidt of Washington returns home after attending the 1912 commencement and class reunion. Classmates who met Friday have kept in touch for a quarter century.
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Washington
Nelsonville
F. C. Schmidt
Helen Goodspeed
Washington, D. C
Benefit Party For Nelsonville Junior Order
The Junior Order plans a benefit party Tuesday night at 8 o clock in the JOOF Hall to raise funds for the Nelsonville unit.
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Nelsonville
Joof Hall
Nelsonville Mayor Court Focuses On Weekend Traffic Wrecks
Seven individuals appeared before Mayor S G Holland in Nelsonville as charges stem from end of week traffic incidents. Tony McKnight pleaded guilty to drunk driving and faced a $500 bond to follow grand jury. Others, including Harvey Slater Edward Evans Rex Dilcher and Charles McDonald, faced reckless driving or intoxication charges with fines and jail time for some.
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Nelsonville
S. G. Holland
Tony McKnight
James Cope
Fourth and
Chestnut Sts
McKnight
Harvey Slater
Edward Evans
Madison Sr
Rex Dilcher
Evans
Watkins St
McDaniels Auto Sales
Dilcher
W. Washington and
Canal Sts
Fanny Grant
Paul McCray
Charles McDonald
Pontiac
Mich
Charles Thompson
McDonald
Red Sox Triumph and Fall in St Louis Hit Parade
Boston and St Louis clash as Knickerbocker Foxx Cronin lift Boston with multiple RBIs and home runs, while Blake Hogsett Hahn Van Atta yield runs. St Louis offense pushes across seven runs, elevating attendance to 61,187 as errors and double plays shape a high scoring baseball today.
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van Atta
Boston
Loutm
Bere
Cronin
Knickerbocker
Vosmik
Ronin
Foxx
Marcum
Mills
Carey
Davis
Bottomley
Vommik
Dalies
Andro
Huffman
Blake
Gaffke
Clift
McNair
St. Louis
Marecum
Thomas
Hogsett
van Atten
West
DeSautels
Hemsley
Ickerbocker
Higgins
Wallis
Oschernas
Martn
Deedwick
Amvich
Norris
Grace
Young
Moore
Waltera
Jorgens
Atwood
Kelcher
Oweki
Walters
Tigers 5 Yanks 4 in tight New York game
Detroit defeated New York 5 to 4 as Gehringer and Rolfe led with RBIs. Pitcher Lawson started, Ruffing took the loss, and Bridges earned the win with 6 2/3 innings. Attendance was 40,009.
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Lawson
Tihi New York
Crosett
Rolfe
DiMaggio
Pax
Gehringer
Brides
Crosetti
Mee
Dickey
Fox
Goslin
Homereng
Pes
Mageio
Tebbette
New York
Detroit
Flag Races Wide Open In Majors
The pennant race remains unsettled with four tight contenders in the American League and the Yankees vulnerable after a rough patch. In the National League the Cubs and Pirates are near level, while the Cardinals close behind. Chicago White Sox surge to eight straight wins. Details include Giants over Pirates 9-5, Cubs split with Bees, Cardinals forfeit win, Reds beat Dodgers 9-2, Tigers edge Yankees 5-4, Senators beat Indians 8-7 in 10, and Sox sweeping a pair from Athletics.
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Leslie Avery
New York
U.P
New York Yankees
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Hal Schumacher
Blanton
Weaver
Hoyt
Boston Bees
Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Ziggie Sears
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia
Sears
Johnny Vandermeer
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Red
Washington Senators
Indians
Nats
Philadelphia Athletics
Ted Lyons
Fourtit
Nats Rally Past Tribe 8-7 in Windy Tuesday Clash
Washington slips past Cleveland 8 to 7 as Stone and Simmons drive in runs and Solters homers. Weaver gets the win with Galehouse taking the loss in a high scoring nine inning affair before a 30,000 crowd.
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Ash
Aeve
Lewis
Ompbell
Myer
Soltersif
Kuhel
Hale
Sullivane
Hughes
Millies
Newsom
Cleveland
Stone
Simmons
Chapman
Weatherly
Lary
Solters
Campbell
Weaver
Travis
Washington
Galehouse
Harder
Herder
Pischer
Losae
Heistand Wins Ohio Trapshooting Championship
Hillsboro shooter Bullet Joe Heistand captured the Ohio State trapshooting title at Bucyrus AUP, breaking 20 straight targets to seal the win. Over three days of competition he missed only one of 400 targets, establishing a dominant performance.
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Heistand
Bucyrus
AUP
Joe Heistand
Hillsboro
Baseball standings and Tuesday schedule
National League standings show St. Louis 7-9, Philadelphia 2-0, Boston 7-2, Chicago 1-7, Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 2, New York 9, Pittsburgh 5. American Association teams include Milwaukee 6-11, Columbus 1-8, Indianapolis 12-10, St. Paul 5-10, Toledo 5-7, Kansas City 3-1, Minneapolis 22-18, Louisville 0-7. Tuesday games list St Louis at New York and other matchups across leagues.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
American Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Washington
Association Columbus
National Club
St Louis Pee Neeree
Peer
Perican
Pete
Boston Beats Chicago 8 3 In Rain Shortened Tilt
Boston built an 8 to 3 lead over Chicago before rain halted play in the 9th. Galan and Berger drove in two runs each, Garms homered, Moore doubled and three Boston pitchers combined for the win. Root took the loss after seven hits and three runs while Shoun worked 11 1 3 innings. Attendance reached 24 000.
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Root
Shoun
Cmicreo
Boston
Hack
Jurges
Galan
Berger
Moore
Garms
Warstler
Berner
Marty
Cuccinello
DiMaggio
Herman
Jurges Collins
Collins
Waratier
Fletcher
Chicago
Davis
Bush
French
Prench
O'Dea
Lopez
Ston Galanis Herma
Wisthr
Garmedb
b-Johnson
Mree
Thynn
d-Turner
Hartnett
e-Reis
Btnlock
C’enelo
P'ririce
Age
Fitehr
Mueller
Thevenow
Turner
Parelee
Sarees Moore
Sells
Parmelee
Lanning
Hutchinson
Smith
Golf Greats Invade Oakland Hills For National Open Prep
Stars of golf gathered at Oakland Hills Country Club to tune up for the National Open starting Thursday. Notables include Harry Cooper Horton Smith Sam Snead Ralph Guldahl Paul Runyan Johnny Revolta Denny Shute Lawson Little Gene Sarazen and others among 148 pros and 27 amateurs. The field opens with 18 holes on Thursday and Friday and a 36 hole final on Saturday. Tony Manero is the defending champion.
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Birmingham
U.P
Oakland Hills Country Club
Oakland Hills
Inverness
Toledo
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Horton Smith
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Thompson
Sam Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Paul Runyan
Ky Laffoon
Henry Pickard
Johnny Revolta
Denny Shute
Lawson Little
Ray Mangrum
Jimmy Hines
Omaha
Bobby Jones
Goodman
Guldahl
Reds 9 Dodgers 2 in weight-pulling win at Greenville
The team of Dick and Rudy, owned by Basil Nis wonger of Greenville, topped rivals as champions by lifting 7,500 pounds to a distance of 19 feet 11 inches in the weight-pulling event.
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Greenville
Troy
Dick and
Rudy
Basil Niswonger
Lantz and Smiley Take Golf Honors at Athens County Club
George Lantz wins Class A with 40 points and W. F. Smiley tops Class B with 30 at Athens County Club weekend point golf event. Norman Dean is runner-up in A with 37, P. Beckley 33, and Ken Begg, H. F. Miller, E. A. Cottingham each 32. Harry Begg takes second in B with 29. Pendry 23 and Nellis and Ziggaroos tied at 22.
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George Lantz
W. F. Smiley
Athens Country Club
Lantz
Smiley
Norman Dean
P. Beckley
Ken Begg
H. F E. Miller
E. A. Cottingham
Harry Begg
H. C. Pendry
A. A. Nellis
D. H. Ziggaroos
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Pico Wholesale Co. Glouster
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