Baseball Standings and Thursday Games From The National and American Leagues
Yesterday results show New York 17 defeat Cincinnati 8 and Brooklyn 5 over Pittsburgh 2 with Chicago 9 over St. Louis 5 in nine innings. Detroit 6 over New York 2 and Cleveland 8 over Boston 7 highlight the American standings. Thursday schedule lists Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia among others with Minneapolis at Columbus and St Paul at Toledo in the association listings.
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Toledo
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Uisville Wee
Bookmakers name Ralph Guldahl favorite for National Open
Bookies quoted Ralph Guldahl at 6 to 1 to win the National Open, praising his composure and past Open success. Henry McLemore notes the odds reflect performance, not sentiment, with only Willie Anderson having won three Opens in a row.
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Henry McLemore
Philadelphia
Ralph Guldahl
Guldahl
Willie Anderson
Newsom shuts down Yankees as Yanks lose again
Buck Newsom held New York to four hits and beat the Yankees 6-2 as Detroit’s Dixie Walker and a six-run sixth helped the Tigers drive the skid to two losses in two days. Ben Chapman and Oscar Grimes powered a late rally for Cleveland in an 8-7 win over the Yankees’ rivals.
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George Kirkley
NEW York
WUP
Buck Newsom
Yankees
Yanks
Tommy Bridges
Bronx Bombers
Chicago
Thornton
Lefty
Red Sox
Indians
Ben Chapman
Oscar Grimes
White Sox
Athletics
Gerald Walker
Bill Dietrich
Washington
Browns
Roberto Estalella
Senators
Cincinnati
Giants
Terrymen
Athens County Junior Baseball League Roster Highlights Players
Series on the eight team lineup features Jiggs Kollister at second base as leadoff man, Heck Harkins at shortstop, Chick Ogg versatile on third, Bud McAfee a tall power hitter, Ramie Ogg as pitcher and outfielder, Gee Stephenson pitcher and outfielder, Jack Bainey outfielder, Bill Bennett catcher, Leslie White outfield and pitcher, Allen McCune outfield, Sifter Wade utility fielder, Alex Darnell utility fielder, Donald Frisby pitcher and outfielder, Bob Chapman utility outfielder and pinch hitter.
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Jiggs” Kollister
Heck” Harkins
Heck
Chick Ogg
Bud” McAfee
Ramie” Ogg
Ramie
Gee” Stephenson
Jack” Bainey
Bill” Bennett
Leslie White
Allen McCune
Hawk
Sifter Wade
Alex Darnell
Donald Frisby
Bob Chapman
Major league records and late rally hits headline day
Johnny Vander Meer allowed six hits in two thirds of an inning while Davis Livengood and Thompson were hit hard as the Giants collected 20 hits. The Cardinals outlasted the Bees 5 3 in ten innings to cut the Reds lead to 3 percent games. Eddie Miller booted a ground ball allowing the winning run. Brooklyn climbed to third with a 5 2 win over Pittsburgh. Freddy Fitzsimmons earned his first win with sharp fielding and pitching. Pinky Whitney delivered a pinch single in the ninth, sparking a three run rally to lift the Phillies past the Cubs 9 8.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Davis
Livengood
Thompson
Giants
Cardinals
Bees
Reds
Eddie Miller
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Pinky Whitney
Phillies
Cubs
Lloyd Moore
Phils
Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie
Max Butcher
Philadelphia
Redlegs
Terrymen
Ray Davis
Manuel Salvo
Rhinelanders
Wes Livengood
Gene Thompson
Vander Meer
Glouster Schools Rehire Most Teachers After Meeting
Glouster board of education rehired most teachers Tuesday night, excluding Eva Keintz who was not an applicant. Frances Thomas moved to the high school. Thomas W. Figley and L. G. DeLong were previously employed. Newly hired staff include several high school and grade teachers plus three janitors.
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Glouster
Dora Ervin
Jane Murray
Frances Thomas
J. Paul Kemerer
Harold le Favor
Glen Walenhaup
Ralph S. Richey
Beulah Bennett
Helen Dennison
Nellie Belle Williams
Louella Vaughn
Olive McKee
Ruth Watkins
Rachel Murray
Pauline Myers
Nell McCann
Sophia Nagle
L. Stedman
Blanche Stroymeher
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Glouster notes list Edward Noon and others visiting relatives, guests from Columbus and Dunkirk, and trips to Cuyahoga Falls, Ney, Ada, and Boston. Church events include Loyal Men's Class games and a WCTU program on Frances Willard, with gatherings and upcoming dances hosted by the Alumni.
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Glouster
Edward Noon
Columbus
Tom Noon
T. W. Figley
Mildred O’roark
Dunkirk
Ohio
Charles Clayberger
Zern Cunningham
Cuyahoga Falls
Billy
Mr.Figley
Ney
Lalla Danford
New Marshfield
Miles Hoon
Frank Minck
Charlene Minck
T. F. Davis
Lena Blackburn
Maplewood
Jesse Wilson
Bishopville
Anna Wilson
Trimble
Thomas R. Reese
Crooksville
Rally Draws Big GOP Crowd in Glouster
A Republican meeting Monday night drew many attendees. Another gathering is planned for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the mayor's office.
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Glouster
15 Rams Get 39 Contracts
Cleveland Rams mail contracts to 15 holdovers from last year. Stan Pincura Lorain Ed Goddard and Jack Robinson are omitted or uncertain. Rams signed 25 newcomers for trials. practice starts August 15 in Berea. Newcomers include Marty Slovak Mike Rodak and Bill Davidson.
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U.P
Cleveland Rams
Stan Pincura
Lorain
Ohio State
Ed Goddard
Jack Robinson
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Pincura
Goddard
Rams
Berea
Marty Slovak
Ohio
Toledo University
Mike Rodak
Western Reserve
Bill Davidson
Baldwin-Wallace
Sports Exhibit At World's Fair Highlights Trophies
The Academy of Sports exhibit at the New York World's Fair showcases major trophies like the Sugar Bowl Westchester Polo Cup Yale Fence piece and the Little Brown Jug. It also features products from leading sporting goods makers and famed football game memorabilia.
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Academy of Sports
Yale
Michigan
Minnesota
Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Meets for All Day Potluck
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Patrick on Thursday June 1 with members Sade Brooks Kate Wood Ella Wood Bea Bolin Marie Swartz Hattie Reeves Alice Reeves Anna Bolin Emma Inman Beula Cordray and Cordia Patrick and visitors Thelma Lawson and two daughters Mrs Getha Patrick and daughter Nancy Jean Patrick James Wood Kenneth Patrick Harold Long Mrs Grace Lynch Mrs Charles Bardin Barbara Bartha and Dwight Bolin Joyce Ann Tyler A quilt was worked for Mrs Patrick The next meeting will be at Mrs Beula Cordrays Friday July 7. The Pugh family reunion gathered 35 relatives at Mr and Mrs Frank Pugh home with a picnic dinner served.
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Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid
Clifford Patrick
Sade Brooks
Kate Wood
Ella Wood
Bea Bolin
Marie Swartz
Hattie Reeves
Alice Reeves
Anna Bolin
Emma Inman
Beula Cordray
Cordia Patrick
Thelma Lawson
Getha Patrick
Nancy
Jean Patrick
James Wood
Kenneth Patrick
Harold Long
Grace Lynch
Charles Bardin
Barbara, Bartha
Dwight Bolin
Joyce Ann Tyler
Patrick
Harley Reeves
Huntington
W. Va
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E. A. Dixon
Hamilton
Cora Brooks
Albany
Edward Brooks
Pugh
Frank Pugh
Browns and Indians swirl around Heffner trade talks
Rumors revived of a player swap between St. Louis and Cleveland with Don Heffner and John Whitehead headed to the Indians in exchange for Johnny Humphries Bruce Campbell and Skeeter Webb If the Indians accept Webb's injury and a desire for an experienced middle infielder drive the deal Cleveland leads Seattle Washington after an 8 7 win and the doubleheader split prior to the proposed trade decision
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St. Louis Bowns
Cleveland Indians
Browns
Don Heffner
John Whitehead
Johnny Humphries
Bruce Campbell
Skeeter Webb
Webb
Heffner Heffner
Whitehead
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Chicago White Sox
Tribe
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Indians
Jeff Heath
Ken Keltner
Oscar Grimes
al Milnar
Mel Harder
Haynes
Carrasquel
Washington
Detroit Bids For Olympics
Detroit will bid for the 1944 Olympic Games at the IOC meeting. J Lee Barrett and Douglas Roby attend to present a Detroit invitation and a $5 000 000 offer. London is favored though Rome Athens and Tokyo also bid.
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J. Lee Barrett
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Giants Smash Homer Record Against Reds In 17-3 Rout
Cincinnati Reds suffered a 17 to 3 defeat as the New York Giants belted seven homers in a one sided game in Philadelphia. The blast included a record showing that stunned fans and highlighted slugging from Giants hitters.
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New York Giants
New York
Indians Edge Red Sox in Loud League Contest
Indians 8 Red Sox 7 in a league game as the Reds met last place Phillies in a two game series. Vander Meer failed to last the first inning as the Giants erupted for six hits and three runs against him.
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Phils
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Browns
Hoag
Sullivan
Greenberg
Tigers Cove
Selkirk
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Abeca
Camilli
Dodgers
Lombardi
Reds
Wright
Senators
Williams
Red Sox
Walker
White Sox
Dickey
Werber
Phillies
McCormick
Orbiston Red Caps Split Twin Bill With Kimbery
The Orbiston Red Caps split a Sunday doubleheader with Kimberly at Orbiston ballpark. Kimberly won game one 6 to 4 with Powell taking the loss. Sikora starred in game two, issuing two walks, fanning 13 and giving up one hit as Orbiston won 15 to 1.
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Orbiston Red Caps
Kimberly
Powell
Sikora
Red Caps
Richard Darby
Glouster
Field of 165 Ready To Go In National Open Thursday
Ralph Guldahl headlines the 165 player field for the National Open at Spring Mill. Guldahl seeks a third straight open title as odds firm, with Vic Ghezzi and Harry Cooper among contenders after practice rounds. Bobby Cruickshank and Ghezzi posted top scores in full rounds.
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Philadelphia
U.P
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Cooper
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Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Cruickshank
New Jersey
Hoosiers Move Up In AA Race With Doubleheader Wins
The Indianapolis Indians, aided by Cincinnati farmhands, swept a doubleheader from the Milwaukee Brewers to run their streak to seven of ten and sit third in the American Association, three games ahead of Milwaukee and seven behind Kansas City. Charley Barrett and Jim Sharp pitched well in the twin bill, 4–3 and 2–1, the second game lasting ten innings as Vince DiMaggio hit his 22nd and 23rd homers.
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Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Charley Barrett
Jim Sharp
Cincinnati
Barrett
Sharp
Vince DiMaggio
Kansas City
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St. Paul
al Fisher
Saints
Art Herring
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis
Toledo
Klein Poised to Sign with Pirates as NL Outfielder
Philadelphia star Chuck Klein, a feared NL hitter, is reported ready to sign with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He was granted permission to negotiate with NL teams and nearly agreed to terms after a long-distance call with Pirates manager Pie Traynor.
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Chuck Klein
Philly
Pittsburgh Pirates
Klein
Pie Traynor
Pirates
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