Mitch's Musings on Cochrane and Simmons Sale
Commentator Bill Corum questions the official sale of Tigers outfielder Al Simmons for 7500 and recounts a dramatic, disputed version of events spanning spring training to the waiver transaction. The piece notes Cochrane's pressure, Simmons remarks, and the broader wish for Mike Cochrane's swift recovery.
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Mickey Cochrane
Bill Corum
New York Evening Journal
Detroit
al Simmons
Tiger
Corum
Simmons
Tigers
Cochrane
Washington
Michael
America
Mike Cochrane
Windy City outfits are contenders in 1937 World Series race
George Kirkley reports Chicago clubs White Sox and Cubs both within striking distance of the Yankees in the pennant chase. White Sox ride a nine game winning streak to a 12-6 win over the Athletics and a three game series with New York at Comiskey Park. Cubs climb to second as Giants and Pirates slide. Yankees falter in the West with a 4-3 loss to Detroit. Jake Wade blanks New York on four hits, while Hank Greenberg clubs his 14th homer with a man aboard. Browns top Red Sox as Hildebrand holds six hits Andrew Clift homers for the Browns.
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George Kirkley
New York
U.P
Chicago
Windy City
White Sox
Cubs
Cub
Giants
Yankees
Athletics
Yanks
Comiskey Park
Bill Dietrich
Clint Brown
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit
Jake Wade
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Lefty Gomez
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Oral Hildebrand
Red Sox
Harlan Clift
Browns
Chauncey Visitors From Middleport Area
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arthur Mrs Minnie Arthur Miss Nellie Dawson Thomas Jr and William B Dawson of Columbus visited Chauncey Sunday with Mrs Charles Bradfield and family They also called on friends in Middleport Rutland and Racine All are former Middleport residents Mrs Thomas Dawson formerly lived in Racine and before marriage was Winifred Wolfe
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Chauncey
Thomas Arthur
Minnie Artur
Nellie Dawson
Thomasson
William B. Dawson
Columbus
Charles Bradfield
Middleport
Rutland
Racine
Thomas Dawson
Winifred Wolfe
Wagner Nuptials Attended By More Than 300 Guests
Chauncey couple Miss Wynona Bridgewater and Rev. E Stanley Wagner wed at the Church of the Nazarene in Newport Kentucky with Rev R L Ihrig officiating. More than 300 guests attended as music and readings accompanied the ceremony. The couple plan revival service in Louisville and both studied at God's Bible School Cincinnati.
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Chauncey
Wynona Bridgewater
Joe Bridgewater
E. Stanley Wagner
Charles Wagner
Grahn
Church of the Nazarene
Newport
R L. Ihrig
Johnsen
Sunshine Trio
S Bible School
Cincinnati
Arthur Withrow
Eldon Martin
Lauana Larkin
Covington
Percy Bailey
Clifton Robinson
John Peel
Wagner
Nazarene Church
Louisville
Chauncey-Dover High School
God's Bible School
Chauncey and nearby mines marked for work on Tuesday
Seven Chauncey district mines were listed for work including No. 5 No. 9 No. 107 Chauncey N Y 25 and ten No. 6 Carbondale and Diamond. Six mines operated that day including No. 5 No. 9 No. 267 Black Diamond Poston No. 6 and Hocking.
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Chauncey
Chauncey N. Y
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Poston
Hocking
Chauncey Visit For 90-Year-Old Milton Relative
Mr Ross Milton Marta, over 90, is visiting his niece Mrs Thomas Hamilton and family in Chauncey. He called on another niece Mrs Ora Kittle in Glouster before arriving. Ray and James Duffee of Athens, brothers of Mrs Hamilton, joined their uncle at the Hamilton home Monday.
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Chauncey
Ross Milton
Marta
Thomas Hamilton
Ora Kittle
Glouster
Ray and
James Duffee
Athens
Hamilton
Millfield Briefs
Mr and Mrs Charles Carr hosted holiday guests including Mr and Mrs George Powell with daughters Gay Nell Anita and grandson Jack Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Stell Peacock with granddaughter Lucille Barberton. Mr and Mrs Bob Jack and children Bobbie Marcel inte. Mrs Lucey Lockwood and Mr Al Cook Lancaster. Mr Nolan Jack Detroit. Mr and Mrs Ernest Pughlin and daughter Mary Alice Gloucester. Mrs Lucy Lockwood and daughters Frances and Jean Lancaster were guests of Mrs Ruth O Shea. Philip Powell Jr left for Stockport for employment. Jackie and Jeanne Cline vacationing with father and grandparents Mr John Cline and Mr and Mrs F A Cline Chauncey.
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Millfield
Charles Carr
George Powell
Gaynell
Anita
Jack
Cleveland
Stell Peacock
Lucille
Barberton
Bob Jack
Bobbie
Marcelinte
Lucey Lockwood
al Cook
Lancaster
Nolan Jack
Detroit
Ernest Pughlin
Mary Alice
Glouster
Lucy Lockwood
Frances
Jean
Ruth O'Shea
Philip Powell Jr
Stockport
Jackie
Jeanne Cline
John Cline
F. A. Cline
Chauncey
Chadwell Family Holds Annual Reunion Sunday
CHAUNCEY The Chadwell family held its annual reunion Sunday at the country home of Mr and Mrs Allen Chadwell near Millfield. A basket dinner was served at noon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James C Gillespie and daughter Patty of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Carl Parker of Dayton, Mrs Donald Howard and son Alfred of Glouster, Ernest Chadwell of Columbus, Mrs Eben Gillespie and daughter Pauline, Mae and Richard Howard, Mr and Mrs Joe Morgan and sons Stewart and Victor, Mr and Mrs B W Simpkins and son Norman, Mr and Mrs Ralph Goldsberry and son Ralph, and Mr and Mrs Allen Chadwell and sons Glenn Ray and Cris Chadwell, all of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Chadwell
Allen Chadwell
Millfield
James C. Gillespie
Patty
Detroit
Carl Parker
Dayton
Donald Howard
Alfred
Glouster
Ernest Chadwell
Columbus
Eben
Gillespie
Pauline
Mae
Richard Howard
Joe Morgan
Stewart
Victor
B. W. Simpkins
Norman
Ralph Goldsberry
Ralph
Glenn, Ray
Cris Chadwell
Chauncey Couple Tie Knot in Catlettsburg Ceremony
Announcement states Franklin Craig and Irene Wolf were married in Catlettsburg Kentucky with Rev A C Keyser officiating. The couple, of Chauncey, plan to reside there. Mrs Craig is the daughter of Mrs Tillie Six of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Franklin Craig
Irene Wolf
Catlettsburg
A. C. Keyser
Edith Cole Accepts Post at Athens State Hospital
Miss Edith Cole of Glouster traveled to Athens Saturday to start work at the Athens State Hospital, securing a position there.
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Glouster
Edith Cole
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Wild Bill Mehlhorn Tops Open Warm-Up at Oakland Hills
In Birmingham Michigan 170 players prepare for the National Open at Oakland Hills over Thursday to Saturday. Wild Bill Mehlhorn leads practice with a 71 and two others post strong rounds while favorites Manero Snead Sarazen Goodman Runyan, and Watrous draw betting focus.
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Wild Bill Melhorn
Birmingham
Mich
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Oakland Hills
Louisville
Jay McSpaden
Denny Shute
al Watrous
Harry Cooper
Manero
Baltusrol
Henry Picard
Hershey
Chicago White Sox Triumph Over Phillies 12-6
In Philadelphia the Chicago White Sox outslugged the Phillies 12 to 6. Moses and Turbeville led with 3 RBIs apiece, Dietrich earned the win while Turbeville took the loss. Attendants reached about 3,000 as Dietrich struck out 9 over 7 2/3 innings.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Peters
Turbeville
Moses
F. Hayes
Dean
Radcliff
Walker
Bonura
Piet
Sewell
Dietrich Brown
Newsome
Appling
Williams
Fink
Gumpert
Dietrich
Brown
Dodgers 5 Reds 4 rough baseball scoreline
Dodgers defeat Reds 5 to 4 after late scoring. Myer Myers, Emelish, Menash and Lombardi drive runs for Brooklyn while Phelps, English and Stripp contribute on base. Derringer loses as Moore wins in a tight game before 2722 in attendance.
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Moore
Hollingsworth
Phelps
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Myers Runes
V. Davis
Emelish
Menash
Lombardi
Davie
Brack
English
Derringer
der Finger
Davis Cup thoughts from a Minneapolis reader in 1937
A letter praises the United States Davis Cup team of Donald Budge Bitsy Grant and Gene Mako predicting a U S victory over a field narrowed to six nations Germany England Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Belgium and the United States The writer downplays most rivals noting only Von Cramm and Quist as true standouts with Quist sidelined by illness He forecasts Germany to beat Belgium and the Czech Yugoslav winner then meet the United States in the challenge round with a likely U S loss only in a Grant versus Von Cramm match.
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United States
England
U. S
Wayne Sabin
Walter L. Pate
Frank Parker
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
New York
U.P
Minneapolis
Bitsy Grant
France
Budge
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Adrian Quist
Australia
Quist
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Belgium
Roderich Menzel
America
Bunny Austin
Charlie Hare
Pat Hughes
von Cramm
Grant
United Press
Glouster Democrats Enter August Primary Ticket
Glouster Democrats name a slate for the August primary with council hopefuls William Winefordner Fred Burgess Thomas William Sr Harold Kittell James Rice Frank Siler Sr and George Demchack C G Lunsford Frank Darling and Joe Stephenson as board of public affairs nominees Stephenson and Lunsford currently serve on the board.
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Glouster
William Winefordner
Fred Burgess
Thomas William, Sr
Harold Kittell
James Rice
Frank Siler
George Demchack
C. G. Lunsford
Frank Darling
Joe Stephenson
Board of Public Affairs
Stephenson
Lunsford
Tigers 4 Yankees 3 in Detroit slugfest
Detroit beats New York 4 to 3 as Greenberg and DiMaggio homer. Gaining runs come on timely hits from Gehrig and Dickey with DiMaggio adding a solo shot. Rolfe swipes a bag and Wade goes the distance while Wade, Gomer, and companions hold the foe to key scores. Attendance about 20 500.
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N York
ABR
RCA Detroit AganGs Crosett
Roselle
Rolfe
Gaberg Ib
Goebrig
Walker
Dickeye
Goslinif
Lazzeri
Henrich
Owen
Hmoag
Gomez
New York
Oon
Greenberg
Mayworth
Fox Gehrig
Dickey
DiMaggio
Gehris
Por
Bacrifice
Browns 8 Red Sox 6 in rough baseball scoreboard notes
Review of a late 1940s box score shows Browns besting the Red Sox 8 to 6 with scattered hits by Mille lf, Cronin, Bell, Higgins, Knickerbocker, and Ferrell. Notable miscues and substitutions appear, including two-base hits by Went, Mills, and Knickerbocker, and a Cuft home run amid a compressed inning-by-inning line.
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Voamikis
Pouxib
Bell
Mnair
Clift
Higgins
Kniekoe
Geffkert
O Huffma
Berg
Pere
Baeret
Berd
Louise
Cuft
Pa Fmen
Rune
Bere
Mildebrand
Oun
Knickerbocker
Carey
W. Ferrell
Mills
Glouster Personal And Social News Roundup
Miss Dora Ervin of Glouster High School heads to Ada Ohio for Ohio Northern University summer session. Metamora visitors include Elmer Welch family and others. Buckeye Lake trip with chaperones by Reed Easler and Peddicord. Miss Burns visits Middleport relatives. Handley visits in Middleport. Evangeline Chapter O E S members mentioned. Truax family from Renton Pa visits Glouster area.
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Glouster
Dora Ervin
Glouster High School
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Elmer Welch
Marilyn
Vivian Jane
Metamora
Glenn Reed
Floyd Easler
Elton Peddicord
Bishopville
Buckeye Lake Park
Maxine Burns
Walter Harris
P. H. Burns
Middleport
C. E. Handley
C. E Smith
Evangeline
O. E
L. D. McMasters
Handley
George Truax
Virginia Ann
Renton
Truax
William Dunnett
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen Plan Fall Fish Fry
At a recent meeting the Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman's Club voted to suspend monthly gatherings until the first Tuesday in September and launch the fall program with a fish fry. The weekly trap shoot will run Wednesdays at 5:30 PM on the Watkins farm at Bishopville. all shooters are welcome.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman’s Club
Watkins Farm
Bishopville
Hollister Teachers Employed by Board
GLOUSTER At the meeting of Trimble Township Rural Board of Education Saturday night these teachers and janitors were employed for the Hollister schools Miss Mary Ellen Mounts Miss Agnes Melligan Miss Margaret Hemsley and Miss Letha Rowland All vacancies in the Hollister teaching staff are now filled Ralph Maynard was re employed as janitor of the Hollister school William Handley was hired as janitor of the Greens Run School Miss Gracia Warden s name was omitted in the first listing of the teaching staff of the Greens Run schools
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Aid Society Meeting At Millfield Church June 11
Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield M E Church will hold its June business and social meeting on Friday June 11 at Mrs Eben Gillespie home An all day gathering with a potluck dinner at noon and plans for the church project.
Softball League to Be Organized in Athens
Sherman Gilmore, principal of Athens Junior High, announces plans to form a softball league this year. Interested individuals should contact him. a meeting is set at the junior high Thursday at 7:30 PM. He hopes games begin Monday, June 14, at City Playground near Rufus Putnam Building.
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Athens
Sherman Gilmore
Gilmore
City Playground
Rufus Putnam
Naomi Bible Class Plans Wednesday Meeting at The Plains
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains M E Church will meet Wednesday night at Mrs Neva Thompsons home. Mrs Jeanette Tipton will conduct the meeting and the class teacher Mrs C J McCullough will present the Bible lesson.
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Plains—Naomi Bible
The
Plains M. E. Church
Neva Thompson
Jeanette Tipton
C. J. McCullough
Irregular stock advance with mixed railroad losses
New York stocks edged higher in a light volume session. Union Pacific fell about 1 percent with Pennsylvania Railroad also down, while most carriers rose fractionally. Southern Pacific traded near 238 and up 7 to 8, New York Central around 45 up 4, Atchison about 84 and Baltimore and Ohio near 32 up percent. Inland Steel around 101 with small gains for U S Steel and Bethlehem. Chrysler and General Motors in slight advances, Western Union up 1 percent to 59 and American Telephone higher to 167 1/2.
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Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Pacific
New
York Central
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Inland Steel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Western Union
American Telephone
Toledo Market Report Highlights Grain Prices and Produces
Livestock and grain quotes list wheat, corn, oats, and products from Toledo and Pittsburgh markets. Wheat No 1 red around 11.64 to 11.744, No 2 red about 11.54 to 11.69. corn No 2 yellow 11.814 to 11.954, No 3 yellow near 11.6. oats No 1 white around 48 to 50. butter, eggs, poultry and turkey prices shown with regional receipts and grading terms. receipts total 49,932 with various grade distributions.
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Toledo
Cincinnati Produce Egg Prices and Live Poultry By Class
Cincinnati prices list eggs Butter Fat No 127 No 2 25 and live poultry counts for Powls roosters broilers fryers leghorn and Plymouth rocks by age color and breed with ranges for colored breeds other than whites and barred rocks and for geese ducks and ducks color varieties with min max figures and counts across categories.
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Cincinnati
Market Prices for Live Poultry and Potatoes Listed
The report lists Bulter-Steady and Fags-Market standards with various grades and current receipts. It shows live poultry prices by weight and type such as hens roosters leghorns broilers colored and others with many figures. Potatoes are priced per 100 pounds and by variety with regional prices including California Triumphs and South Carolina Virginia values.
Bond quotes and government security notes shown
The snippet lists U S government bond figures with various maturities and prices such as Maer 106.16 Reg 106.12 and Ds 106.16 plus multiple 2 percent and 3 percent notes with associated prices. Entities include U S government bonds and issue codes.
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Government
Market Report Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Prices
Live stock prices and movement across hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs opening sales up to 165 higher with ranges from 11.10 to 11.55 per hundredweight by weight. mixed direct numbers and lighter weights noted. Cattle and calves show steady to strong demand with steers yearlings and heifers steady to higher and various price bands for bulls cows and fed stock. Sheep and lambs active with good to choice weighing up to 19.75 for spring lambs and mixed grades for ewes and rams.
Gallia County Livestock Auction Totals 660 Head Sold
Total receipts 660 head with hogs 175 to 250 pounds priced from 9.30 to 11.10 and sows, cattle, veal, and sheep ranges. Fat cows, bulls, milk cows, and lambs listed with multiple price points. Top veal calves 9.05, lambs up to 11.40.
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Gallipolis
Saturday Auction Receipts Report June 6 Totals
Saturday sale results show total receipts of 561 head with varied prices across hogs cattle and lambs. Hogs ranged from 175 to 220 fire with overall heavy categories and lighter classes reported. cattle included steers heifers fat cows and canners with numerous price points. veal and lamb segments listed with top values. Specific prices listed include hogs 610.750 10.983 heavies 10.95910.76 lights 10.35010.50 fat cows 970.60. cattle totals include steers 5 708.05 heifers 5300 8.70 fat cows 506.10 canners 4.450 4.75 bulls 96.50 96.05. veal culvee tops 9.60 seconds 9.15 medium 6 89865. fat ghevp 304.50 lambs tops 10.60.
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