Reds sweep Braves in double wins at Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds swept a two game set from the Boston Braves at Crosley Field to extend their winning streak to five games and move into third place. Paul Derringer was slated to start in today’s game against Braves ace Lew Testor. Clyde Shoun picked up his first win for Cincinnati. Ray Lamanno hit a ninth inning homer to seal the nightcap victory for Joe Beggs.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Crosley Field
Reds
Boston
Paul Derringer
Lou Test
Tom Earley
Braves
Nanny Fernandez
Clyde Shoun
Elmer Riddle
St. Louis
Ray Lamanno
al Javery
Joe Beggs
Beggs
Ray Starr
Lolmes
Oun
Ftaner
Iller
Ernandez
Ambardi
Gremp
West
Wemeweeee
Lutz
Newewe Ross
Wren Ewee
Sisti
Wallace
Peens Sain
Pwe
cRoberge
Joost
Frey
Renee
Marshall
F. McMormick
Haas
Ewe
Walker
Vollmer
Oon Emsley
Die
Weer Econ
Owen Wens
aRan
Lombardi
Errickson
Sain
Noinnati
Fernandez
Klutz
Rans
Ross
F. McCorick
cCormick
Westalker
Jays—Miller
Frey Joost
McCormick
Ff Sain
Riddle
Shoun
Itcher
Barr
Skurth
Jorda
Arshall
eCormick
Ween Alker
Cf ‘Ollmer
Erne
Manno
Tarr
Wees
Hutchings
Sth
Biennati Seer
Vrey
Waner
Miller
Joest
New York Yankees
al Smith
Cleveland
Ernie Bonham
Ernie
Indians
Smith
Joe Heving
Bonham
Joe DiMaggio
Yan Clipper
Jim Bagby
Yanks
Spuds
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Leaggue
Washington Senators
Detroit
Senators
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Lamanne
Howard Pollet
Giants
Mort Cooper
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Baseball Old Timers Prove There’s More to Standings
Baseball roundup shows scores from old timers games across leagues. Key results include Cincinnati 6 Boston 2 and Brooklyn beating Chicago 8 4 with 10 innings, plus St Louis 4 New York 1 and 5 From Sunday play Cincinnati area to Midwest matchups and postponed Toledo at Milwaukee due to weather.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Eetile RD
National
Ccceiuk Ae
Oneeue
TION
Canshonna
S- Indianapolis
Mel Harder
Todiens
Week End Sports In Brief Highlights Trades And Races
Washington Senators traded Steve Sandra and Mike Chartak to the Browns for Cullenbine and Bill Trotter. Kentucky Derby winner Shut Out’s Imont Stakes win noted. Alsab second. Belmont and Jamaica Parks combined $207,000 war relief donation. Greg Rice set a three mile record for NYAC as they won the metropolitan AAU title. Don Burnham beat Leslie Mack Mitchell in a 4:14.6 mile. Wisconsin won the Central collegiate track title with Haro’d Stickel excelling in sprints. Barney Ewell set a world record in the rarely run yard dash at .18.9.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Steve Sandra
Mike Chartak
St. Louis Browns
Cullenbine
Bill Trotter
New York
Payne Whitney
Alsab
Belmont
Jamaica Parks
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Greg Rice
New York Athletic Club
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Leslie Mack Mitchell
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Haro'd Stickel
Pittsburgh University
Rochester
Barney Ewell
Penn State
Charley Paddock
Jon
Cincinnati
Hutchings
Wallace
Starr
Beggs
Javery
Magerkurth
Jorda
Barr
Front Runners and Leaders in Baseball Stats
Reusable annual leader list features players like Mize and Reiser with top hits and RBIs. Williams tops runs and RBIs for Boston. Slaughter and Spence lead triples and hits in others. Stolen bases show distribution among players such as Murtaugh and Kubel.
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New York
Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
Higgins
Detroit
Householder and Smiley Win Athens Country Club Event
Jim Householder and Bill Smiley won the best ball tournament at Athens Country Club with a net 62 1 2. Bob Hodgin and Karl Beckley finished second with 64, Roy Shirley and George Banks tied for third at 64 1 2. Fred McKay and Joe Thackery with Henry Miller and Charles O Bleness tied for fourth at 66. All third round matches in the directors tournament must be completed by June 14.
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Jim Householder
Bill Smiley
Athens Country Club
Bob Hodgin
Karl Beckley
Roy Shirley
George Banks
Fred McKay
Joe Thackery
Henry Miller
Charles O'Bleness
Newtons Two Great Discoveries Beyond Gravity
The text notes Isaac Newton’s lesser known achievements including the composition of light and the development of differential calculus, both seen as pivotal contributions to scientific thought alongside his law of gravity.
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Isaac Newton
Newton
Trapshooting No Loss to Nation’s War Effort
Ohio’s 56th Grand American trap event drew 314 marksmen over three days as 130000 shells were fired. Ray Loring and Ernest Wolfe explained salvaged lead and brass from shells would not aid the war effort, with most material recovered via mining and reuse. Karl Maust won state singles and all around. Mrs. Peters claimed the women’s crown. Florence Mos and C. J. Mos also notable winners.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Ray Loring
Amateur
Loring
Wolfe
Karl Maust
C. J. Mos
Florence
Ralph Leist, Jr
Pataskala
Foreclosure Action and Probate Notes From Morgan County
Morgan County Court notes report Albert Burnett filing suit to foreclose a mortgage on 55 acres in Malta Township and 3.56 acres of a railroad right of way, claim $350 with 8 percent interest since 1942. Probate details Elizabeth K’s will leaving real and personal estate to brother Henry J. Schlaubach, executor J. E. Cowan, estate valued about 4,000 dollars realty, 15,000 personal, 1,500 real estate to be administered, plus multiple named legatees and care provisions. The record includes divorce dismissal in Maurice L. Weiner versus Betty Weiner, and various court proceedings with probate and estate dispositions.
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Mecconnellville
Albert ‘Burnett
Clyde
Nellie Petty
L.frank and Sons of
Zanesville
Malta Township
Ralso
Zanessville
Maurice L
Riecker
Anxn
Wuccees
Aig SE Wenesens
aBergamo
Blaemire
Munger
cAntonelli
Schlaubach
Windsor
Kansas City
Scharein
Henry J. Schlaubach
Rosenthal
Nonnenkamp
Lake Chute
J. E. Cowan
Loep
Mary R. Gregg
Milosevich
Fidelity Rc 2000
Causualty Co
Aleno
Young
Braemire
Henry C. Canes
Manchester
Edith Pope Hutchins
Myatt
Gettel
Ted
Levy
Sears
Faith Hutchins
Klein
Williams
Columbus
Ator
Herbert Craig
Edith
Peters
Hutchins
Parker
Edith FE
Herber Craig
Cincinnati
Recorder's Office
Tamer FE
Starlin
Clyde Calendine
Chesterhil
C. A
Clara Eppley
Industrial Gas Corporation
York
Tribe Wins Double Bill Opener 5-4
Associated Press reports a double header opening where Al Smith stifled Ernie Bonham and the Indians 5-4 as the Yankees stumble. Smith? hit and drove in the decisive run while the Indians falter against the American League leaders.
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Tribe
Open military golf tourney eyed to aid relief societies
Charles O Connor, Cincinnati Times Star, suggests a summer open military golf tournament to raise funds for relief societies. The plan would require about a week of furlough for servicemen, featuring amateurs like Bud Ward Johnny Fischer Pat Abbott Willie Turnesa Dick Chapman Tommy Tailor Charney Yates and pros Sammy Snead Jim Turnesa Vic Ghezzi Porky Oliver and others.
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New York
Charles O'Connor
Cincinnati Times-Star
Bud Ward
Johnny Fischer
Pat Abbott
Willie Turnesa
Dick Chapman
Tommy Tailor
Charney Yates
Sammy
Cincy Pro Tops Hale America Sectional Qualifiers
Rog Gutwein of Cincinnati shot 211 two under par to top eight Hale America Open sectional qualifiers at Kenwood CC. Byron Nelson led with 210 while Reggie Myles tied for second at 212. Fred Gronauer and Billy Burke earned the final two spots in a playoff.
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Cincinnati
Rog Gutwein
Kenwood Country Club
Chicago
Gutwein
Neare
Wyoming
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Nelson
Reggie Myles
Columbia Station
Penna
Dayton
Courtney Noe
Loutaville
Bobby Servis
Ohio
Fred Gronauer
Indianapolis
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Art Smith
Wally Chadwell
Fred Beirne
Lexington
Jack Ryan
Louisville
Social Notes from Mason and Local Marriages
Mason society notes report a Social Notes gathering hosted by Mrs Rose Fink with Esther and Dorthy assisting. A marriage is announced for Josephine Evans to John Evans. Mr Evans serves in the Army aboard the Mine Planter Knox near Point Pleasant.
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Rome Evans
Josephine
John Evans
Evans
U.S.A
Knox
Point Pleasant
James Diehl
Louise Diehl
Wheeling
Lenard
Pittsburgh
W. Fogelsong
Parkersburg
John P. Slanika
Abe Roush
Bob McKay
Buckeye Lake
Ruth Bader
Joe Redmond Bader
Charleston
Amick
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Johnny Allen
Larry French
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le Ogge Veature
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Bill Lee
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Keltner
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Crosetti
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Keller
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Rizzuto
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Kennedy
Eammewe
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Henrich
DiMaggio
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Gordon
Rosar
Secon Rizzuto
Ss Chandler
Harder
Hegan
Reler
Mize
Reiser
Holmes
Hack
Slaughter
F. McCormick
Murtaugh
Philadephia
Ing — French
Kubel
Case
Sea Tching
Haynes
iMyatt
Luken
Moss
Gleeson
Ef Klein
Alena
Ewenee
Brecheen
cf.Levy
Eeerereee
Rf Oooen
Garbark
Wenzioff
Lang
Morgan County Court
Elizabeth K
Associated Press
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Ralph Eckhart
Signal Corps
Ft. Monmouth
N. 3
Louis and Company
George Nicholson
Red Sox
Thomas William Oscar
Lefty
T.W.O.J
Cincy Pro
Marshall College
Diehl
James
Lenard Fields
Army
Kessler Field
Miss
U. S. Army Air Corps
Mason
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Co
Glouster
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