Derby Day Field to Post Amid Muddy Churchill Downs Forecast
Louisville AP United States track conditions threaten to trim the Derby field from eighteen to about fourteen as renewed rain risks a muddy surface at Churchill Downs. Notable horses include Hoop Jr Jeep and Pat O Luck with Arcaro seeking a fifth Derby victory. Woolf aims for his first win. Attendance may reach around 60 000 as the race approaches on the now muddy track.
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Louisville
Clyde van Dusen
Churchill Downs
Burning Dream
Col. E. R. Bradley
Lexington
Sky
Faircester
Kenilworth Lad
Jacobe
Andrew Wright
Jersey City
New York
Whirlaway
Misweet
HoopeJr
F. W. Hooper
Jacksonville
Fla
C. V. Whitney
Jeep
Pat O’luck
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Christiana Stable
Alexis
Hoop Jr
Hoop
Eddie Arcaro
Georgie Woolf
Woolf
Charles Howard
Arcaro
America
Money Rider
Lawrin
Whitlaway
Stars Shine in Extra Innings as Red Sox Edge Phillies
Yesterday's results feature Bob Garbark delivering with bases loaded in the 10th for Boston's 5-4 win over Philadelphia. Jack Kramer and George McQuinn pace Browns' 6-0 shutout of Chicago, while McQuinn drives in five in the two games of a St. Louis sweep. Skeeter Were and Joe Bowman also contributed for Detroit and Cincinnati respectively in tight wins. Van Mungo and the Giants rout Brooklyn 10-5, with Tobin Barley sparking the Braves' twin wins over Philadelphia. Buster Adams hits eighth homer as Cardinals beat Cubs 6-4.
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Bob Garbark
Red Sox
Boston
Philadelphia
Jack Kramer
George McQuinn
Browns
Kramer
Chicago
McQuinn
St. Louis
Skeeter
Tigers
Detroit
Cleveland
Joe Bowman
Reds
Cincinnati
van Mungo Giants
New York
Brooklyn
Jim Tobin
Tom Barley
Bravés
Phillies
Buster Adams
Cardinals
Cubs
Standings and results from yesterday's baseball games
The standings show New York beating Brooklyn 10 to 5 and Boston over Philadelphia 3 to 1. Other results include Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 3. St Louis 6, Chicago 4. and American League scores Boston 5, Philadelphia 4. Louis 6, Chicago 0. Louis 6, Chicago 2. Detroit 3, Cleveland 2. Association reports Milwaukee 8, Columbus 1. Toledo 4 4, Kansas City 3 6. St Paul 3 3. Minneapolis Louisville rained out. Individual notes mention George Davis Columbus failure to hit in six at bats and Owen Scheetz Milwaukee not recording a hit in 15 innings. The Brewers won with a 15th-inning rally. Indianapolis extended its lead with a split against St Paul, while Toledo and Kansas City added wins.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
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V. L
New York
Ww. L. Pet
Detroit
Associated Press
George Davis
Columbus
Washington
Cleveland
Owen Scheelz
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Frank Jerk
Serson
Torpedo Mudhens
Indianapolis
Indians
Louisville
Colonels
Toledo
Kansas City
Blues
Redlegs and Bosox Climb In Standings
Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds surge into the first division after rocky starts. Boston aims to extend the four game series at Yankee Stadium with key players joining the lineup for duty. Meanwhile Reds pitcher Joe Bowman earns another win and Detroit nears New York in the standings as other clubs shuffle positions. Legal notices interrupt sports chatter with a probate proceeding in Ohio seeking sale of estate real estate and debt payments.
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Wildmere
Detroit
Michigan
Foster B. Cornwell
Levi Dyson
Athena County
Ohio
Levi Dygon
Waseell Fire Clay Company
Glouster
Athens County
Wassell Fire Clay Company
Sayl Dyson
Atte
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Large City Baseball Focus
National League proxy Ford Frick and Red Patterson argue that baseball is thriving in cities and suburbs, not small towns, as facilities and funds favor urban areas. They suggest restructuring lower minor leagues to restore home-town rivalries and emphasize getting kids to play. Marine Lt Billy Murphy, once Mississippi State star, survived Okinawa after a three hour hold, joking he had been dead for three hours. Also notes on NFL Layden contract delay and Derby talk by Les Wilson, plus Ray Yochim's Hawaii game walks three in an inning with two pickoffs.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
NEW York
Ford Frick
Red Patterson
Frick
Elmer Layden
Tom Galley
Les Wilson
Sea Soldier
Aintree
Lex
Handicap Tourney At Country Club Opens Weekend Events
First in a series of weekend tournaments at Ath ens Country Club will be a medical play handicap affair this Saturday and Sunday. Handicaps were revised upward by the handicap committee and posted. Qualifying for the Southern team starts Sunday with 36 ballots required, not necessarily on the same day. Players must declare intent to qualify before play begins.
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Athens Country Club
Ministerial Funds Ready For Dover Township Churches
Chauncey, clerk of the Dover Township Board of Trustees announced ministerial funds are on hand and ready for distribution to Dover Township churches. churches must file a members list aged 16 or older who reside in the township. lists due soon for next trustee meeting. Funeral services were held for Nellie McConaha at Chauncey Methodist Church with burial in Nye cemetery.
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Chauncey
Guy E. Osborne
Dover Township
Nellie McConaha
David
Belle North
Methodist
Guss Graham
Charles Caffrey
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
Charles 5. Bradfield
Nye
Stout
Chauncey Personals Visit Notes and Local Movements
Harold Affeldt of Detroit spent the weekend in Chauncey visiting his aunt Mrs. Grace Crabtree and family on May Avenue. Raymond Crabtree, son of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Crabtree of Chauncey, is in Columbus for work. Mrs Jennie Bell has returned to Columbus after visiting her mother Mrs Anna Fink in Chauncey.
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Harold Affeldt
Detroit
Chauncey
Mrs
Grace Crabtree
May Ave
Raymond Crabtree
Emanuel Crabtree
Columbus
Jennie Bell
Anna Fink
Shade News Notes Returns to Camp SHADE A meeting
SHADE A meeting will be held here June 11 at two o clock to organize the Girls 4-H Club. County leader Miss Villa Tippie David and local advisors Mrs Mabel Smith and Mrs Hazel Creamer will be present. All interested persons are asked to attend.
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Villa Tippie David
Mabel Smith
Hazel Creamer
Ivor Shumway
Sandra
Albany
Joe
Helen Sanders
Chauncey-Dover
Millfield
Local Union Meeting Near Bailey Run Chauncey
Attendees Local No 1g members and guests gathered near the Bridgewater Mine at Bailey Run Chauncey for a union meeting. President Andy Guy to preside with Oscar Simpson as secretary. those with claims against Hudnall Albany urged to attend.
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Chauncexy
Bridgewater R
Bailey Run
Chauncey
Kate Sinclair
Mirs
Hudnall
Albany
Ent
Andy Guy Will
R. F. Perry
Preside
Oscar Gerald Violet
Chester
Mr. Simpson
Land
Ralph Perry
Athens
Glouster church services postponed and schedule updated
The Glouster area lists postponed union church services due to weather with new date and time for June 17 at the stadium and notes revival topics by Rev C B Tigner and Rev Eugene Brown. Also includes Glouster Methodist and First Baptist schedule changes and a Children’s Day program on June 17.
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C. B. Tigner
W. W. Wallace
Eugene Brown
Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Wiley Harris
Bishopville Church of Christ
Millard Kasler
Bishopville
Airline
John Tigner
Church of Christ
Hemfock
Glouster Methodist Church
Hold Annual Reunion in Trimble Rainey Family Hosts Memorial Day
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jarvis welcomed Rainey relatives for the annual reunion at Trimble on Memorial Day. Harold M. Rainey, honored guest, departed the following Friday for induction into service. Attendees included L. W. Koons, Louise Kersel and daughter Anne, and many Rainey family members.
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Marcia Lou Thomas
James Flemming
Susan Kay
Mollie D
Gertrude Rainey
H T. Rainey
Dorothy Rainey
Harold M. Rainey
Carlena Marlin
James Hennestofal
Charlies Jarvis
Jayne Ann
Jeffrey
Service Man Jimmie Bulloch Ends Leave for San Francisco
James Jimmie Bulloch GM 3-c, who served in the Pacific for months, spent a three day leave with his wife and family in Gloucester and departed for San Francisco. Mrs Fred Higgins received a box from her son Cpl Rolland Higgins in Germany containing china dishes and small souvenirs. Cpl Higgins wrote he recently met Eton Swart, another Gloucester boy stationed in Germany.
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James
Jimmie) Bulloch
Pacific
San Francisco
Fred Higgins
Cpl
Rolland Higgins
Germany
Higgins
Eton Swart
Glouster Personal Notes Record Returns and Visits
Mrs Ellis Moore and Mrs Ed ward Moore and son return after a two week visit with Pvt Edward Moore and relatives in Wilmington Asheville Black Mountain Ridgecrest and Enka North Carolina Pvt Moore stationed at Camp Lejeune has completed engineer schooling and awaits assignment Mrs Fennie Gillespie and three grandchildren return home at Wonderland after visiting Grover Gillespie Trimble
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Ellis Moore
Edward Moore
Wilmington
Asheville
Black Mountain
Ridgecrest
Enka
North Carolina
Pvt. Moore
Camp Lejeune
Fennie Gillespie
Wonderland
Grover Gillespie
Trimble
Homecomings and hospital notes across Trimble and Hollister
Mrs. Clara Penrod returns from Columbus to Trimble after visiting her granddaughter Mrs. Richard Chagall who had major surgery in Doctors' Hospital. Granddaughter home and recovering well. Mrs. Bertha Warehime of Hollister went to Grant Hospital for major surgery and is improving while staying a few days more. Michigan’s Wolverines face the Buckeyes in Columbus, aiming for a second straight perfect season as Western Conference baseball showdown looms.
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Clara Penrod
Trimble
Columbus
Richard Chagall
Maxine Steinmetz
Doctors’ Hospital
Bertha Warehime
Hollister
Grant Hospital
Wolves
Bucks Chicago
Michigan
I ‘Ohio Blaze Buckeyes
Rankin Leads Early In State Senior Golf First Day
In Columbus Ohio the senior golf tournament opened with Rankin of Columbus posting a 76 to lead over Wells 78 and Vaughn 83 as the field tees off at Scioto Country Club 6 632 yards. WellsStranahan and others chased standings with mixed scores in the opening rounds. Rankin 51 years old led Class A while Wells topped Class B and Vaughn led Class C.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. M. Coen
Massillon
L. T. Wiggins
EK W. Whittaker
Marietta
Ing Ahen Rankin
C. G. Robertson
Bob Stranahan
Toledo
del Marietta
L. L. Kahn
Joe Wells
Hamilton
Vaughn
East Liverpool
W. R. Hair
Rankin
F. W. Dine
Lima
H. D. Smith
Jwo
Steubenville
Wells
Stranahan
Scioto Country Club
Weiss
F. Kk
Robert M. Noll
George Hedges
League Leaders Batting And Pitching Summary
Holmes of Boston leads batting with a .390 average and 69 hits while Lombardi of New York drives in 39 runs and has 13 home runs. Barrett of Pittsburgh has 8 stolen bases. Cooper of Boston tops pitching. Stirnweiss of New York has 35 runs, Etten of New York 31 RBIs, Case of Washington 53 hits and 13 stolen bases, Stephens of St. Louis 8 home runs, Ferriss of Boston 8 wins.
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Holmes
Boston
Lombardi
Stirnweiss
New York
Etten
Case
Washington
Stephens
Services Announced Across District Churches
Chauncey Morristown Holiness Church holds Sunday School at 10 with Pastor Rev Ray Pidcock preaching at 11 and 2. Pilgrim Church near Carbondale schedules 1:30 Sunday School and 2:20 preaching by Pidcock. Church for God Chauncey begins at 9:30 with Rev Clarence Way preaching. The Church of Christ Parish marks Children’s Day with special programs and five churches share a 9:30 start. The Plains Nazarene and The Plains The Plains area receive sermons at 10:30 and 10:30 from various pastors. Lay members lead Chauncey service at 10:30. Official board and workers’ conference set for Trimble church next Tuesday at 7:30. Rev J N Lakin preaches at The Plains at 10:30 and 7:30. Jacksonville, The Plains, Trimble, Millfield, Chauncey and The Plains host Sunday School at 9:30. Prayer services at Jacksonville Thursday 7:30, Chauncey Bible Study Wednesday 7:30. Methodist Student Day observed parishwide with special offerings.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Lewis Adkins
Ray Pidcock
Young Peoples
Myrtle Simpson
Pilgrim Church
Carbondale
Church For God
Clarence Way
Howard, Pennell
Young Peoples Meeting
Ruth Lester
Bessie Tope
Church of Christ
Courtney
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Glaze Thompson
Greens Run
Millfield
J. N. Lakin
Suneday
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Carrie Chantwell
Young Peoples Jr
Goldie Gibson
Mary Stalder
Charles Caffrey
The
Methodist Church Charge
Dinner Guests Hosted by Mr and Mrs Chadwell
Mr and Mrs Allen Chadwell entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Goldsberry and children Dale Ralph and Karen Sue of Uhrichsville Mr and Mrs Oris Chadwell and daughter Donna of Dayton Harold Adfeldt of Detroit and Glenn Chadwell at home.
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Chauncey
Allen Chadwell
Miifield
Ralph Goldsberry
Dale, Ralph
Karen Sue
Uhrichsville
Oris Chadwell
Donna
Dayton
Harald Adfeldt
Detroit
Glenn, Chadwell
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