Wrigley plan blamed for Cubs failure to lead league
Detroit editor H G Salling er says the basic salary plan creates individual play over team effort, hurting Cubs pennant chances and unlikely to spread in majors. He notes monthly pay based on stats promotes guarding averages and selfish play, undermining team success.
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Pinch Hitter Lovill Deans Shines For A's In Fort Myers
Lovill Chubby Dean named pinch hitter for the Philadelphia Athletics after Duke University arrival. He impressed in spring training, has nine hits including four doubles and five singles with 11 RBIs in 22 at bats, and became key in a ninth inning rally vs the White Sox. The Yankees led the AL. Cardinals, Cubs, and Pirates had notable wins. several games postponed or rained out.
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Standings and schedules mix with stray notes
Baseball standings show Boston 6 Detroit 2 and Detroit 12 Boston 7 with other matchups listed such as New York 12 St. Louis 3 and Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4. Night and Wednesday games include Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis with American and National league pairings noted alongside scattered refinery comment about raw sugar color.
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Pedro Montanez Bids For Title
Pedro Montanez, Puerto Rican lightweight, won his 16th straight American bout by floorings Frankie Klick in a 10 round match here. Klick failed as a spoiler and was on the verge of knockout three times. Montanez may face Tony Cannzoneri or Barney Ross for a title.
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New King of the Links Crowned Tony Manero
Tony Manero, 31, the new United States Open champion, rose from obscurity to set a major 72 hole record at Baltusrol. A former driving range worker and ex-caddie, Manero grew up with the Turnesa brothers and later joined Sedgefield Country Club. He remains popular among peers and plans a full schedule aiming to surpass his 1955 earnings.
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Captains Named by O. W. Athletes
Ohio Wesleyan announces spring sport captains chosen by Athletic Director George Gauthier. Baseball co captains Ernie Tales of Cleveland and Don Mewhort of Toledo. track leader Fred Duncan of Oak Park Illinois. tennis captain Art Russert of Youngstown. golf captain Andy Gordon of Sandusky. Gordon is a sophomore. others graduate this year.
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Youngstown
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Lewis Victor New York Light-Heavyweight Champion Wins
John Henry Lewis defeated John Anderson Sweden in a non-title ten round decision. The bout occurred in New York and featured the reigning light-heavyweight champion dominating the contest.
Brewers wallop Hoosiers in 12 to 2 victory
Milwaukee exploded for 12 runs against Indianapolis aided by six errors. Clyde Hatter pitched shutout innings, allowing six hits and striking out ten as Milwaukee moved to second place. In other action, Kansas City lost 3 to 2 in 10 innings, St Paul beat Toledo 4 to 3, and Minneapolis defeated Columbus 4 to 0.
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Meeting 18 Postponed by Zion Baptist Church
The Mothers' Bible Class at Zion Baptist Church Lower Plains has postponed its meeting for four weeks. The change is due to the illness of Mrs Floyd Barker, daughter-in-law of Mrs George Gabriel.
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Chauncey Audience Enjoys All Man Wedding Play
Large Chauncey crowd fills the high school auditorium for an all male cast wedding parody featuring local men as bridesmaids and relatives. The 80 performers drew roaring laughter, with a repeat show planned for Tuesday night at 8 30. F L Ward Detroit directed the program sponsored by the Church of Christ Friendship Class with Christine Brown as accompanist and Jessie Fiske in charge of tickets.
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Sarah Thomas
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Chauncey Personal News Spreads Across Counties
Chauncey and Richard Whetstone with daughter left for a two week visit with relatives in Fayette and Clinton Counties. They were joined by Veryl Whetstone and Helen Coon who returned home Saturday night. Helena Keck and Pauline Keck visited Columbus with Jacob Myers and Dr. Francis H. Keck. Anas Elliott and Audrey Meighen were guests of the Kecks in Columbus. Gertrude Rainey and her son are spending a week with relatives in Columbus.
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Henry Myers
Helena Keck
Cincinnati
Pauline Keck
Columbus
Jacob Myers
Francis H. Keck
Anas Elliott
Gallipolis
Audrey Meighen
Athens
George Keck
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Chauncey Local Union to Hold Special Meeting
Chauncey Local No 358 United Mine Workers will meet Wednesday June 19 at 1 pm in the K of P Building to discuss entry work. All tonnage men are expected to attend, says Floyd Karns, secretary of the local.
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Dayton student shoots ace after improving round
An 18 year old Dayton high school student Denis Callahan played three rounds at the Community Country Club and carded a par on a 162 yard hole, followed by a birdie and then a hole in one with a No 6 iron.
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Dayton Battler Knox Scores Two Round Knockout
Buddy Knox the Dayton heavyweight and previous winter finalist in the white hope tournament scored a two round knockout of Harold Anderson of Flint Michigan in the semi final bout. Chuck Grundish of Detroit won an eight round decision from Bobby Kraft of Dayton.
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Chauncey School Reading Circle Certificates Totals
Chauncey School principal announces strong reading results for the year. Two hundred fifty children earned Reading Circle certificates for completing the required number of books.
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Social Guests at Whetstone Home The Plains Mississippi
Chauncey Whetstone and Mrs entertained guests at The Plains with Tillie and Gladys Boring both of Lansing Michigan and other friends from Columbus Ohio and Dayton Ohio. Attending were Captalin Whetstone Athens and families including Harley D. Boring Charles Boring and Patricia Ann Moore.
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Athens
Celebration honors Vivian and Ha Osborne birthday
Chauncey and Mrs Henry Osborne along with Miss Millie Osborne and Guy Osborne attended a birthday celebration at the home of KE L Bingman on Vore Ridge. Mr and Mrs Bingman hosted a chicken dinner for Vivian Osborne and Ha Osborne of Athens with ice cream and cake in the afternoon. FE Bingman, KE L Bingman's father, also attended.
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Honor Roll at Sugar Creek School Named Students
Honor roll students for the last term at Sugar Creek School include Lois Bradley Ronald Boyd Margaret Sycks Olga Hunter Delores Hunter Isabel Fogarassy Bala Chiki and Florence Smith. They were pupils of Miss Keck and Glen Gardner.
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June Meeting of Friendship Bible Class Held at Thomas Home
The Friendship Bible Class will meet at the Thomas home on Circle Hill Wednesday night for the June gathering. Hostesses include Saran and Marjorie Thoras Mia Shirley Thomas and Mrs Kathryn McDaniel.
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Sports Writer Right at Home At Convention
Henry McLemore reports from Cleveland where a sports writer notes the Republican convention crowd echoes a Derby Week scene with rowdy hotel window antics and a drunken Landon cheer leading to a ledge broadcast by a persistent Kansan despite police intervention.
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Brevity Shelved For Rest Of Year At Belmont
Joseph E Widener's colt Brevity has been thrown out of training for the balance of the year. Trainer Pete Coyne said a hind leg filling from the Belmont Stakes will prevent the horse from re entering competition in 1930.
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Plains Notes Local social visits and returns
Frank Vernon and Dude Grandy were in New Straitsville over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Mell Talbert spent Saturday with his mother at Jacksonville. Marie Hanning was calling on her mother Sunday. Gerald Taylor, who has been visiting his grandparents in Wellston, has returned.
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