Dodgers Reds Split Openers in See-Saw Series
Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with the Dodgers winning 9 1 in the opener and the Reds taking the nightcap 6 2 The Reds stay ahead by a few points while Brooklyn fires back led by Dolph Camilli and Dixie Walker The attendance was 34 908 for the first game and 34 800 for the nightcap, with Frank McCormick and Bill Werber homering for Cincinnati and Lavagetto Werber and Myers keying Brooklyn’s win.
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Tips Ui Reveen
Dodgers
Reds
Brooklyn
Tex Cameron
Dodger
Junior Thompson
Cincinnati
Carleton
Frank McCormick
Jim Turner
Dolph Camill
Poston
Amer
Cleve Peas
Os Sean Tote
Lon
Catia
Detroit-Boston
Tigers
Minick
Cleveland
Kite Walker
Phelps
Yanks
Camilly Hudson
Im—P. McCormick
Batleton
Corsl Smith
Caml
F. McCormick Tory
Lombardi
Johnny Allen
Joe Dob
Son
Mel Harder
Cariston
Turner
Yankees
Oding
Smith
Kener Turner
Ahigren
Joe
Distaggia
Charney
George Sel
Omer
Brooklyn Walker
Eero Tavagetto
Werber
OlRune
Lavagetto
Weber
Goodman
Wyatt
Presawell
Thompson
Steuek
Pressnell
Loning Peer Wyatt
Pinelli
Rearion
Goetz
Presanell
Standings and results from yesterday’s National League games
Standings show St Louis and Boston leading, with Detroit at Boston postponed. Milwaukee split with Columbus 4 9, Kansas City beat Toledo, St Paul over Indianapolis, Louisville over Minneapolis. Schedule lists Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Toledo St Paul Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis. several games noted.
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Seoterday
National Mule
Ad St. Louie
Boston
New York
Cleveland
St.Louia
Philadelphia
St. Lcule
Srncago
Washington
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Lou's
Chien
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Inshigton
Ghicano
Phindel Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louieville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Cub
Lenge Pittsour
St. Louie
Bevroit
Philadelhias Club
India
Columbus St. Paul Iu
Milwaukee and Columbus Edge In First Game Tense Opener
Milwaukee outbatted Columbus 11 to 4 in a chaotic first game with Corbitt and Herring leading swings, Powers homered for Columbus, Repass and Walker drove key scores, and Sturdy and Barrett held the line as pitchers. The contest featured three three-bag hits, stolen bases, and a late rally by Columbus, finalizing 9 4.
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Milwaukee
Corbitt
Peck
Abernathy
Columbus
Bucher
Walker
Jones
Cooper
Dorad Hitchcock
Repass
Shere
Barrett
Engile
Sturdy
Sabernathy
Walls
Powers
Balle
Herring
Sherill
Marrow
Blueholder
Sherrith
Biacholder
Sherril
Ring
Sherrill
Molenda,ohinson
Peters
Curie i Ath
Coibi
Henkion
Enelake Beard
Etonca
Brecheen
Sheesh
Bowers
Nate Edington
Play Ground Improvement Starts in Glouster Today
Grading on three playgrounds and tennis courts begins in Glouster after a council meeting last week. Sites are Urbancrest No 6 District and the south end. Misses Rachel and Jane Murray will supervise playground periods and council discussed radio interference with Hocking Power Co. Officials will visit later. Council also reviewed Crawford Theater wreckage and relief orders with Trimble Township trustees to grant Glouster authority. Unemployment desk lumber requested. council authorized purchase.
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Glouster
Urbancrest
No. 6
South End
Rachel
Jane Murray
Pla
Murray
Hoffman
Hocking Power Co
Crawford ‘Theater
Hines
Chauncey
Chauncey ‘Corporation
Trimble Township
J. R. Sands
Council
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Glouster Social Notes recounts Mrs WIllian Stephenson hosting a shower for her sister in law Norma Richards Guinther with 35 attendees and gifts. It also lists local residents with brief mentions of travel, visits, and relatives including Rev F G Boroff and family, Miss Virginia Pride, Miss Nina Brunton, Bob Ochs, and others visiting Cleveland, Cincinnati, Athens, and Uniontown over the weekend.
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Slousthe
Willian Stephenson
Richards Guinther
Norma Thompson
Louster
FG. Boroff
Herbert
Boroff
Georgia
Dayton
Frank
Paul Boroft
Tr. E. Richardson
Cincinnati
Virginia
Pride
Jane Fay
Cleveland
Joe Meade
Athens
Meade
Harry Linscott
Clay Angle
Jimmy
Uniontown
Angle
Henry Angle
Nina’ Brunton
Columbus
Nick Brunton
Bob Ochs
Grace Ochs
Breezing With Briez By Eddie Briez
The column blends boxing and baseball notes with playful asides about Baer Galento Louis Godoy and Lou Gehrig. It mentions wrestler Man Mountain Dean enlisting, Charles Reilly as guest star, Billy Conn denying a move to Hymie Caplin stable, and fans rooting for Bucky Walters. Also notes Leo Durocher and Dodgers uniforms, and oddities like Stanley Ferens walking few batters, Michigan chartering planes for California game, and Louis changing a tire on the way to a boxing tourney.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jersey
Baer-Galento
Louis Godoy
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Man Mountain Dean
Army
Billy Conn
Johnny Ray
Hymie Caplin
Bucky Walters
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Michigan
California
Jo Louis
C. Y.C
Thomsons record at Scioto Country Club exhibition match
Five under par 67 by Jimmy Thomson of Chicopee Felix Mass leads the Scioto Country Club course record during an exhibition round in Columbus. Thomson paired with Horton Smith against Bobby Jones and E A Dudley as Jones and Dudley win the match and proceeds go to the Red Cross. Smith shot 72.
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Columbus
Jimmy ‘Thomson
Chicope Felix
Mass
Scioto Country Club
Horton Smith
Bobby’ Jones
EA Dudley
Bach
Jones
Dudeley
Hwa
Red Cross
Smith
New Cardinal Pilot Faces Headaches in Return
A chaotic view of Billy Southworth's return to manage the St. Louis Cardinals amid league moves. The piece notes tense shifts as the pennant race tightens with Brooklyn and Cincinnati in chase, Cubs pounding Boston and Phillies snapping a losing streak as the American League shows uneven action.
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Pymma
Press Sports
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy
Rochester
Aseayith
Boeing
Ray Blades
New ‘York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Aput
Reds
Cincinnati
Brookyn
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Hugh Mulcahy
Osing
Phillies
Pittnchnurgh
Pirater
Ike Pearson
Cy Blanton
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
White Sox
st.Louis Browns
Athletics
Asker
Walter Judnich
Roy Culenbine
Johnny Berardino
Kaws and Millers Dominate Early Baseball Standings
A national baseball snapshot shows Kaws and Millers leading, with six teams in contention. Indians, Minneapolis, and Kansas City trade blows as Toledo, Louisville, and Columbus push midtable. Pitching honors go to Milnar, Walters, and Frey while Dornebrook captains Ohio State’s 1941 baseball squad.
Guy Wanless Wins Minu tes Tournament at Athens CC
Guy Wanless captured the minutes tournament at Athens Country Club over the week end. Notable results include 207 Waivene ht 108 Run Rothoskie and Art Smith tying for several low net positions with Stend fl, while TR Roy and Paynter posted strong scores. George Lantzwart placed fourth in low net. rol Lift claimed first high net. Michell, Bromine Kempton, and Bil Drake also posted notable scores in the round matches as directors prepare for the finals by Sunday June.
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Guy Wanless
Athens
Run
Rothoskie
Art Smith
Stend Fl
TR Roy
Paynter
George Lantzwart
GE. Michell
Bromine Kempton
Bil Drake
Finabedot
Lawson Little Wins Open Crown in Playoff at Cleveland
Lawson Little defeated Gene Sarazen in a dramatic playoff to win the 44th National Open at Brookland, finishing 70 to 73 in the playoff after a final round 73. Little rallied from behind, birdied early, and, aided by Sarazen’s late surge, secured the title with a steady back-nine to clinch the crown.
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Lawson Little
Gene Sarazen
My Rare Hilligan
Cleveland
Little
Promi
Bretton Woods
Chawerincy Golf Club
Lites
Mowe
Toma
Filia
Sarazen
Fosa
Hok
Playatt
Tong
Sarasa Sinazing
Asn
South
Hinoel Domemer
Pury
Ollever
Horneils N.Y
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Sarasen
Husky
Oliver
Red Sox
Athens County Savings and Loan
Lostro Building
Athens, Ohio
Lancaster
Little Pat
Brietz
Charles Reilly
Norton
Ledger-Disputch
Fred Evans
Stanley Ferens
Albany
Thomson Sne
Kaws
Millers
Foxx
Trosky
Case
Wash Nation
Milnar
American Association
Als
Wedenesday
Monopo Joly
Dokomen
Indians
Columbia
Uhr Millers
Aplite
Mine
Neapolis
Louisville
Moore
Slso
Red Birds
Brewers
Ames
Ross
Minn
St. Louis
Stolath
Petching—Walters
Rnbrook
Gene Dornebrook
Ohio State University
Colonial
He Golonial
Mort
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