Support for Cooperstown shrine urged for baseball
Mitch's Musings cites Daniel of the New York World Telegram urging the major leagues to honor the Cooperstown shrine with an annual Doubleday Field exhibition. The piece notes Majors promised to stage games there and mentions Lou Gehrig's memorial plaque unveiling, with Yankees invited to participate.
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Cooperstown
Fenimore Cooper
Coop
Amerea
Doubledey
Nationa Anaestna
Stephen Clark
Shrine of Baseball
Doubleday
Mercer
Lisken
Kenesaw Mt Landis
St Louie
Ware Landis
Ipresaig
Fort Plain
Utica
New York Central
Ty Cobb Rumored To Skip Games For Nervous Nerves
The New York Daily Mirror claims Ty Cobb avoids ball games due to nervousness. Considine says Cobb may endure a grandstand schedule to satisfy his nerves, joking that even fans who twitch at every pitch would be riveted by his reactions.
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Cobb
Ty Cobb
Bob Con- Siding
New York Daily Mirror
Georgia Peach
Considine
San Francisco
Tyrus Raymond
Seven Mines in Chauncey District Working Today
Chauncey district reports seven mines marked for operation this Tuesday including Poston No. 6 at Millfield No. 25 at Chauncey Carbondale Kimberly Coonville No. 255 and No. 107 in the Chauncey area. Local residents and visitors are listed with numerous social notes and hometown updates throughout the region.
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Chauncey District
Chauncey
Poston No
Millfield
New York
Carbondale
Kimberly
Coonville
Husband of Former Chauncey Woman Dies
Amnant K. Cabel, 42, former Columbus resident, died Friday in Bradenton Florida after a liver cancer illness. Body returned to Columbus for funeral Tuesday at Obetz cemetery. Survived by wife Hazel Courtney formerly of Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Cabel moved to Florida a year ago. Mrs Courtney’s daughter Marjorie Courtney was with him at death.
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Chauncey
Amnant K. Cabel
Columbus
Bradenton
Fin
Obetz
Hazel Courtney
Friendship Bible Class Meets at Auten Home Wednesday
Chauncey June meeting of the Friendship Bible Class of the Church of Christ will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Auten on Simpkins Lexington Ave Wednesday night. Jessie Fiske named co-host. Mrs John Shater visited daughter Floride Grinstead in Athens. Grinstead couple planning move to Columbus.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible Class
Church of Christ
John Shater
Floride Grinstead
Athens
Mrs. Grinstead
Columbus
Tight Races Continue in Both Loops Visit in Chauncey
In speedily shifting baseball pennant chase action, Brooklyn’s Dodgers edge Pittsburgh to claim first in the National League as Cincinnati and Boston contend the leaders. American League tightens with Boston and Cleveland on the verge of a one game split, while St Louis hands Washington a 7-4 loss. Cross-town notes from Syracuse and Chauncey include local church events, community greetings, and social calendars.
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Judson Manny
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds Iho
Boston Red Wing
Indians
Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browne
Washington
Senators
Sid Hudson
St. Louis
Boston Bes
Cardinals
Bees
Joe Sullivan
Redbirds
Billy Southworth
Syracuse
Hinahaw
Salvation Army
Athens
United
Brethren “Church
Hinahan
Charles Calkin
Mary
Pomeroy
van Johnson
Mollie Clark
Ralston Hemsley
Cleveland
Frank’ Wineprenner
Chauncey
Oma Mills
John Shafer
Mildred Winebrenner
New
Brighton
Elmer
Bingman
Vietor
L D. Phipps
Grinstead
Athena
Mex
Guy Brookins
Ciety
Harold ‘Brown
Mr .Church
Frieda
Ald Society
Meth
Hethe
Buse
John Gilmore
Fred Gilmore
Cal Eperach
Marana Sc
Limore
John Its
Noreatha
Chari Taylor
June
Broad
George Ren
Clarence Naylor
Purley Karr
Forest Run
Wayne Winger
J.B. Carleton
Lowell Winsett
William Emory
Findings Repaid Examiner Reports Findings Repaid
The Ohio Auditor of State reports a series of findings totaling 712.90, with 685.90 paid against the former mayor. Separate note mentions a floodproof Noahs ark on a river-bottom farm in Coffeyville Kansas with a concrete ramp for lifting livestock.
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Glouster
Sopmns
Tiie Examiner
Auditor of State
Ina
Tage
McMaster
Athens County
Mgvern Noah
W. C. Mall
Coffeyville
Kan
Call to Newark Parties Over Illness of Mrs Meadows
Mr and Mrs William Stalder and Mr and Mrs Frank Stalder were called to Newark Priday due to the serious illness of their daughter and sister Mrs Mary Meadows. Her condition was maroved Sunday and Mr Stalder and Mr and Mrs Frank Stalder returned. Mrs Stalder remained in the Meadows home.
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Chauncey
William Stalder
Frank Stalder
Newark
Priday
Mary Meadows
Stalder
Carrie Chan Nell Attends Athens Meeting Dinner
Mrs. Carrie Chan Nell of The Plains spent Sunday in Athens where she dined with Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. O Neal and attended the Athens County Union Class monthly meeting at the Pilgrim Holiness Church.
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Chauncey
Carrie Channell
The
Plains
Athens
Charles V. O'Neal
Athens County
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Wednesday Schedule and Friday Results in Early Baseball Standings
National league games listed for Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago American league Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston St Louis at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia National Kansas City at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo St Paul at Louisville Minneapolis at Indiana Friday results show Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 7 Boston 12 St Louis at Chicago postponed other games unsettled with several postponements and incomplete score updates.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
American
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Association Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louleville
Minneapolis
Indiana
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American St. Lowia
Wil Fengo
Tigh
Ping
Kansity
Nina Seana
Cowie
Blooming Cactus Impresses Garden Visitor in Converse Street
Mrs Guy Brookins shows a desert cactus to neighbors in Converse Street inviting interested persons to call and view the unusual plant. The Tower, a cactus from a desert near New Castin Wyoming, was brought two years ago by Mrs Brookins during a visit with Miss Olive Brookins and Mr and Mrs Howard Brookins to relatives there.
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Jauncey
Guy Brooking
Converse St
Brookins
New Castin
Wyoming
Olive Brookins
Howard Brookins
Feller to face Red Sox as Indians seek standings lift
Boston AP reports Cleveland manager Oscar Vitt tabbed Bob Feller to counter Boston in a key league clash. Feller will oppose Jack Wilson as the Indians, trying to rebound after rain washed out yesterday’s opener and a recent loss to the Yankees, return home to host Detroit in a postponed game before facing Philadelphia. Tim Andrews reports to join the roster.
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Oscar Vitt
Bob
Feller
Seaeeoell
Iansas
Fes
St.Louis Browns
Antrora Pee
Nana
Columbus
American Association
Beige S
Paul
Tatas
Phil
adelphia“Athletica
Indians Red Sox
Johnny
New York Yankees
Jack Wilson
Chester Social And Personal Chester Social And Personal ’71
Chester Social And Personal notes June meetings of the Chester club and local gatherings. Highlights include leadership roles of Richard Fick and Robe rt Hawk with Roy Fick, June 3 at Ralph Parker’s, upcoming meeting at the Fick home, and a serenade at Pete Hoftman’s for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman newlyweds.
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County Agricultural Organized
Richard Fick
Robert Hawk
Roy Fick
Eusgene Buckley
Earl Bean
Ralph Parker
Richard and
Briezing Along With Brtez Eddi Briet New York
Broadway notes update on boxing and golf offer opinions, rumors, andOpen questions. Mentions Louis, Arturo Godoy, Lawson Little, Walter Hagen, Connie Mack, Dolph Camilli, Babe Ruth, Bill Werber, and Admiral Byrd Handicap. Golfers and promoters named with travel and training remarks amid sports chatter.
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New York
Louis Out
Arturo Godoy
Lawson
Boston
Orga
Ross
Oliver
Jace Walter Hagen
Connra
Lesnevich
Detroit
Fred Apostoll
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Connie Mack
Miké M
Shibe Park
Dolph Camilli
Pittburgh
Babe Ruth
Bill Werber
Reds
Football's 'Father' Dies in Canton and New York
Dr. Harry A. March, famed as the founder figure of professional football, edited the Canton Bulldogs and helped assemble the New York Giants. He guided Carlisle Indian star Jim Thorpe and authored Professional Football Its Ups and Downs. March also led the National Professional Football League era and shaped early pro football in Canton and New York.
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Canton
Stag Night Plans Set for Athens County Chase Club
Complete plans for the Stag Night at Athens County Chase outline a 4 scheduled tomorrow evening starting at 8 80. A butter supper will be served and other refreshments available throughout the night. A Pony Auctioneer Parl Beckley will sell ponies ahead of Thursday’s pony tournament. Two such fairs were held last year and were standout events on the club’s summer program.
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Athens Country Chase
AIO
Parl Beckley
Glouster Personal Notes Brightens Local Social Scene
Glouster residents host visitors and kin in a series of social calls and greetings. Mrs. Louise Rabould Davis returns from Roanoke after visiting Mrs. Hattie Achauer. Miss Dorothy Mae Smith visits with her parents for the summer. A baptismal service for a Warrens family member is noted as part of the extended social calendar.
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C. G. Faires
Gail Faires
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Minnie Duncan
Columbus
D. Me
Wiliam
Warrens
Keith Moux
Jnst
Mrs Thelma Conley Dies in Columbus
Mrs Thelma Conley aged ST died at University Hospital Columbus Monday. A former resident of this city she moved to Columbus two years ago where she operated a health and beauty studio on High Street. She is survived by two children Miss Thelma and son Thomas, six brothers, and her mother Mrs Haze Mayle. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Ister
Thelma Conley
University Hospital
Columbus
Mra Conley
High St
Haze Mayle
George
Robert
Alston
Zanesville
Foster
Fort
Mich
Iso
Mayle
Robert Fultz
Ora Viney
Bertha Binford
Cumbus
Organize Classes In Glouster Area
Announcement invites residents of Glouster to join evening classes taught by land teacher in woodcraft and Mr Brady in auto mechanics. The meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Glouster Recreation Center aims to form two classes in shorthand typing business methods plus geometry chemistry democracy or current events.
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Land
Woodcrart
Brady
Glouster
Point Rock Personal and Social Mention
Mr and Mrs tied their parents here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Orland Sama and Wild Athens. Mr and Mrs William Phillips Chillicothe spent Saturday night and Sunday with GLOUSTER Alfred James agents Mr and Mex George Pron St thie iy ari Je A Turner and Homer ents, Mr and Mrs William Foughts attended the Athens stork St. Mr Jame has been ill one Iles Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Oxley bang returned to their home Ueaday after spending several feoke with Mr and Mrs LD tee
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Point Rock
Orland Sama
Wild
Athens
William Phillips
Chillicothe
Glouster
Alfred James
George
A. Turner
Homer
William Foughts
Athens Stork
Jame
Iles
Lawrence Oxley
Bang
Ueaday
Mra
Alfred James IS ANNOUNCE SERVICES CORNING
A missionary service is announced at Mile tnwm Church of Christ in Christian Union for Wednesday June 12 at 7 43 PM The event features speakers including Mr and Mrs DV Morris and G'elerk Frank Sellars and Mr W M Morrie The notice notes this marks the beginning of the summer revival at the church. Nearby activity includes Laurel Grange conferring first and second degrees on several members and local residents making various trips for business and social visits.
Mtracing Date at River Downs and Postal Cards History
The section notes River Downs Race Track near Cincinatti will host its summer program from August 23 to September and a fall meet from October 1 to 31. It also mentions that first postal cards were introduced in America on June 1872, with penny postcards not issued yet.
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Cincinnat
River Downs
Loney Island
America
Walters Granted No 10 Job as Reds Face Phillies
Cincinnati assigns star pitcher Bucky Walters to No 10 duty against Philadelphia as the Reds chase the top NL spot from Brooklyn. Walters meets Walter Beck’s 1-1 Rhinelanders while Brooklyn holds a thin lead after recent results.
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Reds
Bucky Walters
Phils
Brooklyn
Twisters
Walter Beck
Rhinlanders
Pirates
Vicory
Rhinelanders
Walters
Paul Derringer
Fost
Dee’ Prothro
Birds Top Blues Derry Summary of a baseball game with various players listed
A baseball game report details a contest between Birds and Blues Derry with numerous player names such as Bongiovanni Columba Sturdy Hitchcock and Priddy. It mentions runs hits errors and double plays including a seventh inning rally and defensive plays like Rizzuto to Priddy to Sturm. The record includes scoring lines and on base events for Kansas City and others with multiple pitchers listed.
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Derry
Borduearayef
Winlieheock
Bongiovanni
Tale
Calurats
Bucher
Bolling
Meltan
Sunkel
Kansag City
Columba
Cleveland Rams sign four more players for 104 season
The Cleveland Rams announce four additional players under contract for the 104 season. Names include end Maurice Patt and halfback Bill Lazetich from last year, plus Riley Math, son of the Columbus Bullies, and Schenker, a former Howard University tackle.
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Football League
Maurice
Babe) Patt
Bill Lazetich
Riley Math
Columbus
Schenker
Howard University
Montreal bout ends in outpoint win for Berger over McIntyre
Maxie Berger defeats Bobby McIntyre by decision in New York while Johnny Barbarachid’s Philadelphia bout is postponed a day due to threatening weather, delaying action and curtailing the card.
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Associa Wear
Eress
New York
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Bobby’ McIntyre
Dee Roi
Philadelphia
Johnny Barbarachid
Cocom
Birds Edge Leaders in 10th Frame
The Kansas City Blues lost to Columbus 3 to 4 in 10 innings, narrowing first place lead in the American Association. Minneapolis moved within one game of second as Louisville dropped to sixth after a loss. Rainouts and shifting positions reshaped the standings as Toledo and others chased the top four teams.
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Kansas City Blues
Minneapolis
Alumbus
Jimmy Bucher
Jacke
Burratta
St Pa
Eaally
Louinville
Mile Wwaulker
Toledo
Columbus
Twe ‘Ianagolis
Ik Whale
Milwaukee
Lachevilie
League Leaders Battling Through a Murky Box Score
League leaders and batting marks are listed with scattered errors and mis-OCR. The fragment mentions Radcliff and Case on batting and runs, Foxx and Wright among hits, and home runs by Foxx Ostomy and Trosky. References to Moores and Walkers in national batting and triples by Moses Ross appear garbled. A note mentions washed out games and a postponement sweep for Findlay at Fostoria.
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Radcliff
St. Louia
Case
Washington
Foxx
Boweson
Wright
Chicago
Greenberg
Detroit
Mack and Boudreau
Cleveland
Moses
Philadelpphi
Ostomy
Trosky
Waahe Coeveland
Lima
Jupe Pluvious
Field and Findlay
Fostoria
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Helen Ferrel
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Ray Oliver
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Wesley Sanborn
Modoc
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