Yanks Trade Gallagher to Browns as Heffner Looms
New York Yankee trade sends outfielder Joe Gallagher to the St. Louis Browns for infielder Roy Hughes and cash believed up to 25000. Indians pursue Don Heffner while Reds, Giants, Dodgers seek relief arms and infielders amid last minute trades before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanks
Gallagher
Browns
Indians
Heffner
Reds
New York
Yankees
Joe Gallagher
St. Louis Browns
Roy Hughes
Cash
Newark
Kansas City
Myril Hoag
St. Louis
George McQuinn
McQuinn
Bob Feller
Feller
Bronx Bombers
Monte Pearson
Oscar Vitt
Johnny Allen
Jeff Heath
Ben Chapman
Cleveland
Don Heffner
Washington
Giants
Dodgers
Pirates
Max Butcher
Phillies
Burgess Whitehead
Bill Terry
Lee Handley
Pep Young
Larry MacPhail
Vince DiMaggio
Lombardi and Frey Injured Ahead of Reds Blues Series
Cincinnati catcher Ernie Lombardi and second baseman Lonnie Frey are listed with minor injuries as the Reds open a 13 game stretch against the Phillies in Cincinnati. Paul Derringer and Kirby Hughes were named probable starters. Lombardi may miss the opener after a splintered toe injury, while Frey was hurt when struck on the elbow by a pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ernie Lombardi
Lonnie Frey
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Paul Derringer
Reds
Kirby Highlee
Phils
Lombardi
Frey
Rochester
Orbiston Red Caps top Phi Club in 6-2 win
Orbiston Red Caps defeated Phi Club of Nelsonville 6-2 for a second win in three games. Pitcher Ralph Pepper Wade allowed four hits and two runs while the Red Caps totaled nine hits and six runs. Lombarger hit a home run and Campbell a triple for Orbiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbiston Red Caps
Phi
Nelsonville
Red Caps
Ralph (Pepper) Wade
Lombarger
Campbell
Wooderson Faces Fierce Mile Challenge at Princeton
Henry McLemore profiles Sydney Wooderson, the English miler with world records in 4:06, 1:49.2 and 1:48.4, arriving for the Princeton invitation meet. The 126 pound, 5 foot 5 inch runner surprises with power in the finish and a long stride, likely facing stiff American rivals like Chuck Fenske and Blaine Rideout as he aims to beat the clock on Old Nassau’s fast track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shirley Temple
Freddie Bartholomew
Captain Kidd
Oliver Hardy
Tarzan of the Apes
Shirley
Freddie
Oliver
Sydney Wooderson
England
Sydney
Princeton
London
Jack Lovelock
White City
Wooderson
Nassau
Cunningham
San Romani
Chuck Fenske
Blaine Rideout
Fenske
Barrett Hill Favored To Win Women's Western Open
Defending champion Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis and former champion Opal Hill of Kansas City head the favorites as the second round looms at Westwood Country Club. Barrett beat J L Bauman 7 6 and Hill defeated W F Anderson 8 6 on a soggy course with showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Westwood Country Club
Miss Barrett
J. L. Bauman
Hill
W. F. Anderson
Charles Harting
Shirley Ann Johnson
Chicago
Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Helen Hoffman
Salt Lake City
Alberta Neblett
New Orleans
Sam Israel
Detrick Resigns Wesleyan Post
Jim Scott an Ohio State graduate and former Grandview High School coach is viewed as the likely successor to Ray Detrick who resigned after 18 years as head baseball coach at Ohio Wesleyan University Detrick moves to recreation director and basketball coach for Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Akron Scott joined Wesleyan this spring as assistant football and basketball coach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
U.P
Jim Scott
Ohio State
Grandview High School
Ray Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan University
Detrick
Wesleyan
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Scott
West Dominates AA in East West series opening
Western teams asserted dominance over the Eastern clubs in the first day of the East vs West series. Nate Andrews pitched the Columbus Red Birds to a 4 to 1 win over Milwaukee for his 10th victory. Minneapolis used a ninth inning squeeze to edge Louisville 5 to 4, and Marvin Breuer fired a four hitter for Kansas City in a 4 to 0 win over Toledo. Indianapolis lost 8 to 2 to St Paul as Merritt Cain scattered seven hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Red Birds
Nate Andrews
Milwaukee
Brewers
Birds
Minneapolis Millers
Louisville
Hub Walker
Otto Denning
Marvin Breuer
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Toledo
Freddie Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Merritt Cain
John Niggeling
Mike Balas
Horses Arrive for Lancaster Fair Meeting at Fairfield Grounds
Lancaster to host a nine day mid summer race meet starting Saturday June 24 at the Fairfield County Fair Grounds. More than 400 horses from North Randall Detroit Charlestown Wheeling Fairmount and other points will race with over 30 jockeys including Clarence Watters Dave Fowler Augie Sylvester and M. N. Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Fairfield County Fair Grounds
Lancaster Racing Association, Inc
Robert J. Dienst
Fairgrounds
North Randall
Detroit
Charlestown
Wheeling
Fairmount
Clarence Watters
Youngstown
Dave Fowler
Grove City
Augie Sylvester
Chicago
M. N. Gonzales
Louis Farr London title bout rumor gains momentum in September
Rumors swirl that Joe Louis may defend against Tommy Farr in London this September as promoter Mike Jacobs expands plans after Braddock-Farr London cancellation. Louis, training for a June 28 defense vs Tony Galento, could meet Farr for a heavyweight title in Europe with Nassau, promoted by Jacobs and co-manager Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
London
Lou Nova
Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Tony Galento
Joe Gould
Jim Braddock
Mike Jacobs
Julian Black
Gould
Braddock-Farr
Jersey Jim
Farr
Sally Krieger
al Hostak
Seattle
Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Ray Carlen
Nova
Galento
Henry Armstrong
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
United States
England
Johing Joe
Armstrong
Atlantic
Black
Braddock
St. Louis and Columbus Win in American Association Action
American Association standings show Columbus defeating Milwaukee 4 1 and St Paul top Indianapolis 8 2. Kansas City beat Toledo 4 0, Minneapolis edged Louisville 5 4, with multiple scheduled games listed including New York Chicago and Boston Pittsburgh matches.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
National New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
American Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Association Toledo
Panel
Sareens
Louisvil
National
Chica
Cleveland Wee
Bible School Opens at Coolville with 28 enrolled
Coolville Vacation Church School opened Monday morning with 28 pupils. Director Mrs Grace McKibben and teachers Miss Meriam Bingman Miss Jessie Crawford and Miss Margaret Conklin lead craft work and welcome any child who wishes to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Grace McKibben
Meriam Bingman
Jessie Crawford
Margaret Conklin
Bettie Burdette
Maralyn Henderson
Genevieve Thomas
Pomeroy
Donald Runion
Congregational Christian Church
Edna Reed
Amos Place
E. M. Daugherty
Harold McBride
Athens
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
Zanesville
George Davis
McConnelsville
Lelia Wolf
Hattie Bails
Rockland
Oscar Findling
Buford
Wil! Schrieber
Huntington
W. Va
Clyde Parrish
J. C. Henry
Otis Watters
Oswego
N. Y
F. G. Bunion
F. C. Taylor
Bessie Taylor
C. H. Oakes
McDaniel
Little Hocking
C. L. Fuller
Mary Louise Holdren
New Plymouth
Jedd Smith
Dee
Parkersburg
Betty Holdren
Ferro
Betz
Columbus
Holdren
John Walden
Runion
Janice Kay Walden
Corning Church Notes Vote Keeps Rev Shonkwiler For Next Year
At the quarterly meeting Rev. Arthur Shonkwiler was unanimously voted to return as pastor for the coming year. District Superintendent C A Walter presided and praised the church and community efforts. Southeast Ohio Conference will convene in Lancaster in August. Various local social and church events are reported, including Stitch and Chatter Club hosting Miss Edna Dunlap and multiple visits from area residents. Installation night for American Legion Auxiliary officers is set for June 14 at the Legion home with Mrs Irma Powers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shonkwiler
United Brethren Church
Shonkwiler
Corning
C. A. Walter
Crooksville
Lancaster
M. E. Church
Fred Roof
Viola Pierce
Henry Stoody
Edna Dew
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
South Valley St
Glouster
Irma Powers of
Logan
Mis Suspected Injury At Good Samaritan Hospital
Mrs. Frank Wright was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville Friday night with a serious condition. Other notes mention visits from Mrs. Mary Hermey in Columbus, Edna Desmond and daughter Margaret Ellen in Toledo and Pittsburgh, and several residents visiting relatives in Wooster Albion and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Mary Hermey
Columbus
Edna Desmond
Margaret Ellen
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Richard Murphy
Lynchburg
Virginia
Jack Lamb
J. G. Blower
Wooster
Mary Adaline Rodgers
William Rodgers
Robert Boditke
Don Miskell
Charles Roberts
Albion
Mich
Roland Spence
Dayton
Mat Spence
Margy Boyd
August Schlingerman
Jean Fisher
Ohio State University
New Marshfield Junior Cooks 4-H Club Holds First Meeting
The New Marshfield Junior Cooks 4-H Club met Monday June 12 at the home of assistant adviser Miss Dorothy Sidders. Officers elected were Marilyn Jones president Donna Beveridge vice president Marilyn Hoon secretary and Donna Steinmeyer treasurer. Plans for summer projects were made and the next meeting set for Thursday June 22 at the high school building. Miss Martha Frost is the club adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Junior Cooks
Dorothy Sidders
Marilyn Jones
Donna Beveridge
Marylin Hoon
Donna Steinmeyer
Martha Frost
Woman breaks hip in fall at Main Street home
Mrs Helen Horton Keiser suffered a fall at her apartment on Main Street breaking her hip. She was rushed to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis for immediate treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Helen Horton Keiser
Main St
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Chauncey Girls Four H Club Meeting at High School
Chauncey Girls Four H Club led by Mrs Thelma Ferrer met Monday night at the high school building. Members discussed forthcoming activities and planned a community project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIRLS
Chauncey
Chauncey Girls Four-H Club
Thelma Ferrer
Rutland Personal Mention and Weekend Visits
Rutland notes several weekend visits including Earl Miller and family from Columbus with Rev. Phipps. Irene Phipps returned to Columbus. The Epworth League hosted a Wiener roast at Lake Breeze. Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Fred Winn’s home with assistants Mrs. Paul Winn and Mrs. Clair Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Earl Miller
Forrest
Columbus
Fred Winn
Paul Winn
Clair Taylor
Ralph Spires
Ironton
Mitt Spires
Paul Patterson
Marcus Roush
Ohio University
Harold Bogges
Greenup
Jim Bogges
Harlin Bogges
Charles Kennedy
Murray City
Akron
Harry Gross
Martin Summers
Agnes Egnor
William Theobald
Thurman W. Va
C. D. Copley
Egnor
Thomas Crewe
Dickison
W. Va
Walter Smith
Rex Davis
B. N. Powell
Worley Merritt
Ollie Anderson
Bernard Howell
Opal Wilson
Howard Howell
Rutland Recreation Center
Herman Hoppe
Bradford Powell
Albany Garden Club Sees Talks And Guests
Albany gathers for a Friday meeting led by Mrs. Dana Williams with an illustrated talk on flower arrangement. The program includes a round table discussion and luncheon guests from Athens. The club plans a sewing group gathering and invites new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Garden Club
Dana Williams
O. D. Dailey
Everett White
Richard Black
Ronnie
Lola Mae Baughman
Aldine Radcliffe
Don Jewell
Eddie Ross
Max
Blaine Farley
Epworth League
Camp Ross Hocking
Temple Church
Zanesville
Hiram Colmer
Snowville
Frank Trainor
Illinois
Lucy Stanley
Columbus
E. J. Stanley
D. W. Hoffee
Murray City Personal And Social Mention
Murray City notes list many weekend visits and stays by residents and nearby travelers. Names include Cecil Lunsford George Gears William Patterson Bessie Patterson Lizzie Dane Bert Wooten Jabez Hamer Howard Bush Dennis Babbs and Albert Williams with family ties to Athens Shawnee and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Cecil Lunsford
Glouster
Pat Loper
George Gears
Columbus
Thomas Gears
William Patterson
Cleveland
Bessie Patterson
Leonard Koenig
Lizzie Dane
Longstreth
George Brooker
Bert Wooten
Cecil Wooten
Fostoria
Gerald Wooten
Mickey Wooten
Jabez Hamer
Athens
Barney Penn
Howard Bush
Dennis Babbs
Albert Williams
Shawnee
West Virginia
Conrad Martin
J. W. Martin
Simmie Swyers
Hubert Eckels
Cora Walters
This City
Albert Koon
Lancaster
Irene Koon
Clarence Wollett
James England
McArthur
John Parks
Thelma Collins
Ann Popoczy
Clara Keyes
Nelsonville
Tom Johnson
Margaret Popoczy
Wilmington
Wilmington College
Lawrence Lewis
Audrey Cable
Lorenzo Lewis
Mrs Rosie Parker Dies at Eighty Four in Reedsville
Mrs Rosie Parker of Reedsville died at age 84 after a long illness. She leaves five sons, one daughter, six grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Funeral at her home at 2 30 Thursday, burial in Tuppers Plains Christian Church cemetery. Rev G C Holman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Rosie Parker
Meigs County
The
Christian Church
Tuppers Plains
G. C. Holman
Canton
Mabel Parker
Belle Keller
Ellis Keller
C.S. Keller
Oklahoma
J. F. Keller
Joppa
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George Kirkley
Orbiston
Miler
Henry McLemore
Mrs. Hill
Murtaugh
Enweee Bucher
Adams
Hackett
Winegarner
Hernandez
Stein
Owen Wenee
Carnett
Schulte
Epperley
Bucher
United Press
American Association
Canada
Messenger
Ohio
Bible School
Edna Louise Dunlap
Stitch and Chatter Club
Garnet Myers
Elaine Richardson
Mary Frances Post
Frances Belle Wilson
Isabel Foura
Miss Dunlap
Fred Fisher
Jessie Wilson
Charleston
Edward Wilson
Mary Margaret Reese
Tropic
Fern Morgan
Grace Morrison
Minnie Smiling
Mike Lamity
Lewis Beck
Charles Beck
Florence Beck
Thomas Nesbit
Harry Beck
Clara Wilson
Leila Little
Morgan Walters
John Zanier
Lewis Zanier
Betty
Ben Matthis
Charles Schlingerman
Robert Spence
Lavern Spence
Tommy
Bobby Spence
Joe Wright
Thomas Spence, Sr
Beverly
Adeline Howell
Mary Harrison
Roger
Claude Clark
Emery Ralph
Bert Beard
Louise
Bennington
Bethel
M. R. Lewis
Frank Williams
Gordon James
New Straitsville
Charles Shaffer
Floyd Stiff
Bess Lovett
Dick Smith
Albert Spencer
Paul Potts
Amanda
George Potts
Harold Aspenwal
Smithfield
Robert Dunn
Gerald Kilpatrick
Matt Kilpatrick
William Chivers
Joe Wollett
Lancaster Camp Grounds
A. A. Person
Mrs
E. A. Person
Chile
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