Hemsley’s return sparks Feller in 4-1 win over Senators
Mitch's Musings notes Rollie Hemsley's impact with the Indians waning then returning. His finger injury cost the lineup, but Bob Feller, guided by Hemsley’s receiving, regained form. On May 29 the catcher’s absence hurt Cleveland, yet his comeback paralleled a revived Feller as he defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 1.
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Rollie Hemsley
Cleveland Indians
Syracuse
Indians
Rollie
Browns
Oscar Vitt
Mr. Vitt
Hemsley
Vitt
Husky
Bob Feller
Young Bob
Feller
Bob
Washington Senators
Meal ticket under pressure as Hubbell sags for Giants
New York Giants ace Carl Hubbell struggles as rivals flay the lefty with a 10 2 defeat to Pittsburgh. The Cardinals stumble due to wild relief pitching and Don Gutteridge error, while Tommy Bridges shines in Detroit and Foxx fans set records as Boston routs St Louis. Indians and Yankees keep pace in AL race.
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NEW York
U.P
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Hubbell
Bill Terry
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Klinger
Pittsburgh
Terrymen
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Max Macon
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Macon
Bill McGee
Don Gutteridge
Phillies
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Rudy York
Bridges
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Foxx
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Yankees
Chicago
Unbelievers warned Reds are rising in pennant race
The article argues the Cincinnati Reds will no longer be cellar dwellers and could challenge for the National League crown. It notes key hitters Ernie Lombardi Buck McCormick Lee Gamble Ival Goodman and pitchers Paul Derringer John Vander Meer with Wally Berger Dusty Cooke Bucky Walters and Lee Grissom as contributors.
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Cincinnati Reds
Queen City
Ernie Lombardi
Buck McCormick
Lee Gamble
Ival Goodman
Paul Derringer
John Vander Meer
Wally Berger
Harry Craft
Dusty Cooke
Bucky Walters
Lee Grissom
Baptist Services at Second Church Led by Rendville Clerics
Services Sunday evening at 7 30 at Second Baptist Church in Glouster with Rev L W Stansberry and Rev J B Harewood of Rendville in charge. Also notes skimmed milk as a good preservative of stone.
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Glouster
Second Baptist Church
L. W. Stansberry
J. B. Harewood
Rendville
Legion Convention to Convene in Glouster on Sunday
Delegates from 28 posts of the Eighth District of the American Legion will gather at the Glouster Legion hall Sunday. The program includes registration, committee appointments, district officer reports, disaster relief, junior baseball, Sons of Legion, and membership awards. An address by Department Vice Commander J W Bowen will open the sessions.
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Glouster
American Legion
Glouster American Legion Hall
Nk McCann
John Demolet
Clinton Webb
Sons of Legion
Cline Matthews
Delbert Dillon
J. W. Bowen
L. Eveland
Frank McCann
C. F. Danford
C. F. Wallace
R. S. Williams
Eli Jensen
Fire destroys Hollister home. family away visiting
A fire heavily damaged the house of John E L ouster near Hollister early Wednesday. No furniture or clothing were saved. Mr Sollie was alone in the residence when the blaze started. Mrs Sollie and the children are visiting in Cleveland. Cause not yet determined but believed to have started from a kitchen flue. Athens visitors Mrs Robert angle and Mrs Emmett Andrews were in Athens on Thursday.
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Louster
John E
Hollister
Sollie
Social Notes from Glouster Bridge Club and White Rose Supper
Mrs. William Johnston Jr hosted the Tuesday Night Bridge Club with guests Mrs. Phil Robinson and Mrs. George Wolf. Awards went to Mrs. Robinson for high guest score, and to Mrs. Angle and Mrs. Cornwell for high club scores. traveling prize to Mrs. Homer Morris. White Rose Club of Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Ellis for a chicken supper with attendees including Mrs. Elizabeth Clark and Mrs. Thomas Williams Sr and Jr.
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Glouster
William Johnston, Jr
Phil Robinson
George Wolf
Robinson
Robert Angle
Harold Cornwell
Homer Morris
Morris
White Rose Club
Pythian
William Ellis
Elizabeth Clark
Thomas Williams Sr
William James
Blanche Strohmeyer
E. E. Weaver
Thomas Williams
Celia Cavey
Meshick Cavey
Columbus
Get-Together Club Meets in Bishopville
Mrs Hazel Kasler and Mrs Lucy Kirkbride hosted the Get-Together Club at the Townhouse in Bishopville. Eight members attended as thirteen sickness calls were noted. After business, contests were enjoyed and plans made for a May and June birthday pot-luck with Mrs Carpenter hosting. Present were Hazel Easler Ruth Triplett Lucy Kirkbride Garnett Reed Gertrude Jewell Grace Robinet te Orlena Halbert Lucy Peddi cord Charlene Stump and Bertha Carpentge.
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Bishopville
Hazel Kasler
Lucy Kirkbride
Carpenter
Hazel Easler
Ruth Triplett
Garnett Reed
Gertrude Jewell
Grace Robinette
Orlena Halbert
Lucy Peddicord
Charlene Stump
Bertha Carpentge
Man With Toughest Job in Country Right Now
Cincinnati Reds ticket chief Harry Murdough faces the challenge of selling 24 000 reserved seats for the July 6 all star game to meet requests totaling 140 000 from 85 000 individuals. The mail order process favors Cincinnati fans, with about 16 000 seats for locals and 8 000 for out of town buyers. Proceeds support a fund for aged ball players.
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Babe Ruth
Cincinnati
Reds
Ebbets Field
Johnny ‘Vander Meer
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Star
Dodgers
U.P
Harry Murdough
Cincinnati Reds
Murdough
Union
Canada
Hill halves Patty Berg in Western Open semi final
In Colorado Springs Opal S. Hill of Kansas City sent Patty Berg of Minneapolis to defeat in the Women's Western Open semi final on Broadmoor course. Barrett of Minneapolis advanced to meet Hill, while Helen Hofmann of Salt Lake City played Mildred Didrikson of Beaumont in the other semi final.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Broadmoor
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Beatrice Barrett
Helen Hofmann
Salt Lake City
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Beaumont
Tex
Announce Services In Glouster Churches
Glouster churches publish their Sunday schedules. At the M F Church Pastor F G Boroff leads 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 Children's Day 6 30 Epworth League 7 30 evening service sermon by the pastor Virginia Skinner leads. At the Church of Christ Pastor D P Morris announces 9 30 Bible School 10 Lord s Supper then sermon Moses a Type of Christ 6 30 Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor 7 30 Happy Hour Service sermon The Scarlet Thread of God s Love Special music is planned.
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Glouster
M. F
F. G. Boroff
Epworth League
Virginia Skinner
Church of Christ
D. P. Morris
Moses
Christ
God
Trimble 4-H Club Chooses Best of Foods Project
Trimble 4-H Club met at Mrs. Dennis Addington's home on Tuesday June 14 with nine members present. They selected the project making the best of foods and listed members Margaret Addington Ruth Anna Antle Phyllis Antle Mary Cole Kathryn Johnson Dorothy Mingus Ila Jean Nelson Ada Belle Palmer Thelma Rainey.
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Trimble
Trimble 4-H Club
Dennis Addington
Margaret Addington
Ruth Anna Antle
Phyllis Antle
Mary Cole
Kathryn Johnson
Dorothy Mingus
Ila Jean Nelson
Ada Belle Palmer
Thelma Rainey
Dayton Miss Reaches Browne Invitational Tennis Semifinals
Virginia Hollinger of Dayton advanced to the Mary K. Browne invitational semifinals after decisive 6-0 6-0 and 6-0 6-1 wins over Sue Palmer and Cecil MacLaren. She and partner Virginia Hitt of Lake Erie reached the doubles final.
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Painesville
U.P
Virginia Hollinger
Dayton
Mary K. Browne
Miss Hollinger
Sue Palmer
Granville
Cecil MacLaren
Virginia Hitt
Lake Erie
Indians 4 Nats Total 3818 Sa4i1 9711 a Batting Notes
Game box line shows Cleveland defeated Washington with Kra Kauskes and Ferrell keying the offense. RBIs credited to Campbell Keltner R Ferrell and Hemssey. Ferrell and Lary Blake Campbell multiple two base hits and a Calabed run noted. Fellers, Lary, and Troe Myer involved in double plays. Wash on base struggles with 10 left, 2 for Cleveland.
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Krakouskes
Kelley
Washington
Cleveland
R. Ferrel
Keltner
R. Ferrell
Hemssey
Lary
Campbell
Jess
Krakauskes
Averill
Feller
Troe
Myer
Travis
Washi
Krakausks Peller
Krake
Baler
Stolen Cannon Recovered In Rock Creek Cave
The 300 pound cannon once in Twin Falls city park was found by two boys in a Rock Creek cave. Mayor Lem A Chapin announced the recovery and civic joy followed the discovery after it went missing last November.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Lem A. Chapin
Rock Creek
League Leaders Highlight Batting Averages and Home Runs
United Press lists top hitters and home run leaders with notable names and team affiliations. Players include Averill of the Indians Chapman and Trosky, Dodgers Foxx of the Red Sox Johnson Athletics and others with high batting averages and home run tallies.
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Averill
Indians
Trosky
Gare
Cadac
DO Foxx
Red Sox
Lewis
Senators
Johnson
Athletics
Travis
McCormick
Reds
Chicago Cubs Edge New York in Slow Baseball Tilt
New York and Chicago combined for a low scoring game as New York trailed 3-0 before fighting back. Pearson and Radcliff produced two base hits each, while Henrich delivered a three bagger. Hadley earned the win with Stratton taking the loss in front of about 5 000 fans.
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Chicago
Berger
Rolfe
Owen
DiMagef
Gehrig
Kreevicher
Dickey
Radcliff
Renrich
O\Walker
Powell
Oharges
Gordon
Obewelle
Pearson
Phillies edge Cardinals in alley of errors and late runs
Phillies won 3 to 2 over the St Louis Cardinals as Gutteridge and Scharein drive in runs. McGee and Passeau pitched for the Phillies and Cardinals respectively with scattered errors influencing the score. Final attendance listed at 7,000 plus.
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itLee A. Etripp
Martnel
Kieinrf
a-Padgett
Young
Owen
McGee P
Harrell
Bremer
McGee
Philadelphia
Gutteridge
Scharein
Youngs
Davis
Medwick
Slaughter
Rifice
Jordan
Weintraub
Martin
Ganeriige
Mite
St. Louis
Macon
Passeau
Pesseau
Harre
Tigers 12 Detroit 3 in Philadelphia crosstown game recap
In Philadelphia Detroit routed the Phillies 12 to 3 as Gehringer York and Laabs powered offense. York hit a homer and two doubles while Gehringer, York, and Laabs collected multiple RBIs as Parker Rogell supported with key hits. Attendance was 4850. The cotton seed fiber note appears as an unrelated filler.
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Thomas
Ord
Philadelphia
Dottow
Ambler
Parker Rogell
Gehringer
York Bridges
Laabs
Hayes
Johnson
Ambier
Gehr
Finney
York
Fox
Gehr York
Rogell
Gehr Moose
Greenberg
Detroit
Williams
D. Smith
Tras
Oomas
Liams
Paesed bell—Hayes
Budget Notice for Canaan Township Hearing
Notices hereby given that the Budget for Canaan Township for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1989 has been prepared in tentative form. A public hearing will be held on July 2, 1934 at 9 30 a m at the office of the Board of Trustees of said township. AY BESLOCKER, Clerk.
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Canaan Township
Board of Trustees of
Eaid Township
AY Beslocker
Lotw
Cecil Robinson
Board of County Commissioners
Athens County
Nice
Pleasant Hill
Josiah B. Allen
Gibson
Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule
Yesterday's results show National League games with Pittsburgh 10 New York 3 and Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2. American League totals include Detroit 12 and Boston 12. Association results list Minneapolis 2 Columbus 0 and Milwaukee 6 Louisville 0. Saturday's schedule features key matchups across both leagues.
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Association— Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Louis
New
Feller Back To Form As Hemsley Returns To Indians
Cleveland pennant hopes rose as Bob Feller pitched well and walked only four, leading the Indians to a 4 to 1 win over Washington. Rollie Hemsley returned from a finger injury, Ken Keltner hit his 11th homer, and Cleveland solidified a narrow lead over the Yankees. Johnny Allen was slated to start next as Philadelphia came to town.
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Cleveland
U.P
Bob Feller
Feller
Indians
Washington
Tribe
New York Yankees
Rollie Hemsley
Senators
Iowa
Julius Solters
Earl Averill
Rick Ferrell
Jimmy Wasdell
Joe Krakauskas
Harry Kelley
Ken Keltner
Hal Trosky
Philadelphia
Johnny Allen
Buck Ross
Pirates Clobber Pirates 10 to 2 in Baseball Assets
In a 1938 score summary, New York trounces Pittsburgh 10 runs to 2. Players Moore Waner Todd McCarthy Handley Klinger cited for runs and hits. Hubbell and Brown pitched with several outs and errors noted. Bids and county notices follow in the same clipping.
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Moore
GiRipple
Vaughan
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Ilbetber
Rizzo
M’crihy
Todd
Danningc
Young
Empuris
Klingerp
Hubbello
a-Chiomza
Handley
Hubbell
New York
Pittsburgh
Klinger
Brown
W. Brown
Louis Schmeling Heavyweight Bout Seen As Throwback to Golden Era
New York report says the Louis versus Schmeling title clash channels the 1920s Dempsey era. It notes record gates have trodden the million-dollar mark in past big fights and discusses implications for Schmeling abroad and Louis's revived form after his 1936 setback. Promoter Mike Jacobs reports about $600000 in the fight fund and growing advance bets.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Dempsey Tunney
Dempsey
Tunney
Chicago
Schmeling
Louis
Germany
Fuehrer
Hitler
Reich
Max
Anny Ondra
Schmeling Kave
Natie Mann
Louis Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Dempsey- Firpo
Dempsey- Sharkey
Tennis Tourney Semis Set With Top Players in Missouri Valley
In Kansas City Missouri three of the nations top ten players and a former top ten contender advanced to the Missouri Valley championship semifinals. Bobby Riggs from Chicago ranked No 2 Hal Surface of Kansas City ranked No 7 and Don McNeill of Kenyon College ranked No 9 led the survivors. Wilbur F Coen Jr a former protege of William Tildens was the other semifinalist.
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Kansas City
U.P
Missouri Valley
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Hal Surface
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
William T. Tilden
Softball Champs Open With Victory
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric team, last year's City Softball League champions, opened their season Thursday with a 17 to 0 win over Shade. Skip Ridenour pitched well for the winners and Rice provided standout hitting along with strong team support.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric
Shade
Ridenour
Rice
Guldahl Wins Third Straight Western Open Title
Ralph Guldahl captured his third consecutive Western Open at Westwood Country Club with a 279 total seven strokes clear of Sammy Snead who finished with 286. Guldahl fired 65 in the final round, earning $750 while Snead received $450 and Tony Penna $300. Other finalists included Jimmy Thomson and Leonard Dodson at 292. Columbus Red Birds trade Earl Grace to Minneapolis for Danny Taylor, add Mike Ryba from St. Louis for catcher duty.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Ralph Guldahl
Denver
Westwood Country Club
Guldahl
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Indianapolis
Ind
Jimmy Hines
Greatneck
N. Y
Frank Walsh
Brettonwoods
N. H
Ray Mangrum
Daveton
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Horton Smith
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association Today
Earl Grace
Minneapolis Millers
Dany Taylor
Grace
Mike Ryba
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Sox triumph over Browns in 12-8 game
A baseball result reports the Red Sox beating the Browns by 12 to 8. An unrelated line about Alabama notes the name’s origin from an Indian word meaning Here we rest.
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Red Sox
Browns
Alabama
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