Weekend whirl of baseball stars and sports chatter
A garbled sports column mixes notes on Fordham, Minnesota, Jack Cottey, and Joe Medwick with references to Dizzy Dean, Rogers Hornsby, and Dempsey. It mentions Father’s Day nostalgia, baseball trivia, and the Red Cross hotel pledge, edging through varied sports gossip and oddball observations without a clear single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Medwick
Elies
Medwick
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Jack Dempsey
Miami Beach
Reds Take Twin Bill From Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader at Philadelphia to climb back into second place in the NL pennant race. Morrie Arnovich provided punch as Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn in both games 1-0 and 5-2 behind strong pitching by their two starting pitchers. The Reds face the Phillies in a two game series as they push for the top spots in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Reds
Phils
Rhinelanders
Morrie Arnovich
Dodgers
Johnny
Vanier Meer
Joe Beggs
Walter
Inverness golf tourney leads Snead and Guldahl
A report from Inverness on the two man best ball event where Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl dominated the field with the lion's share of prize money. The piece details scores, notable players, and the overall results of the Inverness four-ball matches, including other teams and payoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
P—Sisteen
Inverness
Sam Snead
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Minx
Demavet
Eueg Huey
Howren
Inek
Timmy
Arcana
Hogan
Yug Assonden
Lawnon
Ltte
Henry Picard
Sonny
Gene Soretts
Capon Nanton
Morten Sthan
Thomsony
Biausy
Bulty Boras
Wale Tee Hagen
Byron Nelson
Gidley
Eat Regal
Par Picard
Revolla
Meabea
Eher
Orea Ipo
Tha Tc Hasan
Tha
Miss Smart Hostess To Bridge Club
Miss Jessie Smart hosted the Friday night Bridge Club at Mrs. W. H. Radford's home. High score was Mrs. Margaret Simpkins, second Mrs. Eleanor Sharick, low Mrs. Helen Sanders, travel prize to Mrs. Bertha Sanders. Next meeting two weeks at Mrs. Simpkins'.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Smart
W. H. Radford
Mrs Gertrude Dodson Dies at Corning
Mrs Jane Gertrude Dodson aged 52 of Corning died Friday in a Lancaster hospital. Born Rendville she lived most of her life in the Corning area. She was a member of the United Brethren Church and affiliated with Eastern Star Rebekah and Pythian Sister lodges. Survived by husband John Dodson and numerous relatives. Funeral from UB Church of Corning Monday afternoon. burial in Millertown Cemetery.
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Corning
Jane Gertrude Dodson
Lancaster
Rendville
United Brethren Church
Eastern Star
Poracontas
Rebekah
Pythian Si Oe
John Dodson
A. W. Martin
Renaville
Margret Shahan
Dna Wilder
Albion
Mich
Wiles Jam L
Raymond C
David W. and
Waller
Alice Koska
Mintie Roby
Mane Ayers
Ruth McNally
Alfred Marlin
UB. Church of
Alls Quiet as Indians Smoke Peace Pipe to Pennant Chase
Cleveland Indians sign peace statement after most players withdraw demand for Vitus resignation. Oscar Vitt to manage, with Alva Bradley’s benediction sealing a quiet return to pursuit of the pennant. Weatherly erased from meeting. Grimes injured. Vaughn limits Tribe to two runs in seven. Lou Boudreau belts a homer as Shinar tops Babich in game two. Crowd of 18,000 plus at Cleveland Stadium as the Indians prepare for Washington tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oscar Vitt
Tribe
Vitus
du Pres
Ndian
Meath
Hawke Helf
Oscar Grimes
Roy Weatherly
Weatherly
Helo
George Caster
Gam
Lou Boudreau
Vaughn
al Shinar
Johnny
Babich
Milnne
Cleveland Stadium
Indians
Washengton
Lowly Toledo Hens Clicking In Association
The Toledo Mudhens, like the St. Louis Browns, show strength in the American Association. They have won five of seven and moved from the cellar with a double victory over Indianapolis, 4 2 and 2 1. St Paul swept Kansas City, 7 10 4 and 29a. Minneapolis won both ends of a twin bill with Milwaukee, cutting Kansas City's lead. Louisville climbed to third by taking Columbus twice, 5 3 in 18 innings and 9 0 in even innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Mudhens
St. Louis Browns
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
League Leader Update From National Baseball Leaders
REPORTS AP NATIONAL LEAGUE LEAGUE LEADERBOARD HIGHLIGHTS DANNING NEW YORK 2 RUNS FREY CINCINNATI 40 RUNS BATTED IN DANNING 44 HITS F MCCORMICK CINCINNATI AND HACK CHICAGO 14 DOUBLES MOORE NEW YORK F MCCORMICK CINCINNATI 14 TRIPLES ROSS BOSTON HOME RUNS MUZE 1% STOLEN BASES FREY CINCINN TON NEW YORK 1 AMERICAN BATTING RADCLIFF ST LOUIS 376 1 RUNS WILLIAMS BOSTON RUNS BATTED IN FOXX BOSTON 5 HITS CRAMER BOSTON 1 FL P DOUBLES GREENBERG DETROIT TRIPLES KELLER NEW YORK LAND MOSES PHILADELPHIA HOME RUNS FOXX BOSTON 16 STOLEN BASES CASE WASHINGTON 18 PITCHING NEWSOM DETROIT
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Frey
Cincinnati
Danning
New York
F. McCormick
Moore
Hack
Chicago
Ross
Boston
Muze
Cincinton
Radcliff
St. Louis
Willaims
Foxx
Boson
Keller
Land Moses
Philadelphia
Case
Washington
Newsom
Detroit
Baseball Banter and Dodger Talks at Polo Grounds
Rumors swirl over Joe Medwick and Curt Davis contracts with Larry MacPhail calling the spend at over one hundred thousand dollars. Charley Dressen’s No. 7 is retired for a special No. 77 and Leo Durocher signals Davis may pitch any day. Frankie Frisch Day looms as Pirates trip is rained out, with Al Lopez expected to aid Pittsburgh. Dock Cramer notes power boosts for the Red Sox and Yankees as fans debate fastest pitches. Tex Carleton autographs with a rubber stamp, and Hopkins Hospital says Casey’s arm is fine. Night-game policy shifts loom in NL as Browns press for more night action ahead of all-star break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Curt Davis
Larry MacPhail
Med ‘Wick
Charley Dressen
Dressen
Leo Durocher
Davis
Durocher
Scribes
Pittsburgh
al Loper
Pirates
Lupe
Dock Cramer
Boston Red Sox
George Selkirk
Bob Feller
Bob Kennedy
White Sox
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Hugh Casey
Dodger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Une
le Louis Browns
Clarke Griffith
National League
Browns
Redbirds
Birth and standings across the national league results
Mirth announces birth of a daughter to Chauncey Day and family in Chicago while various baseball standings show Cincinnati beating Brooklyn and Chicago beating Boston in 11 innings. Other results include Pittsburgh routing New York, St Louis over Philadelphia, Cleveland over Philadelphia, and Detroit as well as multiple city matchups. Upcoming Tuesday schedules list Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York with several American Association games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Mwe
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington Philaseignin
Cme
Kansas Ci
Minnette
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Church Worker Honored At Her Home In Athens
Mrs Luman, active Zion Church worker and Mothers Bible Class president, was honored at her Union Street home in Athens for her birthday. Guests included Mrs Hazel Luman and others. entertainment featured solos by Mrs Emma Barstow and Colleen Depew. Ice cream cake and tea were served. several relatives joined for the day but could not stay for the evening party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey-Mra Haze Lu
Zion Church
Law Ins
Mothers Bible
Union St. Athens
Luman
Nirse
Emma Barstow
Colleen Depew
Grace Burchfield
Bessie Moore
Byron Dillion
Robert Barnett
Columbus
Chauncey Local News Notes Visits And Camp Meeting
Shauncey guests include Oris Swartz and Myrtle at Walls residence and Darreil Moore family from Dayton visiting relatives. Rev Parence Way and others attend Church of God camp meeting in Anderson. Chauncey Local No 288 to elect new officers at June meeting chaired by W. M. Schoonover.
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Shauncey
Oris
Swartz
Myrtle
Otto Walls
Clarks Chapel
Darreil Moore
Anita
Dayton
Harry’ Moore
Wendell Moore
Melvin Moore
Harry
Roger Moore
Tornert
C. H. Saunders
Laan
and Firs
Indiana
Chauncey
Parence Way
Roger
Timothy Mitchell
Mary “Over
Clarence Staley
Ellie Cunningham
Anderson
Churches of God
Church of God
Chauncey — Aloot
Chauncey Local No
W. M. Schoonover
New York Major League Clubs Suffer Trio of Sunday Twin Bills
Sunday baseball left New York clubs in gloom as Yankees Giants and Dodgers each lost. Kenmindy powered the Yankees to a comeback win in game two after trail in game one. Cardinals swept Phillies while Cubs and Bees split twin bill. Red Sox lead AL after wins as Browns, White Sox split with twins. Indians beat Athletics as Feller pitched well and Tigers swept Washington with McCosky drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Will, White
Seomointed Press
Mudville
Mighty Casey
Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
Bea
Vernon Kenmindy
Shore
Brooklyn
Whitlow Watt
Linus Frey
Reeds
Cesty
Innin Streaky
Pirates
Sewell
St. Louie Cardinals
Phillies
Cube
Bees
Cubs
Claude Passonu
Ater
Boston Red Sox
Ted Willie Homer
Chicago
Joe. Cronin Ped
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Bol Feller Wrees
AL Tinar
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Airney McCosky
Smith
Chauncey family hosts dinner for daughter's eleventh birthday
Mr and Mrs Sam el Waymer entertained at their Beaumont home Sunday in honor of their daughter Eda's eleventh birthday. A birthday cake with eleven candies marked the milestone as guests included Mr and Mrs Laie Hart and others from Millfield and Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Samel Waymer
Beaumont
Eda
Laieclus Hart
Millfield
Grand
Almeda
Hattie Tittle
Ray ‘Tittle
Wyona Patty
Donna
Mrs Lowery Improves After Marietta Hospital Operation
Mrs Thomas Lowery of Marietta Ohio is improving after a surgical operation at a local hospital. The address lists Mrs Thomas Lowery, Marietta Ohio, with sons Earl Donald and Bobby and daughter Mia. Archie Rum eld of Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas Lowery
Marietta
Ohio
Clinte Lowery
Earl
Donald
Bobby
Mia
Archie Rumeld
Middleport
Decathlon Title Win Highlights Watson Triumph in Cleveland
Cleveland reports Big Bud Watson, 21, protege of Joe Louis, wins the national decathlon crown. He sets records in discus 131 feet 358 inches and 100 meters 9.8 seconds, totaling 7523 points. Joe Scott of Western Preserve University, Lee Todd of Colorado, and Alphonso Gavrilovich of Detroit place behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bud Watson
al Acound
Joe Louis
Joe Scott
Western Preserve University
Watson
Alphonso Gavrilnvice
Detroit
Lee Todd
University of Colorado
Stott
Stone
Littler Wins Club Tourney
Littler dominated a 50-player field to win the Club Tourney over the weekend earning the Old Man Par title in Class A. Low gross honors went to Grow Thad while Roger Humphry claimed first in handouts. Three players tied for second as Neil Thomas Charney Tribe and Harper Pendry finished four down. In the Direct Prize third round Rich Rutkorkie John Kircher Bob Litter and Savion Cameron competed. Art Smithy faced George Lante and Darrell Selby in later matchups as 18 golfers signed intents for the Southeastern Ohio qualifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ob Littler
Rover
Art. Smith
Rehithoskle
Uren
Roger Humphry
Claus
Neil ‘Thomas
Charney ‘Tribe
Harper’ Pendry
Rich Rutkorkie
Will John Kircher
Bob Litter
Savion Cameron
Art Smithy
George Lante
Darrell Selby
Harper Pendry
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Fordham
Minnesota
Jack Cottey
Hudden
Dizzy Dean
Walsh
Olga Fair
Dean
Carl Huber
Poughkeepsie
New York World-Telegram
Jimmy Walker
Branch Rickey
Larey MacPhail
Harry M-Stevens
Roger Bresnahan
Louis
Godoy
Mebbe
Eddie Mead
Buddy Moore
Joe
Podays
Campbell
Enid
Okla
News-Eagle
Rogers Hornsby
Oklahoma City
Oscar
Derringer
Turner
Ave
Hill Victors
Arnovich
Johnny Rizzo
Ding
Paul Derringer
Lonnie ‘Frey
Whitlow Wyatt
Jim Turner
Pete” di Brancato
Siitee Jooo Rubeling
Ocarart
Slehin
Mensa
Jones
Curt Davie
Siebert
Hayes
Dongers
Penmant Alexets
Chanman
Pest
ABA Werner
FeMccormitk
Cannan Derringer
Tolet
Watker
Wageitoy
Vaughan
Psuinetni
Carrera
Bout ‘Smi
Chapman
Johnson
Sietert
Cofeariri Gio
Boudreau
Levtovitle
B. Chapman
Hemsley
McCoy
Wyatt
Carsobell
RiteMosea McCoy
Wiliams
Ithman
Bouton
Ty. Derringer
Columbus AB
Huhoon
Ettore -Brecheen
Bucher
Hugherrors
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Bit
Melton
Flowers
Teele
Weath
BPRY
Mack
Treenth
Brecheen
Slebert
Tarte Warner
Santee
Frawky
Bates Philadel
Guthrie
McCutcheon
Tekan
Phia
Carart
Joost
Tx ‘Babich
Milnar
Lavagetto
Cos
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Paten Lovie
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Walker
Leecher Dickson
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Gertrude Dodson
Alva Bradley
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Feller
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Porter Vaughn
University “of Richmond
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Danning, New York
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Polo Grounds
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Tex Carleton
Leo Day
Roy Hawk
Lower Plains
Johnson Hawk
the Plains
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Silwaukee
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Hazel Luman
Them
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Bill Watson
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