Case for Blades and the Cardinals chessboard tactics
Mitch's Musings discusses Ray Blades as Cardinal manager using checkerboard manipulation of players and lineups. The piece cites Mau Shevlin of the St Louis Globe-Democrat, notes inconsistent spring results, injuries, and Blades' absence from games as shots against him. It laments fan expectations shifting toward night games and modernized use of relief pitchers.
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Mau Shevlin
Sportas
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Cardinal
Cardinals
Fin Iam
Shevin
Liebird
Blades
Wellax
Reds Regain Lead as Cards Whip Dodgers Tonight
Reds surge back atop the league as they prepare for a night game with Philadelphia. Walters to duel Mulcahy. Mulcahy holds a shaky start while Walters seeks his tenth win. Arnovich and Werber drive Cincinnati, Moore superb on mound. Phils limited to three safeties. Reds win 6-2 over Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Rhinelanders
Bucky Walters
Hhurier
Hugh Mulcahy
Walters
Mulcahy
Yestergy
M Cardinal
Dodgers
Eddie
Morrie Arnovich
Reds
Johnny Rizzo
Cincinnati
Moore
Johnny Vander Meer
Walter Beck
Werber
Arnovlich
Beck
Frey
Brey
Joost
Berger
Bragan
Schulte
Mahan
Brazanto Mahan
Vander Meer
Jordan Sears
Dunn
Wrestling Results From Indianapolis
Maurice The Angel Tilet of Rheims France defeated Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks. Billy Thom of Bloomington Indiana defeated Frankie Wolf of Cleveland. The match details appear incomplete but show two victories in Indianapolis.
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Thransucia Rea Eness
Indianapolis
Maurice (the Angel) Tilet
Rheims
France
Joe Savoldi
Billy Thom
Bloomington
Ind
Frankie Wolf
Cleveland
Jublinx and Senior Golf Meets Carded
Ohio hosts two veterans golf events with 125 senior players and 60 older players competing for senior crowns at Akron area courses. Raleigh Lee of Columbus defends the seniors title, with several former champions and 72 holes of play leading to state amateur qualification. Women’s event and public links rounds conclude the weekend, with Neoma Copic of Toledo last year’s winner.
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Raleigh Lee
Columbus
Canton
Bob Stranahan
Claude Mauck
Toledo
V. V. Trey
Lee
Akron Firestone
Neoma Copic
Ala
Chun i
McNeill and Talbert Set for Clash in Climax Fight
Chicago reports Don Menent a Kenyon College graduate meets William Talbert of Cincinnati in the Nations clay court tennis tournament third round. McNeill, the third seed, beat Edward Aleo of Berkeley 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-2 yesterday as the boxing bout between Jack Walker of Columbus and Jack Wolford of Texas, postponed by rain, will be held tonight.
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Chicago
Don Menent
Kenyon College
Gambier
William Talbert
Cincinnati
Anton
Wnnis
McNeil
Edward Alleo
Berkeley
Calif.y
Jack
Buddy) Walker
Columbus
Jack Wolford
Texas
Breezing With Briez by Rodie Bowers, NY UM
Cardinal pitchers go the distance. $45,000 in the Hl or Louis V8 Godoy. Pottenberger traded, Nashville wins about 18 more games. Clark Griffith predicts Yankees future. Medwick to Dodgers debated. Shaughnessy on Stanford claim. Rollie Memsley highlight. Dom Dowell guest star. Mike Jacobs fights backlash. Curt Davis recalls St Louis days. Cleveland uprising ends. Billy Southworth on Medwick.
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New York
Cardinal
Louis V8 Godoy
Boots Pottenberger
Cheers
Southern Association
Nashville
Six Teams in Merry Battle In Association
Six teams in the American Association race clash as Minneapolis tops standings with an 8 to 8 win over Milwaukee. Louisville slides, Toledo tumbles, and St Paul edges closer to third place while Columbus climbs to within half a game of Louisville after a 3 to 3 afternoon win. Major teams mentioned include Minneapolis, Louisville, Toledo, St Paul, Columbus, and Milwaukee.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Association
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Louisville
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Milwaukee & St.Paul
Toledo
Cincinnati
Wisburah
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York
St Tole
Philadelphia Fox
Washington
Kancay
Minnesvalle
Loutaville
Milwaukee
Mbus
Indianapolia
Paul
American Association
Ansas
Millers
St. Paul
Boxing Results and NFL Meeting Announced
New York featherweight champion drawn with Bernie Friedkin in New York while Little Pancho and Little Dado from the Philippines fought to a draw, both recognized by the N B A. Pete Lelia beat Jimmy Vaughn in eight rounds in Garfield New Jersey. NFL President Carl Storck announced about 60 officials would attend the league meeting in Cleveland July 27.
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Vete Seam
N.ba
Bernie Friedkin
San. Francisco
Little Pancho
Philippines
Little Dado
N. B.A
Vaughn
Garfield
N. J
Pete Lelia
Gary
Ind
Jimmy Vaughn
Cleveland
Chicago
Carl
Storck
National Football League
Loop
Social and Personal Notes From Racine Area
Racine social items report Fred Cransnaw recently discharged from University hospital after an operation in Columbus. Attendance at the Masonic Lodge meeting included out-of-town guests. Local groups note planned banquet and dance by the Radwe association. Readers mentioned include Dixie Spencer Maxine Smith Hilda Sayre Elizabeth Decker Ted Hilldore and Martin Gandee. Visits and travels highlight community activity with families in Racine Pomeroy Graham Station Stillwater and Gallipolis. Timekeeper job on the Racine to Leta line is noted.
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ACME
Fred Cransnaw
University Hospital
Columbus
Masonic Lodge
Smal' Association
Radweigh School
Dixie Spencer
Maxine Smith
Portland
Hilda Sayre
Elizabeth Decker
Ted Hilldore
Martin Gandee
Jin Racine
Pomeroy
Leta Jane Sayre
Ianola
Lancaster
Gashousers Score Fifth Straight Win
The St Louis Cardinals extend their skid streak with a fifth straight win boost in a chaotic day across the National League. Chicago Cubs lead, Dodgers fall, Reds surge as Paul Dean shines sparingly for the Giants. Boston Bees ride timely hits to climb to sixth. the American League sat idle.
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New York Giants
Paul Dean
Chicago
Dean
Boston Bees
Bill Posedel
al Prechota
Pittsburgh
Lancaster Open Hosts Sixth Mid-Summer Track Meet
The Lancaster Tockey Club opens its sixth annual mid-summer meeting on June 28 in Central Ohio. The ten day program ends July 6 with Oilers among the favored participants and more than 10,000 fans expected. The Lancaster course debuts the Puett electric starting gate, a innovation gaining popularity nationwide.
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Lancaster
Ann
Central Ohio
Weday
Lancaster Tockey ‘Club, Inc
Oilers
Association
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Middle-West
Plains Beats Carbon Hill In Tight Nine to One Game
The Plains nines edged Carbon Hill 6 1 behind standout pitching and crucial at bats. Jim North delivered the big hit for Carbon Hill with a long homer, while Smokey Garner relieved in the fifth. The Plains next host Glouster Thursday at 5 00 PM and then meet a fast colored team from Zanesville on Sunday, with local attendance noted.
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Plains Nine
Carbon Hill
Hult
Im North
Jim
Smokey Garner
North
Plains
Glouster
Zanesville
the Plains
Smiths
Injured Chauncey-Luther Cruikshank Homebound From Coal Fall
Chauncey Luther Cruikshank of West Main Street remains at home after injuring his right foot in a coal fall at Mine 25. Two stitches were needed to close the wound. His daughter Ruth, employed in Columbus, spent the weekend with her parents as the First Methodist church reorganized its youth group and prepared four years of activities in the church ferial rooms.
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Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
Birthday Party and Local Society Notices
Birthday party planning for Jeanard Spence with Wilma Spence and Ann Wright as officers. Planned home gathering at Mrs. Kirbride in June. Community ice cream sale on June 19 by Philos class groups. Various local visits, society events, and summer school attendance noted among Mrs. Kirbride, Mae Rodgers, Lu Brown, and several named residents.
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Jeanard Spence
Wilma Spence
Ann Wright
George Kirbride
Kirbride
Philos
United
Rethren
Mae Rodgers
Fim Camber
Lu Brown
Old Kyge r Hauncey Freewill Baptists meet at Old Kyger Church
The Ohio State Association of Freewill Baptists met at Old Kyger Church in Meigs County for a quarterly gathering directed by Rev. Gus Graham of Chauncey as moderator. Committees were appointed with a focus on foreign missions. members noted include a Venezuelan missionary. Ethel Withers and others observed the 18th birthday of a daughter. a picnic and swimming party were planned.
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R Hauncey
Ohio State Association of Free-will Baptists
Old Kyger
Meigs County
Gus Graham
Chauncey
Foreign Missions
Venezuela
South Chauncey
Don America
Bessie Yeley
W. Henry
Ethel
Totes
Union Church
Clar- Scioto Yearly Meeting
McCafferty
Dorothy Jane
Paul Fiske
Frances
Jannel Courtney
Betty Jane Cou Hey
Alfred” Richardson
Charles Henry
Charles
Harvey Courtney
Fred Russell Jr
Bill Walking
Mary Lou Ferrer
Ethel Henry
Donald Henry
Godoy title bid looms after win over Louis
In New York the column muses on Arturo Godoy possibly claiming the South American title if he defeats Louis Weill. The piece references past opponents and notes geopolitical quirks, suggesting potential future matchups and venues, including consideration of a bout at Yankee Stadium.
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New York
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Touree
Louisa Joh
Tito
Sul
United States
Morning Social Notes from Congo 4H Club Meeting
The Congo 4H Club met Wednesday at the church hall. Twenty two members attended the past winter meeting, enabling the group to purchase two sewing machines and a p I c o t i n g machine.
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Cnatternox
Churen
Install First Bell on Old Church at Lower Plains
CHAUNCEY A belfry has been built and a bell Installed at Zion Church in Lower Plains. The work was done by men of the church and community. The bell came from a school building in Carton Hill that called students to school in that community for more than three scare years. Zion Church, one of Athens County's oldest church buildings, has never had Sele I CHAUNCEY Rev and Mrs Gust Graham son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Otto Graham and aun! of Chauncey spent the wreek end in Dayton visiting their daughter and sister Jennie Graham also Rev Graham sisters Mrs Tribe and Mrs Gedhearts and families. Mr and Mrs Jack Mullens Akron were week end guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Rankin in Chauncey, Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney Mary Helen Sweeney and William Watkins Chaunces were weeks fond guests of their daughter and son Mr Ona Mae Phillips and Charles Sweeney.
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Zion Church
Lower Plains
Carton Hill
Athens County
Sele I
Gust Graham
Otto Graham
Dayton
Jennie Grahham
Graham
Tribe
Gedhearts
Jack Mullens
Flosie Rankin
Akron
Peter Rankin
Charles Sweeney
Mary Helen Sweeney
William Watkins
Chaunces
Ona Mae Phillips
4-H Club Meets Minersville and Community Notices
CHAUNCEY The Amiens 4-H club met Thursday at the high school with good attendance. Leader Florence Pendergrass was in charge. No extra meeting will be made up. The girls worked on their dress project. The club will meet again Thursday, June 29 at 1 30 pm. Members, guests and families attended an outing and church service in Albany. The boys, members of Rock for an outing and picnic, returned to services. Mrs. Grace Potter of Columbus was a guest of Mrs. Emma Grindley. birthday dinner for Mrs. Lawhead’s 84th anniversary. Glenna Rummel elected district Epworth League president. Miss Glenna Rummel recently elected president of the District Epworth League group of Southeastern Ohio. Mrs. Marjorie Hornin McCune funeral in Prescott, obituary notes.
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Robert Lavely
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Garden Notes From Chauncey and Dayton Weekend
Chauncey residents Harold Jones and family report a home garden harvest including potatoes peas green beans and beets over the weekend. Mr Courtn Petit and daughter appeared in Dayton with Mr and Mrs James Dufan. Next Sunday Rusten, husband and son, will join for a short visit before returning home.
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James du Fan
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