Baseball Roundup: Dodgers, Giants Shine Amid Spring Drills
Unable to loosen the droughts across leagues, Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 3-1 in a tight spring contest as pitchers hold. New York Giants halt a St. Louis run, while Cleveland slams three homers to topple Philadelphia. Reds are blanked 7-0 by New York, Cubs outlast Phillies 8-4, and Boston loses in a tight 6-2 clash? Orioles.
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Oklyn Dodgers
Brooklyns
Pittsburgh
Ander
Brook
St. Louis Cats
New York Giants
St.ag
Ways
Matt
Larry
Medwick
York Yankees
Browns
Gordon
Joe DiMaggio
Red Sox
Frs
Judd
Ted
Jim Tabor
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Hackett
Les Fleming
Keltner
Bob Johnson Ham
Cincinnati Reds
New York Fants
Bill Lehrman
Chicago Cubs
Philadia Phils
Bruins
Ovikoff
Birds Box Score 7 Entries Open for Boys Tennis
The notice announces seven entries open for the boys' tennis event starting at 1 at the recreation courts. Entries must be received by Har, the supervisor, no later than 6 o'clock.
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Har
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's American Results
National results show New York blank Cincinnati 0 and Chicago blank Philadelphia 4 with Brooklyn 6 over Pittsburgh 2. American games include Detroit 6 Boston 2 and Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 5. Other scores feature New York 6 St. Louis 5 and Columbus 4 Kansas City 2.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Wwe
Weewwe
Chicago Ee
Wee Ewewne
Cleveland
Eeeweese
Detroit
Washington
Association Club
Kansas City
Milwaukeeeeeee
Minneapolis
Enone
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis Wiwnees
St. Paul
Toledo
Buckeye Sports Weekend Highlights In Ohio
A busy Buckeye sports forecast features senior and open golf championships at Scioto and Mahoning, a Yankee-spirited AL battle in Cleveland and Boston, and multiple trap and rifle shoots across the state. Public skeet events on Saturday and Sunday include noted models like Miss Patricia Laursen. all venues offer free admission and chance for the public to attend.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Scioto Country Club
Bob Stranahan
Toledo
Raleigh Lee
Joe Wells
East
Liverpool
Mahoning Country Club
Girard
Clayton Heafner
Linnville
N. C
Cleveland
Boston
Lake Front
Yankees
Ohio
Firestone Club
Akron
Patricia Laursen
America
New Philadelphia
Sam Bond
Mt. Gilead
Kings Mills
Medway
Berea
Upper Sandusky
Lexington
Montpelier
Sugar Grove
Springfield
Amline Angels
London Prison Farm
International Harvester
Clark County
State Conservation Department
Indians Pound Athletics 7 to 5 in Cleveland Return
Cleveland and Philadelphia produced a 7 to 5 Indians win as Les Fleming paces a 12-hit barrage with three hits including a seventh homer of the year. Hockett added a first inning shot and Keltner also homered as Cleveland bats break through after weeks of pitching duels.
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NEW York
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Bucky Walters
Prince Hal Schumacher
Bill Lohrman
Giants
Reds
Lohrman
Cincinnati
M. Marshall
F. McCormick
Wieag
Ee Goodman
Lamanno
Spe Coen Hk
Derringer
Saour
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Werber
Leiber
Craft
Lehrman
Joost
Shoun
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Les Fleming
Cris Hackett
Roy Weatherly
Hockett
Kenny Keltner
Athletics
Bob Johnson
Indians
al Milnar
Dick Fowler
Philadelphia
Kreevich
Knickerbocker
Media Ae Sonnees
Siebert
Blair
Davis
BIOIO
Cnn
Eschen
R. Marrié
bKonopka
Christopher
Cleveland AB
Boudreau
O's
Denning
Bovine
Cleveland
Fleming
Keltner
Johnson
Weatherly
Swift
Harris
Bagby
Heving
R. Harris
Quinn
Basil
Stewart
Missed Third Strike Forgotten Now Mickey Owen Shines
Mickey Owen, after a missed third strike, has improved and become a sharper catcher and hitter. Leo Durocher and Larry MacPhail praise his defense and bat control, noting his move to right field in power and consistency, boosting his 1941-era decline to a 1942 resurgence with the Dodgers.
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Mickey Owen
New York
Arnold Malcom Owen
Missouri
Hugh Casey
Owen
Leo Durocher
Mike
Larry MacPhail
Frisch
Cardinals
Frank Frisch
Pirates
MacPhail
St. Louis
Gus Mancuso
Sam Breadon
California
Charles E. Chapman
Chap
Likey Owen
Joe Medwick
Pee Wee Reese
Dodgers
Yankees
End Chauncey Visit
Mrs. Neva Ferrel Morrison and daughters Gladys and Donna returned to Upper Sandusky after visiting Chauncey with C. W. Ferrel and family. Owen Morrison joined for the weekend and traveled home. He visited his father Walter Morrison in Nelsonville who is recovering from a serious illness.
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Chauncey
Neva Ferrel Morrison
Gladys
Donna
Upper Sandusky
C. W. Ferrel
High St
Owen Morrison
Walter Morrison
Nelsonville
Roundup of Baseball Tidbits From Cleveland to Joplin
Erie scraps and local notes mix in a jumble of sports anecdotes. Freddy Zivic shadows a Pittsburgh pool job while Earl Stewart and Ray Brown duel for intercollegiate golf glory. Joplin’s catcher and a right fielder mishap highlight a Western Association game as boxing and jockey notes drift through.
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Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Bill Terry
Giants
Freddy Zivic
Fritzie
Pittsburgh
Earl Stewart
Ray Brown
Stewart
Joplin
Bradbury Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Social notes from Bradbury record visits and illnesses. Elder Smith led the Bible School service on Sunday June 21. E F Bailey of Langsville visited his son B H Bailey. William Russell returned to Corning after two weeks’ illness. Mrs Ed Gilkey remains in Holzer Hospital. Mrs Evelyn Murray was in Charleston on business. Allen Roush hospitalized for surgery. Robert and Clair Russell spent the weekend with Dana Russell. Denver Nelson family visited Canton. Howard Little visited Crooksville relatives. Mrs Harry Kavuff ill.
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Bradbury—Bible School
Smith
E. F. Bailey
Langsville
B. H. Bailey
William Russell
Corning
Ed Gilkey
Holzer Hospital
Evelyn Murray
Charleston
Allen Roush
Robert and
Clair Russell
Crooksville
Dana Russell
Denver Nelson
Ronnie Nelson
Charles Beach
Canton
Howard Little
Levi Little
Harry Kavuff
Woodpeckers Built Homes Like Master Carpenters
The passage notes woodpeckers do not use grass or feathers to line nests yet they are not lazy. It praises their tireless work, calling them master carpenters of the bird world for their nest construction effort.
Lawyers Win Again 11-2 in City Softball League
The Athens Lawyers routed Logan Book Store 11 to 2 at the high school field. Debbie Hayes pitched a masterful game as Athens capitalized on six Logan errors, scoring seven runs in the sixth to seal the win.
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Athens
Logan Book Store
Logan
Debbie Hayes
Athens Lawyers Hutchison
Cooley
Mulligan
Fields
Nccanoe Eee
Barnes
Yarth
Wcnccessacce
Lane
Apd
Dnctaeresta Pt
Wosccwi
Gesta Faulkner
Accerent
Ccschem Szalay
Guthrie
Wagner
Faulkner
Stalay
Athens Lawyers
Arbogast
Hayes
Hutchison
Cox
Staley
Past Noble Grands Meet at Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands Club of the Ninevah Rebekah Lodge gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Frank Dunlevy’s Jacksonville home. Prizes went to Mrs. Martha Kloh and Mrs. Robert Grimm with consolation prizes to Mr. Kloh and Mrs. William Kalt. Ice cream and cake were served to six members. The July meeting is set for Mrs. Robert Grimm’s home.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Ninevah Rebekah Lodge
Frank Dunlevy
Martha Kloh
Robert Grimm
Kloh
William Kalt
Ira Conaway
Maude Davis
Ida B. Davis
Dover Vacation Bible School Sees Attendance Jump
Chauncey reports a 50 percent rise in day two attendance at the Chauncey Daily Vacation Bible School with 40 children enrolled. The program runs from 9 to 11 30 a.m. for two weeks at the high school building.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Daily Vacation Bible School
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Mrs. Marinda Cruikshank Leslie Cruikshank and Miss Jennie Courtney, Chauncey, attended the funeral of Mrs. Rose Brown Butt in Nelsonville. Ernest Smith and wife of Columbus, formerly Chauncey, came for Melvin LeMaster’s funeral. Harold Blower and family of Millfield and Fred Leake of Greens Run visited Marietta relatives. Mrs. Cecil Hughes and children of Delaware and Mrs. Merritt Martin of Geneva returned home after visiting B. E. Carter in Chauncey. Edith L. Stiers of Nelsonville was a Chauncey visitor Tuesday.
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Chauncey
Marinda Cruikshank
Leslie Cruikshank
Jennie Courtney
Nelsonville
Rose Brown Butt
Ernest Smith
Columbus
Melvin LeMaster
Harold Blower
Millfield
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Marietta
Cecil Hughes
Delaware
Merritt Martin
Geneva
B. E. Carter
Converse St
Edith L. Stiers
Chauncey Woman Undergoes Major Surgery Tuesday
Mrs. Clara Lan ning Koon wife of Clifford Koon of near Chauncey was taken to a Marietta Hospital Tuesday for major surgery. Her daughter Ruth Ann Koon stays with her sister Mrs. DeWitt Walker during the mother's hospitalization.
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Chauncey
Clara Lanning Koon
Clifford Koon
Near Here
Marietta Hospital
Ruth Ann Koon
DeWitt Walker
Injured in Fall at Home in Chauncey
Eight year old Robert Daugherty, son of Mr and Mrs Elwood Daugherty, fractured a rib and bruises from a fall yesterday while visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Augherty. Picnic party from Millfield visited Old Man's Cave Ash Cave Cedar Falls and Zaleski on Sunday.
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Chauncey
Robert
Elwood Daugherty
Om Augherty
Roy Miller
Ruth
Edward Evans
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Zaleski
Chauncey Church reps attend Church of Christ Youth Conference
Chauncey Church of Christ delegates led by Chauncey Nye and Harve Courtney joined peers from Millfield Taylor Ridge Greens Run Trimble and others at the Church of Christ Young Peoples Conference in New Concord last week. Rev Gilbert Courtney spoke for the conference tenth anniversary as delegates visited the school and attended the Sunday return.
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Chauncey
Carlos Nye
Harve Courtney
Jo Ann Williamson
Betty Lou Jandes
Chauncey Church of Christ
Church of Christ Young Peoples Conference
New Concord
Jane White
Gordon Mingus
Millfield
Jean Heffken
Glenna Hanning
Taylor Ridge
Billy Olbers
Greens Run
Regina Earich
Donna Faye Seckinger
Trimble
Madelon Jandes
Betty Courtney
Russell Johnson
Isabella Courtney
Mary Lee
Martha Bible Class Meets in Dover
Mrs Hazel Earich hosted the June meeting of the Martha Bible Class of Millfield Church of Christ in Dover. Mrs Viola Howard led the gathering, with Mrs Mabel Smith giving devotions and Olive Brookins and Elizabeth Robinett on the program. A refreshments course followed. Mrs Smith to host July meeting.
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Chauncey
Hazel Earich
Martha Bible
Millfield Church of Christ
Viola Howard
Mabel Smith
Olive Brookins
Elizabeth Robinett
Mazon Council Plans Thursday Meeting
Mazon Council No. 98, Degree of Pocahontas will hold its regular meeting at the lodge hall in Millfield Thursday night. Members are asked to bring needles and thimbles. Plans will be made for the District School of Instruction to be hosted by Mazon Council on September 25.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council No. 98
Degree of Pocahontas
Lodge Hall
Millfield
Mazon Council
Return From Visit in Columbus Travel to Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley of Chauncey have returned from a few days in Columbus with their daughter Mrs William Robinett and family and their son John Stanley. They are accompanied home by grandson Billy Lee Robinett who will spend his vacation in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Floyd Stanley
Columbus
William Robinett
John Stanley
Billy Lee Robinett
Cleveland's Lem Franklin kayoed by Soldier Muscato
In front of 23 574 fans at the lakefront stadium Lem Franklin was knocked out in the first round by Sergeant Joe Muscato of Buffalo. The outdoor card netted about 52 000 for the performers.
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Cleveland
Lem Franklin Kayoed
Soldier Muscato
Slem Franklin
Chicago
Joe Louis
Joe Muscato
Buffalo
N. Y
Franklin
Lakefront
Cleveland News
Wild Deller Lnan Dolu
UUU
Bob Pastor
Lem
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Muscato
Joe Sedley
Bobo
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N.Y
Bettina
New York
Johnny Colan
Colan
Christe
Batte
Cleveland Light-Heavies
Jimmy Bivins
Joey Maxim
Maxie Shapiro
Brooklyn
Harry Teaney
Joe
Phil Muscato
Johnny Lawer
Billy Murray
Bellaire
Joey Pirrone
Sammy Derrico
Jimmy Trusso
Baseball Leaders and Odd Note on Cod Eggs
Front Runners Reiser and Mize pace batting leaders with Mize leading runs batted in and hits. Spence and Spence Jr. show high hits and triples while Williams and Kuhel star in runs and stolen bases. The passage ends with a stray line noting a cod lays about 5,000,000 eggs during spawning.
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Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
Higgins
Detroit
J. DiMaggio
New York
Heath
Cleveland
Kuhel
Borony
Earl Stewart Sets Medalist Record With 141 Total
South Bend Indiana AP Earl Stewart of LSU broke the medalist record with 141 as the field narrowed to 64 at the National Intercollegiate Tournament. Dick Haskell of Northwestern shot 142 to earn medalist honors, while LSU and Stanford tied for the team lead at 590 after four counting scores. Jim McCarthy and Richard Holmes exited early.
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South Bend
Ind
Earl Stewart
Louisiana
State University
Stewart
Dick Haskell
Northwestern
Birds Extend Victory String in American Association
The Columbus Red Birds beat Kansas City 4-2 to stretch their winning streak to seven. Milwaukee took the opener 3-1 against Toledo, while Toledo answered 5-4 in the nightcap. Indianapolis won 4-2 over Minneapolis, and St. Paul split with Louisville, taking the second game 5-1 after a 4-3 first game.
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American Association
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Saints
Athens High School Baseball Announces Summer Schedule
The Athens High School baseball team, now reorganized for independent district play, announces tentative summer games all at the Athens High School diamond. The schedule shows a game at 6 p.m. July 1 at The Plains against Beta Fraternity of Ohio University and a July 5 at 2 30 p.m. matchup with Nelsonville Junior Eagles in Nelsonville.
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Athens
Athens High School
the Plains
Beta Fraternity
Ohio University
Nelsonville Junior Eagles
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Taylor Douthit
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Bradbury
Dover
Chauncey District
Martha
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