Breezing with Briez by Eddie Brie tz
A compact sports column notes a string of Sunday draws by the Yanks Giants and Dodgers and questions game venue shifts to Cleveland Municipal Stadium. It mentions Terry MacDonald Harvard backfield prospects Danforth from the Atlanta Journal and speculative chatter about Dempsey and cronin. It ends with a note on heavyweight Bob Sikes born on Lincoln's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
NEW York
Yanks
Giants
Dodgers
Tennessee
Cleveland Municipal
Terry ‘MacDonald
Harvard
Matters OF Recomd
Bob Sikes
Robert E. Lee Sikes
Lincoln
Yankees Fall to Indians 7 1 in West Coast Tilt
Cleveland harnessed a 7 1 victory behind Bob Feller to halt the world champion Yankees. Feller earned his 11th win of the season as Cleveland rode a 12 hit attack. Milnar, facing the Yankees, yielded several runs as the Indians moved further ahead of Detroit in the standings while most other majors were rained out. The game marked a discouraging stretch for the Yankees and a boost for Cleveland’s resurgence with robust offense and solid pitching.
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Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
DiMaggio
Cleveland
Lastory
Er Onsie Wittler
Ken Keltner
Feller
Yankee
al Milnar
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Rcaco
Don Satel
Sein Ami
Kenyon
Atresia
Tenerie
Wid Puilnntemeena
Cat Mentee Feria
Pon Heffner
alteNol
Elden Auker
Niger
Bob
Cincinnati
Senneisto
Onle
Ammter
Ries Wists
Bantam
Cal Men
Morrow
Ema Anes
Lithe
Gregor
Warren
J. le Turney
EF. White
Midaletown
Ronald. Ky Carnell
Rizzuto Stars As Kaws Trim Birds Twice
Phil Rizzuto had four hits in four trips as Kansas City beat Columbus 4 to 2 in game one of a doubleheader. The Blues won 9 to 1 in the second game. St Paul topped Louisville 7 to 4. Minneapolis edged Indianapolis 6 to 5 in 10 innings. Wet grounds delayed Toledo Milwaukee doubleheaders. rain affected several other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Phil Rizzito
Amerean Association
Kansas City
Heas
Columbus
Blues
St. Paul
Louisile
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louln
New York
Biltsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Mulwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapake
Plains Defeat Armcos in 13 0 Blowout
The Plains routed the Zanesville Armcos 13 to 0 on Sunday at The Plains with Shirit pitching and Nelson fanning 11. Nelson did not allow trouble, while The Plains offense produced a 13 run onslaught. Next Sunday they host Laurelville at 2:30. Fans are urged to write to Platts Sonic Station, The Plains, Ohio for game arrangements.
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Shirit
Bony
McDaniels Triumph In City Softball Clash By One Run
Millbeck's Shoes topped Clover Farm 4 to 3 in a City Softball League game that spoiled a 13-all tie from Friday. Shaver limited Millbeck's to three hits as Reeves and teammates produced seven hits. Also reports from Manchester Vermont note a golf medalist race at Ekwanok with Nell Croonquist of Minnesota shooting 70 to lead Johnny Burke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel
Clover Farm
Millbeck
Camp Monay
Shaver
Ekwanok
Nell Croonquist
Minnesota
Johnny Burke
Georgetown
Warren Berl
Stanford
Bill Cordingley
Harvard
Bill Clark
Dartmouth
Fight Results From Chicago to Des Moines and New York
Box scores report Moros defeating Martin in Chicago by decision while Whiteers edges Johnny in Des Moines. Floriaee stops Vaughn in New York and Zivic knocks out Rinaldi in Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Ben Moros
Philadelphia
Seiman Martin
Des Moines
Sa ‘Gold
Johnny "Whiters
Pontiac Mich
New York
Floriaee
Ra Sy
Vaughn
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Ziv
Johnny Rinaldi
Canton Hikes Lead in MA After Drubbing Browns
Canton surged atop the Mid-Atlantic League standings by three games after routing the Youngstown Browns. Key performers included Kyronne and Myles with tackles, Dutch Nieman contributing to top money, and Henry Hoys debuting as an outfielder. Defending champ Sam Parks led Charleston with strong defense, while Lou Defenders and Oglivie of Cleveland chased in scoring and par-like play at the Hew Country Club. The day featured wind impacts and multiple close finishes across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoys
Henry, Hoys
Herman ‘Ener
Aston Porae
Country Club
Myre
Lou
Sam Parks
Charleston
Alae
Pittsburgh
Alex
Oglivie
Cleveland
Ray
Portsmouth
Ted
Dayton
Luther
Moon
Forday
Camp Meeting Arranged at Coolville
Camp meeting set for July 4 at Coolville with evangelist Rev. Harry R. Black of Parkersburg. Manager Rev. E. B. Dean. treasurer D. C. Blake. Mrs. John Davis of Little Hocking. committee entries list Gunder and Valentine families among others. social arrivals include several local couples. birthday greetings noted for C. O. Gunder.
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Coolville
Te Colville
Harry R. Blackamn
Parkersburg
E. B. Dean
John Davis
Little Hocking
D. C. Blake
Hockingport
Mise Maxine Valentine
Parker
Ohio Public Links qualifiers and 4‑H Toppers meeting notes
Fragmented OCR summarizes a 4-H Toppers Club meeting and Ohio Public Links qualifiers. Mentions Hannah D Bible Class bake sale at Bratford's Confectionery and plans for golf qualifiers in Akron and Athens with officers and advisors named. Birth announced for Jeff Robert Romberger.
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Hannah D
Wolf Building
Farm Bureau
Akron
Troy Grange Hall
Ohio Public Links Golf Assoc
Meriam Bingman
Hstrict
Athens
Bratford
Clinton Burdette
Toledo
Unsung Athletes Topple Costly Stars in Major Leagues This Year
Major league spring war features unsung and lightly regarded players overtaking costly stars for regular jobs. Hale Kennedy, 19, shifts around third for the White Sox. Alban Glossop fills in at second for the Giants. Several high priced veterans lose roles as youth and versatility reshape lineups across clubs.
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Marky Grayson
Serview Sports Raitor
NEW York
Yankees
Hale Kennedy
White Sox
Kennedy
Hake
Alban Glossop
Giants
Mickey Wirk
Bill Terry
Joe Moore
Gause
Johnny Rucker
Frankie Gustine
Tittle
Pirates
Bucs
Johnny Gee
Syracuse
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit
Harold Newhouser
Dominic DiMaggio
Red Sox
Lan Finney
Wilburn Butland
Minneapolis
Herb Hash
Boston
Anne Mickey Harri
Zeke Bonura
Washington
Jimmy Wardell
Huddy Lewis
Cecil Travis
Jimmy Pofah
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Som Angeles
Bob Swift
Browns
Joe Glenn
Phillies
Baseball Leaders from AP Report Highlight Key Players
National batting leaders include Danning New York and Hack Chicago with runs and hits tallies. Foxx Boston shows multiple home runs and Vinney Cramer Boston top the hits, Greenberg Detroit doubles, and Rowe Detroit leads pitching with a 5 0 record.
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oegayRes
Louie
Newe York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Pitsrurah
Erica St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Association
Kansas
Conmbus
LePaul Oy
olnioStiwatvee Cain
Associated Press
Danning
Fr Hack
Pittsburgh
Herman
Hack
Mise
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Fletcher
Willams
Bosto
Ix—Foxx
Vinney and Cramer
Greenberg
Friples
McCosky
Foxx
Case
Rowe
Sunday School Class Celebrates Birthday
Zion Church Sunday School in Lower Plains held a birthday party at Wilma and Thelma Me s home. Rosy Gabriel and Billy were honored with gifts and cake. Prizes awarded to Faith May Combs Donna Barstow and Adalyn Barstow Thelma McHarg. Guests included Raron Catendine Wen dell McHarg Norma Velma McHarg Gerald McHarg and others. Members present listed.
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Chauncey
Jewels
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Wilma
Thelma
Rothy Gabriel
Billy
Dake
Mrs. Metlarg
Faith
May" Combs
Donna
Adalyn Barstow
Thelma McHarg
Raron’ Catendine
Wendell
Walter McHarg
Norma
Velma McHarg
Gerald “McHarg
Dorothy
Stalders Entertain With Dinner for Their Children
Mr and Mrs Milo Stalder hosted a Sunday dinner at Chauncey to honor their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Tobe Mary Stalder recently married. Guests included many Chauncey residents and Ethel Mae Thompson who broadcasts over a Columbus station sang selections before visiting the Tribe home at 116 N Congress St.
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Chauncey
Milo C. Stalder
Laaugater
Charles
Tobe
Mary Stalder
Jake
Dorothy Star
Kares Tribe
Clife ‘Ord ‘Thompson
Ethel Mae
Columbus
Thomas Hoffman
Nelsonville
Lawrence Hoffman
Dayton
Margie Hickman
Neltonville
Eva Olson
the Plains
Clarence Stalder
Gilbert Stalder
Carl Stalder
Joe Stalder
Dorothy’ Stalder
Milo Stalder
Birthday Celebrated by 85 Year-Old Ma
Chauncey George Cor who lives with his son in Chauncey celebrated his 85th birthday Saturday with a 6 o clock dinner at the Daugherty home Elwood Daugherty and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs William Coe and son Billy Columbus a nephew of Mr Coe Mrs and Mrs Elwood Daugherty and children Pauline Daugherty Mr George Coe and Mr and Mrs Charles Daugherty attended the celebration with a birthday cake and ice cream
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Cor
Charles Daugherty
Elwood Daugherty
William Coe
Billy
Columbus
Coe
Mise Pauline Daugherty
George Coe
Mee
Charles
Daugherty
Postal Official Spends Week End as Guest
Mr and Mrs entertained as ad guest Hon John A Moody of Louisiana is national president of the National League of District Post masters Mrs Bricker is a vice president in the Ohio branch of the organization Mr Bricker has been appointed to serve as the organization official national representative They traveled to Ashland Kentucky Sunday with Moody en route to Pikeville Kentucky for the convention ANNOUNCE BIRTH CHAONCEY Mr and Mrs William Milliton Dorothy Porter announce the birth of a 34 pound daughter Shirley Marie at their College Ith Sunday A bee can sting only once and dies after the sting leaving the victim.
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John A. Moody
Louisiana
Moody
National League of District
Bricker
Ohio
Ashland
Pikeville
Chaoncey
Ant
Wiliam Milliton
Dorothy Porter
Shirley
Marie
Chauncey Visitors Drop In From Several Towns
Chauncey relatives and friends from Torch, South Charleston, Glewster, Bay City, and Michigan gathered Sunday and Saturday for visits with Mr and Mrs Barrowman and family. The Buckleys previously visited Michigan last October. Mr Barrowman hosted his brother James Barrowman of Chauncey and others from Coolville and Glouster spent Friday with Mary King in Canaanite.
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Chauncey
Anastra
Tra Jearrows
Mira
James Criss
Glenn
Torch
Mre
Bare
Charles Daugherty Jr
Mex. Wiohn
Nichole
South Charleston
Nicholson
Mrn
Lennigar
Glewster
Questo
Landware
Thomas Buckley
Dan. Barrowm
Bay City
Mich
Buckleys
Barrowmans
Michigan
Barrowmat
Jiamer Barrowman
Charles Daugherty
Coolvle
Mew
Ea. M. Daugherty
Bertha. Sanders
Mile
Land Mire
Vesta. Cherrington
Helen” Burneile
Chauncey Couple Marks Eighth Wedding Anniversary
Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. Staffinger celebrate their eighth wedding anniversary at their home on Converse Street in Chauncey Saturday. Friends attended, providing an ice cream cake and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sherlock, Mrs. Jean Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Willian Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Delilah Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Champlin, Mr. and Mrs. John Me Cohn, and Mr. and Mrs. statingfer, all of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Mra
He Staffinger
Whee
Converse St
Staffinger
Bdward Sauer
Edward Sherlock
Jean Rowe
Athens
Willan Horn
Salem
Tra
Delilah Frazier
jSugar Creek
Lew Champlin
John Me
Cohn
Mie
Past Chiefs Meet CHAUNCEY Association in Millfield
The Past Chiefs Association will meet tonight at the D of P Hall in Millfield with Mrs. Maggie White and Mrs. Raith Kidd as hostesses. Secretary Clara Thel sen has received a letter of interest for all club members. A large attendance is expected.
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Chauncey
Chiefs Association
D of P. Hall
Millfield
Maggie White
Raith Kidd
Clara Thelsen
McKechnie Optimistic For Change
Cincinnati Reds manager William McKechnie, optimistic after leading the National League by a game and a half, says beating top rivals is essential. He notes a doubleheader sweep of the Dodgers and Giants as proof and plans to start Pak Derringer or Whitey Moore in the upcoming games against Boston and Philadelphia. Weather forced a postponed doubleheader to be played tomorrow.
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Boston
Aman
Adam
William McKechnie
McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Giants
Boos
Phil
Pak Derringer
Whitey Moore
Dick Erickson
Reds
Bess
Tall Park
Lancaster Stakes Open with Three Year Olds Feature
Lancaster racing opens Wednesday June 26 with the Inaugural Victor three year olds and up for a $100 purse. Daily post time 2 15 p m except twilight days at 4 15 p m July 4 events include C H Hayes and Sons Purse Berwick Seafood Grill Purse and Hotel Lancaster Handicap as key supports. Officials of the Lancaster Jockey Club express bright prospects for the meeting with Monday Wednesday and Friday set as Indies Day.
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Lancaster
C. H. Hayes and Sons
Berwick Seafood Grill
Cronin Srner
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Thimmel Motors, Inc
Hotel Lancaster
Lancaster Jockey Club
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Atlanta Journal
Dempsey
Cowboy Luttrell
Lake Hamiin
Joe
Joe Cronin
Dominic
Pee Wee
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New England
M'Carthy
Diders
Judson Mamley
Associated Press Sports
New York Yankees
Rizzuto
Kaws
National Club
Fon
Pet Cinemas
Aeu
Pintenureh
Philadephia
St Xas & Louie
Chien
St Milwaukee "Paul
Plains
Armcos
Gopher
McNeill
Riggs
Reggie Myles
Aind
CO. Gunder
HM. Walden
GR. Gunder
V.B. Roberts
Frances Gun Fer
Mise Mattie Gunder
C. O. Gunder
Etta
Leora Duner
George Mai
Hwtla Hanetine
Andre
Michael
Elena
EU Mty
Creensearg
Bes
Ge Gander
Can
Shell ‘Thurains
Youngstown
Montgomery
Publinx
Stepsy Sereimmy Bivins
Frankie Hughes
Terre Inaute
Than Glossop
The
Frey
Cincnna
Witching Melton
Fitzsimmons
Radcliff
Milfield
Chauncey — Sunshine
Methodist Church
Lucille Grandstar
St. Louis Browns
Neighbors
American Associaion
San Antonio
Nell Wetnetay
Churoto
Crys Burdette
Miror Burdette
Spencer Vostiene
Charles Rey
Stalders
Postal
Pers
Heddon
River Spook
Meddor
Sportsmen's
Kerr Hardware Co
Esquire
Milldeck
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