Phil Hughes Shuts Out Reds In Three-Hit Victory
Philadelphia rookie Thomas Owen Hughes pitched four innings of one hit relief to 3-0 win over Cincinnati. Ike Pearson seeks his first win as Johnny Vander Meer starts for the Reds who were limited to three safeties by Hughes and Phillies bullpen. Etten and Mueller drove in runs with doubles and a second inning single.
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Phillies
Johnny Vander Meer
Ike Pearson
Reds
Vandy
Cubs
Pirates
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Thomas Owen Hughes
Phils
Hughes
Heinie Mueller
Nick Etten
Danny Lithweiler
Etten
Mueller
Elmer Riddle
Junior Thompson
Riddle
Johnny Hutchings
Redlegs
Bill McKechnie
Ernie Lombardi
Jim Gleeson
Dick West
Lombardi
Mike McCormick
Gleeson
Cincinnati
Poa Frey
GE Cennisone S
Goodman
F. McCormick
Werver
West
Marty
Litwhiler
Ij Mueller
Bragan
E. Riddle
Adelphia
May
Joost
Frey
Thompson
Hutchings
Stewart, Dunn
Magerkurth
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Indianapolis
Vander Meer
Paterson
Cardinals
Minneap olis Sluggers Rally For Double Win Over Toledo
The Minneapolis Sluggers, after a slow start, defeated Toledo 11 to 7 and 7 to 5 to move into second place with six wins in seven games. Fabian Gaffke hit a key two run homer in the first Toledo tilt while Buck Fausett delivered a pinch homer in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Tom Sheehan
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Eels
Toledo
Millers
Louisville
Fabian Gaffke
Buck Fausett
Ali Wright
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Saints
Birds
Canton Man Rolls Second 299 At St Paul
William Caskey 30, bowling manager from Canton Ohio, rolled his second 299 in ABC five man event history at St Paul. After 11 straight strikes his 12th ball clipped the No 7 pin for a 299 final game total 715 on 193 223 299 to start the all events.
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William Caskey
Canton
American Bowling Congress
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Caskey
Postponed Benefit Matches May Be Rescheduled
Ty Cobb seeks to push his benefit golf matches with Babe Ruth from May 16 17 to June 15 or later due to a sprained side. The note sits among a collage of sports gossip and social items from New York papers mentioning Whirlaway Joe Louis and others with brief, era tone commentary.
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Whirlaway
Stavetor
Joe Milan
Presbyterian College
S. C
Jack
Billy Conn
Buddy Knox
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Sonja Honey
Hollywood
al Vanderbilt
Frances Mercer
Journal-American
Ace
Camp Upton
Frankie Strafaci
Dixie Walker
Dixie
Question prompts on who was richest MLB owner
The prompt asks which owner had the greatest wealth among Tom Yawkey Walter Briggs Phil Wrigley and Powell Crosley, listing prominent early 20th century team magnates.
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Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Walter O. Briggs
Detroit
Phil K. Wrigley
Cubs
Powel Crosley
Reds
Pirates' Misfortunes Quiet Frankie Frisch Still Fire-Eater
Frankie Frisch, sidelined by a Pirates slide to NL cellar, remains fierce and clever. He mutters of upcoming chaos, reshuffles the lineup with Debs Garms as outfield option, and recalls selling Mace Brown to Brooklyn as part of attempts to rally. He vows to raise hell at the umps and keep his edge.
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Frankie Frisch
Judson Bailey
New York
Frank Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frison
Columbus vs St Paul Baseball Box Score
Columbus and St Paul played to a 9 4 game with runs by Stumpf Kress Newman English Kalin Haas Triplett and a Kress homer. Dickson Brecheen and Hildebrand pitched. Brecheen allowed two runs in the ninth to erase the lead attempt. Time 2 38. Umpires Boyer and Weafer.
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Bauer
Strahan
Columbus Snecsesaeresam
National League and American League batting leaders listed
Slaughter leads NL in runs and Camilli leads RBIs with 19. Lavagetto and Danning trade doubles tops with seven. Camilli and York top home runs with seven and six respectively. DiMaggio and Travis pace hits and runs in AL with 23 and 30 while DiMaggio also leads in stolen bases. Pitching leads crown to Casey and Bonham Harder with zero and three wins respectively.
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Brooklyn
Danning
New York
Moore
Boston
Camilli
Brookyn
Frey
Cincinnati
Casey
Travis
Washington
DiMaggio
Keller
Doerr
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Keltner
Cleveland
Walker
York
Detroit
Bonham
Land Harder
Vander Meer rebounds with improved control after rough years
Johnny Vander Meer returned from Indianapolis to lead Cincinnati with three wins including the clinching game for the flag. The piece notes his comeback, addressing prior arm trouble and control issues, and highlights how pitchers often take years to mature before sustaining success.
Baseball scores from Sunday games across major leagues
A compilation of numerous MLB results shows Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati 3 to 0, Pittsburgh over Brooklyn 6 to 4, St. Louis 3 over Boston 1, New York 9 over Chicago 4, Detroit beating New York 10 to 1, and Philadelphia 17 to 11 against Chicago. Other noted results include Cleveland 12 over Washington 4, Boston 11 over St. Louis 4, St. Paul 9 over Columbus 4, Columbus 1 over St. Paul 0 in five innings, with later listings of Milwaukee beating Indianapolis 6 to 3 and 7 to 2, Minneapolis 11 over Toledo 4 and 7 to 5, and Louisville 15 over Kansas City 3.
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Detroit
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Association Club
Louisville
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Kansas City
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Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Curtain Falls On Ohio State Pin Tourney
Ohio State bowling crowned new dynasty at Dayton as eight titles awarded across five weekends. Ben Cole of Akron won Class A singles with 729, overtaking Roy Rice of Cleveland by two pins. Akron O’Neill claimed Class A team score 3138 with Buzz Fazio earning Class A All-Events Diadem. Other champions include Geco Service Shop Cleveland in Class B team 3043, J Klares and A Black Cleveland in Class A doubles 1338, A Zimmerman and M Redelle Dayton in Class B doubles 1293, L Grobek Cleveland in Class B singles 680, and W Mielke Canton as Class A All-Events 1931.
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Akron Kegler
Roy Rice
Cleveland
Kegling
Akron O'Neill
O'Neill
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Geco Service Shop
J. Klares
A. Black
A. Zimmerman
Redelle
L. Grobek
W. Mielke
Canton
Michigan Opens Big Ten Baseball Push at Illinois
Unbeaten Michigan controls the Big Ten race as it hosts Illinois in Ann Arbor for a two game series Friday and Saturday. A sweep would put Illinois in jeopardy of falling from third place while Indiana faces Ohio State elsewhere. Michigan extended its winning run with 13 5 and 15 8 wins over Ohio State, Iowa dropped two to Minnesota, and Illinois routed Chicago 22 4 and 16 3 while Indiana beat Purdue twice 10 1 and 7 6.
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Funeral of Nellie Dorr Giesecke in Athens
The first Christian Church in Athens hosted the funeral for Nellie Dorr Giesecke wife of Carl Giesecke and daughter of the late Leander and … Dorr. Rev Frank Donaldson led the service in Chauncey connections with relatives from Chauncey and Newark. Burial followed at W Union St Cemetery.
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Athens
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Carl Giesecke
Leander Dorr
Gilbert Courtney
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
Charles Bradfield
Vina Ruston
W. Union St
Giesecke
Fourth Avenue Church of Christ, Columbus
Helen
Mary
Helen Brown
Newark
Carlos and
James Dorr
Near Chauncey
Elmer
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Athens State Hospital
Glesecke
C. W. Ferrel
Unity meeting of Churches of God held at Chauncey
Chauncey Church of God hosted a Chauncey district unity gathering with attendees from Logan Lancaster The Plains Athens Chauncey New Lexington and Laurelville. Rev James Diggins presided as congregational singing and music were provided by local members. Rev Hollie McClanahan of Middletown was the guest speaker. Revival services continue nightly at 7 30 with public invited.
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John Marshall
Violet Proctor
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Chauncey Council Set To Convene Monday Evening
Chauncey council will meet Monday at 7 p m in the mayor's office at the city building. An annual figure states 36 000 African elephants are killed.
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Men's Class To Meet At Parish House
Chauncey monthly business and social meeting of Every man's Bible Class of the Church for Christ will be held Thursday night at the Church Parish House. During the social hour refreshments will be served. A group of men from the class were guests of the Men's Class at the New Marshfield Church of Christ Sunday morning. The lesson was presented by Carmi Shaffer, New Marshfield. The Chauncey class was extended an invitation to meet with the New Marshfield group at their class social.
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Church For Christ
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New Marshfield Church
Tribe Wins 10th, Feller Goes Today
The Indians beat the Washington Senators 12 to 4 as Bob Feller aimed to extend Cleveland's victory string to 11. Al Smith earned his third win, Rollie Hemsley led a balanced lineup, and Cleveland exploded for six runs in the eighth to seal the game.
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Washington
al Smith
Rollie Hemsley
Jeff Heath
Beau Bell
Walter Masterson
Ken Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Hal Trosky
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