Dodgers Aim for October Showdown in New York Papers
Brooklyn fans urge a world series showdown with the Yankees and Dodgers. The club weighs a possible October clash at Yankee Stadium due to capacity, with Dodger stars Hamlin Wyatt Casey and Reeves driving a rebuilt infield and a strong outfield including Vosmik Dixie and Cullenbine.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Service Sports Fait
New York
Brooklyn
Yankees
Dodgers
Tequesta
Flatbush Filberts
Yankee Stadium
Ebbets Field
Bronx
Dodger
Bill Terry
Giants
Flatbush
Brooklym
Tex Carleton
Roy Cullenine
Fred
Prrchers
Luke Hamlin
Whitlow Wyatt
Hugh Casey
Sleton
Kimballesley Ferrell
Lerman Franks
Cubs
Gilbert
Nashville
Joe Vosmik
Dixie Fker
Roy Cullenbine
Roy
Ripple
Gene
Jana Stanford
MacPhail
Malloc
Millon
Eeratsin Hitler
Dodgeweight
Rey
Leo Ocher
Columbus Visit For Seiber Family In Hospital
Chauncey H. A. Seiber and family visited in Columbus with Mrs Seiber at In Sis ness Hospital. Mrs Seiber suffers complications with only slight improvement. Daughter Ruth, who is playing in Columbus, visits her. A benefit party is set for 8 p.m. at No 9 to aid workers at the P Building.
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Chauncey
H. A. Seiber
Jo Ann
Donna
Er Mae
Columbus
of P
One Man Show Leads Cubs Homer Heroic Batting Leader
Hank Leiber of the Chicago Cubs dominates NL batting runs RBIs and hits while extending a 12 game hitting streak. The Cubs beat the Phillies in a seven inning win as Billy Herman’s 12th inning homer supplied the winning run. Brother Paul Dean pitched relief for the Giants in a loss to the Reds.
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Judson Bailey
Henry Eyaiber
Chicago Cubs
Leiber
Hank
Cubs
Philies
Billy Herman
Phile
Dizzy Dean
Paul” Dean
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh’ Pirates
Frank Frisch
India
Pirates
Frisch
Boston
Brooklyn
Cards
Luke Haralin
Curt Davis
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Washington Sea
Monarchs win howling title in big bowling tourney
Detroit reported the Monarchs captured first in the American Rowing Congress bowling event, rolling 3047 pins to win $1500 and two gold medals. Rosedale Club KC took second with 3008. Falcaro’s Schlitz NY earned third with 2993 and Kling’s Beer Flint finished fourth with 2988.
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Detroit
Chicago: Monarchs
Rowling Congress
Monarchs
Rosedale Club
Kansas City
Falcaro’s Schlitz
New York
Kling’s Beer
Flint
Imich
Sunday Baseball Schedule and Skewed OCR Fragments
Incomplete OCR lists forthcoming games including Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Harborsh Cleveland at New York Boston Detroit St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington. Also notes Dodgers support unclear as fragment.
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Boston
Cincinnal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chictzo
New York
Cleveland
Rew York
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Wash Associa
Indians Drop To Second as Red Sox Win
The Indians fall into second place by a half game behind Boston as the Red Sox dominate Cleveland 8 2. Mike Naymick faces Boston in a key relief role while Hudlin struggles for the Indians and Emerson Dickman sees action. The series moves to New York for a two game set with the Yankees before a home date with the Browns.
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Cleveland
Yankees
Redskins
Boston
Hab City
Inds
Wills Hudlin
Sox
Mike Naymick
Bob Grove
Hudlin
Johnny Humphries
Indians
Rove
Emerson Dickman
Jeveland
Ken Keltner
Rollie Hemsley
Ben Chapman
St. Louis Browns
Co hostesses to assist at Friends of Christ church event
Miss Ruth Fiske and Miss Saran Thomas will be co hostesses when the Friendship Bible closes the Church Christ event Wednesday night at the home on High Street. Mrs Everett DeVore will lead devotions and Mrs Erma Butts, class president, will conduct the business meeting.
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Ruth Fiske
Saran Thomas
Friendshi Bible
Church ” Christ
High St
Everett Devore
Erma Butts
Religious Fervor Leads to Long Prison Term for Hines
Hines received 27 years and 101 days after invading a rural Negro Baptist church near Montgomery and forcibly occupying the pulpit with a pistol before delivering a heated sermon. He was jailed for use of a deadly weapon and later found to have escaped Kilby prison in 1918 after serving part of a 12 year term for assault-to-murder.
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Hines
Montgomery
Pres
Kilby
Bck
Ohio Wesleyan Hosts Twilight Meet at Stadium Tonight
The Ohio Wesleyan squad will run a twilight track meet at the stadium tonight with field events starting at o'clock and running events beginning at o'clock.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Kromer Quits Michigan Grid Team In 1938 Saga
Detroit report notes Kromer, a Michigan junior halfback, quit the grid team amid injury concerns after spring practice. The item recalls a relief role and close game notes involving the Blues, Mudhens, and Saints, with references to past seasons and ongoing football competition.
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Ea Cote
Mickey
Toledo
Blues
Ann Arbor
Mica
Paul Fro
Kansas City
Mer
Lorain
University of
Michigan
Haeiner
Minneapoli
Kromer
Tom Harmoner
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Bob Logan
Saints
Logan
Yale
Finnate
Sehigan
Miwaukee
Columbus
Chauncey Dover Juniors Present Comedy Tonight at School
Chauncey Dover High School junior class presents the play A Wonder Violet with a three act comedy directed by Ruth Fiske. Woodrow Ferrell oversees scenery lighting and sound. Isabel Courtney and Kathleen Willis sing between acts with parlor organ accompaniment. The high school orchestra under Harry McMahen performs. Cast includes Vera McCollins Agnes Pauleson William Keasey John Simmera Bessy Hammond and other students.
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Chauncey
Siclock
Audiitordium
Chauncey Dover High School
Ruth Fiske
Woodrow Ferrell
Harry C. McMahen
Vera Mt Collins
Agnes Pauleson
William Keasey
John Simmera
Bessy Hammond
Keith Glendennins
Tack’ Sweeney
Elsie Wardens
Margaret “Abdella
Norma Jansen
Frank Lands, Jr
Georgia Cline
Johnny Gretz
Nicholas
Stephan ‘Ski
Alice ‘Tope
Funeral Rites Held For Former Chauncey Resident
Funeral services were held Monday at the Fourth Avenue Church in Columbus for Mrs. Harriett B. Wyatt 71 former Chauncey resident and sister of Mrs. Ida Pendergrass. Burial was in Hebbardsville Cemetery with Rev. Gilbert Courtness of Chauncey Church of Christ assisting. She died at White Cross Hospital. Her husband Herbert Wyatt died four years ago. She leaves two sisters Mrs. Pendergrass of Chauncey and Mrs Minnie Koons of Columbus, a half sister Mrs Louise Mesehher of Davenport, plus sons and a half brother Benjamin Border of Athens.
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Chauncey
Fourth Avenue
Columbus
Feihl
Harriett B
Wyatt
Chauney
Ida Pendergrass
Herbert Wyatt
Pendergrass
Minnie Koons
Louise Mesehher
Davenport
Benjamin Border
Athens
Chauncey-Mace to Perform School Benefit Recital
Chauncey Mace, supervisor of instrumental music at Chauncey-Dover High School, will present a student recital Friday May 10 at 12 30 p m in the Sanders Theater Milfield. The program features high school orchestra numbers, piano solos, violin solos, and cornet selections by Mary Kelsh Jeannie Brekens Donna Jean Sayre Junior Lasetter Vi Lanainig Dorothy Baldy Adama Victor Robin Antie Ruthie Simpkins Johnnie Kotivan Dorothy Malling and Mary Low Kittin.
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Chauncey
Mace
Harry McMahen
Chauncey-Dover High School
Sanders
Milfield
Imunle
Mary Kelsh
Jeannie|Brekens
Donna” Jean” ‘Sayreand
Junior Lasetter
Vi Lanainig
Dorothy Baldy ‘Adama
Victor
Robin Antie
Ruthie Simpkins
Johnnie Kotivan
Dorothy Malling
Mary Low Kittin
Goose Run Personal And Social Notes
Goose Run social notes record a series of Sunday family visits and greetings among local residents. Mentions include Janet Wyakiver ill with pneumonia and several guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wede, Mrs. Maggie Shuttleworth, and Mrs. Hod Gill. Local residents and visitors from Columbus and Camp Nelson are listed in various household gatherings and revival details.
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Janet
William
Wyakiver
Harold Vanbibber
Sanet
Marie
Hiaydenville
Max Fulton
Mee
Floyd
Maggie Shuttleworth
Murray ‘City
Wiliam Wyskiver
Gill
Dauri
Montre Ill
Camp Nelson
Camp Hocking
Ehenod North
Alteed
Thorana
Alfred Darby
Helen Fearns
Columbus Si
Mfr
Stes George
Alva Shiflet von the Evangelist
Jean Wade
Per Bradparens
Mand Brn
Ray Pulton
Redlegs Run Riot Past Giants 9 1 in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Redlegs blasted the New York Giants 9 to 1 as an earlier six run inning sealed the game. Junior Thompson opened the surge with a two out single and Marty Gumbert walked two in. Frank McCormick drove in two and Fin Lombardi hit a double for two more runs. Paul Dean held the Giants scoreless the final two innings as Cincinnati totaled 14 hits.
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Cincinnati
Bill Terry
Frank McCormick
Fin Lombardi
Akron Beaten By Charleston in Mid-Atlantic League clash
Charleston Senators defeated Akron Yankees 4 to 0 as four runs came in the first inning and two more followed. Dick Conover exited the mound before the first inning, and Akron suffered their first defeat. Youngstown edged Portsmouth 4 to 3 with a ninth inning rally, while Canton beat Dayton 2 to 1 to level their series.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charleston Senators
Akron Yankees
Senators
Dick Conover
Akron
Youngstown
Seaue
Portmouth
Clarencelot
Canton
Dayton Wings
Point Rock Social Notes Highlights and Weekend Visits
Point Rock notes report a busy weekend with visits from relatives and former residents. Guests include Vernon and Columbus families, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kennedy, J. A. Turner, and Farley of Dayton with his father Glen Farley. Church groups plan an all day quilting session and potluck at M E Church, led by Margaret Simpkins.
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Point Rock
Mra
Bey
Boteen
Owen Baliaf
Retopvie Sadon
Vernon
Columbus
Haa
Tse Actow
Dave
Enaven Awm
V_ Morris
Worth Haider
Ant
Priey
Nates
Issa Wiotman
Btm
Leeenatee
Towptal Caste
John Baward
Boone
Harvey
Iorent
Athens
Cammigis
Maranaa
Norman Roy
Tan Spanks
Aft Hep Gases
Martin Ginier Bowen
Ttiver
Dieen Pauleek
Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
M. Mikela Methodist Church
Margaret Simpkins
Wil
Breezing With Briez By Eddie Writ
Voice filled with boxing and racing chatter from a New York column author. Mentions Alfred Vanderbilt, Gallahadian, Rimelech, and a Preakness stake bid. Notes Notre Dame backdrop and Ohio State practice plus a mention of Billy Conn and Bobby Jones exhibitions.
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Eddie Writ
New York
Alfred Gwytine Vanderbilt
Rimelech
Gallahadian
Notre Dame
South Bend
Venell Teater
Ohio
Hackeset
Buckeyes
Cornell
Jamaica
Saturny
Billy Conn
Neil Bloom
Ays
Bobby Jones
Patty Bere
Ohio State U
Preakness Starters Test in Survivor Stakes at Pimlico
Five Preakness hopefuls, led by Gallahadion winner from Mrs. Ethel V. Mars, enter Pimlico’s Survivor Stakes, a key tune-up for the Derby layoff era. Gallahadion and Midand arrive as contenders, with Ohio State and other teams noted in surrounding race day program context.
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Mason Brunson
Baltimore
Old Pimlico
Gallahadion
Louisville
Ethel V. Mars
Howard
Midand
Pimlico
Columbus
Ohio University
Buckeyes
Tlc
Phippi
Ohio State
Snow Ridge
G. D
University of Cineme Gallahadion
Arad
University of Cincinnati
Preakness
Athens
Dayton
Mile
Alpaign
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Hugh Dutford
W. H. State
Lipscom
Quatredom
Mac Ae A
Question and Answers on Baseball and Boxing Rules
A reader asks about boxing title defense timing and a Sunday baseball question from the Major Leagues. The quiz covers 1934 Sunday play legality, a Pete Sealan nationality query, and the 1930 St. Louis Browns vs Yankees win record, with Sports Service Bureau contact details.
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Nalsonal
Pennsylvania
Pete Sealan
St. Louie Browns
New York Yankees
Sports Service Bureau
Athens Messenger
13Th Sty
Washington, D. C
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