Derby Era Debate Galliakads Hold High Field Hopefuls
Racing notes weigh Derby contenders Gallahadian Bimelech and Sir Gallahad III sire lines. Midland, Oregon-bred Gallahadian and Howard's entry aim for Belmont Stakes after Derby Trial hustled by Santa Anita miles. Propose distances favor Gallahadian's stamina as pace rivals tire and eye Pim track gains.
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Mano” War
Big Red
Bimelech
Churchill Downs
Gallahadian
Midland
Black Toney
Hour Farm
Charles S. Howard
Midland T
Sir Gallahad
Waldron
Gallant Sir
Tintagel
Gallahad
Histrianson
Chauncey Friendship Club Monthly Meeting at Betsy Rose
Chauncey Friendship Club held its monthly gathering at the Betsy Rose with dancing and refreshments. Guests included Ellen Brown Dorothy Jane McCafferty Mary Carolyn Bricker Ethel Henry Alice Richardson Bennie McClellan and Victor Rotte. Members present were Betty Alfedy Jean Russell Freddie Thien Virginia Theisen Jo Ann Williamson Frances Fiske Mary Lee Blower Charles Alfedy Joe O'Grady Jimmie Fahl John Kottyan and Gordon Mingus.
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Chauncey
Betsy Rose
Ellen Brown
Dorothy Jane McCafferty
Mary ‘Carolyn’ Bricker
Ethel Henry
Alice Richardson
Bennie McClellan
Victor Rolette
Betty Alfedy
Jean Russell
Freddie Thien
Virginia Theisen
Jo Ann Wile Tiamson
Frances Fiske
Mary Lee Blower
Charles Alfedy
Joe No‘grady
Jimmie Fahl
John Kottyan
Gordon Mingus
Mechanics Students To Get Record Cards
Auto mechanics students completing the vocational course will receive a Vocational Training Record Card issued by the U S Office of Education. The card lists training subjects and clock hours, aimed at aiding employment access or proper government service placement.
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J, Mhauncey
Chauncey-Dover
U.S. Office of Education
Iti
Chauncey man returns to hospital for observation
Chauncey Thomas Savage, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Savage of Lexington Ave Chauncey, received a serious back injury in Chauncey Mine No 25 last August. He returned to White Cross Hospital again last week for observation and treatment. His back remains in a brace.
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Chauncey
Thomas 1
Sarge
Samuel Savage
Lexington Ave
Wry
Chauncey’ Mine No. 25
White Cross Hospital
Reds May Take Over First Place Today Beat Giants To Cut Dodgers Lead
The Reds seek NL lead by beating Boston as Dodgers play Chicago. A Reds win and Brooklyn loss would move Cincinnati into first. Derringer vs Posedel on the mound, Reds within a half game after 7 6 win over the Giants. Leermph Was 8 cleat for the Rhinelanders. Giants four runs in eighth, Reds answer with two in their half.
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REDS
Cincinnati
Boston
Dodgers
Chicago
Brooklyn
Paul Derringer
Bees
Burler
Bill Posedet
Giants
Cardinals
Flatbush Gang
Leermph
New York
Cincinnatte
Med
Luck
Harry Danning
Ginn Eatcher
Bill ‘Loheman
Roy Joiner
Walter
Jumbo) Brown
New
Visiting Day at Greens Run Schools Held May 10
Chauncey visitors invited to Greens Run Schools Friday afternoon May 10 to tour classrooms during the visits period. After meeting Miss Black principal with teachers and parents, attendees may join a picnic lunch and contribute food. Community members are urged to attend and participate.
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Chauncey
Black
Visits in Chauncey Bring Georgia Residents Together
Mrs. Eifienari of Athens hosted weekend guests Mrs. Mabel Smith of Millfield and Mrs. Harley. They visited former Millfield resident Mrs. Elin Love, now in Palm Beach Florida, and stayed with sister-in-law Mrs. William Gibbs in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Charl McCutlum in Marietta hosted a dinner.
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Chauncey
Eifienari
Athens
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Elin Love
Palm Beach
Fla
Wiliam Gibbs
Jackson Vnto
Smith
Harley
Charl
Taylor Ridge Social Notes from Taylor Ridge Church Gathering
Mrs Moody and Mrs Evan Davis presided at the church Friday night readings were given by Mrs James Harrison and Mrs Berry Chalfant Prizes awarded to Mrs Frederick and Mrs John Davis Refreshments served Present were Mrs Rob ert Standing Mrs Gilbert Strausbaugh Mrs Ray Leake Mrs Perry Chalfant Mrs James Harrison Mr Jim Davis Men Fred Hetken Mrs Evan Davis and Mrs Albert Moons Mr and Mrs Walter Douglas and daughter Glouster Mr and Mrs Wilbur Risley and Slaughter Athens spent the week with Mr and Mrs John Wen hauncey Saturday May 11 will be Federal relief day in the country near radiators day Cauntry near radiators day from 9am to noon fence The commode tea will include wheat corn meal lard and prunes Guests are asked to be prompt in calling for their sie mond Davis and Mrs Dora Buloe Jodh went to Pike Run Sunday where they visited Mrs Das saunt Mrs Mary Wyatt Misses Ethel and Marie Corwin Mi lifield spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Albert Moody James Harrison recovering from illness in fair condition Monday Evan Davis spent Saturday in Glouster with his sister Mrs Clar ine Nagle Amesville were recent guests of Mr and Mr P B Chalfant Carlyn three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Straus y baugh suffered a painful eye injury Monday The child fell striking her eye and turning red Mr and Mrs Fred Leake Greene Run spent Sunday with Mrs Leake s mother Mrs Dore afore ee
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Taylor Ridge
Moody
Evan Davis
James Harrison
Berry Chalfant
Frederiken
John Davia
Robert Standing
Gilbert Strausbaugh
Ray Leake
Cat
Winn City
Henry Heffken
Millfield
Dora Heffken
Ray
Mond Davis
Dora Buloe
Jodh
Glouster
Clarine Nagle
Amesville
P. B. Chall
Fe ‘Carlyn
Gilbert Straus
Baugh
Fred Leake
Greene
Leake
Dore
Chauncey Teams Defeat Sugar Creek In Junior Varsity Tilt
Chauncey seventh and eighth grade squads beat Sugar Creek seventh and eighth graders 22 to 8 at Sugar Creek. Also notes Sun day guests entertained including An יר ta Lee Sisson of Athens and a Chauncey dinner visit by James Simpson and Huber Brown families with Frances Hanning.
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Sugar Creek
Chauncey
Sugar’ Creek
Nauncey
Sire
Znzaneth Robinett
Ivan’ Matheny
Jean
Larry
Nelsonville
William Sisson
Anita Lee
Athens
James J. Simpkins
Huber Brown
Frances Hanning
Pomeroy
Ohio
Chauncey-Dover 8th Grade State Test Scores Announced
Chauncey-Dover eighth grade students lead in the state test results with Millfield pupils dominating the top ranks. Mary Lee Blower and Frederica Theisen of Millfield headline the top positions with scores of 174 and 162 respectively, followed by several Chauncey and Millfield students in the top 25. The list shows names, schools, and total points across the top tier.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Mary Lee Blower
Millfield
Frederica Theisen
Jean Russell
Kenneth Russell
Fred Jansen
Elizbeth Ross
Thomas Bed
Dick Herdman
John Kottyan
Bobby Rivers
S. Creek
Robert Vargo
Norman Simpkins
Dorothy Dickerson
Chester Grant
Lawrence Robinson
Lillian Misner
Bobbie Lopez
Olga Hunter
Dorothy B. Stalder
Unclear Standings and Schedule From Fragment
Fragmented standings showing teams like Boston Detroit Chicago St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with uneven scores plus a scattered schedule. Mentions of games across major leagues and several city matchups with rain noted at Columbus Milwaukee and Philadelphia.
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Associa
Jaunneapolis
Louisville
Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Wess Nationat
Boston
Cineinnal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ork
Patsourehe
Erican Coveland St
New York
Detroit
Loui
Uoulsville
Saan
Ineinnath
Nemo
Kew
York
Ae von
Pittsburgh
Eniladelphia
Aia
Washington
hieMgo
Stinneapolis
Kansas
CIA
Indiana
Pau
Conmbis
Breezing With Briez by Eddie Beit News Scoop
A colorful sports column notes mid western executives courting the Yankees and Postmaster General Farley showing interest. It cites Dick Harlow’s Harvard ties and praises Dizzy Dean’s pitching, plus assorted vignettes on Gallahadian and Derby chatter.
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Eddee Beit
New York
Yanks
Farley
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Crimson
Ohio U Beats Wesleyan in Twilight Track Meet
Ohio University defeated Wesleyan 89 to 42 at Ohio Stadium in Athens. Bobcats dominated with wins in most events led by Dick Hartman in broad jump and Jim Friel in the half mile. Pole vault standout Howard Dutt cleared 12 feet 3 inches and Akron’s Tim Bailey posted strong times.
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Jonson
Si Johnson
Bill Herbert
Bob Jackson
Wesleyan
Bill Rath
Dick Hartman
Tim Bailey
Ohio
Howard Dutt
Jim Friel
East Cleveland
Letterman
Bob Anderson
Lsh
Max Garfinkle
EA Craun Tool
Tegel
Cohen, Hicks
Aeron
Duff and
Friet
Charlie Jones
New Jersey
Jones
Herbert
Walfo ‘Erell
Oxtey
Truin
Gartinki
Kasputis
Hicks
Lwney
Schmick
Piga
Ty Miler
Anton
Stewart
Fond’ Scroggine Wow
Wondy Bailey
Cohen
Indianapolis
Babe Siapp
Supanee
Uae
Frield
Anderson
Barrett
Rath OW
Johnson
Gaileher
Ingleman
Redinbo
Hartman
Miller
Will Peman
Dhes
Thurstan
Fowell
Wallington
Scroggins
Krumbiegel
Dutt
Walker
Hirsimaki G
Local church groups plan meetings at private homes
Esther Class of the M. E. Church will meet at Mrs. Bertha Jorder’s Mill Street home to light. The Friendship Cams of the Church of Christ will convene tonight at Miss Eva Ferrel’s High Street home. Chauncey Council is set to meet at 7 o’clock tonight. A semi pro colored baseball team seeks games with nearby squads. managers should contact George W. Vette at 525 Ballentine Ave. Title mentions Chauncey, churches, and a league meeting. summary notes two home meetings, a council gathering, and a local baseball scheduling inquiry.
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Chauncey — Esther
M. E. Church
Bertha Jorder
Mill St
Friendship Cams
Church of Christ
Eva Ferrel
High St
Eam
George W. Vette
Ballentine Ave
Farion
Syracuse Will Make Changes in Boxing Bout
The report notes Syracuse plans changes for a ten round boxing match featuring heavyweight Dorario and opponent from Dayton with emphasis on strategic shifts. The bout, touted as a key test, is set to unfold in Philadelphia with intentions to shake up the lineup and pursue a decisive victory.
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Biee
Dayton
Will Dorario
May
Souton
Phiindphin
Onenr
Schott
Chip Puis
Ohio University Powers Past Ohio State 15-3 in Columbia
Ohio University battering the Buckeyes for 15 runs in an early onslaught. Frank Boumholtz belted a three run homer as the Bobcats build a 12 run lead after the first inning and cruise past Ohio State 15-3 in Columbia. The game features a mixed defensive effort with six Bobcat errors aiding the scoring outburst while the Ohio State line accumulates scattered runs and miscues.
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Ohio University
Ohio State Line
Columbia
Marietta
Pioneers
Bobcate
Frank Boumholtz
Penn
Harry
Ania
Herron Rolls 279 for High League Mark
Herman Herron bowled 279 for a high league score at Sportane recreation alleys, aided by Scott Storen. He combined frames with Bit and Ton to reach 804 for a Terron high game with two spares. Redingon tied or challenged with a 278 as Dun and others chased records.
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Herman Herron
Scott Storen
Rator Teague
Alieys
Redingon
Redingtom
Tia
Lenges
Tat
Stants
Ecoreat
Coy Leute
Ducos
Awards total 241000 to ABC bowling winners
Detroit report details the 40th American Bowling Congress Tourney in St Paul and the 140 event attracting over 108 thousand bowlers, with 2,500 teams already reserving for 195? meet. Highlights include doubles won by Herb Freitag and Joe Sinks, singles by Ray Brown, all-events by Fred Fischer, and Chicago Monarchs team title. Total prize pool reached 261000 across events.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Tournamient
Congress
ABC
St Paul
Herb Frietag
Joe Sinks
Chicago
Ray Brown
Terre Ind
Fred Fischer
Buffalo
Chicago Monarchs
Uge Tiresman
Team
John McLaughlin
Indianapolis
Canterbury Club Prepares for National Open Without Flair
Canterbury club will host National Open guests next month with minimal grooming. Turf kept to fairway length in chip shot area, rough to five inches per USGA guidance. Course features wind screens and windy fairways planned to blunt play as Byron Nelson seeks title defense.
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Cleveland
Creverana
Anterbury Club
Canterbury
Jack Wigoll
United States” Golf ‘Association
Linke Erie
Philadelphia Country Club
Toledo
Byron Nelson
Browns Open Mid-Atlantic League Trip in Portsmouth
James town undefeated Browns arrived in Portsmouth for a three game series their first road trip aiming to extend a four game win streak. They have swept Portsmouth Red Birds in three of their last four meetings. Rookie Dixon impressed in his first relief appearance, despite a 2 0 loss. Akron beat Charleston in a high error filled wild game with Charleston walking 13 batters.
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Jamestown
Browns
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Red Birds
Youngstown
Canton
Waiter Dixon
Dixon
Dayon
Akron
Charleston
Indians Fall to Red Sox in Boston Series Opener
Boston beat Cleveland 6 to 4 as rookie Mike Naymick struggled over two innings. Johnny Allen, Joe Dobson, Mel Harder, and Harry Eisenst will pitched in relief. Lew Finney doubled and scored. Hal Trosky and Rollie Temlevew hit solo homers in the eighth for Cleveland.
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Inema Lane
Rrival
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Oscar Vitt
Milnar
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Mike Naymick
Indians
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Joe Dobson
Mel Harder
Harry Eisenst
Larry Grove
Herb Hash
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Sox
Lew Finney
Naymicke
Dec Cramer
Alen
Finney
Lew Bousdrema
Roy Weatherly
Cleveland
Ken ‘Keltner
Hal Trosky
Rollie Temalew
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