Cubs blank Reds in finale as Passeau dominates
Chicago cuts loose for a 9-1 rout of Cincinnati behind Claude Passeau’s strong pitching and timely hitting. Jimmy Ripple and Mike McCormick supplied early runs while Lonnie Frey’s miscue helped fuel the Cubs’ big sixth inning. Vander Meer started for the Reds and gave way after 5 when the Cubs tacked on five more runs.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Bill Lee
Johnny Vander Meer
Chicago
Bill McKechnie
Jim Turner
Monte Pearson
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Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Brooklyn
Claude Passeau
Mississippi
Mike McCormick
Lonnie Frey
Jimmy Ripple
Ander Meer
Windy City
Elmer Riddle
Riddle
Johnny Hutchings
Joe Beggs
Dom Dallessandro
Hank Leiber
Bill Nicholson
Dick West
Pep Young
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Jim & Dellessandro
EAOS
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Joost
Lombardi
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Narra Passeau
Vandermeer
Beggs
Am Struckay
Vander Meer
Rome Wins Class B Miami Relays at Oxford
Rome High wins the Seventh Annual Miami University Track Meet Class B title with 41 points, Beaver Creek second, Plainville third, Terrace Park fourth. Frisbys pole vault McCune 440 and mile relay victors. Darnell, Maxwell, Stephenson, Frisby, and McCune star. Almost 700 boys from 54 schools competed. Romans later honored at banquet.
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Rome
Miami University
Beaver Creek
Plainville
Terrace Park
Donald Frisby
Allan McCune
Maxwell
Scott
Frisby
McCune
Henry Darnell
Ralph Maxwell
Stephenson
Chapman
Wesleyan
Miami
Ohio University Stadium
Standings Update From The Leagues
The standings show New York leading with 8 while Boston trails at 3. Brooklyn sits at 6 with Philadelphia at 0, and Chicago leads Detroit 2 to 1. The American race includes Boston 13, New York 5, Philadelphia 10, and Washington, with Cleveland and St. Louis fluctuating in the mid 5s. Columbus 8, Milwaukee 1, and Louisville 5, Minneapolis 4 highlight the sprint. Other results include Indianapolis 7 over St. Paul 6 and Toledo 5 over Kansas City 2.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Mgeene Allis
National Club
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louisiane Nn
Club Pet
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
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Paunese
Milwaukee
Travis
Walker
Johnson
Gordon
York
DiMaggio
Harder
Breezing With Brieitz sports column highlights and odds
Eddie Brieitz riffs on sports chatter from boxing and baseball to golf and track. Notables include Dodgers versus Reds and Yanks odds, Hank Greenberg in service roles, DiMaggio slump talk, and TCUs drumbeat predicting track scores with actual results.
Failure Of Young Hurlers Hinders Yanks
The Yankees on their first road swing sit in fourth place as only two regulars hit over .300. Boston’s 13-5 shellacking dropped them from second. Spud Chandler and other pitchers struggled in a game that showed their pitching woes.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
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Yanks
Lo and Behold
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Joe DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Spud Chandler
Steve Peck
Charlie Stancey
Norm Branch
Indians Split Doubleheader With Browns
The Cleveland Indians split a twin bill with the St. Louis Browns in a St. Louis doubleheader. Bagby earned the opener 7-5 while Eisenstat struggled in relief in the ninth of game two, 6-5, as Johnny Lucadello tripled and Alan Strange singled for the decisive run. Hal Trosky, Ray Mack, and Jeff Heath produced key hits for Cleveland. The club heads to New York for an 10 game road trip.
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Redskins
Browns
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Harry Eisenstat
Joe Hoving
Bob Feller
Mel Harder
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Mack
Jeff Heath
Tribe
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Clint Brown
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Joe
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Boudreau
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Heffner
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Galehouse
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Fe Rae
Vents
Errere -Lucadello
Trosky
Dorsett
MacPhail's bold buys prompt baseball debate and bets
NEA writer recalls Larry MacPhail spending hundreds of thousands on players and a lighting system to build a Brooklyn Dodgers pennant contender, with skepticism from rivals and bankers. The piece notes high spending, key trades, and MacPhail’s aggressive front office style as Brooklyn eyes a potential 1942 stock return.
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John J. McGraw
Thomas Austin Yawkey
Red Sox
Leland Stanford MacPhail
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Aga Kahn
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Curt Davis
Phillies
Kirby Higbe
Dolph Camilli
Louisville
Pee Wee Reese
Cubs
Billy Herman
Haney
Macphail
Almada
Nashville
Charley Gilbert
Browns
Mel Almada
Fred Haney
Gowanus
Dodgers
Mickey Owen
Milwaukee
Whitlow Wyatt
Joe Vosmik
Joe Gallagher
Flatbush
Yankees
Vito Tamulis
Kemp Wicker
Tigers
Dixie Walker
Land Highe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hemlock Grove Club Meets Friday Night
Hemlock Grove Sewing Club met with Mrs. Ziba Midkiff Friday evening. Several local residents attended garden club activities at the home of Mrs. Lowell Carpers in Midway. The community notes include visits among Sorrell and Hawk families and a crushed hand incident involving Silas Taylor last week.
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Hemlock Grove
Ziba Midkiff
Emmett Hawk
Frank Clark
Dorsel Smith
Lowell Carpers
Midway
Mary Margaret Sorrell
Wilma Sorrell
Leota Hawk
Athens
Relph Welker
Sarah Hawk
Porter Midkiff
Bert Romine
Carl Heilman
Peach Fork
Homer Midkiff
Mases Smith
Silver Ridge
Wilbur Midkiff
Jewell Story
Rube Perry
Mabel Smith
Maxine
Homer Rice
Middleport
Silas Taylor
Blue Lake Social Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Blue Lake reports events from Magnolia County including Paris Young and his Pittsburgh bride visiting his mother Mrs. William Caldwell, Gordon Wooten planning a move to Columbus, and Miss Virginia Houch ill of heart trouble.
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Paris Young
Pittsburgh
William Caldwell
Gordon Wooten
Columbus
Virginia Houch
Lee Houck
Carrol Caldwell
Orin Roush Sheets
Clay Township
Columbus Hospital
C. E. Sheets
Ohio State University
Rio Grande College
Ambrosia Dorton
Russell Sheets
Mollie Kemp
Chambersburg
Eugene Caldwell
Akron
Herman Lewis
Elizabeth Chapel
G. W. Ellis
China
Edgar Wooten
Pleasant
Irene Ankrom
Fanny B. Caldwell
Saunders the Colored Flash Presses Miami in Twilight Meet
George Geyer notes Miami star Saunders previewing the twilight meet with Ohio University with three firsts against Butler. Saunders leads in high and low hurdles and broad jump, facing Ohio talent Charley Jones and a strong Bobcat lineup including Kuhner Miller and Ogg. Miami carries a 3 1 record and seeks victory over Ohio State rivals in Friday's meet.
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Miami Colored Flash
Ohio University
Redskins
Miami
Butler University
Saunders
Ohio
Charley
Emperor” Jones
Bobcats
Miami Flash
Jones
Bill Kubhner
Fitz Miller
James Ogg
Kuhner
Ohio Wesleyan
Larry Brewer
Hunter
Si Cohen
Palmer Ekeland
Butler
Howard Duff
Ohio U
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
A summary of league leaders lists batting and pitching leaders by city and player. Notable names include Ott and Camilli with seven home runs each, Slaughter leading hits with 35, and DiMaggio driving 24 runs.
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Jurges
New York
Lavagetto
Camilli
Brooklyn
Ott
Slaughter
St. Louis
Danning
Frank Cross Wins Tourney at Athens Country Club
Frank Cross led the Pony tourney at Athens Country Club with a gross 83 and net 69 after day one. He edged J G Blower and Rich Rutkoskie by one stroke for the overall title while Rich had the weekend low gross 78. Class B winner was Jack Fulton with a net 74 and Ed Algeo 75.
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Athens Country Club
Frank
Cross
J. G. Blower
Rich Rutkoskie
Rich
Rutkoskie
Blower
Leslie Coon
Jack Fulton
Ed Algeo
R. L. Morton
Floyd Wolfe
Bowling veterans honored for 40 years of national play
George Bangart and Peter Howley of Chicago receive gold medals from the American Bowling Congress marking four decades of participation in national tournaments.
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George Bangart
Peter Howley
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
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