Bobcats win eighth straight as Craig stars in 5 3 win
Ohio University defeats Marietta 5 to 3 to extend its win streak. Pitcher Cliff Craig earns his fourth win while delivering a decisive triple and later scoring the winning run, aided by a late eighth inning rally and timely hitting.
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Cliff Craig
Ohio University
Marietta College
Craig
Pioneers
Cliff
Bobcats
Frank Baumholtz
Baumholtz
Stephens
Clark
Marra
Vosheski
Baumy
Claude Mendenhall
Ronning
Marietta
McHugh
Lawrence
McNerney
Wren
Kish
Roan
Farroni
Ohio
Goldenstein
Bob Feller
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Jim Vernon
Boxing Roundup Scores Across Cities
Pittsburgh Harry Bobo 205 outpointed Gus Dorazio 191 in a ten round bout. Sammy Secrest 149 outpointed Jess Ackerman 143 in Newcastle Pa over eight rounds. Joey Archibald 123 outpointed Harry Jeffra 124 1 2 in a 15 round title fight in Baltimore. Ezzard Charles 164 outpointed Rudy Kozole 153 1 2 in Cincinnati over ten rounds. Wallace Cross 210 East Orange N J outpointed Al Delaney 190 Windsor Ont eight rounds.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Bobo
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sammy Secrest
Newcastle
Jess Ackerman
Des Moines
Washington
Joey Archibald
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
California
New York
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Rudy Kozo
Derringer Turns From Catcher to Reds Pitcher on Mound
Paul Derringer of the Reds began as a catcher but moved to the mound to halt an opposing high school rally. He has remained on the mound since, anchoring the club’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Derringer
Reds
Yankees lineup shifts as Keller drops in order
Against right hand pitching the New York Yankees start Tommy Henrich and Bill Dickey while Charley Keller slides from third to fifth.
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New York Yankees
Tommy Henrich
Bill Dickey
Charley Keller
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Yesterday's results show National League games with Chicago over Cincinnati 12 to 1 and St Louis defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 2. American League games include Boston beating New York 8 to 4 and Washington topping Philadelphia 5 to 1. Association results list Columbus 8 Milwaukee 2 and Toledo 4 Kansas City 3 with minor entries in Minneapolis 8 Louisville 6 and Indianapolis 12 St Paul 3.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Aon
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Newark
Washington
Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
E.inneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Deadlock in American Association Could End Tonight
Only one AA game is on the schedule, a Minneapolis Millers vs St. Paul club clash that will decide sole possession of first place. Louisville lost to Toledo 4-3 in 15 innings, while Minneapolis beat Louisville 8-6 to end a late rally. Columbus moved within one game of leaders by beating Milwaukee 8-2, and Indianapolis crushed St. Paul 12-3 to reach .500.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
St. Paul Clan
Minneapolis Sluggers
Louisville
Toledo
Blues
Colonels
Columbus
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Ohio University Netters Face Toledo in Final Home Match
Ohio University's netters host the University of Toledo at 2 30 p m on varsity courts north of the baseball diamond seeking a fifth win. After a 7 0 loss to Miami and three set efforts by Rose Wheat and Engelke the Bobcats aim to rebound before concluding away at Baldwin Wallace Western Reserve Kenyon and Ohio Wesleyan later this month.
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Ohio University
University of Toledo
Bobcats
Miami
Wilmington
Ohio
Bill Rose
Buck Wheat
Rose
Glenn Engelke
Toledo
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve
Kenyon
Gambier
Netters
Ohio Wesleyan
Reserve
Wesleyan
B-Wallace
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
The list cites top players by category from multiple clubs. Notable names include Hack Slaughter Nichol john Camilli Ott Travis DiMaggio Keltner DiMaggio Gordon Harder Johnson and Warneke with leading figures in batting runs RBIs doubles and pitching across New York Chicago St Louis Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Boston Detroit and Brooklyn entities.
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Jurges
New York
Hack
Chicago
Slaughter
St. Louis
Nicholson
Danning
Moore
Boston
Camilli
Brooklyn
Ott
Frey
Cincinnati
Warneke
St.Louis
Casey
Travis
Washington
J. DiMaggio
Keller
Cramer
Trosky
Cleveland
Keltner
Johnson
Philadelphia
York
Detroit
Gordon
DiMaggio
Harder
Redskin Track Squad Excels in Distance Events at Athens Dual
Ohio University’s Miami Indians travel to Athens for a twilight dual meet seen as one of the state’s best this year. Key runners include Virgil Alston Dick Hage Aaron Alapoli Bob Blayney and Evans. Alston has recent 9 50 9 two mile and 4 25 5 mile wins while Hage and Alapoli placed second and third in the mile. Evans and Blayney loom in the half mile with a tight 1 58 pace likely to decide the race between Ohio’s Tommy Barrett and Bob Blayney while Ed Craun Bud Burke help the Bobcats in middle distances.
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W. H. Herbert
Ohio University
Miami Indians
Athens
Redskins
Miami
John Saunders
Larry Brewer
Hunter
Redskin
Virgil Alston
Dick Hage
Aaro Alapoli
Bob Blayney
Evans
Alston
Butler
Hage
Alapoli
Michigan Normal
Paul Wiley
Ed Craun
Bud Burke
Wiley
Ohio
Tommy Barrett
Reds and Yankees Struggle Near Pennant Road
The world champions Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees both sit in fourth place as they host league leaders in two game series. Each club has lost five of seven, bad pitching, and batting slumps, with the Reds humbled 12 1 yesterday and the Yankees edged by Boston as Lefty Grove notches his 295th win.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
New York
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Dodgers
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Sox
Lefty Gomez
Jimmie Foxx
Yankee
Cleveland
Indians
Plains Close Season With 8–3 Victory Over Glouster
The Plains finished league play with an 8 to 3 win over Glouster. Pitcher Morgan fanned 10 and allowed two hits, while catcher J Linscott had two safeties. Glouster’s Winn struck out 10 and gave up five hits. Plains record 8–3 and will face Vinton Rural at O U diamond Friday at 9:00 a.m.
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Plains
Glouster
Morgan
J. Linscott
Winn
Jenice
Vinton Rural
O. U
Social Notes of Portland Gatherings and Local Visits
Portland social column lists visits by Lester and Harry Price of Pittsburgh to their mother Mrs Anna Price. Claude Price returns to Pittsburgh with them. Other entries note Harry Swan and wife in Parkersburg, Olin Milhoan and Newark guests, Herbert Wilford in Rutland, Lon Custer and children in Pomeroy, and W S C S meeting hosted by Mrs Earl Jewett. Birth announced for Gayle Price and Edna Whetstone’s son at Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg. Community news includes Parkersburg trips, health updates, and area social calls.
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Portland
Lester
Harry Price
Pittsburgh
Anna Price
Claude
Harry Swan
Parkersburg
Olin Milhoan
Newark
Pearl Milhoan
Herbert Wilford
Rutland
Earl Wilford
Lon Custer
Pomeroy
Arthur Price
W.S.C.S
Earl Jewett
Gayle Price
Edna Whetstone
Camden Clark Hospital
G. E. Adams
Emlin
William Hall
Lock 21
Agnes Price
Margaret Neuman
O.E.S
Racine
Lucy Roush
Leland Siders
Columbus
Jack Siders
B. F. Price
Beryl
Faye Worthington
Francis Worthington
James Jiiden
Mansfield
Lose Finale To Cubs by 12-1 Score
The Chicago Cubs crushed the Cincinnati Reds 12 to 1 in a game highlighted by the Cubs scoring seven runs off Monte Pearson before he exited in the second inning. Bucky Walters pitched poorly in a bid for his fifth win, while relievers Turner and Moore kept Cincinnati from mounting a comeback. Attendance was 2,024 at the park as Chicago ran away with the intercity series opener.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bucky Walters
Hugh Casey
Dodger
Reds
Hugh
Brooklyn
Bucky
Chicago Cubs
Monte Pearson
New York Yankees
Monte
Cubs
Jim Turner
Whitey Moore
Whitey
Chicago
Stringer
deLisled
Dassesandro
Sacanene
Michelson
Novikoff
McCullough
George
Sturgeon
Werber
Asus
F. McCormick
Hack
Leiber
Lombardi
M. McCormick
Turner
Dallessandro
Nicholson
Ripple
Myers
Lee
Pro
Pearson
Moore
Stewart, Dunn
Magerkurth
Dorcas Personal Notes Highlights Local Visits and Visits
Dorcas notes frequent visits among Racine and Letart residents with Mrs. Miles Cross and Mrs. Wilbur Theobald visiting Mrs. Otis Knapp. Eber Carnahan and others from Racine visited local families while Pauline Beegle and Betty Ann visited their father Charles Beegle. Edward Markins returns to work after hospitalization. The Albany home-coming service set for May 25 at Bethel Church Knox Township with basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Miles Cross
Wilbur Theobald
Racine
Otis Knapp
Wellington Parks
Louise
Columbus
Freda Bradford
Frank Cleland
Charles Beegle
Eileen Shields
Letart
Edith Wolfe
Richard Beegle
Guy
Albany
Bethel Church
Knox Township
Vinton County
Tennessee Plants $14,000 Worth of Trout in Tellico River
The state conservation department releases legal size trout totaling 14000 dollars into the Tellico River and its tributaries to replenish fishing stocks.
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Tennessee
State Conservation Department
Tellico River
Breezing with Brietz: sports notes and pop culture glimpses
Eddie Brietz surveys a mosaic of sports and celebrity moments. Hank Greenberg in army uniform draws applause while rumors link Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth in a golf match. Freddy Corcoran backs Johnny Palmer as a dark horse, and Johnny Riemenschneider fires 21 strikeouts in a 16–0 prep win. An array of anecdotes follows, from television plans to boxing shows and Indy 500 chatter.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Hank Greenberg
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Bam
Cobb
Sam Crawford
Bobby Veach
Tigers
Freddy Corcoran
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Clayton Heafner
Heafner
Chauncey Council Set To Discuss Water System Project
Chauncey council holds a special meeting Tuesday at 7 in the mayor’s office to discuss starting the water and sewage system. C. E. Berry of Zanesville is named superintendent of construction and William Fogg is project engineer and will attend to plan the start of the project.
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Chauncey
C. E. Berry
Zanesville
William Fogg
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey district social life includes dinner for Mothers Day with Mrs Adda Tippett and Mrs Mabel Mingus in Logan. Visitors Mr and Mrs John Martin of Grand Rapids Mich travel via Chauncey to Coshocton and Salem en route home. Mrs Evelyn Burt of Athens and son Lloyd visit Chauncey and her mother Rhoda Oliver.
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Chauncey
Carroll Tippett
Adda Tippett
Mabel, Mingus
Logan
John F. Martin
Grand Rapids
Mich
F. H. Staffinger
Coshocton
Salem
Martin
Florida
Evelyn Burt
Lloyd
Athens
Chauncey Sunday
Rhoda Oliver
Harold Oxley
Ellen Brannon
Albany
Thomas Oliver
Converse St
Alfred Worthing
Alfred Lee
Columbus
Worthing
Nell Morgan
Donna Jean Morgan
the Plains
Mary Meinhart
George Williamson
West Virginia
Joe Bridgewater
Arthur Barstow
Lower Plains
Amelia Walker
E. Main St
Millfield Mothers Day Program Highlights Honor
Millfield Methodist Sunday School observed Mother's Day with readings and music. Carnations given to each parent by May Howard. Mrs Laura Devore received a plant as oldest mother and Mrs Helen Gillespie as largest family. Rev C E Palmer preached a Mother’s Day sermon. Birth day offerings were by Laura Devore John Leffler Jr and Ruthie Simpkins. Mid week prayers planned with Joe Morgan leading.
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Chauncey
Millfield Methodist
May Howard
Laura Devore
Helen Gillespie
Margaret Simpkins
C. E. Palmer
John Leffler, Jr
Ruthie Simpkins
Joe Morgan
Shafers Entertain On Mother's Day in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs John Shafer hosted a Mother's Day dinner with guests including their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Victor Grinstead in Chauncey Betty Lou Sands Elmer Bingman Anna Lee Channell The Plains The Shafer home welcomed guests from Athens Columbus and other area residents including Victor Grinsteads mother Mrs Claude Grinstead and Charles Gr Instead.
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Chauncey
John Shafer
Victor Grinstead
Harold Brown
Betty Lou Sands
Shafer
Elmer Bingman
Anna Lee Channell
Athens
Guy Brookins
Thelma Jean
Walter Wharton
Walter and Dale
the Plains
Columbus
Claude Grinstead
Charles
Chauncey Dover High Set To Open Commencement Week
Chauncey Dover High will launch commencement season on Thursday May 15 with the Senior Class play Small Town Romeo in three acts directed by Ruth Fiske. Curtain at 8 pm and the high school band directed by Harry Maken will perform with cast members Delores McKee Robert Juniper Irene Riley Nicholas Stefanowski Helen Bendervich Keith Blendenning Karl Kozma Clarence Ross Geraldine Parry Melvene McKibben.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ruth Fiske
Harry Maken
Delores McKee
Robert Juniper
Irene Riley
Nicholas Stefanowski
Helen Bendervich
Keith Blendenning
Karl Kozma
Clarence Ross
Geraldine Parry
Melvene McKibben
Mrs Elizabeth Winefordner Hosts Naomi Class Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Winefordner will host the Naomi Bible Class gathering at The Plains M E Church Wednesday night. A business meeting and program will be followed by refreshments.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Winefordner
Naomi Bible
The
Plains M. E. Church
Feller and Harder Will Face Yanks
Cleveland Indians pick Bob Feller and Mel Harder as all southpaw duo to oppose the New York Yankees in a two game set. Manager Peckingpaugh shifts Roy Weatherly back to center and reorders the lineup after Milnar and Smith were rough‑handled by New York in a recent series.
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NEW York
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
New Yorkers
Mel Harder
Roger Peckingpaugh
Yanks
al Milnar
al Smith
Cleveland
Portsiders
Indians
Redskins
Boston
Yankees
Marius Russo
Roy Weatherly
St. Louis
Roy
Lou Boudreau
Gerry Walker
Ken Keltner
Nate Andrews
Milwaukee
Birthday celebration honors CHAUNCEY relatives
A joint birthday observance for Mrs. Irvie Brooks and her daughter Alveda was held Sunday. Fourteen guests attended a family dinner with two birthday cakes and gifts plus potted plants for the honorees. In the afternoon there was singing, instrumental music, and ice cream and cake served.
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Chauncey
Irvie Brooks
Alveda
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