Reds Tighten National Race by Beating Braves
Cincinnati Reds defeat Boston 9 to 3 to move within a game of second-place Boston as the Dodgers extend their lead. Bucky Walters wins his third straight. Frank McCormick and Eddie Joost homer. Tobin struggles with 16 safeties to five innings.
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Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Vander Meer
Tom Early
Bucky Walters
Beantown
Jim Tobin
Redlegs
Tobin
Frank McCormick
Dolf
Baseball scores and results from daily games
A dated roundup lists multiple baseball results across leagues with scores from games between Cincinnati, Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City, Columbus, Milwaukee, Toledo, St. Paul, Louisville, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, and other teams. Several games are noted as postponed or extended to 10 or 12 innings.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Enone
St Las Sune
Ene
Front Runners National Batting and Pitching Leaders
National league and American league leaders listed for batting pitching and fielding. Lamanno Cincinnati leads batting with 251 runs Ott New York 28 runs Batted In Marshall New York 29 hits Fernandez Boston 42 doubles Reiser Brooklyn 12 Slaughter St Louis 3 triples F McCormick Cincinnati and Camillis Brooklyn tie 7 home runs Fernandez Miller Reiser 5 stolen bases Spence Washington 50 runs Williams Boston 32 RBIs Williams Boston 31 hits Spence Washington 50 doubles Kolloway Chicago 12 triples Spence Washington 7 home runs Williams Boston York Detroit and J Dimaggio New York 8 stolen bases Case Washington pitching Bonham New York
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Cincinnati
Edennsnsce
M. McCormick
Marshall, Rf
FAR
Cw Eamcenn Sas FS
McCormick
Bogan Hs Cocs Sh Owssiuhcise
Wssucoe Wus
Ol Lamanno
WSS
Joost
Walker
Fernandez
F. McCormick
Walters
Frey
Lamanno
Haas
Waner
Joost Marshall
Holmes
Marshall
Tobin
Miller
Boston
Reardon
Ott
New York
Reiser
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Camills
Head
Spence
Washington
Williams
Kolloway
Chicago
York
Detroit
J. Dimaggio
Case
RH Pet
Doerr
Washi
Dickey
N. York
Gordon
Heath
Cleveland
Fleming
Clevel
National Lamanno
Cinci
Dodgers
Bos
Murtaugh
Phila
Phelps
Pittsb
Doerr Slips But Continues To Hold Lead
The Boston Red Sox second baseman Bobby Doerr saw his batting average fall six points in the past week yet he still tops major league hitters at .425, well ahead of the nearest rival. Cincinnati rookie Ray Lamanno leads the National League with a strong start. Columbus names Hagley president of the State Coaches Association as Jim Robinson retires. Roy Clymer and Tom Vernin also hold top posts. Dan Kovach to lead Kiwanis program at Hotel Gordon Tuesday.
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New York
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati
Ray Lamanno
Glouster
Dan Kovach
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Angott Stolz Scrap Recalled In Garden Bout Fire
Fullerton reports on the boxing clash with Tony Galen’s take calling Angott a worse fighter than he was. Also notes a hot Chicago Philadelphia rivalry and twin-billing aims in the dungeon cellar amid other sports notes and anecdotes.
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New York
Angott-Stolz
Tony Galen
Angott
Dennis Brown
Mount Clemens
Mich
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cubs
Sox
Milnar and Bagby Shine For Indians
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia in a doubleheader 4 1 and 9 3 as Al Milnar stars with four hits two runs and two RBIs while Jim Bagby earns his sixth win with four hit pitching. Milnar also shines on the mound and Cleveland narrows the gap to within a half game of first place.
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Cleveland
al Milnar
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Jim Bagby
Clevelanders
Milnar
Athletics
Philadelphia Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Pirates
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Carl Hubbell
Bucks seek another title after Big Ten meet sweep
Ohio State wins its first outdoor Big Ten track championship with 66 points led by Bob Wright who swept the hurdles and Ralph Hammond who won the cent race. Illinois tallied 74 points to match a 18 year old record, while coach Larry Snyder prepares for the June 9 inter-conference meet with Pacific Coast schools.
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Evanston
Lll
Ohio State
Dyche Stadium
Pacific Goast
Buckeyes
Larry Snyder
Navy
Illinois
Bob Wright
Philadelphia
Aeens
BAVA
Csceorewns
Johnson
Susbert
Wiest
Regiaae
Wallaesa
Ke Christopher
Nonenkamp
Beckman
Posenthal A Ee
APN
Escesssee
Olnuiton If
Pton, If
Fowler
Ogre 'c
Leey
Iho
Cleveland
Crouch
Boudreau
Ted in—Keltner
Milnar
Kansas City
Fleming
Denning
Kree
Scharein
Tovy
Kansas
Christopher
City
Columbus
Chris Palis
Wensloff
Topher
Beck
Man
Peters
Hayes
Rue
Geisel Grieve
Pastor Faces Mauriello in Third Louis Challenge at MSG
Bob Pastor, nicknamed Meat Head, meets Tami Mauriello in a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday. The bout could set up a possible June 25 title shot against Joe Louis as Pastor seeks a third bid after his recent fame from prior ring battles. Mauriello, the Bronx puncher, has knocked out six heavier opponents since moving up, but Pastor remains a seasoned veteran with a big heart and a chance to push toward another title shot.
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New York
Tami Mauriello
Robert Pastor
Joseph Louis Barrow
Yankee Stadium
Bob Pastor
Meat Head
James J. Johnston
Pastor
Mauriello
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Smith
William David Conn
Joe Louis
Greenfield Jimmy Smith
Billy Conn
Turkey Thompson
Booker Beckwith
Lem Franklin
Jimmy Bivins
Saratoga
Boneyard
Jimmy Johnston
Louis
Fordham
New York University
Louises
Pastors
Conns
Melio Bettinas
Beckwith
Franklin
Bivins
Gus Lesnevich
the Garden
Lesnevich
Gunnar Barlund
Buddy Knox
Henry Cooper
Glouster High School hears baccalaureate address
Rev J A Thompson of Glouster Methodist Church delivers the baccalaureate at Glouster High School auditorium with the theme Faith as the essential for a happy and successful life. The program includes music, scripture, sermons, and a class song as the superintendent presides.
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Glouster
J. A. Thompson
Glouster Methodist Church
Glouster High School
Thompson
Land of Hope and Glory
Marion Byers
Father FE
E. Yocke
Girls’ Glee Club
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Harriette Weymueller
Roy Barnett
The
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Raymond Connett
Thomas W. Figley
Hollister Woman Abbie Moody Dies of Heart Attack
Mrs Abbie Moody 58 lifelong Hollister resident found dead by her son Merle Moody in her home late Saturday night cause of death listed as heart attack by Athens County coroner Dr Pritchard. She had been in poor health but not considered alarming. Survived by sons Silas Fostoria Hari Columbus Carl Howard Dan Dayton and daughters Nettie Washenschwne Nelsonville Elizabeth Straushbaugh Dayton Hazel Williams Glous-Bente 2.8 he teen
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Glouster
Abbie Moody
Hollister
Merle Moody
Pritchard
Athens County
William Moody
Silas Moody
Fostoria
Hari Moody
Columbus
Carl
Howard
Dan Moody
Dayton
Nettie Washenschwne
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Straushbaugh
Hazel Williams
Glous
Bente
Glouster Merchants Headpin Tournament Concludes
The Glouster Merchants headpin tournament has ended and scores will be released after ties from the 110 and 108 brackets are rolled off. Participants who tied in those brackets are urged to complete tie breaking promptly.
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Glouster
Glouster Merchants
Hollister Alumni Meet Sets Banquet Decision
Hollister High School Alumni Association calls an important meeting at the high school Wednesday at 8 PM to decide on the annual banquet and dance, with a good crowd desired.
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Hollister
Hollister High School
Pitchers duel as Johnson, Brecheen dominate in low scoring game
Runs batted in by Tipton Williams and Brecheen. Kansas City offenses stranded eight on base to Columbus seven. Johnson and Brecheen slash line and walks listed. Hite hit by pitch and other pitching details noted. Umpires Peters and ana. Time 1 35. Attendance 3.
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Kansas City
Kimmey
Hollis- AB RH
Young
Lukon
Gleeson
Tee
Klein
BANE
Nec Meuse
Alene
Williams
Bieamire
Brecehen
Pomar
Columbus Onewne
Aleno
Scharein
Tipton
Brecheen
Johnson
Columbus
Roser
Peters
Ana
Glouster Social and Personal Friends Visit Local Residents
Glouster social news lists visits from Miss Anne Weymueller Nan Jones and Barbara Brown of Ohio University Athens to Mrs Harriette Weymueller and family. Guests include Mrs M R Valois from River Rouge Mich and Betty Heiskell from Columbus. Local clergy and residents host and hostesses entertain relatives and friends over the weekend.
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Sarah Jonas
M. R. Valois
Glenna West
River Rouge
Mich
Bessie West
L. Easley
Jacksonville
Mitchel Bartels
Betty Heiskell
Columbus
Genevieve Aureden
Betsy
Canton
L. K. Heiskell
Roy Barnett
W. R. Balderson
Cincinnati
Glouster Church of Christ
C. B. Tigner
Charles Clark
Dayton
Hugh Cunningham
Johns. Clark
Larry Vaughn
Ed Vaughn
Norris Ogg
Delaware
Merrill Ogg
Bernard Rice
Ohio University
Athens
John Rice
FE. H. Taylor
City
Fred Barnett
Corning
Taylor Cottage
McConnelsville
Hartmeyer Grocery Team Defeated by Rich Leaf Bakers in Close Match
Glouster based Hartmeyer Grocery team fell 4 games to Rich Leaf Bakers by 52 pins on local alleys. Fred Thomas led Glouster with a 960 triple and 233 best game while J Wolf Jr and Janesville's lineup posted strong totals. Hartmeyer’s Stewart Leasure Tenwinkel produced notable scores as the match concluded.
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Glouster
Hartmeyer Grocery
Rich Leaf Bakers
Hartmeyer
Fred Thomas
Rich-Leaf
J. Wolf, Jr
Thomas
Janchius
Wolf
Zimmer
Janesville Hartmeyer
Stewart
Leasure
Tenwinkel
Johnny Rigney Shines In Last Sox War Time Start
Johnny Rigney pitched three hits against the Washington Senators in the second game of a doubleheader as the Chicago White Sox won 4-3 after taking the first game 7-1. Ted Lyons delivered six hits allowed in the opener and Uncle Sam looms as Rigney heads to service.
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Johnny Rigney
Chicago White Sox
Sam
Dorothy Comiskey
White Sox
Johnny
Washington Senators
Week end sports in brief items from multiple cities
Summary of scattered results across track and field, boxing and golf events with leaders and records noted. Harold Davis ties world 100 yard dash mark in Fresno. Warmerdam tops pole vault. Southern Cal wins team title. Ohio State and Nebraska claim conference crowns. Harvard, Yale, Navy, and others contest in rowing and golf events.
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New York
LaGuardia
New York City
Long Island
Fresno
Calif
Harold Davis
University of California Star
Cornelius Warmerdam
Southern Cal
Chicago
Big Ten
Army
Navy
Ohio State
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas State
Boston
Harvard
Yale
Birmingham
Ala
Georgia Tech
Durham
North Carolina
Duke
Parker Corning
Belmont Park
Pictor
Shell
Wisconsin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pennsylvania
Newton
Mass
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Ben Hogan
Sluggers Star In Association Action As Doubleheaders Unfold
The Associated Press reports a Sunday of AA games with Huck Geary delivering a clutch triple for Minneapolis in a 6-4 12 inning win over Indianapolis. Harry Kimberlin earned a four hit day in Toledo’s 1-0 victory over Milwaukee as Frank Secory doubled in a 4-3 win. St Paul swept Louisville 4-3 and 1-0 while Kansas City split a doubleheader with Co saecoe.
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Associated Press
Harry Kimberlin
Frank Secory
Huck Geary
Geary
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Kimberlin
Milwaukee
Toledo
Brewers
Secory
Hiens
St. Paul
Louisville Colonels
Kansas City
Cosaecoe
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Athens Messenger
Bonham, New York
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Bobby Bragan
Phils
Hans Lobert
Stork
Howie Odell
Bernie Bierman, Jr
Minnesota
Emeryn Jr
Lawrenceville
Ab Jenkins
Salt Lake City
Bonneville Salt Flats
Bagby
Pete Suder
Bob Johnson
Suder
Les Fleming
Luman Harris
Lou Boudreau
Mel Harder
Chubby Dean
Kreevich
Eeeenee Wagner
Eneweee Siebert
Eeeene
Oweeenee Vale
Rf Blair
Oweewee
Wolff
Castiglia
Shirley
Weatherly
Hackett
Beee
Keltner
Ewer
Weweuewe
Mack
Wolfe
Grieve
Geisel
Bucks
By Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Chisox Kids
Adieu
Nuts
Austin Bealmear
Ted Lyons
Rigney
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Browns
Eldon Auker
Atley Donald
Yanks
Frank Crosett
Jimmy Bloodworth
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Thunder
Pico Wholesale Co
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