Vander Meer Hurls Reds To Win Over Braves 13-6
Johnny Vander Meer led the Cincinnati Reds to a 13-6 victory over the Boston Braves. Ernie Lombardi threw out four runners at second base, and the Reds piled up 14 hits to secure the win. The Dodgers dropped another game to the Cubs under protest, while Detroit’s five straight wins kept pace in the pennant race.
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Ohio U. Bobcats rout Dayton 13 6 to extend win streak
Ohio University baseball stretched its winning run to 11 with a 13 6 victory over Dayton. Mlakar pitched with four days rest as Dayton led 2 0 before Ohio seized control, scoring five in the third and adding four in the seventh to pull away. Harkins, Kish, and McHugh starred in the field and at plate as Ohio closed the home slate with one game remaining on May 31.
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Thompson and Musto Fight To A Draw In Chicago
Thompson of Los Angeles and Tony Musto of Chicago clashed for ten rounds in a heavyweight bout at Wrigley Field. Referee Abe Roth scored it a draw, while spectators believed Turkey had the slight edge in hitting.
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Jackie Flinchum Stays At Beulah Park Ride
18 year old Miami jockey Jackie Flinchum remains at Beulah Park for the final 13 days of the meeting after a string of luckless weeks at Hialeah and Oaklawn. He has 21 winners in 12 days at Beulah and plans to stay to continue the hot streak.
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First Kaws Tighten Hold on First Twe Commons Henohas and Ouisville Colonels
The American Association standings show Kansas City on top by a game and a half as 1940 pitching losses and promotions affect the race. Louisville’s Blues edge Minneapolis 7 to 6 after Lloyd Christopher homers, while Bill Sayles guides Louisville to an 8 5 to 3 win over Columbus. Indianapolis nudges within half a game of fifth by beating Toledo 6 to 5. St Paul defeats Milwaukee 4 to 1, fending off a late Brewers rally.
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Well Armed Then His Twisted Knee After Ely Ng Start
Georgia cotton grower is sidelined after two_ns? المهنية. Piste A enqmENAL prospect as a kid, Watts' progress was sped by recurrent arm trouble finally cured by an operation.
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Chauncey Grade Schools Host Wednesday Carnival
Chauncey Grade Schools sponsor a carnival at the high school auditorium Wednesday night to benefit the Chauncey Dover High School Band. A program will be presented with amusements and refreshments. Miss Frances Howard is principal of Chauncey Grade Schools.
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Chauncey Students Perform Recital Under Instrumental Instructor
Chauncey-Dover School instrumental instructor led a Monday recital in the high school auditorium. A varied program featured students including Virginia Koska Virginia Evener Elizabeth Blackford Donna Morris Ruthie Simpson Helen Golden Rosie Bertley Thelma Brookins Bettie Dehman Elaine McKibbens Iris Walter Gilbert Courtney Jr Susan Ferrer Ernes tine Smith Paulene Robinson Edith Howard Jeanene Abdelin Johnson Ruthie Ann Eloise Nelson and Ida in a diverse display of instrumentals.
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Boxing results from multiple venues headline uneven cards
In Milwaukee and other cities, fighters faced decisions and outpoints. Notable bouts include New York featherweight fight where an opponent outpointed Phil Zwick 124 1 2 to 123 1 2. Other results feature Sammy An gott defeating Lenny Mancini on points, Clarence Burman stopping Mike Alfano in Baltimore, Elvira Tunero stopping Wild Bill McDowell in New York, and Tony Musto versus Turkey Znompeon in Los Angeles.
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Widow of Chauncey mayor dies after long illness
Mrs. Carpenter Walker, 86, widow of former Chauncey Mayor Charles W. Walker, died Monday at her Main Street home. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10 30 a m at the residence with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. burial in Mye Cemetery. She had run a Chauncey restaurant and confectionery and is survived by son John Walker, with Willie and Charles predeceasing. She was born in Ripley West Virginia.
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Chauncey Young People to Meet at The Plains Church
The Chauncey Young People's Society of the Church of God with Howard Pennell as president will meet tonight at The Plains church and transfer to the home of Mrs Emma Ettien for a prayer service. Mrs Ettien, a Saints Church member, is unable to attend due to ill health. Regular prayer meeting of the Church of God set for Thursday night at the church led by Pastor Clarence Way.
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Condition Improves For Chauncey Leffier In Marietta Hospital
Chauncey Leffier, son of Kates Leffier, has shown improvement after several weeks in a Marietta hospital. He underwent surgical operations and had been in serious condition. Family members visited him Sunday.
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Reds Triumph In Eight-Run Rally For Fourth Win In Row
In a 7-3 victory over Boston, Cincinnati Reds surge with a four-run fifth inning. Ernie Lombardi key with four runners out at second, Vander Meer earns his third win in seven starts, and Chuck Aleno drives in the final Redleg tally. Boston misplays costly errors and base running as Reds move toward fifth place.
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Angott Edges Ohio Battler in Cleveland Lights Bout
Lenny Mancini of Ohio, 22, loses a split decision to Sammy Angott of Louisville in a spirited lights weight bout at Public Hall. Two judges favor Angott with Mancini edged by one pound in weight and a press that splits rounds between them. Mancini earns a potential title shot against Rob Montgomery after the fight.
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One Time Great Footballer Dies
Emil Hauser known as Pop Warner era Carlyle Indians star died of a heart attack aged 55 last night. Widely regarded as a prime football trickster he popularized the hidden ball trick slipping the ball under his jersey as he moved toward the goal while foes chased.
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Indians fall to Athletics 5 4 in Philadelphia loss
The Cleveland Indians, led by Mel Harder, dropped a 5 to 4 decision to Connie Mack's Athletics in Philadelphia. Sam Chapman and Dean Mayes fueled the A's attack with key hits, while Milnar struggled in relief. Hay es delivered the decisive run in the ninth as Philadelphia rallied to spoil Harder's bid to halt a losing skid.
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