Cardinals Blanked by Reds 6-2 in St Louis Loss
Cincinnati Reds beat the St Louis Cardinals 6 to 2 as Reds bunched hits in the seventh and eighth. Red Lucas suffered a wrist fracture in batting practice and left for home after the game. Carl Mays pitched despite distress in late innings as Cincinnati claimed the third win of the four game series.
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ST. Louis
8&J. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Mays
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Hargrave
Lucas
Reds
Ascocescee
Wsscoosse
Pheinich
Frisch
Peat Sadies
Lee Ee Bottomley
Harper
Miettiger, If
Wilson
Maranville
Thevenow
Reinhart
Home Run Leaders and League Totals
The record shows Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig among Yankee and Athletics players as top home run hitters. It lists Hack Wilson and Jim Bottomley leading the National League with notable totals, and notes season totals across both leagues with a large aggregate figure.
Yesterday's Hero Cliff Heathcote Drives Cubs to 3 0 Win
Cliff Heathcote, the Chicago Cubs' utility outfielder, three hits and two RBIs powered a 3 0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Sheriff Blake limited Pittsburgh to five hits, earning his fifth straight win of the season.
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Cliff Heathcote
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sheriff Blake
Pirates
Giants Top Phillies In Back-To-Back Wins
The New York Giants defeated Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 4 and 2 to 1, moving from fifth to third in the National League. Mel Ott drove in the decisive run with a single in the eleventh inning of the opener, while a wild throw by Don Hurst allowed Terry to score the game winning run in the nightcap.
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New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Melvin Ott
Don Hurst
Terry
Reds Shutout Cardinals as Lead Stays Narrow
Carl Mays pitched a complete game blanking the St. Louis Cardinals before 38 006 rain soaked fans. The Cincinnati Reds won 2 to 0 to preserve their one game lead in the National League.
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Carl Mays
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Robins and Braves Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
Ed Lrandt beat the Robins 4 to 1 in the first game. Jumbo Elliott shut down the Braves 8 to 3 in the second game.
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Brooklyn Robins
Boston Braves
Ed Lrandt
Robins
Jumbo Elliott
Braves
Senators End Nine-Game Slide with 4 1 Win over A's
Washington Senators break a nine-game skid by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1. Irving Hadley pitched a two-hitter showing a single and double by Max Bishop.
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Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Irving Hadley
Max Bishop
Lyons Shuts Down Tigers in 3-2 White Sox Victory
Ted Lyons allowed four hits including a home run by othergill as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 3 to 2. Lyons pitched a strong game to secure the win for Chicago.
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Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Othergill
Browns Hammer Indians 19 to 8 On Heavy Hit Day
The St. Louis Browns offense exploded against the Cleveland Indians with fifteen hits guiding a 19 to 8 victory. George Uhle was upstaged by a rampant Browns lineup as they built a big early lead and never relinquished it.
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George Uhle
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Struck Out By Reinhart Leads To Quick Finish
Off C. Mays. Struck out by Reinhart. Umpires Wilson and Reardon. Time 1 45.
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C. Mays
Reinhart
Wilson
Reardon
Memorial Day Crowd Flocks to Fastest Indy 600 Qualifying
Indianapolis May 28 Thousands of racing fans arrive for the 600 mile International race at the speedway. Leon Duray sets fastest qualifying time of 122.3 mph in a Miller special and earns pole position. Cliff Woodbury and Cliff Bergwere follow in second and third. Twenty four cars qualify with more time to finish trials tomorrow. Drivers receive instructions on ethics rules and procedure.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Leon Duray
Brick Bowl
Cliff Woodbury
Boyle
Cliff Bergwere
Peter Kries
Billy Arnold
Dave Evans
Jimmie Gleason
Russell Snowberger
Courtney Beats McVey in 10 Round Up at Coney Island
New York May 26 George Courtney Oklahoma cowboy beat Jack McVey Harlem Negro in a 10 round bout at Coney Island Stadium Brooklyn Courtney floored McVey for a nine count in the fifth round Bobby Burns Brooklyn lightweight won on a foul in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout from Phil McGraw Detroit Greek
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New York
U.P
George Courtney
Mickey Walker
Jack McVey
Coney Island Stadium
Brooklyn
Courtney
McVey
Bobby Burns
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Aquinas Edges Athens In Double Thriller For State Title
Aquinas wins the Ohio state high school baseball championship in a dramatic 4 3 victory over Athens High on the Ohio State diamond. Fallon delivers a two base hit in the eighth and Madden clubs a home run before Aquinas seizes the ninth inning rally to clinch the title.
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Buckeye Commonwealth
Athens High School
Aquinas’ Fighting
Aquinas
Grogan
McPhail
Fallon
Horatio Alger
Athens High
Stricklin
Singling
Russell
Athens
Madden
Ohio State
Jnever
Faldon
Hadex
Millie Boland
South High School
Boland
Wolfe
Burke
Burroughs
Gala ceremony set for new Silver Bridge dedication
Pomeroy May 28 hundreds of Meigs county residents expected for the dedication of the Silver Bridge on May 38. Gallipolis and Point Pleasant merchants prepare to decorate shops and streets under city plans. Ohio Utilities commission places Welcome to Gallipolis sign on Second Street and coordinates intersections. Kirks and Masons will decorate their buildings and hold open house Wednesday. Robert Ford serves as official decorator for bridge and business districts.
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Ohio Utilities Commission
John McNealey
Gallipolis
Second Street
Locust
Kiks
Masons
Robert Ford
Pastor F O Weed to chair Meigs county child welfare meeting
Rev. F O Weed of the Pomeroy M E church was chosen chairman of the Meigs county committee for the District Child Welfare conference to be held in Jackson on June 12 at the Methodist Episcopal church. Judge John G Evans of Jackson is general chair. The conference focuses on preventing juvenile dependency and delinquency with round table discussions and county problem presentations by judges and commissioners.
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F. O. Weed
Pomeroy M
Ohio
Cabin Oil Company Incorporation in Pomeroy
At a Friday night meeting in Pomeroy the Cabin Oil company was incorporated with $25,000 capital. Oliver Hartley was named president, Dr. Byron Bing vice president, and T. W. Bengel secretary treasurer. The firm, backed by local stockholders, has two gas wells on the Henry Reuter farm and plans further drilling in the Klein lease. no dry holes yet.
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Pomeroy
Cabin Oil Company
Pomeroy and
Middleport
Oliver Hartley
Byron Bing
T. W. Bengel
Henry Reuter
Bali Run
Klein
Fourth of July Rodeo Planned for Meigs County Fair
Meigs county to host a new Independence Day event at the fair grounds a rodeo organized by K G Webster Meigs County Agricultural Society secretary. The show features stock head bronche and other wild west acts for public entertainment.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
K. G.webster
Knights of Pythias aim to top membership goal
Pomeroy Knights of Pythias report progress in a membership drive planning to add twelve new members by June 30. At the Friday meeting, three candidates joined the Bank of Knight, bringing new members to eight for the Dozen club. A card party and Page Rank night are scheduled, with memorial services planned for the second Sunday in June.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Knights of Pythias
Bank of Knight
A. Tracy
Carson Mayes
William Fisher
K. of VP
Harry Wehring
Art Kives
Charles Wildermuth
Roy Hines
Leo Phillips
Albert Young
Naylors
Middleport Graduation Ends With Dinner Dance
The Junior-Senior banquet and reception closed Middleport high school graduation exercises Friday evening. Principal R. M. Howell presided, Charlotte Beverage toasted the seniors, Louise Sargent replied to the juniors, and Oliver Wendell Holmes read a junior selection. Mary W. Farmer played piano, Miss Matthews spoke to the seniors, A. W. McKay gave the closing remarks, Fultz sang, and the evening ended with dancing and card games. The Past Chiefs served a three course dinner at 6:30. Caro Louise Erwin remains ill with boils.
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Middleport High School
R. M. Howell
Charlotte Beverage
Louise Sargent
Mary W. Farmer
Matthews
Oliver Wendell Holmes
A. W. McKay
Mr. McKay
Mr. Fultz
Funeral Services for Cantor Child Held in Pomeroy
Funeral services for Jackie Cantor three year old son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Cantor Rutland were held yesterday at 10 AM with burial in Wilkesville cemetery under the Finsterwald company. The boy died Friday afternoon at the family home. Also on Friday Joseph Brown seventy died at his Kyger home with funeral at 2 PM and burial in Kyger cemetery.
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Jackie Cantor
Emmett Cantor
Rutland
Wilkesville
Finsterwald Company
Joseph Brown
Kyger
Nighttime Incarceration For Notorious Meigs County Felon
Middleport May 28 Mose Qualls known as the county’s most frequent arrestee is jailed again in the Middleport lockup. He serves a month of nights, spending each evening in the bastile until morning. He recently evaded officers by wading a cold creek before his capture and sentence.
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Mose Quails
Meigs County
Qualls
Bastile
Mose
Hill and Dale
Moxe
Rioters Attack Italian Consulate and Society at Spalato
Dispatches report a mob of two thousand people raided the Italian consulate and the Italian National Society in Spalato Jugoslavia. They demolished furniture in both buildings and caused property damage amid unrest tonight.
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Vienna
Spalato
Jugoslavia
Three Die As Junkers Crashes Between Dortmund and Frankfurt
May 28 report says a Junkers airplane fell and burst into flames between Dortmund and Frankfurt. The pilot and two passengers were killed. one passenger was injured and the other escaped unhurt.
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Berlin
Junkers
Dortmund
Frankfurt
Former PCL Umpire Awarded 650 Damages
Mal Eason, ex Pacific Coast league umpire, won 650 in damages after Frank Brazil, former third baseman, punched him over an umpire decision. The incident stemmed from a disputed call in the league.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Mal Eason
Frank Brazil
Eason
Ohio U Tied With Bishops for Third Place
Cleveland May 28 Miami held a half game lead in the Buckeye Athletic Association race as Cincinnati did not play. Ohio moved into a third place tie with Ohio Wesleyan while Wittenberg lost all three games. Denison remains winless in the cellar.
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Buckeye Athletic Association
Miami
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Famous Team Arrives for May 30 Match at Athens
Kenneth Woodgerd led with 46 3 4 points as Athens Ri fle club shooters posted strong scores in a Saturday event. The local club will host a December match against K M Railroad of Portsmouth at Margaret Creek range, a return from last year’s Dewar match in England, with the top six shooters to represent Athens.
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Athens Rifle Club
K. and M. Railroad
Portsmouth
Margaret Creek Range
Dewar
England
Athens
Dave Taylor
Don Young
Charles Pickering
Mark Jenkinson
Art Watkins
Mell Grubb
John Townsend
France Efaw
and Graves
Buck Weaver Leads Semi-Pro Team in Midwest
Former White Sox star Buck Weaver, banished from organized baseball years ago, has taken on managing duties for a semi-pro squad in the Midwest, continuing his involvement in the game away from the major leagues.
Maureen Orcutt One of America's Longest Women Golfers
Maureen Orcutt, among America's best women golfers, drives with great power and is regarded as one of the longest hitters of her sex.
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Maureen Orcutt
America
Young Shortstop Stevens Draws Major League Interest
Five major league clubs pursue 18-year-old Stevens who stars for New Haven in the Eastern League this season. His performance with New Haven has highlighted his potential and attracted attention from several big clubs.
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Stevens
New Haven
Columbus and Louisville split two games in district action
First game ended Columbus 3 Louisville 2 and the second 4 to 3 in favor of Louisville. Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 7 3 and Kansas City beat St Paul 6 4. Indianapolis won 6 3 over Toledo.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Baseball scores from a midweek slate
Boston defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1 in the opener after Brooklyn had won 8 to 3 earlier. New York tied Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 11 innings in the first game, then New York won 2 to 1 in the second. Cincinnati beat St Louis 2 to 0 and Chicago shutout Pittsburgh 3 to 0.
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Scores From The Daily Card: Three Games Shown
The schedule lists three games with results Chicago over Detroit 3 to 2 St Louis beating Cleveland 10 to 8 8 Washington defeating Philadelphia 4 to 1 Only games scheduled.
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Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Monday A A Games Matchups Preview
Columbus meets Louisville Toledo faces Indianapolis Milwaukee plays Kansas City St Paul combats Minneapolis in the American Association tripleheader schedule set for Monday night.
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Milwaukee
Erere Ee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo Ee
Louisville
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Philadelphia
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American Association
Schedule of Major League Baseball Rivalries Today
Chicago faces St. Louis. Washington meets Boston. New York plays Philadelphia. Only games scheduled for today.
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St. Louis
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baseball Box Score Snaps Sluggish Hitting Trio
Ty Cobb failed to hit in four at bats while Tris Speaker drew a walk and sacrificed once in four plate appearances. Harry Heilmann went hitless in three, Paul Waner in four, and Rogers Hornsby had a doubled first? game with one run in two trips and doubled again in four. Kiki Cuyler sat out. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were idle.
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Ty Cobb
Tris Espeaker
Hlarry Heilmann
T’aul Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Babe Skuth
Lou Gehrig
Browns Defeat Cleveland Team 10 to 8 in Finale
St Louis tops Cleveland 10 to 8 in a free hitting last game of the series. Lind and Hodapp each had three hits for the Indians while O Neill drove in four for St Louis and Blaeholder earned the win.
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Cleveland
Louis
Uhio
Blaeholder
Browns
Langford
St. Louis
J. Sewell
Lind
Hodapp
Indians
O'Neill
Senate Democrats pick campaign committee for upcoming elections
Senator Tydings of Maryland announced at a Democratic caucus that the Senate Democratic campaign committee was selected to run the campaign in all states holding Senate elections this year.
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Washington
Senate
Democratic Campaign Committee
Tydings
Maryland
Beachs Visit Daughter in Columbus Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs C E Beach and their baby drove to Columbus on Sunday to spend a few days with their daughter Mrs J Harris and her family at their home there.
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C. E. Beach
Baby
Columbus
J. Harris
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