Mitch's Musings on Sore Arms in Major Leagues
Mitch's Musings cites Russ Davis of the Philadelphia Record and Dr. Charles J. Van Rosik on the ongoing epidemic of sore arms among major league pitchers. It urges pitchers to use their heads, develop shoulder coordination, and avoid overreliance on raw power to prevent arm fatigue and injuries.
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Russ Davis
Philadelphia Record
Charles J. van Rosik
Philadelphia Osteopath
Davis
van Ronk
the Deans
Schoolboy Rowe
van Mungo
Tigers 6 Yankees 3 in 9th inning rally
Detroit hauls in six runs while New York scores three. Coffman earns win after Glenn, Henrich and Coffman drive in key RBIs. Pearson suffers the loss as Detroit plates seven total hits to New York's nine with Henrich homering for the visitors.
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N.yor Lorgan
Crosettiss
Alkerlf
Henrich
Hoag
DiMag
Ork
Dahlsgren
oGordon
Glenn
Offman
Morgan
Greenberg
Dickey
Coffman
York
Jet
Piet
Gehringer
Crosetti
Gehrig
New York
Detroit
Pearson
Eisenstat
Red Sox 5 Browns 3 Seventh Inning Add-Ons
In a rough box score from the game, Boston defeats St Louis 5 to 3. Ostermueller and Newsom anchor pitchers with home runs by Kress and Foxx. Errors and high walks mark the late innings as Boston seizes the lead and holds on for the win. Attendance listed as 22 hundred.
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Sligeine
Chapman
Doerr
Peacocke
Heffner
Ostimelir
Newsom
Heving
Boston
Ostermueller
Kress
Foxx Cramer
Hi Ostermueller
McQuin Newsom
Foxx
Termueller
Effner
McQuinn
Cronin
Pone
St. Louis
Osterste
Winnwiteher
Ostermuelle
New York debuts Jai-Alai by Mike Jacobs at Hippo Drome
Mike Jacobs introduces Jai-Alai to New York with 50 players at the Hippo Drome. Guests included Octavus Roy Cohen and Estanislas Maiztegui, world champion from San Sebastian, who demonstrated the fast paced action and high risk of the sport while Jacobs funds the court.
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Mike Jacobs
Speedy Jai-Alai
New York
Jacobs
Hippodrome
Spain
Senor Jacobs
Grant
Richmond
Jai-Alai
Estanislas Maiztegui
San Sebastian
Yank Pilot Frets Over Club's Lead
New York Yankees manager Joseph McCarthy frets over missed opportunities as his club holds a 13 game edge with 30 left in the pennant race. News notes include Detroit’s 6-3 win, Monte Pearson’s rough outing, and other majors results. Meredith wins the Ohio State Fair Governors stake horse race at 104 temp.
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New York
U.P
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
New York Yankees
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
McCarthy
Miller Huggins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Selkirk
Rolfe
Dickey
Tigers
Monte Pearson
Boston Red Sox
Buck Newsom
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Athletics
Bob Feller
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Jimmy Dykes
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Giants
Bob Klinger
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Phillies
Sarazen Proposes Czar To Make Pro Golf Profitable
Gene Sarazen urges a golfing czar to boost prize money and profits for professional golf. He cites meager purses for the National Metropolitan and Western Opens totaling 11,500 and proposes a funded prize pool from a 10 cent yearly tax by 4 million American golfers. Walter Hagen is named as his choice for the czar and committee head.
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Sarazen
Czar
New York
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Collier’s
America
Gasco Defeats Plains Outfit In Athens County Game
The Gas Company's entry defeated The Plains 3 to 1 in the Athens County Softball tournament first round finale. Both pitchers were tested, field support was flawless, and multiple double plays marked the contest. Tonight Glouster faces Jacksonville Taylor Ridge in the second round opener at 6.
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the Plains
Athens County
Glouster
Albany
Jacksonville-Taylor Ridge
Random Notes by Henry Super Sports Column
Notes from the sports press box cover diverse topics. Garcia Armstrong welterweight duel rumors stir savagery in the division. Davis Cup standings favor the United States over Australia. World Series odds favor New York teams. Historical quirks include Vander Meer’s lone homer and superstition tales from baseball. St. Marys opens football against Cal on Sept 24.
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Henry
New York
Garcia-Armstrong
United States
Australia
Johnny
Vander Meer
Reds
Dayton Ducks
Steve Sandra
Yankees
Harry Craft
John McGraw
Giants
Lee Gamble
Jackie Wilson
Cleveland
U. S
Billy Myers
Lynn
Cardinals
St. Mary's College
Madigan
St. Mary's
California
Jacobs Seeded No 1 in National Net Meet
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California earned the top seed in the national women's singles tennis championship. Alice Marble Beverly Hills California was expected No 1 but Jacobs' Wimble don run influenced the decision. Bundy Santa Monica was No 3. Don Budge Oakland California led the men’s seeds with Riggs and Hunt following. Jack Bromwich headed the foreign list and Jadwiga Jedrzejowska led the women invaders.
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New York
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Alice Marble
Beverly Hills
Miss Jacobs
Miss Marble
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Don Budge
Oakland
Robert Riggs
Chicago
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Jack Bromwich
Australia
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
Bears Beat All-Stars In Brown Stadium Showdown
Chicago Bears defeated the Eastern All-Stars 26 to 14 before about 20 000 fans at Brown Stadium. Bears jumped ahead with 26 points in the first half while Whizzer White sparked the All-Stars to two late touchdowns in the final period.
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Providence
R. I
U.P
Chicago Bears
Brown Stadium
Bears
Byron
Whizzer) White
All-Stars
Pirates and Giants clash in doubleheader results
Pirates upset Giants 6 0 while Indians topple Macks 11 4. Box scores show Waner, Todd and Young key hits for New York. Danning and Suhr contributed for Pittsburgh. In the Philadelphia game, Feller and Heath pace a 11 4 win over Cleveland. Hayes and Weatherly homered, Keltner drove in runs. A final remark notes a boast about bricks in the Great Wall versus Britain’s buildings.
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Moore
Ohandley
Myatt
Waneref
Danningc
Vaushen
Uss Seeds
Rizzo
Ripple
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Pittsburgh
Handley
P. Waner
Aso
Young
L. Waner
Vaughen
Cito Myatt
McCarthy
Klinger
Suhr
Schumach Klinger
Blebert
Heath
Chapmanif
Trosky
Johnson
b-Potter
Willamep
Parker
Felier
Sperry
Siebert
Hayes
Heath Campbell
Hemsley
Feller
Keltner
Campil
Weatherly
Hayes Gacrifiee
Ambler
Cleveand
Philadelphia
D. Smith
Williams
Ross
Omas
P. Smith
Thomas
Rams Clash With Stars In Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio matchup pits the All-Stars led by Ray Watts against Hugo Bezdek’s Rams in a Lakefront Stadium clash. Underscored by razzle dazzle versus power, the lineup features Cummins Slovak Wagner Kelker among key offensive threats for the All-Stars, while the Rams start Bowyer Zoll and Littlefield with Davis and Giamoni in support.
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U.P
Ohio College All-Stars
Cleveland Rams
Lakefront Stadium
Ray Watts
All-Stars
Collegians
Rams
Bob Cummins
Xavier
Harry Slovak
Toledo
Jack Wagner
Miami
Jim McDonald
Ohio State
Chicago
Cummins
Slovak
Doc Kelker
Western Reserve
Hugo Bezdek
Jack Giannoni
St. Mary's
Calif
Ralph Bowyer
New Mexico
Art Lewis
Ohio U
Carl Littlefield
Washington State
Bob Davis
University of Kentucky
Kelker
Western
R.H
McDonald
F. Rams — Bowyer
L.E
Zoll
Indiana
L.T
Burmeitser
Purdue
L.G
Cherundojo
Penn State
Lewis
R.G
Livingston
R.T
Giamoni
R.E
Goddard
Wash
Grid Officials Meet Columbus IU R
The Ohio association of football officials gathered in Columbus for their annual golf match and a full day discussion on gridiron rules and interpretations. Also notes that accidental deaths from horse and horse drawn vehicles in the U S rarely exceed 4000 yearly. Automobile fatalities last year totaled 39 700, about 82 per 100 000 people.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Football
U. S
Teacher Assignments for Full Term In Gallipolis
Gallipolis schools released the full term staff list under E. E. Higgins, superintendent. Names include high school principal Carl C. Byers and teachers Anne Bradbury Harold Brown Doris Covey Edward Wise Ben Bachus Norma Johnson Katherine Kircher C. D. Luttrell Ruth Miller Catherine Morrison Frederick Stone Dwight Wetherholt Eulah Williams Elizabeth Breinig Lawrence Smeltzer Katherine Lutz E. Garfield Griffith Washington No. 1 principal Ben R. Evans and staff Clara Mae Davis Jean Eversole Maye Davis Clark Gillingham Dorothy Roadarmour Charles Swanson Virginia Bane Martha Saunders Gladys Sheets Lois Marie Berry Anna Wiseman Marie Langdon Elizabeth Carnes Clara Worman Garnet Stringfel low Mildred Gilman Washington No. 2 Elaine Fulton Ruth Martin Lola Rupe Osa Baird May Kelly Marie Meal Lincoln Granville Ford principal James Casey Jean Gilmore Isabel Scott Kananga John E. Evans Garnet Haskins Maple Shade Isa Bel Boggs Also Elizabeth Shough music supervisor A. Jord Bayless instrumental music director Dorothy Burnett attendance officer Maurice Beaudry school Eloise E. Brown secretary to superintendent Frances Irion secretary to high school principal.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Carl C. Byers
Anne Bradbury
Harold Brown
Doris Covey
Edward Wise
Ben Bachus
Norma Johnson
Katherine Kircher
C. D. Luttrell
Ruth Miller
Catherine Morrison
Frederick Stone
Dwight Wetherholt
Eulah Williams
Elizabeth Breinig
Lawrence Smeltzer
Katherine Lutz
E. Garfield Griffith
Washington No. 1
Ben R. Evans
Clara Mae Davis
Jean Eversole
Maye Davis
Clark Gillingham
Dorothy Roadarmour
Charles Swanson
Virginia Bane
Martha Saunders
Gladys Sheets
Lois Marie Berry
Anna Wiseman
Marie Langdon
Elizabeth Carnes
Clara Worman
Garnet Stringfellow
Mildred Gilman
Washington No
Elaine Fulton
Ruth Martin
Lola Rupe
Osa Baird
May Kelly
Marie
Evans family reunion to be held in Wrights Grove
Descent from Lewis and Sarah Evans in Meigs Jackson and Gallia Counties plan a reunion Monday in Wrights Grove between Oak Hill and Jackson. Mrs Tom W Jones of Middleport, the family historian, will review history traced to the Evans arrival from Wales in 1840.
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Gallipolis
Lewis
Sarah Evans
Meigs
Jackson
Gallia
Wright's Grove
Oak Hill
Tom W. Jones
Middleport
Bean Dinner Delights Gallipolis Park Crowd
Thousands enjoyed a park bean dinner in Gallipolis served by the Women's Auxiliary American Legion and Chamber of Commerce volunteers. Bean soup pork crackers and coffee began at 11 a m and continued into the afternoon as kettles ran dry, marking another successful merchants event.
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Gallipolis
Women's Auxiliary
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
August Brides Outpace June in Gallia County
Gallia County records show August marriage licenses at 44, surpassing July’s 35 and June’s 31 per Probate Judge James S. Clark. Last day applicants include Howard Ahlborn and Sarah Wiggins, William Bunce and Stacy Barcus, David Metcalf and Esther Welker, Oliver Taylor and Minnie Fletcher, all listed with ages and hometowns. Also noted, the Gallia County Democrat Lawyer Club will meet Saturday night at the Knights of Pythias Hall per W. P. Kling.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
James S. Clark
Howard F. Ahlborn
Mechanicstown
Sarah Wiggins
William C. Bunce
Addison
Stacy Barcus
Bladen
David Metcalf
Esther Welker
Vinton
Oliver Taylor
Minnie Fletcher
Democrat Lawyer Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
W. P. Kling
Wed in Ironton Gallipolis marriage pairs Cadmus and Mudsoc locals
Marion Rutt 21 of Cadmus and Bertha Myers 21 of Mudsoc were wed in Ironton on Thursday in a small ceremony.
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Ironton Gallipolis
Marion Rutt
Cadmus
Bertha Myers
Mudsoc
Ironton
Picnic to honor R. R. Starbuck in Gallia County
Gallia County hosts a county-wide picnic in Rio Grande to honor R. R. Starbuck, the extension agent resigning to join Rio Grande College as farm manager and agriculture teacher. About 50 merchandise awards from local businesses reward outdoor games and events. Music by Elliott-Carter and Pell-Ehman bands. a walnut table testimonial gift will be presented at noon during the dinner.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Rio Grande
R. R. Starbuck
Rio Grande College
Elliott-Carter
Walnut Township
Pell-Ehman
Perry Township
Rotary Club and
Chamber of Commerce
Starbuck
Petitions Seek Local Option Election in Gallipolis
W C T U workers collected signatures in Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches in Gallipolis and surrounding townships on Thursday evening and all day today to back a local option election. The effort is reported as successful.
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Gallipolis
W.C.T.U
Mrs Bess McAllister Rites Held in Huntington Home
Gallia County relatives attended funeral services for Mrs. Bess McAllister, 51, at her Huntington home on Thursday. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Silas Sheets, former Gallupia residents now living in Huntington.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Bess McAllister
Huntington
Silas Sheets
Hunt Gallipolis Relies For Affair on Oct. 10
Gallipolis and Gallia County, the third oldest settlement in the state, host an Oct. 10 Sesqui Centennual Celebration relic display. The executive committee seeks historic articles and utensils to form a readable collection with owner cards for display in merchandise windows, recalling the 1890 Centennial.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Harry Miller Heads Gallia GOP Council
Gallia Republicans name Harry Miller chairman with Bess B. Wetherbo as secretary and Homer W. Sowards as treasurer. The County Executive Committee plans weekly Saturday meetings and an intensive campaign ahead of the election day, November 8.
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Gallipolis
Republican County Executive Committee
Harry Miller
Bess B. Wetherbo
Homer W. Sowards
Neighbors Harvest Tobacco for Ill Neighbor
In Harrison Township Charles Thompson lay ill when onlookers led by Noah Carter, Dick Trout, George Trout, Eustace Lear, Gar land Lear, George Adkins, Alfred Adkins, Alva Calhoun, Morton Neal, Hollis Neal, Herman Harrison, Samuel Trout and Lee Niday gathered at his farm to harvest his tobacco crop.
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Gallipolis
Charles Thompson
Noah Carter
George Trout
Eustace
Garland Lear
George
Alfred Adkins
Alva Calhoun
Morton
Hollis Neal
Herman Harrison
Samuel Trout
Lee Niday
Harrison Township
Pinkerman Divorce Suit Filed in Crown City
Mrs. Elva Pinkerman sues Hillis Pinkerman for divorce, alleging neglect and cruelty. She seeks child custody and support for five children. The couple, married October 4, 1930, reside in Crown City.
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Gallipolis
Elva Pinkerman
Hillis Pinkerman
Pinkermans
Crown City
Hunters Buy Permits As Squirrel Season Nears
Gallipolis reports hunters purchasing licenses as the season opener approaches. Margaret McCormick, clerk of courts, notes the licenses issued through her office, with Sept 15 set as the squirrel season start.
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Gallipolis
Margaret McCormick
Cordell Funeral Held Friday at Buck Ridge
Howard Franklin Cordell a 23 year old Black man was killed by a hit and run driver near Gallipolis early Thursday His funeral was held Friday at his parents Buck Ridge home Sheriff Hatfield pursued clues to identify the car and Coroner Lewis Brown said Cordell suffered a fractured skull broken arm and crushed foot He was found lying on State Route 55 while state officers believe he was walking northbound The other item notes high school student registration starting today and expected to be the largest in the school’s history, led by Principal C C Byers.
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Gallipolis
Howard Franklin Cordell
Herbert Cordell
Buck Ridge
Springfield Township
Hatfield
Cordell
A. S. Lloyd
Ed Myers
Lewis Brown
Local Legion Bean Dinner At Wilkesville Saturday
Gallipolis notes say Legionnaires and others plan to attend a bean dinner hosted by the American Legion on the village square at Wilkesville. A program of speaking, dancing and music starts at 10 a.m. local time.
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Gallipolis
American Legion
Wilkesville
Preacher W T Parker to Speak Sunday at Poplar Ridge
Rev W T Parker dean of Rio Grande College will preach at Poplar Ridge Church Sunday night and accept new members.
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Gallipolis
W. T. Packer
Rio Grande College
Poplar Ridge Church
French Diplomat Will Miss Local Sesqui Centennial Fete
Gallipolis’s Sesquicentennial Committee learns that Count de Saint Quentin, French Ambassador to the United States, cannot attend the Oct. 10 celebration due to duties in France. M. Charles Lucet of the French Embassy arranged the invitation. Lucet and the count are vacationing in France. de Saint Quentin’s steamer arrival in Le Havre delayed the trip, with Lucet returning Sept. 15 to the United States with his wife.
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Gallipolis
Count de Saint Quentin
United States
France
M. Charles Lucet
Washington
Lucet
de Saint Quentin
la Harve
Celebration Pageant Draws 5000 Students in Gallipolis
Federal pageant incident to the Northwest Territory Celebration will be shown Oct 19 at the First Ave park front. State executive committee members plan the event with about 5000 city and county school children dismissed to attend. The caravan will then travel to Middleport the next day.
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Gallipolis
Northwest Territory
Ave
Middleport
Fire Threat Near Ka nang a Home Battles High Wind
A grass fire swept toward the home of Mr and Mrs Dann Taber on the river bank in South Kananga Friday as high winds fanned the flames. Gallipolis fire units arrived and stopped the spread.
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Gallipolis
Dann
Taber
South
Kananga
Corn Cutting Underway in Gallia County Reports Royer
Corn cutting has begun in Gallia County with indications for a good harvest, according to reports reaching the office of County Agent Everett G. Royer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Everett G. Royer
Steel industry claims nickel plating of tonnage in U.S.
Estimates say about one million tons of steel are nickel plated annually in the United States.
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United States
Standings roundup from Baseball Leagues and scheduled games
National League results include Pittsburgh 6 New York 0 and Chicago 4 Boston 2 along with St Louis 6 Philadelphia 5. American League tallies show Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 11 Waakeepan 6. Upcoming matchups list Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati and other league pairings.
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Boston
St. Louis
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Cleveland
Waakeepan
Detroit
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Cincinnati
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Louisville
Baseball game summary notes with late scoring
Box score style report shows Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 6 with St. Louis erasing a deficit. Medwick Brack and Scharein lead with multiple RBIs. Hallahan and Smith were the pitchers, attendance 1,134.
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