Dodgers Crush Braves as Kirby Highe Wins 19th
Kirby Highe pitched shutout-like innings en route to his 19th victory as the Dodgers defeated the Braves 9-2 to break a recent skid. The Dodgers also routed the Giants 13-6 on Sunday, while Chicago faded the Reds 3-1 in another major league game.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Braves
Giants
Kirby Highe
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Root
Gene
Junior)ompson
Thompson
Lou Stringer
Stan Hack
Root
Reds
Lloyd Waner
McNeill Faces Sabin In Quarterfinals At Forest Hills
The National Tennis Championships reach the quarterfinals on the Stadium Courts at Forest Hills. Don McNeill of Oklahoma City meets Wayne Sabin of Reno, with Kovacs favored against John Kramer in the men's draw. In the women’s bracket, Pauline Betz faces Barbara Krase and Helen Bernhard meets Margaret Osborne.
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New York
N. Y
Forest Hills
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Wayne Sabin
Reno
Nev
McNeill
Sabin
Tennis Association
Frank Kovacs
San Francisco
John Kramer
Monticello
Calif
Kovacs
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Barbara Krase
Helen Bernhard
Margaret Osborne
Toledo vs Columbus baseball game summary
In a 6 to 7 loss, Columbus edged Toledo 7 to 6 after late scoring. Key players included Bergamo and Haas for Columbus with Repass and Parmelee contributing on offense for Toledo.
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Toledo
Poo Stephens
Estellella
Criscola
Browsher
McQuillen
Newman
Harshany
Stevens
Chapman
Parmelee
Sea Ee Ae Biscan
Totels
Eneenr
Columbus AB
Poa
Bergamo
Walker
bMyatt
Sanders
Haas
Teger Par Marshall
Hngin
Repass
Heath
Barrett
Heder
aBuche
Brecheen
Conan
Hader
Marshall
Columbus
Cas
Christman
Stephens
Klein
Myatt
Dickson
Biscan
Johnson, McKinley
Austin
Trojans May Drop Powerhouse Tactics
Southern California football, led by Justin M. Barry after Jones, eyes a shift to a stronger passing attack to complement a potential powerhouse running game. Taylor and Sylvester emerge as key sophomores shaping the air attack while a thin line and veteran backs pose early depth concerns.
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Trojans
Johnny Mize
Los Angeles
Southern California
Howard Jones
Justin M
Sam) Barry
Taylor
Sylvester
Bobby Robertson
Robertson
Bill Bundy
Bill Bledsoe
Barry
Troy
Root Seals 201st Win As Reds Down Pirates Rivalry Grows
Charlie Root, 42, of Middletown Ohio, beat Cincinnati to claim his 201st victory for the Cubs in Chicago 3 to 1. The Reds had 15 losses to this point and the Pirates were set to face Cincinnati in a 10-game stretch over 25 days. Elmer Riddle aimed to add Pittsburgh to a 15-victory list while John Lanning was the Pirates probable starter tonight.
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Buffs
Pollet
Rickey
Norman Russell
Russell
Mobile
Ted Wilks
Houston
Fred Munger
Sacramento
Pepper Martin
Cardinal Chain
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
Dodgers
Pirates
Reds
Cincinnati
Elmer Riddle
John Lanning
Charlie Root
Middletown, O
Chicago
Redleg
Lloyd Waner
Junior Thompson
Lou Stringer
Stan Hack
Cubs
Dom Dallessandro
Pennsville Personal Notices Update
Mr and Mrs James Humn of McConnelsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Myers Van Fossen. Roy James builds two new hatchery chicken houses with tile. Theodore Hilaman moves to a remodeled Pennsville home. Etta McClelland moves into the Hilaman residence. A revival at the Christian Church. Clarice Janes of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Janes Sick. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Russel Best and another to Mr and Mrs Fred Kennard of Stockport. Geo Dougan visits from North Carolina after a taxi ride with a group of boys.
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Pennsville
James Humn
McConnelsville
Myers van Fossen
Roy James
Theodore Hilaman
Etta McClelland
Hilamans
Christian Church
Clarice Janes
Columbus
George Janes
Russel Best
Fred Kennard
Stockport
Doris Carr
Geo. Dougan
North Carolina
National and American Association baseball standings and results
Brooklyn defeated Boston 9 to 2 and Chicago beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 in yesterday’s schedule. Columbus topped Toledo 7 to 6. Kansas City led Milwaukee 10 to 2 while St Paul won 5 to 3 over Minneapolis. Louisville Indianapolis game was rained out. American Association had no games scheduled.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Howard Pollet
Rickey
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Mize
Samuel Breadon
Ray Sanders
Sanders
American Association
Blattner
Sacramento
Columbus
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
National Club
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
American Club
Colens
Ausseus
Cleveland
Detroitee
Washington
Rifle and Pistol Matches Open at Camp Perry
The national rifle and pistol championships opened at Camp Perry with armed forces absent due to the emergency. Only 22 caliber rifle and 22 38 and 45 caliber pistol events are contested. The small-bore rifle and pistol entries surge with 549 in today's 50-yard metallic sight feature, nearly 100 more than last year, prompting removal of five regular events to handle overflow.
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Camp Perry
Lakeside National Guard
Franklin Stops Shepard in Pittsburgh Fight
Lem Franklin of Chicago, at 200 pounds, stops Curtis Shepard, 181 pounds, in Pittsburgh after five rounds. Franklin rain a series of punches to end the bout.
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Pittsburgh
Lem_ Franklin
Chicago
Curtis Sheppard
Eastern All Stars Face Giants in Polo Grounds Grid Clash
The Eastern All Stars meet the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds in a benefit game for The Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund. The matchup pits youth against veteran experience with Fordham, Boston College, Georgetown and Cornell players on the all star roster. Coach Jimmy Crowley favors less famous players for his lineup.
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NEW York
Polo Grounds
All-Stars
New York Pro Giants
Herald- Tribune
Giants
Mel Hein
Ed Widseth
Ken Strong
Ed Danowski
Ward Cuff
Fordham
Boston College
Georgetown
Cornell
Jimmy Crowley
District football rules meeting at Ohio University gym
Football officials and coaches will meet at 7 tonight at Ohio University men's gym to discuss grid rules changes and interpretations. E. C. Trish Kreiger will lead the session and answer questions on rules.
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Ohio University Men’s
Athens
E. C
Trish” Kreiger
All Stars and Rams To Meet In Cleveland
The college all stars face the professional Cleveland Rams in Cleveland for a pre season game. The Rams again enter as favorites with bigger lines and backs averaging around 200 pounds. Notable players include Ed Milinski, Walter Luther, Charley Maag, Corby Davis, Johnny Drake, Dante Magnani, Parker Hall, and Rudy Mucha.
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All-Stars
Rams
Cleveland
Cleveland Rams
American Legion-Cleveland News
Ed Milinski
Massillon
University of Tennessee
Walter Luther
Wigback
University of Nebraska
Army
Ohio State
Charley Maag
Sandusky
Corby Davis
Purdue
Johnny Drake
Dante Magnani
St. Mary’s
Parker Hall
Mississippi
Rudy Mucha
University of Washington
League Leaders in Baseball Stats for Brooklyn and Others
The list shows top players by category: Reiser leads batting and runs, Camilli tops home runs, Hack has most hits, and several players lead in doubles, triples, and stolen bases across teams including Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, New York, Washington, and Boston.
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Cincinnati
L. Waner
F. McCormick
Werber
Onreeen
Lombardi
E Craft
Joost
Thompson
P aAlene
Chicago
Cavarretta
B. Olson
Dallassendro
Dahlgren
Scheffing
Stringer
Sturgeon
Ss Gee
Root
Hack
Frey
Craft
Sears
Jorda
Barr
Reiser
Brooklyn
Camilli
Mize
St. Louis
Ae — Riddle
Williams
Boston
Keller
New York
Travis
Washington
DiMaggio
Kubel
Judnich
Heath
Cleveland
Breezing With Bietz Notes From Sports World
The column surveys golf fans and Omaha Field Club critiques tied to Bud Ward. It notes Yankees aim to clinch the pennant in Boston and recalls the 1936 date. Boxing plans in Winston-Salem feature Billy Conn and Ken Overlin. A quip about Bob Quinn and a joke on Fred Harmon conclude with college football shifts and Harold Van Every’s return to the Packers.
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Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Eddie Brietz
New York
Omaha Field Club
Bud Ward
Omaha
Yanks
Boston
Winston-Salem, N
National Boxing Association
Billy Conn
Ken Overlin
Hemlock Personal and Social Notes
Local social notes list travels visits and arrivals. Families including Kehl Hodgson Matthews and Tharp groups visit Mansfield Columbus Elyria Monongah Congo and Dayton. nurses trainee Alice Storts departs for Columbus. Linscott Linscott Langdon families host and visit across Ohio. Carol Maxine Flowers joins the list of attendees.
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Floyd Matthews
Dorothy
Devol
New Straitsville
Jack Williams
Luther Simon
Girard
Wesley Tharp
Paul Tharp
Toledo
Eldon Tharp
James A. Flowers
Carol Maxine
Anna Mae Orris
George Higgins
Congo
Alice Storts
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
Ernest Lanning
Robert Linscott
Akron
Irene Linscott
Allison Linscott
John Langdon
Elyria
Forrest Dennis
Albert and
John Smith
Lloyd Smith
Dayton
Jane Smith
New Era Cops Second Half Championship in Ohio Valley Loop
In a shaken finish to the Ohio Valley Association second half, New Era clinched the title after Syracuse failed to appear for a forfeited game and Hartford faltered against Silversville. A Labor Day postponement and a disputed outcome leave a three out of five playoff to decide the pennant and trophy, with a Friday meeting in New Haven to settle protests.
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New Era Cops
Pomeroy
Mother Nature
Silversville
Syracuse
New Era
Ohio Valley Association
Hartford
Racine
West Virginians
Stiversville
Middleport
Association
New Haven
Scapensessue
Siamese Egg Mystery Brought to Extension Office
A Siamese egg story arrives at the extension service office Tuesday via Ray A. Stump from Perry Township. The two eggs were joined, one containing a yolk only, described as a freak by Stump, from a White Leghorn pullet.
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Logan
Extension Service Office
Ray A. Stump
Perry Township
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Harold van Every
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