Standings Report for Open Schedule Across Major Cities
Chicago faces Philadelphia while St Louis plays Boston and Cincinnati meets New York. Pittsburgh hosts Brooklyn as Washington tackles Detroit and New York visits Cleveland. Boston plays Philadelphia and St Louis meets Cincinnati in a packed lineup.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
America
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National
Apnoea Weno
Brooklyn Eed
Chica
Louis
Milwaukee
St Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
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Clifton
DiMagio
Ncaccesne
Davis
Gehrig
Garbark
Gomes
Phelps
Vincent
Murphy
P McCtenasvocnensis
Radtke
Sullivan
Carey
Watkins
Hogsett
Ross
J Jordan
Garland
Hughes
Finney
Cro- Kerres
Columbus Rabaio Semaphore
Hale
Butcher Poreo
St Averill
Gautreaux
Trosky
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Frankhouse
Escanesee
Vosmik
Columbus R.H.O
Rf Pinney
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Waratier
Bush
Puccinelli
Anderson
Knickerbocker
Ann
R. Johnson
Fisher
Seemenee Gatehouse
Higgins
Jordan
Winsett
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McGee
Connae
Cuccinello
Nelson
Aerederboes Dean
Gatehouse
Newsome
Urbanski
Caeseres
Robello
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Lopez
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Sir Ultorux Cenk
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J. Jordan
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Coraceene
Coran
Wuarstler
Emeeres
Mooreri
Frrars
Busnh
George
Ol Lopez
Weir
Felier
van Atta
Fiey
Watatier
Close race expected in Buckeye Conference this year
Six Buckeye Conference coaches anticipate a close championship race with Wesleyan favored but all six teams fielding strong squads. Marshall Dayton and Cincinnati play key openers Sept 26, with Ohio University and Miami among contenders. past trends show tight finishes and few unbeaten league records in recent years.
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Buckeye
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Marshall
Ohio University
University of Dayton
Wesleyan
Dayton
Huntington
Wittenberg
University of Kentucky
Bearcats
Ohio U
All-Stars Favored Over Giant Eleven in Polo Grounds Showdown
The 1940s era clash pitting last year’s college stars against the New York Giants unfolds at the Polo Grounds with the All-Stars favored 6 to 5 after a 7-7 tie with the Detroit Lions. Wayne Millner and Keith Toppling pace the college squad’s hopes to halt the Giants passing duo Ed Danowski and Dale Burnett.
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George Kirkley
New York
U.P
Midwest
Collegians
Polo Grounds
All-Stars
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Giants
Ed Danowski
Dale Burnett
Danowski
Fordham
Wayne Millner
Notre Dame
Keith Toppling
Stanford
Lions
Jay Berwanger
Tuffy Leemans
George Washington
Bill Shakespeare
Sheldon Beise
Minnesota
Dick Crayne
Iowa
Joe Maniaci
Miliner
Athens rifle club members place in national matches at Camp Perry
Athens marksmen played prominent roles in national small bore rifle matches at Camp Perry last week. Dr. Blaine R. Goldsberry led scoring and earned a spot on the International Dewar team and the Fidac team, finishing fifth among top performers. Charles Woodworth was named coach of the American Legion Caswell team which set a world record. Westfall and Jaco Logan helped Athens Club members on several teams, with Woodworth and Westfall serving as coaches on multiple squads.
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Athens
Camp Perry
Blaine R. Goldsberry
International Dewar
American Legion Caswell
Dewar
Woodworth
Fidac
Claude Westfall
Edward Jacoby
Logan
Ohio Caswell
Westfall
Shannon Cops Logan Scrap In Season Opening Bout
Shannon Cops Logan Scrap as Shannon defeats Kid Glove Columbus by knockout in the third round at Maccabee Hall in the season opener promoted by Herman Sheline. Jack Sheline, 126 pounds, defeated Kid Sally Columbus Negro in the same show. Solly was down at end of round two and did not answer bell for round three. The Lemon Kid knocked out K O Rivers in round three. Nobby Standiford and Battling Swartz fought to a four round draw. Promoter Sheline plans next card in two weeks if arrangements allow.
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Logan
Jackie Shannon
Kid Glove
Columbus
Herman Sheline
Jack Sheline
Kid Sally
K. O. Rivers
Nobby Standiford
Battling Swartz
Shannon
Sheline
Maccabee Hall
National Net Tourney Near Quarter Final
Budge and Jacobs seek quarter-final berths as top seeds advance toward the national tennis title. Perry and Stam mers moved into the round of eight. Budge faced Gene Smith while Jacobs met Mrs. Virginia Johnson amid a shifted schedule.
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Stuart Cameron
Forest Hills
N. Y
U.P
America
Donald Budge
Helen Jacobs
California
Budge
Gene Smith
Berkeley
Cailif
Miss Jacobs
Virginia Johnson
Brookline
Mass
England
Fred Perry
Kay Stammers
Miss Johnson
John McDiarmid
Ft. Worth
Yvon Petra
France
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Robert Harmon
Oakland
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Bernard Destremeau
Perry
Dorothy Sutton Bundy
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Edith Moore
Montclair
Helen Pedersen
Stamford
Santa Mancia
Calif
Dorothy Andrus
Conn
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Henry M. Culley
Santa Barbara
Culley
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
Robert Riggs
Birds Break Even First Game
Fossilized tree branches and odd rock formations were found atop Stormy Hill by WPA workers while leveling ground for a community park. The rock in the area is soft enough to break with picks and shovels. The London directory lists about 250 oat meat dealers.
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Ashland
Stormy Hill
WPA
Colorado cows contented in milk output report
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 73 percent of Colorado's 256000 cows are milked, up from 72 percent last year and 71 percent at the same time in 1954.
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Colorado
Denver
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Four Teams Battle for Second in AL Pennant Chase
The Yankees need one win to clinch the AL pennant as Detroit Chicago Cleveland and Washington duel for the remaining top three spots. In the NL the Giants hold a slim lead over Cards Cubs despite Pirates and Reds wins.
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Giants
Cubs
NEW York
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Tigers
White Sox
Indians
Senators
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadel
Phia Phillies
Cards
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Waite Hoyt
Dizzy Dean
Mace Brown
Gashouse Gang
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
Bees
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Bob Feller
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Grover Captures Club Golf Meet at Athens Club
B T Grover shot a 71 from scratch to win the medal play handicap tournament at Athens Country Club on Monday. In Class A Gibbs 72 H Begg 74 Bob Keynes 75 and D Selby 75 were other top finishers. In Class B Copeland net 72 led, followed by Chester Miller and J R Sprague 74, John Kircher 75, J Blower and E L Miller 76.
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B. T. Grover
Athens Country Club
Gibbs
H. Begg
Bob Keynes
D. Selby
Copeland
Chester Miller
J. R. Sprague
John Kircher
J. Blower
E. L. Miller
Carbondale Personal And Social Mention
Carbondale residents share visits and news with relatives in Barberton Lawndale Canton Akron and Detroit. Marriages and family visits noted including Hazel Arnett and Maynard Simpson union furnace union. Local notices invite contributions to Phyllis Betts and a cooking tip about easier cake slicing with boiling water.
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Carbondale
George Hawthorne
Akron
B. Gabriel
Charles Cox
Detroit
Anna Cox
Chester Lowry
Barberton
Lawndale
Hazel Arnett
Maynard Simpson
Union Furnace
St. Marys
Trimble
van Arnold
Afred Ernshaw
Columbus
Sam Risley
Frank
Lou Daugherty
George Gardner
Phyllis Betts
Athens Messenger
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