Redlegs fall to Pirates in eleventh inning thriller
Pittsburgh edges Cincinnati 8 to 7 as Lee Gamble misplays a ball to allow two runs in the top of the 11th. Reds outhit Pirates 16 to 15 but costly mistakes and late scoring pushes give Pittsburgh the win.
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Pittsburgh
Will McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky
Redlegs
Fuimhlad
Rhinelanders
Milburn Shaffner
Moundsman
Pirates
John Niggeling
Henry Johnson
Gamble
Gene Thompson
Niggeling
Reds
Bucs
Ernie Lombardi
Bill Werber
Frank McCormick
Lombardi
Harry Craft
Paul Waner
Bob Elliot
Maurice van Robays
Waner
Elliot
Max Butcher
Walters
McKechnie
13 Birdies Mark Round at Colonial Back Nine
A four-some including Roy Moore Jake Stewart Sam Black and Chasteen Harris carded 13 birdies on the back nine at Colonial Country Club during a Louisville round.
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Louisville
Colonial Country Club
Roy Moore
Jake Stewart
Sam Black
Chasteen Harris
Impersonator Bano Hired Again by Lou Nova
Joe Bano the rotund heavyweight who once imitated Tony Galento for Joe Louis is now hired by Lou Nova to perform the same impersonation act. The celebrity impersonator arrangement targets the public image of Nova and Galento in boxing circles.
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Galento
Atlantic City
Joe Banovic
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Willie Turnesa
North Shore
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Glenview
Turnesa
Transcontinental Rail Schedules and Air Charter Listings
A dated bulletin lists Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, New York Central rail timetables with north south daily and except Sunday services, plus Athens Airways Columbus and Pittsburgh connections and charter air service offering daytime trips to any city with an airport.
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Diplomat
National Limited
Chesapeake & Ohio
NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Athens Airways
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Marietta
Baseball Results From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
Last day saw St Louis beating Chicago 4 2 in ten innings and Pittsburgh edging Cincinnati 8 7 in eleven. Boston downed New York 4 3 while New York beat Boston 5 2 and Washington routed Philadelphia 10 1. Schedule shows multiple matchups with Chicago at Detroit and Cincinnati at Chicago among others.
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Washington
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Indians Open Road Journey With Browns
The Cleveland Indians opened a road trip with a game against the St. Louis Browns, sending ace Bob Feller to the mound. They just moved into fourth place by narrowly defeating the Detroit Tigers 9 to 8, aided by Hal Trosky’s four hits and 24th homer, while Hank Greenberg hit two homers for Detroit.
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Simmons
Thompson
Cardinals
Reds
Cubs
Gabby Hartinett
Bill Lee
Slaughter
Carl Hubbell
Bees
Giants
Yankees
Red Sox
Joe Dimaggio
White Sox
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Ted Lyons
Lefty Lee
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Ken Chase
Washington
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ST. Louis
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Bob Feller
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Roy Cullendine
Detroit
Mel Harder
Freddie Hutchinson
Willis Hudlin
Greenberg
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Gabby Hartnett Sets New MLB Catching Record at 1727 Contests
Chicago veteran Gabby Hartnett, longtime Cubs catcher, extended his major league record to 1,727 games caught. The 18 year tenure includes career highlights such as a twilight homer off Mace Brown and a key role in guiding Cubs to the pennant, with Hartnett signaling plans to remain as long as the team needs him.
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Gabby Hartnett
Steve Snider
Chicago
USP
Chicago Cubs
Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
Gabby
Gray
Hartnett
Hoss
Tomato Face
Peppery Ray Schalk
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Ler
Mace Brown
Pittsburgh
Brown
Pirates
Cubs
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Gabber
Whitesox Players Work in Alaska Cannery
Seattle area footballers Ray Frankowski Frank Garretson Walter Yonker and Al Zemeck work in an Alaska fish cannery joining others from the Whitesox squad in seasonal labor amid the off season.
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Alaska
Seattle
Ray Frankowski
Frank Garretson
Walter Yonker
al Zemeck
Washington
Shirey Chooses Beatrice Coaching Over Pros
Beatrice Nebraska. Fred Shirey Nebraska All-Big Six tackle in 1937 passes up offers from the Philadelphia Eagles reportedly near double his current pay and will continue coaching football and basketball at Beatrice High School.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Fred Shirey
Nebraska
Beatrice High School
Rutland Social and Personal Notices Include Obituary and Weddings
Mrs Luella Brown, long ill, died Sunday at her daughter’s Amesville home. Funeral Tuesday at the local Methodist Church. Multiple visits and family in Rutland and nearby towns noted. A 4 o clock wedding in Steele Funeral Home Chapel united Eldon Lanning and Edna Gwilliams in Huntington, with reception to follow. The bride wore bridal illusion and gardenia bouquet. the couple will reside in Huntington. Old practice of erecting hail rods in France noted.
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Sig Johnson
Thomas Porter
M. E. Rathburn
Beatrice Pond
Athens
Earl Hogue
Coolville
Eldon Lanning
Huntington
Will Lanning
O. O. Patterson
M.S. Roush
Carl Denison
Lucille Smith
Mabel Pickens
Elizabeth Macready
Hartsough
Ethel Chapman
Seth Nicholson
Reva Mills
Mildred Hoppes
Dorothy Ledlie
Margaret Wells
Gladys Major
Luther Cooper
Columbus
Vernon Mills
Mary Wilcox
May Wood
Carpenter
B. E. Saxton
Edna Gwilliams
W. Va
Rutland
Steele Funeral Home Chapel
Fred W. Smith
Clara B. Gwilliams
Kenneth White
Steele Funeral Directors
Blues Near AA Pennant After 12-4 Win Over Millers
Kansas City Blues pushed toward the Association pennant with a 12 to 4 victory over the Minneapolis Millers. Tommy Reis limited the Millers to six hits as Kansas City moved to a 54 percent margin, with Vince DiMaggio belting his 44th homer and the lineup totaling multiple hits. Indianapolis beat Toledo 3-1, Columbus edged Louisville 3-2, and Milwaukee won 9-8 from St. Paul in other games.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City Blues
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Blues
Tommy Reis
Reis
Vince DiMaggio
Albany Rural Social Notes reflects community life and visits
Social notes from Albany highlight multiple families visiting Athens and Columbus relatives, a 55th wedding anniversary, corn cutting work by Kenneth Brooks, upcoming Air Line Christian Church homecoming, and travels to state fairs and Detroit. Readers see middle Ohio connections through extended family events and local work on farms.
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Albany RD No. 1
C. C. Vandyke
Robert Kilgore
Lloyd Runkle
Helen
Ermal Runkle
Imogene Lowe
Tom Bailes
Athens
Fred Elliott
Sam Scott
Glenn Scott
Gordon
Silas Scott
Edward Bailes
Dick Scott
Bob Hawk
Mary Lou Hawk
George Scott
Kenneth Brooks
Mineral
George W. Scott
Charles Knowlton
Bell Fought
Olive Baughman
McArthur
Arthur West
Arlene West
Merwin Mansfield
Pearley West
Air Line Christian Church
Lee Elliott
A. L. Minear
Lowell Lewis
Kathern Ann
Piqua
Minear
Deward Mayles
Chester Dailey
Carpenter
Australia Food Industry Turns Out Huge Candy Output
Canberra notes Australia has 145 confectionery factories serving six and three quarter million people. Last year these plants produced nearly 100 million pounds of chocolates and sweets valued at more than 25 thousand dollars.
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Australia
Canberra
Giants Take Dull All-Star Grid Contest
Giants win a 10 point lead at the Polo Grounds as the All-Stars fail to score. The pro lineup, led by Tuffy Leemans, dominates a dull showcase with defense overpowering the Eastern collegians and nine Pittsburgh players. Sid Luckman and Bob McLeod shine among a weak overall effort.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Giants
All-Stars
Dock Sutherland
Carnegie Tech
Hitler
Collegians
Sid Luckman
Bob McLeod
Bill Daddie
Gleeson
Bill” Osmanski
Chicago
Alfred Personal and Brief Social Notes
Alfred notes a series of family travels illnesses and visits. Alfred reports Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hawk of Phoenix ariz visiting relatives then returning home. W L Shumway recovering from a heart attack. Transportation and social calls include Lloyd Van Nest in Columbus and trips to Virginia Huntington and Stewart with local residents. Revenue passengers on domestic airlines rose about 23 percent in 1938 over 1937.
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Arthur Hawk
Phoenix
Ariz
Huntington
W. Va
Will Shriber
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