Hocking Valley Giants Beaten in Sunday Fray
Nelsonville Sunday game at City Playground saw Union Furnace beat Hocking Valley Giants 2 1. Johnny Murray pitched for Union Furnace with 18 strikeouts and three allowed hits. Giants took lead in the seventh on Leach’s walk and Dexter’s RBI single, Furnace tied in eighth on three hits, Haddox’s three-base hit then two on, two out. Large crowd attended the Sunday matchup.
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Nelsonville
Union Furnace
Hocking Valley Giants
City Playground
Johnny Murray
Peoria
Furnace Boys
Giants
Leach
P. Dexter
Haddox
Hope Woodson
Union Furnace AB Rhe Qpeeks
Purrevens
Murty
Rhe Chapman
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Tesker
Riley
Aie Ina Ok
H. Woodson
Innsee FS
Jones
Vies Heen
Totela
Pamesnie
Union Purnace
Howaron
Woods
Cars in Collision in Nelsonville and Athens
Nelsonville reports two traffic incidents. Ira Blacksten of Buchte Road and Douglas Koontz of Steubenville collided at Poplar and Harper Streets, Koontz leaving Harper to cross Poplar. Koontz vehicle rear fender and koontz side crushed, Blacksten’s car damaged bumper and headlight. In Athens, C T Warren’s fender damaged in a minor crash at Watkins and Chestnut as Lawrence Walker turned left. both cars headed west on Chestnut. Funeral services for llyoomin Warrington set for Tuesday at Stout’s Funeral Home with burial at Greenlawn. Rev Purring ton to officiate. viewing until noon Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Ira Blacksten
Buchte
Douglas Koontz
Steubenville
Poplar
Harper Sts
Blacksten
Poplar St
Koontz
Harper
C. T. Warren
Athens
Watkins and
Chestnut Sts
Lawrence Walker
Chestnut
Warren
Llyoomin Warrington
Stout
Purrington
Episcopal Church
Greenlawn
Three Are Held to County Grand Jury
NELSONVILLE Mrs Lillian Pritts and Mrs Fannie Wade Deanville charged with fighting pleaded not guilty on arraignment in the court of Mayor C G Dew Saturday. They were bound over to the grand jury under $100 bond each which was furnished. They were arrested Thursday night by Constables Burns Ervin and Ernest Katzenbach Francis Glazier this city was bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond after a preliminary hearing on a charge of embezzlement to which he pleaded not guilty. The affidavit was filed by the Cook Coffee Co of Columbus.
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Lillian Pritts
Fannie Wade
Deanville
C. G. Dew
Burns Ervin
Ernest Katzenbach
Francis Glazier
The
Cook Coffee Co
Columbus
Nelsonville Social Notes announces two upcoming weddings
Mrs. Besse Higgins announces the marriage of daughter Elma to Edward Pryce of Columbus on August 3, 1935. Pryce, a graduate of North High School and Ohio State University, works in the insurance business with his father at 164 Hubbard Ave in Columbus. Also announced is the marriage of Ber nice Riggs to Kenneth Hoskins of Pontiac Michigan on August 28 in Greenup Kentucky by Rev W H Muncy. The couple will reside in Pontiac after the wedding.
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Nelsonville
Besse Higgins
Elma
Edward Pryce
Columbus
Pryce
White Cross Hospital
North High School
Ohio State University
Hubbard Ave
Kentucky
Mary Riggs
Bernice
Kenneth Hoskins
Pontiac
Mich
Greenup
W. H. Muncy
Methodist Church
General Motors
Colonial
Nelsonville Eagles Plan Tuesday Membership Meeting
The Nelsonville Eagles membership committee will meet Tuesday night at 7 o clock for a short session before the regular lodge meeting. Captains recommended by Worthy President Harry Chesher to serve for three months are Frank Kirk, Charles Hoce, Henry Buntoff, and Alva Daugherty and are requested to be present.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Harry Chesher
Frank Kirk
Charles Hoce
Henry Buntoff
Alva Daugherty
Wayne Woodard Enlists and Transfers for Harrisburg Training
Nelsonville notices Wayne Woodard, residing with his grandmother, enlisted in the U S Army late this week and was accepted. He was transferred to Harrisburg Pennsylvania for training in the Army.
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Nelsonville
Wayne Woodard
U. S. Army
Harrisburg
Interest in Reorganized Church meetings grows in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports continued attendance at special meetings of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints on Jackson Street with Elder Albert L. Loveing as speaker tonight. Also noted is the birth of Pearl Clifford Skiver, a 9 1 2 pound son born Sept 9 to Mr. and Mrs Ernest Skiver, with grandparents Mrs Ethel Norton and W. W. Skiver of Logan. Weekend guest Elea nore Woodard Parker of Columbus visited her grandmother Violet Woodard in Nelsonville.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
Albert L. Loveing
Ernest Skiver
Pearl Clifford
Ethel Norton
W. W. Skiver
Logan
Eleanore Woodard Parker
Columbus
Violet Woodard
Junior Order Benefit Party in IOOF Hall
Nelsonville notes a benefit party hosted by the Junior Order tonight at 8 in the IOOF Hall. A local social event aims to raise funds with likely refreshments and entertainment. Proceeds support specified community goals in the area.
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Nelsonville
IOOF
Meigs County election board commended after inquiry
James Welker from the Secretary of State’s office completed visits to Pomeroy and Meigs County to probe alleged irregularities. He found no irregularities and noted records were unusually orderly. Clerk Albert Gloeckner said the inquiries stemmed from the central committee control struggle and praised strict absentee voting rules reflected in every absentee ballot file.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Central Committee
Gloeckner
Election Board
Secretary of State
Social Notes From Glouster Athens Ohio University Entries
Social notes recount residents entering Ohio University and visiting relatives. William Howard Richard Vaughan and Misses Elizabeth Ann Munden Virginia Pride attend Ohio University with Virginia also at Miami University previously. Rita McManamy joins this year’s Glouster High School graduating class as she nears college.
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William Howard
Richard Vaughan
Elizabeth Ann Munden
Virginia Pride
Athens
Ohio University
Virginia
Miami University
atOhio University
Rita McManamy
Glouster High School
Wayne Boyer
Waynesburg
Shafer and Roberts Construction Co
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Charles
Princess
H. L. Jauchius
S. A. Cunningham
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Eldon
Carrol
Pat Hoffman
Eurith Darragh
Columbus
Harry Hoffman
Jack Crawford
Rodney Linscott
Office Training School
John Crawford
Earl Linscott
Charles Faires
Elyria
Earl Faires
J. A. Goddard
Howard
Glouster
McConnelsville
Goddard
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Eugene Bingman
Ray Birge
Beaver
Washington
Rumors Have Flash Going To Brooklyn
ST LOUIS UP The major leagues swept the three managers of the 1934 35 pennant picture with Frankie Frisch's firing as St Louis Cardinals manager on his 40th birthday. Breadon said a change was needed for 1939 and Frisch will negotiate elsewhere. Gonzales will take over for the rest of the season. Speculation links Frisch to the Giants or Dodgers under MacPhail.
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Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Mickey Cochrane
Charley Grimm
Frankie
Detroit Tigers
Black Mike
Tigers
Grimm
Cubs
Sam Breadon
Pittsburgh
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Frank
Branch Rickey
Mike Gonzales
New Rochelle
N. Y
Bill Terry
Giants
Bill
New York
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers 3 Giants 0 in Brooklyn Ebbets Field game
Dodgers shutout Giants 3 to 0 at Brooklyn as Hamlin and Brown held the visitors to eight hits. Durocher, Kampouris, Lavagetto and Hemlin drove in runs. Left on bases favored New York with 10, while Brooklyn left 9. Attendance reported at 15,534.
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Lohrman
Brown
Brooklyn
New York
Kampouris
Ripple
Durocher Hamlin
Bartell
Hemlin
Rman
McCarthy Lavagetto
Madson
Camills
Hamlin
Strikeeettig
Huseoff Wittle
Willig
Phillies vs Red Sox baseball game recap
Philadelphia and Boston met in a high scoring game with Etten, Barna, and Higgins delivering key RBIs. Moses and Wilson led the offense with multiple hits while Chapman and Doerr contributed. Buxton started for Philadelphia, Wilson earned the win, and Gumpert pitched for Boston with Peacock in relief. Attendance was 000.
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Sperry
Voemik
Barna
Foxx
Johnasonef
Ligiani
Artiing
Nerec
Doerr
Brrore
Moses
Lodigian
Wilson
Cronin
McNaeir
Etten
Barna Johnson
Higgins
Chapman
Amer
Peacock
Johnson
Cronin Chapman
Dlave—Wagner
Bverry
Standings and schedule across major leagues
National League results show Chicago 2 Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 3 New York 0 St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 11 2 Boston 2 3 Agee Washington 6 New York 3 Cleveland 63 St Louis 2 4 Boston 12 Philadelphia 7 American Association Indianapolis 7 Columbus 5 St Paul 7 4 Kansas City 1 5 Toledo 11 Louisville 1 Minneapolis 7 3 Milwaukee 1 3 Tuesday schedule lists national Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York American New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Agee
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
American
G.B. Pittsburgh
American Association
Paul Nee
Ames
Baseball Scores and Player Highlights From Detroit and Chicago
Detailed game box scores show Detroit beating Chicago 10 to 1 with strong hitting by Gehringer Greenberg and Owen, multiple RBIs, and 26 700 in attendance. The second Detroit win over Chicago 8 to 5 features Owen, Gehringer, York with key RBIs and a York home run. Cleveland beats St Louis 3 to 2 as Keltner and Weatherly contribute RBIs, while a 3 to 0 shutout of St Louis by Cleveland is noted with Keltner, Trosky and Weatherly driving runs. Total game notes include errors, double plays, and pitching lines for Feller, Eisenstat, and Mills.
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G_ Walker
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Gehringer
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Christman
Morgen
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Eisenstat
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M'Quin
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Heath If
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Trosky
Kress
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Keltner
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Almada
Lary
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Louis G
Fueller
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Feller
Cox
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Dift
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van Atta
Pytick
Sullivan
Rome
Harder
Allendance
Red Sox
Athletics
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Bob Feller
Indians
Mel Mazzera
Browns
Washington
Joe Krakauskas
Yankees
Hank Greenberg
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Phillies Bees Split Totals and Baseball Doubleheader
A baseball doubleheader results in a split between the Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Bees. Game summaries note runs, hits, errors, and key players such as Arnovich, Mulcahy, Whitney, and DiMaggio, with pitcher details and fielding notes. The article also mentions a community event in Nelsonville with a parish fundraiser hosted by the Ladies of St. Andrews Church.
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Sevss
Philadelphia
Reis
Garms
Maggert
Sutcliffe
Mueller
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Mulcahy
Brack
Weintraub
Whitney
Hitchcock
West
Davis
Cooney
Scharein
Pitko
Uni
MacFayden
Shoffner
Errickson
Bhoffner
Indians Slug Way To Win 17-10 Over Marietta In Jacksonville
In a high scoring Sunday game in Jacksonville the Indians beat Marietta 17 to 10. Witham led a seven run onslaught with five hits in six trips, while Hill went 4-for-4 for Marietta. Next Sunday is an open date and teams may contact Dr. B B Buckley in Jackson to arrange a finale.
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Indians
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Witham
Hill
B. B. Buckley
Zimmer
Winn
McKinley
Shumway
Bie Oe Gyurl
Gyure
Douthitt
Stephenson
Landsettle
H. Nichols
Lacey
Dutton
Hall
Butsko
Williams
Ross and McAllister
Nationals Top Yankees 6 In Wartime Baseball Card
Washington beats New York 6 to 3 with Crosetti and Wright driving runs. Hoag belts a three base hit, Krakauskas fans six as Chandler allows four walks. Attendance near 9,000.
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St. New York
Washington
Csceee
Crosett
Wright
Bonura
Simmons
Krakauskas
Hoag
Lewis
Crosetti
Bimmons
Bacrifices Lewis
Giuliani
New York
Beils
Krakeuskes
Chandler
Paul Dean Returns to Trim Pirates in 6-4 Loss
National League leaders, the Pittsburgh Pirates, dropped a 6-4 decision to the St. Louis Cardinals as Paul Dean returned to form on a team without a manager. Frankie Frisch walked off the field after being fired by Sam Breadon, while Big Bill Lee and Luke Hamlin pitched shutouts for their clubs. The pennant race remains tight with 23 games left for Pittsburgh and 20 for Cubs Reds and Giants. The page also notes Boston and Cleveland sliding in AL standings and Hank Greenberg nearing Ruth’s record pace.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Dean
Frankie Frisch
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cubs
Reds
Giants
Big Bill Lee
Cincinnati
Luke Hamlin
Brooklyn
Phils
Bees
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cubs Rally Falls Short in Loss to Reds
Cincinnati pitchers blank Chicago until late. Hack drives in both runs for the Cubs with a homer and Herman adds RBI. Goodman and Herman collect two-base hits while Derringer and Lee combine for six strikeouts. Attendance reported at 30,172.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Hack
Herman
Goodman
Jurges
Collins
Derringer
Lee
Baseball Cardinals Triumph Over Pirates in Slugfest
Pittsburgh and St. Louis clash in a high scoring game. Rizzo and Mize lead with homers, Suhr and Medwick drive in runs, while Handley Brett Handley and Vaughan excel. Attendance 1,739.
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