Yankees Fall Short as Red Sox Dominate New York
The New York Yankees relinquished AL supremacy to Boston after a brutal start to the season. Joe Gordon and other big names are linked to potential deals as Detroit’s Dizzy Trout and Vernon Vernon rumors surface amid league-wide changes.
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Reds Dodgers Battle Peden In 19 Scoreless Innings
Ohio college grid work dominates the page as coach Don Peden fields a split squad of 52, with injuries and line shuffles shaping practice. Dodgers Pirates vie for NL pennant amid rainouts, with replay talks and a pivotal three game set against the Cardinals looming.
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Vander Meer Stars In Long Relief No-Hitter Effort
Johnny Vander Meer pitched 15 innings allowing seven hits and 14 strikeouts as Harry Gumbert finished the last four for Cincinnati. Dodgers used four pitchers, Hal Gregg 10 innings, 10 hits allowed as Oscar Judd pitched Philadelphia to a 9 4 win over St Louis. Tigers beat Boston to delay pennant celebration for a day. Four Ohio lefthanders qualified in Greensboro for the National Lefthanders Championship led by M J Marks Canton and others from Marion and Toledo. Akron University Zippers scrimmaged ArkBron Bears, beating them 24 12. Wellman shifts 21 horses to Beulah Park for 25 day meeting opening Sept 21. champion trainer at last year’s Beulah Park meet.
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Ninety Gridders Report at Ohio Wesleyan for 26th Season
A large squad of ninety players, including 23 lettermen and six veterans, reports to Head Coach George E. Gauthier at Ohio Wesleyan University. The team, led by Jim Wade, will practice two drills daily plus night talks ahead of the opener with Central Michigan at Mount Pleasant on September 20. A new coaching staff is introduced, with Bob Shimer Sterling Geesman and Les Michael. Also note Chauncey Ravda Oliver is injured at Mockingport with torn ligaments.
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Chauncey-Dover Band To Get New Uniforms
The Chauncey-Dover Band Booster Club elected new officers after a resignation. Roy Lester became president and Jennie Jackson secretary. The group voted to raise about 3000 for new uniforms, forming township districts for donations amid sample styles from C. E. Ward Co. The next meeting is September 25 in the high school auditorium.
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Esther Class Holds Regular Meeting at Chauncey Church
Chauncey Methodist Church Esther Class met at Mrs. Laura Russell's home with Elis Aye present. Read scripture, prayer by Rev. Carl Wetherell. Contest prize awarded to Mrs. Helen Nicholson. Attendees included Mrs. Betty Boling, Mrs. Winnie Skinner, Mrs. Evelyn Patterson, Mr. Laura Russell and a guest Rev. Carl Wetherell.
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Mrs Johnson Hosts Dinner For Nephew’s Sixth Birthday
Mrs Marcia Johnson entertained at her home Monday night honoring her nephew Sammy Stalder on his sixth birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hollis Stalder and their son Sammy Miss Mary Lou Kittle Russell Johnson Sandra Smith and Mr and Mrs Dan Johnson.
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Mrs Noah Harvey Visiting Daughters in Detroit
Chauncey Noah Harvey of Detroit visits daughters Mary Helen Harvey and Mrs. Alex Madek Hazel Harvey and family.
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Local Persons Visit In Point Pleasant
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cruikshank and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cruikshank traveled to Point Pleasant West Virginia for a park picnic dinner with Mrs. Flora Myers. They later visited William Blizzard in Winfield and Alfred Cruikshank in Charleston, then spent Monday at Cabin Creek with Mrs. Blizzard before returning to Chauncey.
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Chauncey Smiths Visit New York Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and their daughter Patty visit Brooklyn New York for a week. Their other daughter Sandra stays with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs Dan Johnson while Chauncey is away.
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Johnsons host Connecticut guest Chauncey
Russell Johnson and Chauncey welcomed Arthur French of Hartford as a guest. The trio served together in the South Pacific on Saipan during wartime.
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Weekend Guests Visit Columbus Kin in Ohio News Format
Chauncey resident Mrs. Marinda Cruikshank spends the week in Columbus with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Feuerhelm and Cheryl Lynn. Also visiting are Mrs Zimmie Smith Mrs Dorie Eisenaugh, Mr and Mrs Paul McKinney and Paulette Adkins and George Adkins and children from Lancaster. Third down payoff Miami Florida Orange Bowl notes show forty five percent of scoring plays occurred on third down.
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Night Results From Baseball Slate Across Leagues
Yesterday's National League scores show Pittsburgh 7 7 tied New York 6 5 and Philadelphia 9 St Louis 4 with Boston 3 and Chicago 3 ending in darkness. American League results include Cleveland 11 New York 2 Detroit 7 Boston 3 Chicago 6 Washington 1 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 0. American Association semifinals saw Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 1 and Louisville 4 St Paul 3 in 15 innings. Upcoming games list Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia and Boston at Cleveland New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis night.
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Riegel Eliminated in National Amateur Match Play
In the 46th National Amateur at Baltusrol Golf Club Up der Darby Pa's Skee Riegel failed to reach match play. Only six medal winners since 1895 have later won the title. Smiley L Quick of Inglewood Calif ended Riegel in the second round one up after a tough draw and strong rivals.
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High School Grid Card Preview for Weeknight Games
Pomeroy faces Wahama at 8 p.m. on Middleport Field while Athens meets Oak Hill at 8 p.m. at Athens High stadium. Winfield visits Gallipolis, Jackson plays Chillicothe, Lancaster travels to Logan, Point Pleasant of West Virginia visits Middleport, Chauncey-Dover at New Lexington, with all games scheduled for night kickoff.
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Colonels edge Saints in 35-inning playoff marathon
Louisville Colonels overcome a 2 0 deficit to beat St Paul 4 4 after 35 innings in the first round of the Shaughnessy playoffs. Indianapolis tied its series with Minneapolis 2 1 and next games set for tonight in Indianapolis and Louisville with moves to Minneapolis and St Paul. Ohio State League playoff action sees Springfield and Zanesville trading wins as Newark visits. Clemson notes a decade of scoreless opposition.
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