Reds Favored to win World Series say veteran scribe
James C Isaminger of the Philadelphia Inquirer argues the Cincinnati Reds hold the edge in pitching with Bill McKechnie's staff and should prevail in the World Series regardless of the American League pennant winner. He cites Bucky Walters and Paul Derringer as fresh aces and notes the Yankees' prior dominance may not repeat.
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James C. Isaminger
Vetera m
Philadelphia
uUiver
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Igaminger
Cincinnati
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Joe McCarthy
Reds
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Thompson
Moore
Turner
Gard Young
Bob Feller
Indians
Walters
Derringer
Bobcats Work To Perfect Aerial Attack
Ohio University coach Don Peden relies on a balanced offense mixing passing and running. Three capable passers Risaliti Chicatelli and Johnson sharpen the aerial game as Youngstown opens the season. Blocking and timing slow the ground attack but practice aims to keep both facets clicking.
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Davey O'Brien
Sammy Baugh
Jock Sutherland
Don Peden
Don
Ohio
Russ Kepler
Monk Montgomery
Danny Risaliti
Bobcats
Dan
Risaliti
Danny
Jake Chicatelli
Bobby Johnson
Chicatelli
Johnson
Youngstown
Penguins
Peden
Indians and Tigers Resume Play Today
The American League resumes with Detroit facing Chicago and Cleveland meeting St. Louis as pennant race action continues. The Reds lost 12-9 to Pittsburgh, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader and rookie Johnny Podgajny earned his first major league win.
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Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Washington
Philadelphia
National League
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Beggs
Reds
Pirates
Bill Myers
Boston Bees
Phillies
Johnny Podgajny
Welterweight Champ Armstrong KO's Purr in Washington Clash
Washington report shows Henry Armstrong, 146, Los Angeles welterweight champion, KOed Phil Purr, 147, Washington in four. Pittsburgh bout had Jimmy Bivins 162 of Cleveland stopping Larry Kellum 162 of New York in one. Columbus saw Jack Ker 190 of Columbus defeat Chuck Crowell 219 of Los Angeles in six. San Francisco had Buddy Knox 185 of Dayton, C, outpoint Harold Blackshear 181 of Monterey, Calif. in ten.
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Washington
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Phil Purr
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Larry Kellum
New York
Columbus
Jack
Buddy)ker
Chuck Crowell
San Francisco
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Harold Blackshear
Monterey
Calif
Reds Standout Pitching Edge Seen Over Indians or Tigers
New analysis argues Cincinnati Reds hold the pitching edge in the upcoming World Series, with Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters rested and prime. It weighs the Tigers and Indians, noting Feller’s youth and doubt on World Series experience, while Cincinnati benefits from top reliever Joe Begas and veteran Jim Turner.
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Reds
Indians
Tigers
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Feller
National League
Joe Begas
Jim Turner
Cleveland
Feiler
al Smith
al Milnar
Donkey Baseball Game Set At Chauncey Dover Field
A capacity crowd is expected September 25 at Chauncey-Dover Football Field for a donkey baseball game between R F Fiske's Never Was and Moon Frazier's Has Beens to benefit the Athletic Fund. The 8 p.m. game includes a Donkey Derby before the main event with local jockeys Berg Johnson C D McClanahan Paul Fiske and Harry McMaken competing for a painted red plush pillow prize.
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Chauncey
R. F. Fiske
Moon Frazier
Chauncey- Dover
Athletic Fund
Berg Johnson
C. D. McClanahan
Paul Fiske
Harry McMaken
Services to be held for Chauncey Grace Haney
Chauncey Grace Haney of the West Virginia Training School at Heights will conduct services at Morristown Church tonight at 7 30 PM and again at the Federal Valley Church Wednesday night.
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Chauncey
Grace Haney
West Virginia Training School
Heights
W. Va
Morristown
Federal Valley Church
Brietz and Pro Players Stirring Talk Across Baseball Circles
Notes from New York and sports columns show Ray Standley shifting positions to guard for Texas Christian. Jerry Lewis takes a six month leave from Liberty to publicize a Knute Rockne film. Dizzy Dean envisions future greatness while rivals doubt, and two Westerly golfers end a marathon 50 mile championship in a tie.
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New York
Ray Standley
Jerry Lewis
Liberty
Knute Rockne
Charlie Retzlaff
Lackey Praises Athens High In Opener And Six Man Plan
Coach Harry Lackey expresses satisfaction with Athens High Bulldogs first performance against McArthur and plans polishing and hard practice to shore up defense and blocking. He notes team spirit, possible starting lineup vs Gallipolis, and the new six man football program for seventh to ninth graders with Ray Oliver coaching.
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Bulldogs
Athens High
Harry Lackey
McArthur
Lackey
Gallipolis
Harry
Ray Oliver
Pennsville Personal And Social Mention
Mrs Roush of Watertown visits daughter Inez Hila man and others during a Baileys homecoming. Will Penrose visits Columbus family. Albert Abel ill and not improved. Gadds visit sister Emma Wagoner. Alton Wagoner of Baltimore visits mother. Ed Bartlett and Will Van Fossen visit Bartlett's relations. Clair Hiatt attends Smithfield fair and Smyrna fair. Elders attend funeral of Mary Sands at Wolf Creek Church. Jesse Hooper visits Marietta. Dick Young and wife stay with Geddes family.
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Pennsville
Roush
Watertown
Inez Hilaman
Leslie Hollowell
Lees
Baileys
Will Penrose
Columbus
Albert Abel
Charles Gadd
Emma Wagoner
Alton Wagoner
Baltimore
Wagoner
Ed Bartlett
Vernon
Jesse Hooper
Marietta
Dick Young
Lawson Geddes
Dowler Boy Undergoes Appendectomy in Marietta Hospital
Chauncey Dowler the son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Dowler underwent an appendectomy at Marietta hospital Thursday. His condition is favorable and he awaits mail from schoolmates at Room 405 Fourth floor Osteopathic Hospital Marietta Ohio. Americans chew about 86000000 pounds of chewing gum each year.
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Chauncey
Junior Dowler
Emmett Dowler
W. Main St
Marietta Hospital
Junior
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Ohio
Shafers Celebrated Golden Anniversary in Chauncey Home
Mr and Mrs George Shafer observed their 50th anniversary at their Chauncey home with four generations present. Their grandson Clifford Shafer wed Viola Heigle the same weekend. More than 125 relatives attended a potluck lunch as friends from nearby towns arrived to share greetings and gifts.
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Chauncey
George Shafer
Shafer
Bertha Bricker
Beaumont
Carl Shafer
Mound St
Clifford Shafer
Viola Heigle
Carl
Reena Simpkins
John Douglas
John Bricker
Beatrice
Ray Shafer
Athens
Garnet Cochran
Logan
Floyd Shafer
Athens R. D
Earl Shafer
Eldred Shafer
the Plains
Clarice Lawrence
Mansfield
Ira Reeder
Rosalie
Don Shafer
Christine Matheny
Walbridge
Esther Mae Wolfe
Toledo
Ralph Cochran
Lawrence
Margaret Faye Cochran
Columbus
Lois Ann Shafer
Donna
Ellis Marie Shafer
Ruth Gross
Franklin
Robert
Lita Mae
Clifford
Iva Jean
Barbara Faye Shafer
Donald
Rita Ann
John Douglas Simpkins
Dean Matheny
Nancy Cochran
Ann
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Ruth Cruikshank returned to Columbus Sunday after visiting her Chauncey parents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cruikshank and accompanying them were her brother Thomas. John Cline hosted his guest Chester Burns from Camp Findlay this week. Needle club at Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett home delayed a week. Addie Tippett and grandson Douglas Kern and sister Rose Poling of Chauncey visited New Lexington at John Ricketts home. Chester Sanders of Millfield and wife visited their son Fred in Trimble Heights.
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Chauncey
Ruth Cruikshank
Luther Cruikshank
W. Main St
Columbus
Thomas
John Cline
Chester Burns
CCC
Camp Findlay
O. Needle
Lands Family Trip Spans Three States
Frank Lands and family completed a week long motor journey through Ohio Indiana and Illinois. They visited relatives in Springfield Bicknell Bedford Freemansville Vincennes Lawrenceburg and stayed briefly at Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Frank Lands
Kenneth
Frank Lands, Jr
Lois Jean Lands
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Springfield
John Doe
Sadie Mae Lands
Bicknell
Bedford
Freemansville
Vincennes
Lawrenceburg
George Vanmeter
Lucinda Lands
Tommy
Lands
Chaunce
Ben Goldberg Hosts Stag Bridge Club At Broad Street
Ben Goldberg hosted the Stag Bridge Club Thursday evening at his Broad Street home. Guests included W. O. Bailey. Players were L. G. DeLong Lawrence Colbert Ralph Gatchel Jim Stedman Roger Kittle Harold Kittrell John Shumway O. L. Bailey Charles Harper who had the high score Harold Cornwell second high and Ray White third. A refreshment course followed.
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Glouster
Ben Goldberg
Stag Bridge Club
Broad St
Point Rock Personal And Social Mention
Point Rock residents are noted for recent relocations and family visits. Vernon Mison, now employed in Columbus, moved his wife and children there. Various locals, including the Turner and Stout families, helped bale hay at the Turner farm. Weekend visits linked Athens and Wilkesville residents with Columbus friends and kin.
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Point Rock
Mison Vernon
Columbus
Floyd Davis
Murl Davis
Clair Edmundson
Turner Farm
J. A. Turner
Eddie Stout
Betty Fitzpatrick
Mildred Sayre
Wilkesville
Dorothy Weyand
W. R. Ogdin
D. V
W. M. Morris
Pomeroy
Freda Kennedy
Bible Class Meets at Church of Christ
Chauncey Loyal Woman's Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Thomas Hamiltons home on Mound Street Mrs Carl Shafer as president will lead the meeting and Mrs William Hartley will present the lesson
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Chauncey — Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Thomas Hamilton
Mound St
Carl Shafer
William Hartley
National Standings and American League Schedules
National standings show Pittsburgh 12, Cincinnati 9, Chicago 10, St. Louis 0, Brooklyn 3, New York 2, Philadelphia 6, Boston 2, Boston 8, Philadelphia 0. American League lists no games, with Cincinnati at St. Louis and Pittsburgh at Chicago among others.
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National Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
America
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National Club
St Louis
Saffol and Pummel Wed in Chauncey Church Ceremony
The marriage of Lurene Saffol to John A. Pummel was announced by their families at the Chauncey home of Rev. Ernest Nicholas of the Athens Church of God. The couple plan to reside in Slovan Pennsylvania and depart September 29 for their new home. A farewell party and shower hosted by Church of God members featured gifts and refreshments with many relatives in attendance.
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Chauncey
Pummel
Saffel
Mill St
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Clarence Staley
Theodore Kelzenburg
Willadene
Merle
Clarence Way
Roger
Clarence Loper
Willis
Richard
Clarence
Robert
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Robert Verity
Mary Loper
Evelyn Ensign
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Clarence Saffol
Dorothy Saffol
John Pumemel
Mabel Saffol
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