Columbus Glass Stuns Federal Glass 13-1 in Fairgrounds Game
About 250 fans watched Columbus thrash Federal Glass 13 to 1 at the fairgrounds diamond. Logan pitchers Scott Ainsworth and Spielman struggled as Columbus totaled 16 hits led by Tom Leonard and Henson. Scott exited after two innings amid fielding errors, while Ainsworth and Spielman held the visitors to one run through eight innings. Umpires were Rapp and Sloan. Time 1 hour 12 minutes.
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Scott
Ainsworth
Spielman
Columbus
Tom Leonard
Columbusielder
Stubbs
Walters
Legot
Harry “Hoss
Ugh
Grandy
Miller
Millary
Tim
Myers
Bremer
Uffipire Rapp
Ohio University
Soshocton
Fairgrounds
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Hillary
Waltele
Alien
Zang
Lambertson
Collins
Henson
Beals
Brown
Metties
Ases
Ains- Worth
Fishbaugh
Pithbaugh
Rapp and Sloan
Ohio Woman Becomes First Female Horse Trainer in State
Akron 21 year old Iva Mae Hawkins secured Ohio’s first trainer license for a woman. Her two mounts at Ascot Park include Ima Jim and Candy Wrapper, with mixed results as she pursues success in racing.
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Akron
Ascot Park
Iva Mae
Ohio Racing Commission
Alcove
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Ima Fox
Ima Jim
Candy Wrapper
Ed Blanc
Chicago
Miss Hawkins
Hootman claims Ohio trap title in close finish
In Vandalia Ohio Mark Hootman aged 59 claimed the state trap championship at the 52nd annual meet with 198 of 200 targets after a strong final stretch. Defending champ Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro led briefly but finished short of the record. Chuck Koegler won junior with 92 of 100. Karl Maust kept pro honors at 195. Mrs. George Peters won the women’s title with 84 of 100.
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Mark Hootman
Hicksville
Ohio
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Hootman
Hooman
Toledo
Windsor
Ont
Chuck Koegler
Plattsburg
Karl Maust
Columbus
George Peters
Springfield
Bishop Hartley Celebrates 80th Birthday in Columbus
Rt. Rev. James Joseph Hartley, bishop of the Columbus diocese for 34 years, marked his 80th birthday in Columbus today after recovering from a serious illness. He has spent his entire life in the city.
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Columbus, O
James Joseph Hartley
Columbus
League Leaders By The Associated Press BATTING Leaders
The AP lists American League leaders with Trosky Cleveland at .398 in batting Foxx Boston 55 RBIs Averill Cleveland 39 runs Cronin Boston 16 doubles Averill Keltner Cleveland 5 triples Foxx Greenberg 13 home runs Lewis Washington 9 steals Kennedy Detroit 90 pitching. National League leaders Lavagetto Brooklyn 359 batting Ott New York 40 runs Galan Chicago Ott New York 40 RBIs McCormick Cincinnati 65 hits.
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Trosky
Cleveland
Averill
Foxx
Boston
Travis
Washington
Cronin
Keltner
Greenberg
Detroit
Lewis
Kennedy
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Cubs Take Over First Place In National League
The Cubs surge to top spot after a 14‑win stretch in 17 games as the Giants drop to second following a six‑game skid. Cincinnati moves to fourth with a 10‑5 win over Pittsburgh, while Boston, Cleveland, and Detroit also notch key results in a busy day of baseball.
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CUBS
Associated Press
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Phillies
Columbus driver wins five mile race in Des Moines
Clay Corbitt of Columbus Ohio won the five mile event in yesterday's automobile racing meet in Des Moines Iowa. The Associated Press reported the result from the Des Moines race date noted as June 6 with Corbitt emerging victorious in the featured five mile race.
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Columbus
Des Moines
Clay Corbitt
Yesterday's Results in the American Association Scores
Baseball scores from yesterday show Milwaukee 8 Columbus 7 and 5 to 2 losses for Milwaukee. Toledo defeated Kansas City twice, 7 to 6 and 12 to 5. Indianapolis edged St Paul 7 to 3 while St Paul beat Indianapolis 2 to 2. Minneapolis defeated Louisville 9 to 8 in 10 innings and 5 to 4 in another game. Cincinnati 4 New York 1. St Louis 6 Boston 5. Chicago 7 Philadelphia 1. Boston 10 St Louis 3. Cleveland 5 Washington 4. Chicago 8 Philadelphia 2. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6. Detroit 10 Boston 4. St Louis at New York postponed due to darkness.
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Brooklyn
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Washington
Raéved
Detroit
Philadelphia
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Games today feature city matchups across the league
The schedule lists Milwaukee visiting Columbus, Kansas City at Toledo, St Paul at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Louisville, New York at Cincinnati, Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, and Cleveland at Washington for today’s games.
Blues lose pair to Hens as illnesses hit Blues players
June 6 AP report from Indianapolis notes ptomaine illness struck six of seven Blues players after meals, forcing shifts as Kansas City dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Toledo Mud Hens 7 6 and 12 5. Other games include Indianapolis beating St Paul 7 3, Minneapolis edging Louisville 9 8 then 5 4, and Milwaukee splitting with Columbus 8 7 and 5 2.
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Kansas City Blues
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Indianapolis
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Christ Hartje
Blues
John Rosette
Fred Johnson
Ed Selway
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Millers
Ray French
Milwaukee
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Brewers
Red Birds
Earl Grace
Joe Heving
al Johnson
Engineers Meet Tuesday At New Straitsville
Representatives from Hocking Perry Athens Vinton and Meigs counties will attend the annual spring meeting of the Hocking Society of Professional Engineers in New Straitsville. The 2 30 P M start includes a tour of the three tunnels of the New Straitsville mine fire project, a $500 000 WPA job under the U S Bureau of Mines. Dinner follows at the M E Church with a social session at Sam Ambrose's Red Rabbit. James R Cavana ugh and Adam J Laverty of the WPA will lead the mine fire tour. H G Roy of New Lexington is president with J M Ogan of McArthur as vice president and B B Burns of New Lexington as secretary treasurer.
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Perry
Athens
Vinton
Meigs
New Straitsville
Hocking Society of Professional Engineers
James R. Cavanaugh
Adam J. Laverty
Works Progress Administration
H.G. ‘Roy
Coroner Probes Death of Flora Boat in River
Coroner Sam White investigated the death of Flora Boat a 36 year old woman whose body was found in the Little Miami river. He reported no marks of violence and noted she had disappeared from her Batavia home a week earlier.
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Batavia
Sam White
Flora Boat
Little Miami River
Mrs Henry Jaboly Seriously Ill at East Hunter Street
Mrs Henry Jaboly remains gravely ill at her East Hunter Street home, long in poor health after a fractured hip from a fall last winter. Marjorie Tschappat, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phil Tschappat and a Lidgan High School graduate, traveled to Columbus to take nursing training entrance exams at Grant Hospital.
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East
Hunter Street
Ite
Marjorie Tschappat
Phil ‘Téschappat
Lidgan High School
Columbus
Nurses’ Training School
Grant ‘Hospital
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