Indians Boost Lead With Bearden Strong Start Against Athletics
Cleveland starter Gene Bearden, rookie lefthander from Helena Arkansas, wins five of seven decisions as part of a strong Indians mound staff led by Bob Feller and Bob Lemon. Gromek also shines, while the Yankees, Cardinals and Giants post pivotal wins in the pennant races.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Gene Bearden
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Helena
Ark
Feller
Steve Gromek
Hamtramck, Mich
Red Schoendienst
Red
Enos Slaughter
Erv Dusak
Schoendienst
Nippy Jones
New York Giants
Nelsonville Eagles Hand Mingo Crew Hard League Loss
Nelsonville Eagles defeated the Logan Mingoes 8 to 4 on the fairgrounds diamond. Nelsonville rallied in the sixth inning to grab the lead after Logan starter Jones was hit hard in the third.
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Logan Mingoes
Nelsonville Eagles
Fairgrounds
Nelsonville
Tribesmen
Jones
Eagles
Shuttleworth
Logan
Abe Leonard
Orla Redd
James
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Dhuckers
Mingo
Brooker
Haddix
Southern California Open Won by Penna
Penna, the Cincinnati linksman Little Toney, won the Southern California Open by four strokes. Zell Eaton of Montebello finished second as Penna closed 72 holes in 279 and finished one under par for the event in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Falcon Descends From Ancient Hunting Kinship
The peregrine falcon, used for centuries in hunting, is a close kin to the American hawk. This note highlights the bird's long association with hunting traditions and its shared ancestry with hawks native to America.
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Hurnting
Baseball Series Fragments and Lineups From Various Games
Fragmented scorelines show Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York and Cleveland matches with player names such as Hartung Hegan Rosar Semnick Heintzelman and later Batting totals. The text references multiple games across leagues with inning notes and roster mentions, amid weather and rain interruptions.
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Mo Eee
Pittsburgh
Peat
Livingstone
Singleton
Queen
Main
Gregg
Kluttz
Ceses
Hartung
Jones
Hansen
Trink
Heusser
Lakeman
Brazie
Garagiola
Cyrelecinn Ais Ae
Cincinnati
Saint Sole
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Lemon and Hegan
Siaseiiitdles
Potter
Rosar
Savage
Guerra
New York
Zoldak
Biscan
Moss
Reynolds
Page
Niarhos
Washington
Haynes
Grove
Judson
Robinson
Hudson
Thompson
Candini
Early
Moulder
Gettel
Tresh
Masterson
Haefner
Welteroth
Evans
Sanford
Shore
Raschi
Berra
Detroit
Ae Boron
Aos
Benton
Pierce
White
Swift
Harris
Johnson
Batts
Redbirds Snap Losing Streak in Doubleheader Sweep
Sunday results from the American Association show Indianapolis and Milwaukee sweeping both games to stay in the race. Columbus moved to third as Kansas City beat St. Paul 5-3 and 8-3, with Toledo and Louisville losses. Jim Bagby earned his 11th win in 12 starts in the opener.
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New York Giants
Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Giants
Bucs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Cubs
Chicago
Russ Meyer
Jim Russell
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Ted Williams
Stan Spence
Vern Stephens
White Sox
Senators
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Indianapolis
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Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City Blues
Saints
Tribe
Brewers
Toledo
Jim Bagby
Glen Elliott
Mario Picone
Nanny Fernandez
Damon Phillips
Louisville
Flock
Tom Glaviano
Baldwin Wallace Reigns as Ohio Track King
Baldwin Wallace wins the Ohio college track state meet for the fourth straight year, beating Miami 62 1/5 to 58 5/10 in Delaware. Harrison Dillard wins the 100 yard dash and both hurdles and anchors the 880 relay, extending his consecutive victory streak to 76. Gunther Katzmar scores 18 points with wins in the 220 and 440 dashes and seconds in the low hurdles and broad jump.
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Delaware
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio
Yellow Jackets
Miami
Harrison Dillard
Dillard
Gunther Katzmar
Reds Sign Schoolboy Pitcher Harold Corky Valentine
The Cincinnati Reds farm club signed 18 year old Harold Corky Valentine from Troy Ohio who graduated high school last month. He will join the Sunbury club in the Interstate League.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Harold
Corky) Valentine
Troy,o
Valentine
Sunbury
Boston lineup and standings mixed in 1948 eclipse note
The article lists players Boston and several teams with win loss records across the American Association including Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis and notes the 1948 solar eclipse ended the day before it began due to crossing the international date line.
Hocking County 4 H Club News Get Together May Meeting
The Get Together Club met May 25 at advisor Mrs Leonard Lehman s home with Emily Van Fossan in charge. Officers named Joan Rizer president Elouise Lehman secretary treasurer Louise Lehman news reporter. Next meeting planned June 17 at the advisor s home. Sewing Queens met June 2 at Mrs Leslie Duffey s home with Annabelle Swackhammer presiding.
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Leonard Lehman
Emily van Fossan
Joan Rizer
Elouise Lehman
Louise Lehman
East School
Logan
Carol Ann Lehman
Local 4-H Club Meetings Reported Across June Gatherings
June events note Kitchen Kookers at Kay Vance home with leaders Christian Anita Columber and members including Willetta Mack Betty Frasure Kate Davis and others. Logan SPS 4-H club held its first meeting June 2 at Rachelmacher Park with talks planned by Marjorie Harwood and Leona Mock. Union Furnace Starrettes met June 2 at advisor Mrs. Lloyd Hinerman’s home with games and refreshments.
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Kitchen Kooker
Christian
Anita Columber
Willetta Mack
Betty Frasure
Kate Davis
Dolores Burgess
Bonnie Fox
Barbara Mauk
Martha
Mary Christian
Janet McDonald
Janice Snider
Shirley Goss
Emily van Fossan
West Front Street
Logan Sps
Rachelmacher Park
Marjorie Harwood
Leona
Leola Mock
Charlotte Blake
Leona Nixon
Ruby Nixon
Arlie Brimner
Joshua
U. F. Starrettes
Union Furnace Starrettes
Lloyd Hinerman
Roberta Cline
Sue Prater
Beverly Nixon
Charlotte Edgar
Sylvia Jean Wyskiver
Lethia Hugh
Patty Price
Cora Angel
Beverly Gessels
Carolyn McDaniel
Laurelville 4-H Club inaugurates first meeting
The Laurelville Boys 4-H club held its first meeting on May 27 with officers named including Chil cote as president and Robert as vice president. Larry Joh uh was also listed among the leadership.
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Laurelville Boys
Laurelville Boys 4-H Club
Chilcote
Robert
Larry Joh Uh
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