Sports Roundup by Eddie Brietz highlights dicey trade talk and stars
Eddie Brietz surveys baseball star power and drift in trades with Dizzy Dean and Jack Dempsey cited amid speculation. Foxx rebounds with a shorter swing, DiMaggio comparisons spark chatter, and rumors swirl of a three way deal involving Van Mungo and Reds. Mace Brown emerges as top National League reliever as teams tug at the edges of the season.
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Dizzy Dean
Rickey H
Foxx
Sammy Chapman
A's
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Lefty O’doul
van Mungo Reds
Brooklyn
Buddy Hassett
Cincinnati
Lke
McCoy
Flashes of Life: Crumbling ceiling injures 11 in New York
AP reports in New York last night a restaurant ceiling collapsed above singer Dottie Lavelli causing 11 minor injuries and a black eye. In Staunton Virginia police shot five owls to quell a noisy disturbance after residents complained of sleeplessness.
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New York
Dottie Lavelli
Dottie
Staunton
E. L. Bragg
E. B. Turner
Oakland clerk injured after rainfall incident
In Oakland Robert Robey, 20, a clerk, was injured when knocked down by a passing vehicle in the rain and was hospitalized with a likely broken back after planning to leave an hour earlier. In Desmet Idaho Joe Vincent and Lallouie confessed to authorities they planned to steal fruit jars tied to a rumored bumper huckleberry crop and faced jail.
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Oakland
Calif
Robert Robey
Smet
Idaho
Joe Vincent
Lallouie
W. A. Weise
Weise
Congress Wages Debate on House Investigation Response
The House weighs a bill addressing wage hour issues as it tackles an investigation response before the Rules Committee. Authorities consider powers and procedures during a tense session.
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House
Indians Drop 2 but Hang On in Loop Lead
Indians drop two to the New York Yankees but maintain a slim lead in the American League. Babe Ruth era remarks echoed as Charlie Ruffing and Bob Feller battled in front of 43,202 at Cleveland. Other league action saw the Giants and Cubs split, Brooklyn and Chicago trading wins, and several standout hits shaping a busy Sunday slate.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Yanks
Indians
Bob Feller
Charley Ruffing
Rufus the Red
Bill Dickey
Joe
Flash) Gordon
New York Giants
Bill
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Ftill
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Bob Johnson
Bud Thomas
Browns
Mace Brown
Pirates
Bucs
Phillies
Johnny Rizzo
Law
Rudy York
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Washington
Gee Walker
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Ivan Goodman
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Reds Begin 17 Day East Swing Against Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds depart for a 17 game eastern swing to defend third place. They split a doubleheader with the Boston Bees, taking the nightcap 7 to 4 behind Ival Goodman who hit his 14th homer in the first inning. Derringer earned his ninth win after yielding 14 hits.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn
McKechnie
Boston Bees
Bees
Ival Goodman
Stein
Berger
Goodman
Paul Derringer
Belgium and Ireland Lead Germany in Beer Per Capita
Belgium and Ireland top Germany in per capita beer consumption, signaling shifting tastes among European nations. Data show Belgium and Ireland surpassing Germany, highlighting rising domestic beer culture and market influence across the region.
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Belgium
Ireland
Germany
Findlay Man Wins Ohio State Shootout
Akron dispatch reports Findlay shooter E. B. Kennedy tied with Dayton rival Robert Patterson at 97 of 100 and won the shootoff 22 to 21 in the Ohio State Shoot. Twelve-year-old Charles Koogler of Plattsburg drew notice by winning the shootoff for second in class D after a tie with Charles Pugh of Fostoria at 92.
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Akron
E. B. Kennedy
Findlay
Robert Patterson
Dayton
Charles Koogler
Plattsburg
Charles Pugh
Fostoria
Merchants and Godman No 11 To Open Second Stanza Tonight
The Logan Merchants and Godman No 11 meet at Strawn park in the Logan softball league second quarter opener. Milne and Strawn are top pitchers, following a 1 0 no hit game between the teams earlier. Merchants won a double header over Nelsonville 11 5 and 6 5, with Milne and Spencer sharing pitching duties.
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Strawn Park
Logan Merchants
Godman No. 11
Logan
Marion Strawn
Milne
Strawn
Nelsonville
Spencer
Logan Daily News
Otterbein College president resigns effective 1939
Acceptance of Dr Walter G Clippinger resignation as president of Otterbein College was announced by the college trustees. He will leave the post effective September 1 1939. No other games or schedules are listed for the night.
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Prexy
Westerville, O
Walter G. Clippinger
Otterbein College
Twins Born to Union Furnace Couple In Weekend Birth
Twins a boy and a girl were born to Mr and Mrs John Holdren of Union Furnace on Saturday afternoon. They have six other children.
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John Holdren
Union Furnace
Harley Leslie Chambers
Peden Names Wise as His Assistant at Ohio University
Athens Ohio June 13 AP Don Peden new physical education director at Ohio University announces Harold E Wise as assistant coach for football basketball and baseball. Wise coached Columbus West High School since 1929 and was a 1928 Ohio University graduate with a master's from Ohio State University in 1935. Prior to West High he coached at Ashtabula Harbor and Athens High schools.
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Athens, O
Don Peden
Ohio University
Harold E. Wise
Columbus West High School
Wise
Ohio State University
Rior
West High
Ashtabula Harbor
Athens
Prisoner Hangs Self in Ohio County Jail
John Hoagland 63 of St Marys was found hanged in his cell at the county jail in Wapakoneta Ohio yesterday. He was held on a statutory charge and died from the hanging. Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Wapakoneta
John Hoagland
St. Marys
County Jail
Logan Merchants Cancel Central League Game Due To Rain
Logan Merchants traveled to Coshoc ton yesterday but the Central League game was called off because of rain. No reschedule details were provided.
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Logan Merchants
Coshocton
Softball Schedule Second Quarter Glassboro era
Schedule lists games for the second quarter with weekly matchups among Godman No 11 Logan Merchants Camp Hocking Chamber of Commerce Union Furnace Godman Annex and related notes. Anomalies include misprints and a tentative fourth week due to a vacation.
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Godman No
Logan Merchants
Camp Hocking
Chamber of Commerce
Godman Annex
Union Furnace
Bronx Heat May Bother Schmeling, Talbot Predicts
New York June 13 AP. Gayle Talbot notes that if Max Schmeling faces Joe Louis in a title bout next week, he may be pressed by the heat as on the Baer night at Yankee Stadium. He recalls Schmeling’s heat induced daze and Baer’s brutal rights, predicting a hot June night could test Schmeling again.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
Baer
Kingfish Levinsky
Guldahl Wins National Open Championship
Ralph Guldahl, 26, of Dallas, repeats as national open champion with a final 69 at Cherry Hills to finish 284, six strokes ahead of Henry Picard. Metz and Hines faded in the final 18, while Guldahl’s iron play sealed the two year title in the strongest Open since 1921.
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Denver
Sue
Ralph Guldahl
Texas
Bobby Jones
Guldahl
Cherry Hills
Henry Picard
Hershey
Metz
Hines Wilt
Dick Metz
Chicago
Jimmy Hines
New York
Hines
Picard
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
Dallas
Logans residents in church and education news
Charles Gompf leaves for St. Louis as a Trinity Lutheran Conference delegate and plans to attend a junilee celebration. Miss Christine Eberst earned her master's degree at Iowa University and returned home. Harley Leslie Chambers announce a newborn son. George Carr to attend Ohio Education Association meeting at Cedar Point. Fred Bowen started as custodian at United Brethren Church 33 years ago. Jack Allen to Mammoth Cave on a forestry project while studying at Ohio State University.
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Charles Gompf
St. Louis
Missouri
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Conference
Gompf
Christine Eberst
Thomas J. Eberst
South High Street
Wee
Iowa University
Iowa City
Iowa
Miss Eberst
George Carr
Logan Schools
Ohio Education Association
Cedar Point
Fred Bowen
West Logan
United Brethren Church
Jack Allen
John Allen
Logan
Mammoth Cave
Ohio State University
Mrs. R. O. Watkins Admitted to Cherrington Hospital
Mrs. R. O. Watkins from Haydenville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment this past Saturday.
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R. O. Watkins
Haydenville
Cherrington Hospital
Third quake felt in Brussels with minor damage
The third series of tremors in three days woke Belgians early today but caused no damage. The worst quake occurred Saturday, killing three people and injuring about twenty.
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Brussels
Guldahl Seeks Repeat Title at Western Open in St Louis
In the country's biggest tournament he pocketed $1,000 and kept the trophy emblematic of U S golfing supremacy. Guldahl will not rest on laurels and will defend his prestige in the Western Open starting tomorrow in St Louis where he is the defending champion.
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United States
Guldah
St. Louis
Indians Ready for Crucial Set with Leaders
Kansas City hosts Indianapolis to start a three game set as the race for the circuit pennant tightens. Indianapolis leads Kansas City by a game after a Louisville split. Mesner collects five hits in a 10 6 win while Carpenter limits them to six hits in the nightcap. Columbus sweeps Toledo. St Paul defeats Minneapolis 7 1 behind Cain.
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Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
American Association
Wilian
Indianapolis Indians
Blues
Indians
Steve Mesner
The
Tribe
Lewis Carpenter
Brewers
al Fisher
Red Birds
Merritt
Sugar) Cain
Davey Speaks Tonight On The American Flag
Gov. Martin L. Davey shifts from politics to a radio broadcast tonight in Columbus Ohio. He will discuss how the American flag represents a challenge to dictatorship and alien influences in a timely civic message.
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Davey
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
National Guard Training Opens at Camp Perry
In Port Clinton Ohio on June 13 the summer training schedule for the Ohio National Guard began with the second battalion of the 372nd Infantry in camp at Camp Perry.
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N. G
Port Clinton
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
372Nd Infantry
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