Roundup by Eddie Brietz on baseballs and coaches
Eddie Brietz rounds up gossip from baseball circles noting Will McKechnie now in Cincinnati, Johnny Gooch coaching with Durham ties, Lefty Grove's control work, Sammy Baugh considering NC State, Curt Davis’ strong start for St Louis, and Arky Vaughan improving with a new roommate as tips flow from veteran mentor Duke Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ports Chickeldman
The
Scranton Tribune
Exield
Wily
Will McKechnie
Cincinnati
Johnny
Johnny Gooch
Pirates
Durham
Lefty Grove
Ohio Amateur Meet Leads At Scioto With Par Breaks
More than 150 entries in the 25th annual Ohio Amateur Golf tourney pro-am at Scioto Country Club. Allen Rankin and John Roberts of Scioto along with William Gilbert and Charles Car of Ohio State led the amateur-amateur best ball with 67, five under par. Rankin made a hole in one on the 184 yard 17th. Frank Stranathan of Toledo and Bob Stranahan shot 76 for 18 holes. Three teams tied at 70 two under par, including Bob Servis and Fred Maurice J. McCarthy of Cincinnati, awaiting Saturday play.
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Columbus
Amnual
Ohio
Scioto Country Club
Allen Rankin
John Roberts
Scioto Club
William Gilbert
Charles Car
Ohio State University
Rankin
Frank Stranathan
Toledo
Bob Stranahan
Bob Servis
Fred Maurice J. McCarthy
Cincinnati
All Stars Blank Legion Leaguers at Logan Field
An all star team of older players blanked the American Legion tournament team 5-0 at the Logan High athletic field Friday evening. The Logan nine managed three hits in five innings. Logan's American Legion Junior League opens tonight with West by Jimmy Richard man, Meeting Albert Leonard's East.
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American Legion
Logan High Athletic Field
Logan
Jimmy Richardman
Albert Leonard
Merchants use youthful pep to topple Moose at Lancaster
Logan exploits a group of graduates from American Legion leagues as Roy Scott dominates with a curve. Logan wins 2 to 1 at Miller Park before nearly 2,000 fans, moving into a tie for fourth in the Central League with Mansfield. Scov allows six hits and five Ks while Bob Snoke aids with 12 safeties and one walk. Newark and Columbus Federal Glass share first place after 5-4 and 4-? wins, Marion forfeits to Coshoctin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lancaster
Lancaster Moose
Merchants
Mansfield
Jim Richardson
Clark
Camp Hocking
Dick Brandt
Marion Allen
Junior St. Clair
Logan
Roy Scott
Scuv
Bob Snoke
Moose
Walters
Richardson
Grandy
Snoke
St. Clair
Thomas
Miller
Tom Snake
Brown
C. Thomas
Beot
Pratt
Ollie Smith
Smith
Dick Johnson
Johnson
Miller Park
Columbus Federal Glass
New Philadelphia
Newark
Marion
Coshoctin
Columbus Federal
Woman Trainer Iva Hawkins Eyes Lancaster Races
Miss Iva Mae Hawkins a 21 year old Akron native becomes Buckeye State’s first woman running horse trainer. She seeks stalls for a two horse stable at Lancaster eight day meeting June 25 to July 4. She holds a trainer’s license and will campaign Ima Jim and Candy Wrapper here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Iva Mae Hawkins
Akron
Buckeye
Miss Hawkins
State Racing Commission
Ascot Park
Ed Blanc
Chicago
Louis Schmeling Fight Buildup Closes In At Yankee Stadium
Louis, 24 year old Negro champion, vows to batter Schmeling in not more than two rounds as a long-awaited heavyweight title bout nears. Schmeling, confident, trains at Speculator as 15 000 ringside seats are prepared and betting odds favor Louis at 8 to 5 or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Louis
Schmeling
Pompton Lakes
Joe
Carreer
Speculator
Dot
Blues Take 2 Contests From Columbus Club
In St Paul lowly Louisville Colonels upset St Paul 5 3 to end an 11 game Saint victory run while Columbus split with Kansas City 5 3 and 8 7 in the nightcap. Indianapolis split with Minneapolis 7 3 and 7 3 as Bob Latshaw hit three homers. Milwaukee swept Toledo 9 3 and 11 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Louisville Colonels
Colonels
Saints
Kansas City
Columbus
Joe Vance
Fred Gay
Indianapolis Indians
Minneapolis
Millers
Tribe
Bob Latshaw
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Brewers
Toledo
Red Birds trade for Lynn Myers in Piedmont League swap
In Columbus on June 20 the Columbus Red Birds of the American Association assigned Tony Malinosky to Asheville and sent pitcher Herschel Lyons with an option to the same Piedmont League club in exchange for shortstop Lynn Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Tony Malinosky
Asheville
N. C
Herschel Lyons
Lynn Myers
Rites Today For Miss Mary Wynn
Funeral services were held at 9 A M at St Johns Catholic Church for Miss Mary Wynn 83 who died Saturday at 7 20 A M at her home on East Second Street where she had lived alone since her sister Elizas death. Rev Fr J T Nevin conducted the services. Burial was at Oak Grove. Pallbearers were Bernard Geiger Parnk Brown John Hammon and Russell Keyes.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Mary Wynn
East Secnod Street
Eliza
Miss Wynn
J. T. Nevin
Oak Grove Pane
Woodard Funeral Service
Bernard Geiger
Parnk Brown
John Hammon
Russell Keyes
Hansley High at Trapshoot
A Logan Gun Club trapshoot at the fair grounds drew many out of town marksmen Sunday afternoon. Top shooter Grant Hansley of Sugar Grove nailed 50 of 52. Jack Farbeann hit 53 of 70, while his father Sheriff Joe Farbeann surpassed him with 55 of 70. Other notable scores appeared among local entrants as the event concluded.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Grant Hansley
Sugar Grove
Jack Farbeann
Joe Farbeann
Tannyhill
Cer Esdh
Woolever
Acs
Scadscscass
Ron Nee
R. H. Weller
Weller
June sets record as Hocking County issues 11 licenses
Probate Court records show only 11 marriage licenses issued in Hocking County so far in June, reputedly the biggest month of the year for marriages. The figure highlights a surge in nuptials attributed to seasonal demand and local customs.
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Hocking County
Ruth Vander Meer Spotlight Sparks Major League Action
Babe Ruth returns as Brooklyn Dodgers coach in a key day of baseball as Joy Vander Meer nearly nets three no hitters in a row with a 14-1 win for Cincinnati. Pirates, Giants, and Cubs split games while Boston and New York push for standing in a crowded AL. Connie Mack Day marks a high-scoring Indians win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Hugh ". Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Joy Vander Meer
Boston Bees
Reds
Chicago
Babe
Brooklyn
Glenn Pressnell
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Clay Bryant
Cubs
Vander Meer
Debs Garris
Cy Young
Boston
Pirates
Phillies
Vander Meer Glad String Is Broken
In Boston on June 20 AP reports Johnny Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds broke a long string of hitless innings as Debs Garris of the Boston Bees opened with a clean hit in the fourth inning. Vander Meer pitched a 14 to 1 Reds win in the first game of a doubleheader, with rain threatening the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Boston Bees
Debs Garris
Bees
Johnny
Reds
Bucky Walters
Hutchinson
Baseball Standings Recap Across Leagues
The standings show American Association leaders Milwaukee and Toledo in tight battles with Cincinnati and Boston leading the National League. Notable results include Pittsburgh routing Philadelphia, St Louis edging New York, and several games ended early due to rain or darkness. Strong performances by Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Chicago shape the tabulations with multiple 14 run showings and decisive wins.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Oben
Ohay
New York Pereees
Seer
Cincinnati Seseeee
Sens
Sheteetense Sedee
T. Louis
Cee Eeseeteenenenne
Ene Enene Neeeeunsenenney
Treeeree
Peston Eedbeeebeserends
Scheduling Glitch Lists No Games Today in League
The night slate shows only listed clashes with Columbus at Kansas City, Toledo at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Minneapolis, Louisville at St. Paul, Cincinnati at Boston, and Chicago at Brooklyn. No additional games are on the docket.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Farmers Begin Early Wheat Harvest in Hocking County
Hocking County farmers started cutting winter wheat about ten days ahead of schedule as cloud cover may delay ripe fields. Heavy freezes on May 12-13 damaged wheat, shortening heads and reducing expected yields. Lawrence Hutchinson near Haydenville contracts to combine hundreds of acres near Laurelville, with Pred Graham and Forest Wolfe operating smaller combines. Partners fear rain could hinder progress after cutting hay.
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Hocking County
Mound Crossing
Lawrence Hutchinson
Haydenville
Laurelville
Pred Graham
Forest Wolfe
Man shoots wife on trolley car in Dayton
Clarence Wolff 56 fatally shoots his wife Jennie 39 aboard a Dayton street car during a separation of four weeks, then shoots himself. Police Chief O E Gregor said Wolff died shortly after.
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Dayton
Jennie
Clarence Wolff
O. E. Gregor
Twelve percent of first admissions to U S mental hospitals
A report shows twelve per cent of first admissions to United States mental hospitals involve individuals aged between 15 and 24. This highlights a significant share of young people seeking institutional care, underscoring early onset concerns in mental health.
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U. S
Beaten Bees Lose Ace as Line Drive Elbowed from Lew Riggs
In a tough game the Bees saw ace pitcher Danny MacFayden struck by a fourth inning line drive off Lew Riggs. He limped off and was announced out indefinitely, casting a shadow over the team’s prospects.
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Bees
Danny MacFayden
Lew Riggs
Radio Program Lineup With Nighttime Schedule Details
A dense OCR of a broadcast grid lists 6:00 to 2:00 am time slots across stations WLW WBNS WHKC WLW, WENA and more. Programs include Burns and Allen, Bob Crosby, Mystery, Night Music, Sign Off, and various hosts such as Lowell Thomas, Henry Weber, and Orrin Tucker.
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WLW
WBNS
Henry Weber
WHKC
F. Henderson
Deac
Moore
Orrin Tucker
Breddie Martin
Billy Snider
Moon River
Daytime radio schedule includes WLW and partners across stations
A detailed list of hourly daytime programs on WLW WBNS WHEC WHKC WENS and related stations for Tuesday June 21, featuring music shows, news, hymns, light entertainment, and audience requests. Cast includes Hugh Cross Rev Mills Kitty Kelly Mike and Joe Ruth and several regional programs.
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WLW
Wens
Mary McBride
What
O'Neills
Weath
Hollywood
Helen Trent
Bik. & White
Wlw—Farm & Home
Gal
Globe Trotter
Mike & Joe
WBENS
WBNS
Linda
Red Joyner
Arnold Grimm
Pepper Young
Guid
Light Wens
Jim Cooper
Harding
Leo
Peter Grant
Symphonetta
A. Tarish
Market quotes for Chicago grains on June 20
Chicago grain prices on June 20 show wheat July at 77 77 1/2 cents, corn July 57 58 cents, soybeans July 86 cents, October 82 cents, December 81 cents, and rye December 53 cents. News service AP notes open today with representative bids across wheat corn and soybeans.
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Chicago
Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry in Columbus Ohio
In Columbus Ohio dated June 20 the day’s dairy and poultry prices are listed. Butter creamery extras sell at 29 cents per pound 30 for cubes and rolls 29 for tubs. Eggs farm receipts 18 graded central Ohio firsts 1814 seconds 17. Poultry live buying prices include broilers 15 heavy fowls 18 light fowls 13 fries 18 roasts 21 to 22 roosters 10 11 old ducks 8 young ducks 14 turkeys 17.
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Columbus
Central Ohio
Hogs and cattle market report from Columbus Ohio
Producers Co op association reports hogs 500 head steady to 10 higher with prices for various weights from 8.25 to 9.25. Sows 7.50 to 8.00. Cattle 500. calves 150. sheep and lambs 300 not established. Early good to choice springers held 8.50 to 9.50 per 10 pounds and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Co-op. Assn
Cincinnati livestock market report from June 20
U S Dept of Agriculture notes bidding steady for hogs at 9.20 for good to choice 160-225 lb. cattle scarce with 1,100 head traded. calves 600 quality. Yearling steers largely 9.50. worn cattle 6.75-8.25. Fed heifers 9.65 at 728 lb, other good stock 9.00-9.35. Beef cows 5.50-7.00. top bulls 6.50. Vealers notated.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Dept
Mary Roberts undergoes appendicitis operation today
Mary Catherine Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs A Y Roberts 433 North Orchard Street underwent an appendicitis operation at Lancaster Hospital. She has been in ill health for some time. Charles Ziegler Hocking County naturalist completes his 4 H Club camp assignment near Port Byron moves to Galesburg to teach in a boys camp with further travel to Georgia North Carolina and Virginia in the next two months. Mingo Lodge No 171 F and A M will meet at the Masonic Temple tonight. Clarence Gustin and wife Haydenville are parents of a daughter born Sunday. Doris Walters Logan admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
A. Y. Roberts
North Orchard Street
Lancaster Hospital
Port Byron
Ill
Charles Ziegler
Hocking County
Galesburg
Ziegler
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Mrs Isaac Hite Admitted for Immediate Operation
Mrs Isaac Hite of Gore was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Friday night where she underwent an immediate operation. Her condition is regarded as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hite
Gore
Cherrington Hospital
Steady to strong early lamb sale prices reported
The market shows steady to strong demand with spring lambs averaging 9.00 to 10.00 per unit, common and medium grades at 17.00 to 18.50, and shorn ewes trading around 3.50, reflecting an orderly steady tone across the sale.
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N.C
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Curt Davis
Curt
Dee Case
Lincoln Fields
Dock
Mag
California
al Simmons
Dean
Giants
Ardimais
Arky Vaughan
Columbus Golfers
Blank Legion
Logan Nine
Tom Snoke
Fricker
Logan Moose
Baseball
Columbus Club
Snap Saints
Hansley High
Ruth
Cincinnati Flash
Johnny Rizzo
Paul Waner
New York Giants
Joe Stripp
Roy Henshaw
Mel Ott
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Gee Walker
White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Jim Bagby
Red Hose
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Connie
Athletics
Senators
Herman Iddleman
Ballindeers
Kc—Serenade
Wigcatinte
Popeve
Douglas
Boake
Carter ‘Co
Bsophiaticated Ladies
Lowell Thomas
Lum
Abner Lem
Np Wipe
Pinkiow
Fulton Lewis
John Neblett
Sports
Hale Cantor Wares & Doraine
Paul Sullivan
Citizen
Burns & Allen
Whiche Melton KC
Hrnié Fiorito
McHale Orc
Gov
Davey
Wire
Fernéau
Bob Crosby
Pat Barnes
Hsther
Benny Bes
Amos N
Andy
Jim ‘Upper
Kresup
Jack Sprigg
Dick Gasparre
Wane
Bd Sullivan
Bernie Cummins
Wlw—Pioneers
Hugh, Cross
Hello
WHEC
Hugh Cross
Rev. Mills
Wlw—Revelers
Wlw—Merrymakers
Neo & Wim
Wens—Ltd
Wake & Sing
Kitty Kelly
Myrt
Marge Wens
Eneyble Shooters
Betty and
Bob
Wbns—Store
Goldbergs
Milky Way
Vic and Sade
Life's Road
Jenny
Virginia Bear
Valiant Lady
Wbns—Marine Band
Weat and
Kitty Keene
Sanctuary
Mary Marlin Wens
Tin Pan Alley
Songland
Ma Perkins
Chicago Grain
Columbus Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Mary Catherine .Roberts, Daugh
Mingo Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Clarence Gustin
Doris Walters
Bruce’s. Beer
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