Red Sox surge as Indians hold AL lead in tight race
June dominance carries Boston as Vern Stephens, Joe Dobson, and Boo Ferriss fuel a 9 win in 11 game run and a 5 1/2 game gap to Cleveland. Williams belts 16th homer and .415 average while Chicago Athletics pace a chase with doubleheaders. Indians win 4 1 after Senators win opener.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Vern Stephens
Joe Dobson
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Red Sox
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Browns
St. Louis
Williams
Ted
Bate
Hogan Demaret Repeat For Inverness Victory
Hogan and Demaret repeat as Inverness four ball champions winning by 10 points with a 63 60 60 60 run to claim 3500 in prize money plus 250 for birdies. Hogan will skip longer events but plans to play golf whole life, while noting possible absence from major titles.
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Fritz Howell
Inverness
Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Detroit
Demaret
Chick Harbert
Vic
Ghezzi
Kansas City
Pratetlit
Harbert
Hogan-Demart
Harbert Ghezzi
Lloyd Mangrum
Dick Metz
Bobby Locke
Ed Furgol
Carry Middlecoff
Jim Ferrier
Clayton Haefner
Herman Keiser
E. J
Harrison
Bob Hamilton
Johnny Palmer
Skip Alexander
Baseball score snippets and player notes across leagues
Fragmented lines show American League and American Association boxing up rosters and game references. Names like Fitzgerald Sain Mass American League players, Scheib Rosar Grove Jud son Papish Haynes, Kennedy Partee and Evans appear in partial box-like entries with team mentions Washington Cleveland New York and others.
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Scheib
Rosar
Grove
Judson
Pearson
Robin
Philadelphia
Chicgabo
Gillespie
Papish
Haynes Weigel
Dobson
Tebbetts
Kennedy
Widmar
Tetas
Washington
Cleveland
Ferrick
Evans
Christopher
Gromek
Hegan
Tipton
Clevelany
Haefner
Candini
Welteroth
New York
Dow
Ows 'A
Byrne and Berra
Niarchos
Trout
Overmire
White
American Association
Indians Sweep St Paul. Bahr, Rikard Shine in DH
Indianapolis gains 6 1/2 game American Association lead with a 2-0 opener 4 hitter by Ed Bahr and a 5-4 nightcap powered by Rikard's sixth homer. Milwaukee split with Louisville as Ray Martin shutout the Saints. Columbus beat Minneapolis 6-1 then 6-3. Other action: Toledo 6 Kansas City 5 in opener. Hens 6 5 over KC. Bauer and Rosen key in 8-4 finale.
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Indians
Washington
Senators
Bill
Tommy Byrne
Tigers
Detroit
Yankees
Paul Trout
Stubby Overmire
American League &. Pet
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Boston
St. Louis Ee
Pittsburgh Eeenewe
See
Cincinnati
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Oh
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Eenee
Kansas City
Louisville
Dubiel
Seminick Meyer
Scheffing
Simmons
Iphia
Dobernic
Bor‘owy
Rush
A. Walker
Seminick
Blackwell
Gumbert
Williams
Hartung
Jones
Cooper
Livingston
St.own
Enee
Brazle
Wilks
Rice
Roe Barney
Minner
Pittsburgh
Er Lombardi
Higbe
Eoeak
Culley Rikard
Ed Bahr
Indianapolis Indians
Bahr
Saints
Rikard
Milwaukee
Brewers
Ray Martin
Marv Rickert
Colonels
Jack Robinson
Red Birds
Francis Hardy
Toledo
Red McQuillen
Hank Bauer
al Rosen
Blues
Columbus Team Defeats Mingoes in Sunday Ball Clash
The Columbus Milkmen beat the Logan Mingoes 9 to 3 at the Allen Milk club grounds. Logan starter Stewart gave up five hits and three walks in the first inning before Shuttleworth pitched six frames with two errors and one hit. The Mingoes managed five hits and committed several errors as the Milkmen opened with a 5-0 lead and held on for the victory.
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Logan Mingoes
Allen Milk Club
Columbus
Fairgrounds
Milkmen
Stewart
Logan
Mingoes
Shuttleworth
Oroville Notes: Visiting Families and Local Health
Mr and Mrs Floyd Gill and children Betty and Jackie of Mt Pleasant Mich visit the Gill home. Mrs Fay Stickhorn returned home with Gills for a weekend. Charles Graham spent the weekend at his home after influenza. Luella Flavlin of Dayton visited over the weekend with Hence Nixon. Nixon has been at home for years with a heart ailment. Max Douglass and son Jimmie of Mt Sterling were weekend guests of Ned Harmon. Pearl Auker visited the Dunns of Logan Thursday. Leroy Ervin of Columbus is
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Floyd Gill
Betty
Jackie
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Leslie Gill
Fay Stickhorn
Gills
Charles Graham
Charles Linton
Luella Flavlin
Dayton
Hence Nixon
Nixon
Max Douglass
Jimmie
Mt. Sterling
Ned Harmon
Pearl Auker
Paul Dunn
Logan
Leroy Ervin
Columbus
Traffic Safety Drive Aims to Curb 4th of July Death Toll
Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Police Sol Ellinger joined with the National Safety Council to urge Logan and Hocking County motorists to slow down during the three day holiday. High traffic on U.S. Route 33 through Logan is forecast as the nationwide group notes speed contributes to two of five fatal accidents. The drive, backed by 130 national organizations, stresses personal responsibility and aims to raise public awareness of holiday hazards and speed control.
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Floyd Duffy
Sol Ellinger
National Safety Council
Logan
Hocking County
Hocking
The
Safety Council
Snyder Family Announces Patricia Snyder and Leonard Kinnison Marriage
Roy and Edna Snyder announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Leonard Kinnison of Wellston. The Snyder and Nixon families host visiting relatives from Flint Michigan and Columbus, with the Goodlives hosting Robby Goolive for a two week stay.
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Roy
Ed Snyder
Patricia
Leonard Kinnison
Wellston
Thurman Nixon
Eddie and
Kay
Flint, Mich
Elmer Nixon
Robby Goolive
Columbus
Robert Goodlive
Death toll from high blood pressure cited in study
A public health briefing notes that over 500000 Americans die annually from causes driven by high blood pressure. The report highlights cardiovascular risk and urges improved screening and treatment access.
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U. S
Ohio Power Names Publicity Director
J. R. Young district manager announces Harold R. Johnson will join Ohio Power Co. on July 1 to handle public relations. Johnson, born in New paperfield, served as a major with the Fifth Service Command during the war and directed public relations for the Veterans Administration in Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky for two years.
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J. R. Young
Harold R. Johnson
Ohio Power Co
Mr. Johnson
Newpaperfield
Johnson
Fifth Service Command
War Department
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Juvenile held for questioning in string of auto thefts
Sixteen year old Kenneth Harter, inmate at Franklin County Juvenile Center, is being held for questioning in a dozen auto thefts and a $3,100 Newark holdup. He escaped last week and was recaptured.
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Columbus
Kenneth Harter
Franklin County Juvenile Center
Newark
Daily News Classified Ad Delivers Big Value
A small classified ad in the Daily News promises generous value for buyers and sellers with low prices and quick results. The item listings highlight affordable goods, services, and opportunities.
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Farmers’ Exchange
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Kingston, Ohio
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Sain and
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Associated. Press
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Joe Lafata
Mario Picone
Tommy Glaviano
Oroville
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Triplife All-Puel
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Chidester
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Skyview
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W. Main
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