Reds win to stretch streak and top second division race
Cincinnati rookie Les Scarcella and veteran Babe Herman led a 3 2 victory over Philadelphia to extend the Reds’ win streak to five and tighten their hold on first in the second division standings. Hollingsworth started for Philly, lasting eight innings with two earned runs before the Reds took the ninth. Herman’s double and Scarcella’s RBI sealed the win as Cincinnati chased Boston in the next game.
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Cincinnati
Les Scarcella
Babe Herman
Cincinati Reds
Crortunat
Philadelphia
Hollingsworth
Reds
Bocky Walter
Hai Hollingsworth
Phillies
Nelder
Chuck Klein
Cinninnati
Scarcella
Lombardi
Hellingsworth
Goodman
Whitney
Benny Frey
Phils
Hpowever
Hermans
Secabrella
Boston
Schott
Guy Bush
Millers Deadlock For Fourth In Asi'n Flag Race
In Columbus on September 9 the Minneapolis Millers tied for fourth with Indianapolis in the race for the American Association playoff spot after beating Milwaukee 6 to 3. Toledo? To vedo defeated Indianapolis twice. St Paul beat Kansas City 4 to 1 to climb into second. Archie Mekham earned his 18th win, with Braz Arlett contributing two homers and a single in the Minneapolis victory.
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Minneapolis Millers
Indianapolis
American Association
Millers
Milwaukee
Tovedo
Sto Band
St Paul
Kansasity Blues
Wissantians
Kansas City
Sesson
Tannaville
Archie Mekham
Braz Arlett
Minneapolis
Arlett
Baseball Tourney Pairings Made in Springfield
Springfield on September 2 announced pairings for the Amateur Baseball Tournament starting Saturday. Henry F Wartey, state commissioner, said opening game is Springfield against the Pestel? of Springfield. Sunday matches include Columbus Bolt Works versus Van Wert Berts, Cleveland Chicks versus Cincinnati, and Proaneer Meats of Canton facing Springfield Dastrier with winner to represent the NBC atTonisville on September 13.
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Springfield
Henry F War- Tey
Schulere
Peste!r
Sprngfield
Catunibus Bolt
van Wert Berts
Cleveland Chicks
Cincinnati
Proaneer Meats
Canton
Nstead
Sponefield Dastrier
National Baseball Congress
Tonisville
Septia
Buffalo Swimmer Is Easy Victor
Prank Pritchard of Buffalo New York won the World Professional Five Mile Swim on Lake Ontario in record time. He beat 67 starters by about a half minute, finishing in two hours nine seconds, breaking Janus Gant's prior record by one minute sixteen seconds. Gant collapsed from cramps after one and a half miles.
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Toronto
Pritchard
Buffalo
Nyo
Lake Ontario
Feld
Janus Gant
Italy
Ganhol
Mountaineering Mischief on the Alps by McLemore
United Press recalls Henry McLemore recounting a climb up the Dent du Midi in Switzerland. He describes the arduous ascent, scraped knees, and a failed SOS for Saint Bernard rescue as he battles rough terrain and fatigue on the Alpine knoll.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Mos
Switzerland
Everest
Little Pat Wins Pop Geers Stake at State Fair
Three trotters from the Goshen meeting, Rosaland, Ed Lasiter, Ruth M. Mac, were entered for a $1,500 stake purse at the Ohno State Fair. Rosalind, the Hambletonian Fram winner, would be driven by Ben White, with Sep Paiin listed in control of the teams.
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Columbus
Goshen
Ohno State Fair
Rosalind
Ed Lasiter
Ruth M. Mac
Ben White
Sep Paiin
New Deal Propaganda Charge From Republican Committee
Washington reports the Republican National Committee accuses the New Deal of running an extensive government propaganda program at taxpayer expense. It cites a confidential WPA memorandum and a 14 page NYS WPA pamphlet detailing methods such as site inspections with party and press, poster displays, newspaper cartoons, free radio time, club speeches, and assigning a seasoned newspaper liaison to State Information Services.
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Washington
New Deal
Republican National Committee
Works Progress Adminnistration Propaganda Service
Republican Committee
New York State
WPA
Conmenu- My
Clarksfield Lu M S Meet and Pomona Grange Attendance
Mrs Ida May Cole to entertain the 1 Ww 85 on Wednesday September 16. Pomona Grange at Vermilion was attended by Mr and Mrs H Powles and Miss Huby Beers. Family party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Lee included Dr and Mrs G W Pollock and many relatives from Shanesville Tucsey Wake mat and other local towns. Camp meeting at Mt Vernon drew attendance from Oren Woolcott and family F C Fairchild and family and several others.
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Lu M.S
Clarksfield
Ida May Cole
Pomona Grange
H Powles
Huby Beers
Vermilion
John Lee
G. W Pollock
Tadde Gonter
Shanesville
McPherson
Tucsey
Anna
Munice Holmes
Fremont Holmes
Lonmme Barnes
Wakemat
Walter Lee
Clyde Lee
Little Pat wins Pap Go Memorial stake at Butler
Hind Ed Lasiter owned by Biery Farm of Butler Pa. driven by Charley Lacey, Little Pat won in straight heats to add 3 842 to owners. Running Water the favorite finished second. Other victors included Bluebeard driven by Dr Hugh Parshall Urbana Gardival Prince Biotech by Palin and Guy Grattan driven by Dennis.
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Hind Ed Lasiter
Little Pat
Biery Farm O Butlers
Charley Lacey
Bluebeard
Hwugh M Parshall
Urbana
Gardival Prince Biotech
Palin
Guy
Milan Melon Festival Opens This Weekend in Milan
Milan O Sept 2 Menibera of the Milan church invites residents to attend a melon festival Friday and Saturday showcasing local melons. The event features all kinds of melons and a conducted tour of the village, including Edison birthplace and other points of interest. The Milan M and church sponsors the festival, held while worshiping in temporary quarters after a past church fire.
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Milan
Local Ladies Aid and Community Social Scenes
The Clarkafield Ladies Aid met at the Community Hall with good attendance and served ice cream and cake. Numerous brief notices report reunions, visits, and travel among local families including the Hull reunion in Wellington, Exposition attendance in Cleveland, and gatherings in Willard Hartland and Elyria.
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Ladies Aid
Clarkafield Ladies Aid
West Ridge Hosts Scottish Visitors At Oberlin Road Home
West Ridge hosts Mr and Mrs John Bruce of Stornoway Lewins Scotland and Mr and Mrs James Maclain of Edinburgh as fifty guests attend a wiener roast at Mr and Mrs William Penfound’s Oberlin Road home. The visit included games dancing and a social hour. Leopold Minnich Edward Raldauf Gilbert attended Ohio Stars Fair in Columbus with friends, joined by Leroy Gotro and Robert Pentound.
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Scotland
John Bruce
Stornaway Lewins
James Maclain
Edinburgh
William Penfound
Oberlin Road
Cottich
Stolliah Scotch
Soo Osely
Elyria
Penfound
Gilbert Minnich
Edward Raldauf
Columbus
Leroy Gotro
Robert Pentound
Clear vision and broken minds collide at road juncture
A reflective piece on two wrecks near a stop sign where drivers ignored caution. Foreground figure broods on the folly of haste, noting one driver relied on a sign while the other presumed safety. The encounter suggests shared fault and the cost of improvidence.
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Elpsion
Weekend Visits and Exhibits Across Ohio and Nearby States
The notice lists numerous social visits and travels across Ohio and neighboring areas. Erna Gottman drove to Columbus to visit relatives while family members hosted at Basil, Ohio, and then presented a Four H Club exhibit to State Fair officials. Other gatherings include Lake Shore Electric Plenair near Cleveland, visits to Elyria Memorial Hospital, and multiple regional trips to Chippewa Lake, Paw Paw Michigan, and Johnstown Pennsylvania.
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Erna Gottman
Columbus
Erna
Leroy
Robert
Basil, O
Waters Living in Tent for 45 Years Plans a Wooden Home
MIDDLETOWS sept 2 A 72 year old waters ex pects to erect a more substantial wooden home within the year Having lived in a tent for decades he wandered to fish and trap near highways His infirmities have halted some hunting but he works at a copper grade and explains life as a layer of nature New Philadelphia sept 2 Inventor Ralph Collins boasts two patents pending and 21 others under way His check holder assists miners by keeping discs safe and easily removable His flower bed device uses veneer boards that decay in months and rust does not hinder plant growth Marion sept 2 Burglars quickly broke into homes of James Hutton and others visiting Schable and family in Townline area Also guests included Mr F E Shubert and son Oliver, and Mrs Merry Penfound hosted by her daughter at Oberlin road.
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Waters
Ohio
New
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Sept
Ralph Collins
Gardner
Collins
Bud Porter
Oberlin Road
Penfound
Edith Storer
Exyra
David Muler
Gladewater
Texas
Wat Fow
President Roosevelts Drought Train Heads Toward Des Moines
President Roosevelt travels aboard a special train toward Des Moines for a drought briefing with Governor Alf Landon and Western governors while tensions rise over Spanish waters and the Kane bombing incident. He attends War Secretary Dern funeral in Salt Lake City and maintains contact with Washington by telephone from the car.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
Kane
Des Moines
Alf M. Landon
Mid- West
George H. Dern
Salt Lake City
State Department
Cordell Hull
Indianapolis
Bees in Movie House Prompted Bee Expert Alarm
Spectators at a matinee watched for planes on the screen as the hum of motors filled the theater. John Kutis, a bee expert, removed two swarms of bumble bees from the playhouse, quipping at the odd interruption.
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John Kutis
Quipus
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