Dayton

He was an American poet, novelist and short story writer.

He was born in Dayton, Ohio, to parents who'd been enslaved in the Kentucky desert.

Slaved in Kentucky, sorry, before the American Civil War.

So the poem is called The Lawyer's Ways.

All right, welcome in to Chatterbox Red's Minor League Edition where Andrew and I got to witness the Dayton Dragons come out victorious against the Great Lake Loons 3-1, a beautiful day air ballpark.

It started to rain a little at the end, but, boy, we got to see a fun game.

I'll go through a quick box score recap, and then we'll talk a little bit about what we saw at the game.

The pitching should be even better tomorrow.

Red's number 25 prospect, Mason Morris, on the bump, and then Cam Leiter, the 16th-ranked prospect for the Dodgers, going for them.

But this Dayton team, they're really fun to watch because they're all this, you know, young, athletic.

They can all run.

They all play really good defense.

After that, it'll be two weeknight games with the Cardinals, and looking ahead into May, the Giants, the Pirates, the Mets, and the Braves will be at Riverfront.

Purchase your tickets in advance at the Reds Ticket Agency nearest you, in Dayton and Rikes downtown, in Columbus at all Central Ticket Office locations, including area Sears stores, in Indianapolis at Ross and Babcock, and in Louisville at Allied Sporting Goods stores.

Here's a man who doubled and homered him four times Monday night, Danny Dreesen.

For openers in the home half of the second inning as the Dodgers lead 1-0.

Anytime you fall behind a guy like Mike Schmidt, you're in dangerous territory.

Schmidt from Dayton, Ohio.

Gets back in.

Rose leads away at first.

So maybe getting a few more days that feel like summer, especially down here to our south, including Georgia down through Alabama and northern Florida as well have that high probability of seeing temperatures above average for this time of year.

Taking a look at Dayton, Ohio, 83 for the high 69 degrees for the low 96 for the high in Edmond, Oklahoma, with 76 as the low and 72 degrees today in Portland, Oregon, with 53 as that low temperature.

The

avocado industry has reached a new milestone this fall, the opportunity to gather with other growers.

I want you to write her, all you who remember her, and those that can, go and see her.

Her address is 706 Lexington Avenue, Dayton, Ohio.

She will be a lesson to you.

She is a greater character than she was a rifle shot.

Henceforth, their main work would be exhibitions for the purposes of charity.

In this connection, she shot before her last great crowd at the show held by Fred Stone at his place at Mineola, Long Island, for the benefit of the Occupation Therapy Society of New York, an organization devoted to the rehabilitation of war veterans.

Several other lesser exhibitions followed, and then in November, near Daytona, Florida, an automobile in which Annie Oakley was riding turned turtle while speeding along a Florida road.

This time, the doctors said that her fate was sealed.

Police got reports that a juvenile fell from the top of that vehicle intersection at Dartmouth Street in Brampton about 10.30 p.m. August 14th.

Injured teen, 16-year-old Mason Young, flown to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton where he was pronounced dead.

Police investigation found the two juveniles had been riding on the trunk of the vehicle.

Both had fallen off.

Earl, thanks for calling this morning, and welcome to the show, sir.

Thank you very much, Brian.

One of the things that really sticks out to me the most that day was I had a delivery up in Dayton, Ohio, right there by the Dayton airport, and how quiet.

I mean, it was so quiet.

I wasn't going to Fire Island and I wasn't going to all these big gay parties.

I was too busy in Dayton, Ohio at a Funny Bone for six people wearing camouflage bombing.

But you just have to have it in your mind that this will work out one day.

It can't just be what's in front of your face.

This is a big game.

It's a big game because we had a very good week one against whoever they were, Dayton, something in Ohio.

Anyway, it doesn't matter.

Alabama's coming to town.