Giants Poised to Win NL With Offseason Additions
New York pundits favor the Giants to capture the National League title after offseason moves. Giants acquire Billy O'Dell Billy Lees and Don Blasingame to shore up pitching and infield defense. They face strong threats from Milwaukee Los Angeles and Cincinnati with Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia also in the mix.
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New York
San Francisco
New Candlestick Park
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cousy Threatens To Bench Himself In Celtics Playoff
Boston star Bob Cousy warned he may sit out game five of the Celtics vs. St Louis series if his form does not improve. He has struggled in the series, making only six of 45 shots and leaving the club short of his usual playmaking leadership.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Chicago
Richie Ashburn
Frank Thomas
Cubs
Phillies
Boston
Bob Cousy
Celtics
K. C. Jones
Sam Jones
Cousy
Celtcs
Logan Monument Company Address Listing
A historical note places Logan Monument Company at 156 W Main Street Logan Ohio opposite the hospital one block from Sears and Elberfelds near Pomeroy Mason Bridge in Pomeroy Ohio.
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Main Street
Hospital
Logan
Ohio
Sears and Elberfeld’s
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Pomeroy, Ohio
Making Top Ten Tough Making Top Ten Tough
The ABC midseason standings show new names in the top ten for the Bowling Tournament with a few shifts. Bowl-All Center of Cleveland totaled 2872 in open team, George Defler of Berwyn 1829 all events, and Gene Smith with Harold Guard of Reading 1229 in doubles, all within reach of the leaders but not yet hooked into the top ten.
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Toledo
Keglers
Cleveland
George Defler
Berwyn
Ill
Gene Smith
Harold Guard
Reading
Montreal and Toronto Prep for Stanley Cup Final Drill
Montreal Canadiens coach Toe Blake had his champions scheduled for another workout as they prepare to open the Cup final Thursday against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Toronto also planned a home ice workout with games set for Montreal on Thursday and Saturday, then Toronto on the following Tuesday and Thursday.
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Toe Blake
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Leafs
Montreal
Stewart Defeats Dupas in Lightweight Bout in Sydney
Clive Stewart out pointed Tony Dupas 159 to 156 in a Sydney boxing match as Australian officials noted the bout held with New Orleans connections. Stewart earns victory margin and improved standing in the Australian lightweight scene.
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Sydney
Australia
Clive Stewart
Tony Dupas
New Orleans
Throneberry Filling Throneberry’s Former Spot With Senators
Washington’s bid for help against strong pitching centers on Faye Throneberry as he stars in spring action. He drove in the winning run with a seventh inning single to edge Kansas City 3 2, while rumors swirl about Roy Sievers’ trade to Chicago for Battey Mincher and cash.
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Washington
Faye Maynard Throneberry
Throneberry
Senators
Kansas City
Roy Sievers
Chicago
White Sox
Earl Battey
Don Mincher
Killebrew
Lemon
Allison
Sievers
A’s
Glouster High Host Sophomore Dance in Gym
The Glouster High School sophomore class will sponsor a dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to midnight in the gymnasium. Music will be provided by the Twilighters. Admission is 50 cents per person.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Twilighters
Glouster Personalities Host Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ince of Ann Arbor Mich and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waltz with daughter Jennifer of Livonia Mich were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whaley on Spring Street. The Inces and Mr. Waltz returned home Sunday while Mrs. Waltz and Jennifer remained for a few days.
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Glouster
G. W. Ince
Ann Arbor
Mich
Thomas Waltz
Jennifer
Livonia
Carl Whaley
Spring St
Ince
Mr. Waltz
Mrs. Waltz
Monday Night Bowling League Results and Standings
Neal Floral leads with top team high series 625 by Leroy Hashman. Standings show Team 3 Games near Floral 2767 and teams like Pricing & Planning, Owls, Uptowners, Nite Stars, Pioneers, Machine Shop, Pressroom, Production Research posting varied scores. Top bowlers include Hashman Mocilnikar and Bilasucci with 611, 489 and 625.
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Neal Floral
Sweaseceus Ae
Robert
Chapman's
Robert's
Doe
Conant’s Gulf
Hi Ind
Hashman
Floral
Gene Mocilnikar
Tony Bilasucci
Leroy Hashman
Red Conant
Bob Wickham
Don Slagle
P. Hall
T. Evans
D. Hoffee
P. Tribe
Uptowners
Nite Stars
Machine Shop
Athens
Lions Club Cowgeus
Ig Rotary Onekee Ae
Broughton's
Kiwanis
Lions Club
Rotary
Broughton’s
Alfred Grange
Athens Claims
Ca . Aoe
P. See Jones
Motte
Bronson
R. Hall
D. Jones Haeeenee
Talbert
Pomeroy Industrial Leagle
Ind. A. Stobart
A. Stobart
Sport Center
Swisher-Lohse Drug
Daugherty Inc
Pom. Cement Block
Foreman-Abbott
HAR Firestone
Robinson May Go To First
Baseball fans may see Frankie Robinson at first base if he is chosen by Reds manager Fred Hutchinson for opening day. Hutchinson notes Robby’s throwing arm pains and considers other options but leans toward Robinson at first, while rookie Tony Gonzalez could become right fielder.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Frankie Robinson
Frank
Fred Hutchinson
Robby
Tony Gonzalez
Robinson
Hutch
Gabe Paul
Gordie Coleman
Buck
Lee Walls
Paul
Birthday Party Held for Tommy Thompson
Tommy Thompson celebrated his 11th birthday Friday with a home party featuring games and contests. Prizes went to Mary and Todd Patton and John McAllister, with refreshments for a long list of guests including the Trainer and Messbarger families and various friends.
Chauncey Personal Notices From Sunday Visits
Chauncey social column notes visits by Mrs.John Schoonover and family plus Mrs. Jean Ball and daughters Darlene Debby in Lancaster with James Smith Harold Blosser family. Anna Collins returns from three months with her son and daughter in law. Clifford Hays from Hamilton, and Anna Foster's daughter Anna Carlene and Carl Welling of Athens attended a birthday party with Harry Willett. Floyd Heightland hosted Denver Lowry of Mineral as Sunday guests.
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Chauncey
John Schoonover
Jean Ball
Darlene
Debby
Lancaster
James Smith
Harold Blosser
Anna Collins
Clifford Hays
Hamilton
Carl Welling
Anna
Carlene
Athens
Anna Foster
Harry Willett
Floyd Heightland
Denver Lowry
Mineral
Burr Oak opens 1960 fishing season with bass catches
Glouster report notes early bass catches by Frank Cunningham Chauncey and Robert Simpkins Amesville by the Lake Burr Oak. Suckers weighed three to four pounds at headwaters. Dam engineer Noel Eveland logs 482 cars at the dam last week. March rainfall 1.75 inches and year to date 7.90 inches. Lake level 721.34 and water 38 degrees. продолжаем.
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Glouster
Burr Oak
Frank Cunningham
Chauncey
Frank
Art Smith
Amesville
New
Lake Burr Oak
Robert Simpkins
Millfield
Pete Gyure
Noel Eveland
Chauncey Cub Pack 78 Holds Pinewoods Derby Race
Chauncey Cub Pack 78 at the Parish House held a Pinewoods Derby. Rod Sanders won the race. Bobcat badges went to John Davis John Abdella and Fred Moore. Den chiefs cards went to Paul Kostival and Archie Staley. Awards also to Bill Mingus Steve Skinner and Mike Ley. Den 2 won the attendance trophy. Den 4 aided by Mrs Laverne Sanders served refreshments.
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Chauncey
Cub Scout
Ralph Brown
Leta Davis
Bill Abdella
John Davis
John Abdella
Fred Moore
Paul Kostival
Archie Staley
Den
Bill Mingus
Wolf
Steve Skinner
Bear
Mike Ley
Webelos
Den 2
Mrs. Laverne
Pendergrass Rites Planned
Mrs. Agnes Pendergrass 63 died unexpectedly Sunday at her Columbus home after two months of ill health. Born in New Brunswick Canada, she was the wife of Donald Figgins. Funeral services set for Wednesday 10 a.m. at Woodyard Funeral Home Columbus with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Agnes Pendergrass
Columbus
New Brunswick
Canada
Donald Figgins
Pendergrass
Roy Pendergrass
Chauncey
Monroe Johnson
Athens
Woodyard Funeral Home
East State St
Green Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Gerald King Dies Sunday in Johnstown Ohio
Gerald King died at his home in Johnstown Sunday evening after a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Bernice two sons Ray and Richard a daughter Charma Greene and four grandchildren all of Johnstown. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Johnstown with burial at Maplewood Cemetery in Glouster.
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Glouster
Gerald King
Johnstown
Ohio
Bernice
Ray
Richard
Charma Greene
Maplewood Cemetery
Chauncey Church of Christ Class Meeting Set
The Chauncey Church of Christ high school class plans a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Parish House.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
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E. Carpenter St
Athens, Ohio
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Pendergrass Rites Planned
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