Redlegs Split with Senators as Opening Prospects Decided
Cincinnati manager Luke Sewell plans to start Blackwell at pitcher in the season opener with Pittsburgh if ready. If not, Howie Fox fronts the rotation. In Durham, Washington and Cincinnati slugged 31 hits in a 14 12 exhibition, led by Johnny Wyrostek's two homers and Roy McMillan’s clutch doubles.
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Lynchburg
Luke Sewell
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Ewell
Blackwell
Redlegs
Howie Fox
Fox
Alton Brown
Nats
Washington
Kent Peterson
Johnny Wyrostek
Wyrostek
Lake Sewell
Roy McMillan
Tulsa
Herm Wehmeier
Washington Club
Byrne Brightens Yanks Hurling Picture in Spring
The Associated Press reports Tommy Byrne delivered a 3-2 spring win for the New York Yankees over the Boston Braves in Kansas City. Byrne limited the Braves to six hits, four walks, and three strikeouts in his best outing of the spring. Other key performances included Sam Chapman homering twice for Philadelphia and a grand slam by Gil Hodges fueling Brooklyn’s 15-3 win over Greensboro. Ted Williams contributed a two run homer as Boston beat Louisville. St Louis’ power surge included a Sherm Lollar grand slam in a 7-6 loss to the Browns at Houston. Stan Musial homered for the Cardinals. Chicago White Sox defeated Birmingham. Luke Appling’s Memphis Chicks beat the Cubs 4-1 in Memphis.
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Associated Press
Tommy Byrne
New York Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Byrne
Champs
Boston Braves
Kansas City
Tommy
Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
North Carolina
City
Sam Chapman
Ferris Fain
Elmer Vale
Gil Hodges
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Greensboro
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Louisvile
Sherm Lollar
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Stan Musial
Red Birds
Minoso Seen as Likely First Baseman for Indians
Orestes Minoso, a versatile Cuban, emerges as a strong choice to replace injured Luke Easter at first base as Cleveland opens the season next Tuesday. Others including Kennedy, Marsh, Clark, and Master filled in earlier with limited success. Bob Feller starts for Cleveland against the Giants as Dave Koslo works for New York in Nashville. George Zaverink and Wynn contribute in late innings as the Giants win 10 6.
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Atlanta
Orestes Minoso
Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Bot Kennedy
Fred Marsh
Easter
Allie Clark
Master
Minoso
Clark
New York Giants
I Indians
Dave Koslo
Nashville
Wynn
Giants
George Zaverink
Musial May Lose Raise Under Salary Ceiling
Baseball salaries face a new wage stabilization board ceiling in Washington. Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals could lose a reported $15 000 raise if his club tops the highest paid star from 1950, while owner Fred Saigh plans to ask the board to allow Musial to keep his raise.
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Associated Press
Stan Musial
Wage Stabilization Board
Washington
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Fred Saigh
Cardinals
Stan
No Live TV Planned for Derby Telecast
Derby night May 5 will be filmed for later television in the East and Midwest, with no live telecast planned for Derby Day. Films will be flown to Dayton Ohio for network telecast by CBS, possibly paving the way for future live coverage.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Bill Cortim
Jana
Midwest
Far West
Corum
Dayton
Ohio
Columbia Broadcasting System
Redlegs Open Ticket Sales for Early Crosley Attractions
Cincinnati Reds announce on sale dates for two opening attractions at Crosley Field. Tickets go on sale Wednesday for April 22 double header against the Pittsburgh Pirates and April 25 night game with the Chicago Cubs. Address 307 Vine Street for seat orders by check or money order.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redleg
Crosley Field
John Murdough
Redleg
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Ohio Valley
Redleg Ticket Department
Ralph Kiner
Bucs
Redlegs
Frankie Frisch
Cubs
Hame
Chicago
Crossey Field
Reds
Vine Street
Mineral Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and a Wedding
Mr and Mrs Norman Saylor visited New Marshfield relations. Grace Lowry rushed to Mascorttah Illinois for grandson Gary Schulz illness. D T McAfee returned from Dayton visit with Owen McAfee. Orville Crow from Carbondale spent an evening with Orland Ely and sister Hadley Ely. Mona Jenkins and Martin Miller wed March 31 at Rev A J Jenkins home in McArthur Ohio. Guests included Jenkins family and Joe Cooper family. Miller serves in the U S Navy. Minnie Shingler joined sister Annie Pike and family for Barberton trip. A shower for W K Brooks at Bertha Lightritz home drew many friends. Mrs V Hester.
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Norman Saylor
Blain Hunter
New Marshfield
Ohio
Grace Lowry
Mascorttah
Gary Schulz
D.T. McAfee
Dayton
Owen McAfee
Orville Crow
Carbondale
Orland Ely
Hadley Ely
A. J. Jenkins
McArthur
Mona Jenkins
Frank Jenkins
Martin Miller
New Straitsville
Jenkins
Joe Cooper
Miller
U. S. Navy
Minnie Shingler
Annie Pike
Barberton
Shingier
W. K. Brooks
Bertha Lightritz
V. Hester
West Columbia community notes and visits
Local residents report a flurry of visits and health updates. Ed Arnett and Mrs Nobels visited Sprouse families in East Liverpool while Kenneth Vickers and Linda Sue Eads were ill with mumps. A birth is announced for Walden Foreman and family in Savannah Georgia.
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West Columbia
Edward Arnett
Robert. Nobels
William Sprouse
Jimmie Sprouse
East Liverpool
Ohio
Junior Fair and Community Visits Near Tuppers Plains
Community members attended the Junior Fair at Pomeroy High School with Olive Orange students Gerald Swartz John Rice Dorothy Barnhill Shirley Collins and Jenet Christy taking part. Other locals traveled to Marion Delaware and Cincinnati for visits and events while several families moved homes and hosted relatives.
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Tuppers Plains
Pomeroy High School
Olive-Orange School
Gerald Swartz
John Rice
Dorothy Barnhill
Shirley Collins
Jenet Christy
Rowan
Millhone
Rowans
Roy Riggs
Ulah Swan
Gallipolis
Fann Halsey
Hardway
Pomeroy
Emma Springer
Phyllis Shields
Faye Matlack
Lena Keller
Hazel Barnhill
Mamie Headley
Violet Christy C.g. Willams Grange
Hobart Vineyard
Charlie Osborne
Donald Kim
Marion
Middleport
Olive Orange
Mae Childers
Necon ‘Torrence
Delaware
Ohio
M. Verceoe
O. Newland
Frank Cole
Connie Richardson
Geraldine Powell
Nadine
Marlene Newland
Mamie Watson
Little Hocking
Everett Watson
Faun Halsey
John Parker
Duane Litteral
Halseys
Harold Watson
Mike
Cincinnati
Marybelle Watkins
Newland
New Marshfield Garden Club April Meeting Report
The New Marshfield Garden Club met at Ada Kennedy’s home in April with a business session on landscaping plans for the new grade school. Program featured readings by Madora Davis and Theora Davis, a poem by Drue Hoodlet, and an outdoorsy piece by Helen Stright. Several members and guests attended. refreshments were served by the hostess.
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New Marshfield
Marilyn Hoon
Gladyse Beveridge
Kathleen Withers
Modern
Woodmen of America
L. H. Efaw
Mattie Mace
Athens
Walter Risley
Frank C. Steinmeyer
Columbus
Orig Roush
F. G. Hoocier
Floyd Myers
Louis Myers
Betty Hughes
Newark
Catharine Six and Sons
Danny
Davy
Jimmie
Nelson Brundage
Gene
E. Pidcock
Allan
Hattiesburg
Miss
Marie Young
Drue Hoodlet
Local Family Notes Report Health Updates and Visits
Mrs Bertha Young recovering after a stroke suffered while visiting her son in Wellston Ohio. Karl Schwartz and Mike Schwartz visited relatives in Boynton Florida. Ralph Fink of Newport Ohio visiting his mother. Mr and Mrs Henry Krautter announce birth of a daughter with grandparents listed. Mr Krautter recovering from serious illness. Radford Ingels family drove to Gallipolis for check up at Holzer Hospital for son who is improved. George Coffey and three daughters visited relatives in Logan West Virginia. Clyde Roush family from Point Pleasant visited Grover Roush’s parents. Mrs Ralph Froth and baby headed to Eustis Virginia where husband is stationed. Mae Ingels
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Kenneth Vickers
Harry Vickers
Linda Sue Eads
Sam Eads
Walden Foreman
Savannah
Lester Foreman
West Columbia
Guy Stewart
Diamond
W. Va
Lawrence Stewart
Jnr
Middleport
Jack Reynolds
Sandra
Point Pleasant
Gwenn Stewart
James
Lester Russell
Pomeroy
Clayton Russell
Dennis Roush
Ben O. Roush
Charles Neville
Union Barge Line
Mason
Dania Rayburn
Eddie Cheesebrew
Ray Brumbley
William Young
Jess Eads
Sam Eadera
Mary Ruth Thabit
Nannie Johnson
Clyde Barnett
William Perry
Ruth Marie Wright
Gallipolis
Bill Hoff
Parkersburg
Phillp Sporn
Ralph Cartwright
Ben
Roush
Carl Halley
Bladen
Halley
Billy Young
New Haven
Helen FF. Rowsh
KE. Mae Ingels
Boy Struck by Auto on Route 7 in Gallipolis
Ralph Walker Jr., seven, suffered a broken leg when he darted from behind a parked car into a Route 7 traffic path near his home. He was reliefed to Holzer Hospital and returned home with bruises. driver Merchant J. Clark, 67, Gallipolis, identified as at fault. The patrol noted a concurrent three car crash on Route 45 near Jackson with minor damage and no injuries.
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Gallipolis
Ralph Walker, Jr
State Highway Patrol
Ralph Walker
Holzer Hospital
Jackson
Juanita Martin
Howard Smith
Niles
Mich
Sonny Hoops
Walter Winfield Riggs
Vienna
W. Va
Old Age Benefits Explained to Rotary Club
John R. Chatfield of the Portsmouth SSA outlined federal old age and survivors insurance at the Farmers Hotel. He noted the program covers living needs after retirement and survivor dependents, with compulsory participation except for certain groups, and cited amendments extending coverage to farm labor and domestic workers.
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Gallipolis
John R. Chatfield
Portsmouth
Social Security Agency
Rotary Club
Farmers Hotel
Chatfield
River Traffic Update From Gallipolis and Kanawha Region
Gallipolis Locks report several boats moving up and down including Durant Rowe Bennet on the Ohio River segment while Kanawha River traffic lists Solway Leila Cherokee Craig and others with varied times. The Ohio River trend is a slow fall with upper gauge at 18.2 and Kanawha Falls at 10:30 feet.
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Gallipolis
Durant
Rowe
Bennet
Kanawha
Solway
London
Leila
Winfield
Cherokee
Craig
Ohio River
Wes
Kanawha Falls
Holzer Hospital Births and Discharges
Birth notices list Leslie Lemley Jr daughter Katharine? and multiple families including Arno Handley Waterloo and Paulette Hudson Middleport. Discharges include Edward Riley Chevalier Carol Coughenour Park and several others from Jackson Wellton and Gallipolis.
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Leslie Lemley, Jr
Kananga
Arno Handley
Waterloo
Roy Radcliff
Jackson
Wiliam J. Meeks
Bidwell
Paulette Hudson
Middleport
Gertrude Rice
Coatton
Donna Sue Cole
Point Pleasant
Arden Mapes
Florence V. Burnett
Gapole
Freddie J. Linton
Coalition
John .P. Brumfield
Gallipolis
Myrtie Rutherford
William A. Lanier
Crown City
Edward Riley
Metta
Chevalier
Carol Coughenour
Park Russell
Daniel Sharp
David Coon
Otho Wolfe
Robert Neal
Denny Lane
Stanley Jones
John Steven
Madison Child Bitten by Neighbor’s Dog in Holzer Hospital
Madison child was treated at Holzer Hospital Tuesday after a dog bite. Police report the dog, owned by Ola Neal, neighbor next door, had not been treated for rabies.
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Gallipoolis
Jean Boyer
ST Madison
Holzer Hospital
Ola Neal
Two Men Arrested On Stop Sign Charge
Gallipolis police report two men forfeited $10 bonds each for failing to obey a stop sign in municipal court. Charged were George Clark Jr and Charles ton and Richard Lee Dsew of Vinton Route 1.
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Gallipolis
George Clark, Jr
Charleston
Richard Lee
Vinton
Perry Co Court News Brisk docket details guardianship and divorces
An executors account for William J. Barry shows receipts of 13086.46. A guardian requests authority to pay a ward 70 per month and ward’s sister 40 per month for lodging. Guardians’ accounts reveal receipts of 2849.22 and 1521.50 with a 1327.72 balance. The Palm Brothers Decalcomania case against Mystic Mines was settled and dismissed at plaintiff cost. Suitings involve H. Zussman and Son Co against Crooksville Dry Goods for 297.88 and M. R. Saunhers and Sons against Frank Susa for 254.95. Responses in De Garmo case deny petitions and request temporary alimony. Divorces awarded to Alice Dawson and Alice Elizabeth Francis. other divorce actions noted. Marriage licenses issued for four couples. Real estate transfers record various lot and tract conveyances in Perry County.
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Guardian
Bert H. Ie
Palm Brothers Decalcomania Co
Mystic Mines of
Corning
H. Zussman and Son Co
Cincinnati
Frank Susa
Crooksville Dry Goods Co
M. R. Saunhers and Sons, Inc
Robert de Garmo
Margaret de Garmo
Declie, de Garmo
Ellen Neldermier
Alice R. Dawson
New Lexington
Rov. Dawson
Columbus
Alice Elizabeth Francis
Dennis Francis
Elizabeth St
Ames Fleming
Roseville
Shelly A. Fleming
McGlothlin Family Moves to West Virginia Farm
Mr and Mrs W M McGlothlin relocate to a West Virginia farm after three to four years in mining work. L B Terry assists their mother while Donna Pel sie and Sue Trainer visit near Radcliff. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Woodall in Salem Ohio on April 2. Latther Woodall is grandparent to the newborn. George Tyler and R O Woodall were in Dundas and McArthur for business. The Koicht family visited the Woodalls as Verna Woosl also joined events.
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Ewington
W M. McGlothlin
West Virginia
McGlothlin
L. B. Terry
Donna Pelsie
Sue Trainer
Radcliff
Tommy
Margaret Ann
Ohio
Richard
Latther Woodall
A. O. Woodall
Warne Cottini
Columbus
George Tyler
R. O. Woodall
Dundas and
McArthur
Dick Koicht
Woodall
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Tom Byrne
Chicose White Sox
Birminghams Brons
Luke Applings
Memphis Chicks
Memphis
Minnie
Bob Feller
Teri
Tribe
Clevelanders
Jim Hearn
Derby
Cleveland
Cleveland Brown
Chubby Grigg
John Kissell
University of Iowa
We Security
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Boy
Atlas
Arete
D. Zubie
Cook
Keely
Chris
Ge Rand
Sohio State
Dode
Plymale-Wagner CO
Bardin Bros. CO
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Madison Child
Ann Barry
William J. Barry
Liam Henry McLean
Shawnee
Jeletta Verbenia Lambert
S Ae Thomas Carr
Crookaville
Pi Be Faye Ater
Crooksville
Mr. McDonald
Harrison Township
Perry County
Malcolm Otis Moore
Early
Bird
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