Vander Meer Hops In For Cleveland In Exhibition Defeat
Johnny Vander Meer, 36, tried out as a relief pitcher for Cleveland in Winston-Salem but was tagged by New York's Giants for 13 runs in a 13-6 exhibition loss. Larry Doby and Orestes Minoso hit homers for Cleveland, with Minoso delivering a grand slam. The Tribe’s spring record fell to 16-17 as Bob Lemon prepared to start another game.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
New York
Giants
Cincinnati
Tribe
Vander Meer
Mike Garcia
Bob Chakales
Monte Irvin
Bobby Thomson
Garcia
Whitey Lockman
Irvin
Clint Hartung
Chakales
Cleveland
Larry Doby
Orestes Minoso
Doby
Minoso
Minnie
Bob Lemon
Murlogg Farm Nominates Fighting Back for Derby Renewal
Louisville report notes Murlogg Farm backs Fighting Back a full brother to Fighting Step for the 1951 Kentucky Derby. The colt began racing March 9, ran 18 times through Oct. 28, with seven stakes starts. Best finish was fourth in the Prairie State Stakes, after which he wintered in Tennessee and will resume in spring. Fighting Fox, sire of Fighting Back, was the post-time favorite in the 1938 Derby but finished sixth.
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Louisville
Murlogg Farm
Fighting Back
Fighting Step
Jet Pilot
Washington Park
Longleat
Rude
Stop Gap
Tennessee
Kentucky
Fighting Buck
Fighting Fox
Lawrin
Mrs Johnson Hosts Trimble Church Women Club
Mrs Fern Johnson hosted the Christian Women's Fellowship of Trimble Church of Christ on Wednesday. Lucy Harvey led a program Let Us Linger Awhile with Patricia Johnson Fern Johnson and Jo anne Gooding assisting. Mrs Harvey led a Philippines map discussion. Gertrude Rainey gave Meditation on a Tree and Eternity a memorial poem by Raymond F. McLain. Refreshments followed served by the hostess for a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Fern Johnson
Christian Women's Fellowship
Trimble Church of Christ
Lucy Harvey
Patricia Johnson
Joanne Gooding
Philippines
Harvey
Gertrude Rainey
Raymond F. McLain
Transylvania College
A. W. Fortune
Helen Courtney
Connie Brown
Mabel Sisson
Ocie Sharp
Emma McClelland
Eva Gooding
Agnes Penrod
Mildred Antie
Beatrice Vaughn
Gwen Harvey
Susie Easler
Martha McCune
Reds Brainstorm Big Five for Fast Start
RICHMOND IND. Cincinnati's Reds face a surplus of pitching, Texas of talent as Luke Sewell concentrates on a top five—Ewell Blackwell Howie Fox Ken Raffensberger Willie Ramsdell Herm Wehmeier—to spark a speedy start. Exhibition set with Indianapolis, with Kluszcz kowski Hatton slated for key positions and Adcock Wyrostek Usher in field. McMillan Adams Stallcup Ryan at keystone.
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Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati
Reds
Luke Sewell
Ewell Blackwell
Howie Fox
Ken Raffensberger
Willie Ramsdell
Herm Wehmeller
Indianapolis Indians
Rhinelanders
Ted Klusgowski
Grady Hatton
Joe Adcock
Johnny Wyrostek
Bob Usher
Cliff Chambers
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Roundup of boxing hockey and baseball results
In Syracuse Carmen Basilio outpointed Eddie Giosa in a 145 pound bout while Terry Moore beat Jerome Richardson in a 156 pound matchup in Philadelphia. NHL playoff action saw Pittsburgh lead Cleveland 9-2 as the series stands 2-1. Toledo tops Troy 4-1 in the AHA Senior Open final, Toledo takes 2-1 series lead. Exhibition baseball scores include New York N 15 Cleveland 6 and St. Louis 10 Little Rock 7, plus Boston 5 Springfield 2 and Detroit 11 Birmingham 2 Memphis 2-1, Chicago 0 St. Louis 7 Texarkana in SA action.
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Syracuse
Carmen Basilio
Eddie Giosa
Philadelphia
Terry Moore
Baltimore
Jerome Richardson
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Toledo
Troy
Ohio
St. Louis
Little Rock
Boston
Springfield
Detroit
Birmingham
Memphis
Chicago
Meigs Beagle Trial Planned in Pomeroy
The Meigs County Beagle Club, Inc. outlined plans for an all-age field trial set for April 22 at the Second Ward Fire Department quarters. The committee includes Harry Wells, Joe Johnson, Charles Smith, Roy Smith of Pomeroy, and Gerald Sheets of Gallipolis. Delegates to the Associated Beagle Clubs of Southern Ohio meeting at Greenfield on May 26 were named Joe Young Sr. Middleport, Charles King Rutland, and Joe Vadish Pomeroy. A follow up meeting at the Fire Department quarters was scheduled to finalize trial details.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Beagle Club, Inc
Second Ward
Harry Wells
Joe Johnson
Charles Smith
Roy ©. Smith
Gerald Sheets
Gallipolis
Associated
Beagle Clubs of Southern
Joe Young
Middleport
Charles King
Rutland
Joe Vadish
Fire Department
Fishing begins in Muskingum lakes with early catches
Crappies and bass are being taken at Seneca and Piedmont as water warms, with James Christian of Canton yielding 80 crappies and three bass the best haul at Seneca. Concession boats start returning, roads recover, and plans form for a Tappan Lake inboard regatta in July to attract boaters and set a measured mile for potential world records.
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Philadelphia
Muskingum Conservancy District
Seneca
James Christian
Canton
Piedmont
A. J. Neiser
East Liverpool
Henry Richards
Conservancy District
State
Lake Erie
Ubrichsville Chamber of Commerce
Salary limits in minor league baseball cited in article
The piece notes a $10,000 salary ceiling for Class AA Texas League players and the $2,250 per season minimum for players in Oklahoma’s Class D Sooner State League, highlighting the wide range of pay in organized baseball.
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Oklahoma
No pitcher won two IL games in 1950 season
The fragment notes that no pitcher won two games in the International League during 1950, mentions Tom Poholsky, and indicates Rochester had the most wins.
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Tom Poholsky
Rochester
Chauncey Area Church Night Unified Services
Multiple Chauncey Greens Run Trimble and Taylor Ridge churches join for a Sunday night service at 7 30 led by Rev Ben F Haglebarger of Mansfield First Christian Church with Chauncey choir. Also outlines morning speakers at Greens Run Chauncey Taylor Ridge and Trimble plus Sunday schedules for Morristown Holiness Chauncey Pilgrim Holiness Church and other Plains area churches and evangelists.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Ben F. Haglebarger
First Christian Church
Mansfield
Chauncey Choir
G. B. Courtney
Earl Mohler
Church OF God
Clarence Way
the Plains Church of the
Nazarene
Bona Fleming
NYPS
Evangelist Fleming
Lena Brandenburg
First Church OF God
the Plains
Kk. E. Kelchner
Dora Cunningham
Yale Crewmen Face British Rival In Housatonic Race
Yale and Cambridge prepare for the inter national crew race on the Housatonic with Cambridge favored. Yale Coach Jim Rothschmidt reshuffles the lineup placing Norton Stevens at stroke and three rowers moved to the junior varsity. The 1 3/4 mile race at Derby, Conn is set for 4 pm EST with more than 25 000 spectators expected as a British shell challenges Yale on American soil. The Housatonic has returned to normal after a flood scare. The article notes Yale crews living with British students and a quiet resolve to win for England. Attends dinner Chauncey Mrs. Vira Shafer The Plains attended Harrold Brown's birthday dinner Tuesday.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cambridge
British Shell
Harold Bickett
London
Cambridge Shell
Oxford
Jim Rothschmidt
Norton Stevens
Atlantic
Derby
Housatonic
England
Chauncey
Vira Shafer
Plains
Harrold Brown
Baker Settlement
Duquesne Upset Ends Ten-Game Win Streak by Cincinnati
Duquesne's basketball squad snapped a ten-game run by defeating Cincinnati to halt the rival's streak. The win marked a notable conference contest moment for the Dukes and highlighted a key performance shift in the season.
Cruikshank Celebrates 76th Birthday at Home
Luther Cruikshank Chauncey Cruickshank and family gathered at 53 Main St to honor Chauncey Cruikshank on his 76th birthday. Relatives from Summit Station Columbus and Wonderland attended as singing by Tommy Cruickshank and Cheryl Lynn Fuerhelm accompanied a decorated cake centerpiece.
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Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
Main St
Tommy Cruickshank
Cheryl Lynn Fuerhelm
Leslie Cruickshank
Thomas Cruickshank
Tommy
Ronnie
Summit Station
Ohio
Merle Fuerhelm
Cheryl Lynn
Columbus
Luther Cruickshank
Doris Eisenwaugle
Wonderland
Cruikshanks Move From Summit Station to Wonderland
Mr and Mrs Thomas Cruikshank and children Tommy and Ronnie relocate from Summit Station to Wonderland near Columbus. The move shifts a local family to a new community setting with unknown reasons noted in the brief notice.
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Cruikshanks
Summit Station
Chauncey
Thomas Cruikshank
Tommy and
Ronnie
Wonderland
Columbus
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