Lemon to start Indians opener in place of Feller
Bob Lemon will start the Cleveland Indians opener in Indianapolis, replacing Bob Feller who has started inaugurals since before the war. Lemon, 29, went the distance in a 4-2 exhibition win over the New York Giants in Kansas City, driving in two runs with a bases loaded single. Sam Zoldak injured in batting practice will miss about a week. Also notes that since 1876 992 men have played for Cincinnati and Providence Reds posted 44 wins in 1948-49 in the AHL.
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al Rosen
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Pepper Martin recalls late inning blunder with Maple Leafs in 1926
The memoir recounts Pepper Martin's minor league game in Toronto when a daring baserunner failed to score as Pepper hesitated to throw. Burt Shotton, then manager of the Chiefs, blasted him for the botched play. A week later the same scenario prompted a quicker, decisive throw and his move to third base. Gene Hermanski is noted as a follow up topic.
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Lumbermen Defeat Bottlers In Close Thursday League Battle
Lumbermen beat Bottlers 822 821 in final game to move within two games of third place as Bottlers clinch title and lead Mathews Oil by one and a half. Dana Bolin led with solid scores while Banks Sport Shop and Mathews Oil squads earned key wins elsewhere.
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Howard Mills
Frank Calvin
Sport Shop
Easter Services and Socials In Wilkesville Community
Cantata sunrise services at the Presbyterian Church led by Mrs. Bessie Wells with Mrs. Pearl Horton on piano. Past Matrons Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Russell Woltz on April 10, attended by Edith Newsom Grace Colwell Mildred Wells Shirley Spires Rita Grate Ardis Macomber Jewell Strong Louise Woltz and visitor Patty Grate from Ohio University. Several residents and relatives visited over Easter including Miss Patty Grate, Eddie Fitzpatrick taken to Holzer Hospital, and guests of the Spires and Wiseman households.
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Edith McCarley
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Mary Wiseman
C. E. Keck
Sandra
Bessie Wells
Kenneth Cooper
Grove City
Frank Nelson
Land Transfers In Swan and Jackson Townships
Vinton records show Thomas L. Rannells transferring 20 acres in Swan Township to Green and Corsie Rice. Claude and Lulu Wing transfer three acres in Jackson Township to Oliver and Beverly Stidam. Adam and Eva Oney transfer 25.23 acres in Swan Township to Harold and Cora Stelle.
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Corsie Rice
Swan Township
Claude and
Lulu Wing
Oliver
Beverly Stidam
Jackson Township
Adam and
Eva Oney
Harold and
Cora Stelle
Six Schoolboy Games In Athens County League
Baseball teams in the Athens County League aim to play four regular games today weather permitting. Only two wins to date go to Buchtel and Waterloo with Rome dropping two losses. Ames Bern travels to Albany, The Plains hosts Buchtel, Shade visits Waterloo, and Trimble goes to Rome. Troy has dropped out. Outside the league, Point Pleasant plays at Pomeroy and Ripley meets Wahama.
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Wahama
HVL To Complete Reorganization For 1950 Season
Nelsonville The Hocking Valley Baseball League will wrap its reorganization for the 1950 season at an 8 p.m. meeting in city hall Monday. Three applications seek two berths with Buchtel, Carbon Hill and Chauncey on file. Logan Mingoes and Athens Merchants, founders four years ago, have surrendered their franchises. The season opens Sunday May 7 with Nelsonville Eagles defending champions along with Nelsonville VFW Glouster Albany New Marshfield and Athens Eagles back in the fold.
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Albany
New Marshfield
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Maurey Brothers Shine as PSU Wrestling Standouts
The Maurey brothers Don and Jim from Clearfield Pennsylvania emerge as notable wrestling talents at Penn State, showcasing strong performance and standout skills for the university program.
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Capitals Sweep Calde r Cup Finals
The Indianapolis Capitals claimed the Calder Cup with a 3-2 victory over the Cleveland Barons, completing an undefeated playoff run of eight straight wins and securing their first title with a seven game series.
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Weather Cancels AHS-Waterloo Tilt
Poor weather forced cancellation of the Ath ens High School and Waterloo baseball game Thursday. AHS Coach Fred Swearingen announced three make up games with Glouster High next Tuesday, Chauncey Dover on April 27, and Buchtel on May 5. Return games with Glouster and Buchtel planned for late May.
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Swearingen
Raffensberger Goes 6–0 Against Cubs in 1949 Start Series
Cincinnati pitcher Ken Raffensberger won all six starts against the Chicago Cubs in 1949 and pitched six complete games, dominating the matchup across season play.
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