Waterloo and Cardinals In County Semi Finals
Waterloo and Cardinals reach the Athens County Baseball Tournament semifinals after wins. Waterloo edged Rome 7 to 6 in seven innings as Dicken pitched well and Carder and Llewellyn contributed. Trimble beat The Plains 7 to 2 with Exline winning and Morrison Erdy Kochis and Exline keying the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo and Cardinals
Ray Brooks
Rockets
Rome
Trimble
Plains
Waterloo
Raymond Dicken
Athens
Dicken
Yester- Ion
Wolfe
Woyd Carder
Charles Llewellyn
George Walraven
Frimble
Mike Morrison
Ed Erdy
John Kochis
Exline
Cardinals
John Thompson
Charles
Burdette
Bill Charney
Thompson
Jim Vessalo
Indians
Ames-Bern
Albany
Troy
Buchtel
Carder
Simmons
Baseball Standings and Weather Affected Tuesday Schedule
American League teams list with records and pending games. Detroit Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Boston Washington Baltimore New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati spread across Wednesday and Tuesday schedules with weather-related postponements and notes on only scheduled games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Esay Ry
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Crashes Kill Two Drivers in California Races
Two renowned auto racers died in separate Sunday road races in California. Walt Faulkner of Long Beach perished when his 1996 Ford crashed during a West Coast Speedway qualifying run, his restraints failing as the car rolled repeatedly. Ernie McAfee, 37, of Beverly Hills, died when his Ferrari crashed at high speed after brakes reportedly locked on a sharp turn, the car slamming into a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sly
Associated Press
California
Walt Faulkne
Long Beach
Calif
Ford
West Coast Speedway
Vallejo
Fred Agajanian
Faulkner
Toronto
Ernie McAfee
Beverly Buffalo
Hills
Cell
Havana
Rochester
Columbus
Montreal
Miami
Richmond
Ferrari
Buffalo
International League Matchups Prompt Doubleheader Cards
Montreal faces Havana in an International League game while Toronto visits Miami for another league clash. Teams and venues listed for the schedule, highlighting cross city matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Havana
Toronto
Miami
Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Nelsonville approves city school playground lease plan
Nelsonville city council and a portion of the Nelsonville City Board of Education reached a tentative 20 year lease plan to convert parts of the athletic field, riverbank area, and facilities for a playground and football use. The agreement includes access to dressing rooms, field access, and no alterations to the football field, with May ratification expected. The council also approved 15000 to Pleasantview Ave road work and discussed Hocking Plaza relocation possibilities while considering a separate stock issue underwrite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Charles Evans
James Shumaker
Arthur Kennedy
Evans
Ruth Daugherty
Jerry Vesting
Voard
Shumaker
Pleasantview Ave
Sryal
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Yank Rookie Batting 350 Cannot Throw Says Stengel
New York Yankees manager Stengel indicated rookie Jerry Lumpe, hitting .350, may head to the bench if his fielding does not improve by Friday. Lumpe, the only rookie to win a regular job, drew praise for hitting but criticism for throwing. Billy Martin’s arm injury recovery could shift plans, with Andy Carey entrenched at third base and Gil McDougald as a versatile option at shortstop.
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New York
Jerry Lampe
New York Yankees
Stengel
Phil Page
Birmingham
Lumpe
Billy Martin
Andy Carey
Gil McDougald
29 Innings Later Umpire Calls Game
In GiFu Japan two teams Kawasaki Aircraft Co and The Bureau faced a 4-4 tie after 29 scoreless innings Games stretched eight hours and 40 minutes with the chief umpire collapsing from hunger as others ate. the lasting halted contest ended in a draw amid exhausted players and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifu
Japan
Kawasaki Aircraft Co
Try Bureau
Rio Grande College Finishes Third In National Offense Ranking
Rio Grande College ends season ranked third nationally in team offense per final NCAA statistics. West Virginia Tech scored 100 points in a top game while Georgia Teacher averaged 948 points per game. Redmen hit 301 field goals, with Marvin Curry 617 and Dick Myers 542 in field goal accuracy. They also stood seventh in free throw accuracy at 712.
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Rio Grande
Kit Grande
National Intercollegiate Athletics Association
West Virginia Tech
Georgia
Marvin Curry
Dick Myers
Redmen
Xavier Unveils 1956 Football Schedule
Xavier University changes its 1956 football slate with Quantico moved to October 20 and a return game against St Joseph of Indiana. Ohio University and Kentucky rejoin the Musketeers schedule with Colorado A&M facing them for the first time. Hal Jeffcoat, a Cincinnati relief pitcher, shifted from outfield to mound during 1954 spring training with the Chicago Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnall —P—Aavier University
Quantico Marines
al Stephhan
Quantico
Musketeers
Xavier
St. Joseph
Indiana
Ohio University
Kentucky
Colorado A&m
Cincinnas
Hal Jeffcoat
Chicago Cubs
Uncle Bud Cragg Hosts Birthday Musings and Local Notes
Louisville Kentucky residents recall Uncle Bud Cragg who celebrates a birthday and muses on aging politics and life. The article notes his 44 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad, his quiet habits, and views on the coming election. It also covers Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier’s marriage interest to locals, a Perry County treasurer report, a New Lexington fire at Midland Eastern Co, and Shawnee council appointments including Louis Sarvis and David Richards.
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Louisville
Bud Cragg
Bud
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Perry County
Eva M
Bradley County
Grace Kelly l
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Charles M. Bennett
New Lexington
Bennett
Crooksville Bank
Mediterranean
Monco
Midland Eastern Co
Shawnee
J. T
Shawnee Council
Louis Sarvis
Board of Public Affairs
David Richards
Corning youths held on Route 155 arrest and court action
New Lexington News reports three youths arrested on Route 155, led by Donald S. Plant 23 Corning, Robert Banks 27 Corning and Charles Doughty 26 Corning. Each fined 35 dollars plus costs in Mayor Willie Wright’s court. Also noted is road closure permission in Clayton township for Sunny Hill Coal Co. and a jail case in Morgan County involving Theodore Welch Corning and Peter Smith Corning for delinquency acts with two McConnelsville girls. Mr and Mrs G S Driggs Crooksville celebrate golden anniversary with son James G Driggs and others from Cleveland visiting. Mr Driggs is a local businessman.
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New
Lexington
Theing and Drakes
Donald S. Plant
Corning
Robert Banks
Charles Doughty
Willie Wright
Clayton Township
Sunny Hill Coal Co
Perry County
Albert Hamilton
John Taylor
Anna Tague
Morgan County
Theodore Welch
Peter Smith
McConnelsville
G. S. Driggs
Crooksville
James G. Driggs
P. J. Robecheck
Cleveland
Mr. Driggs
C.F. Robinson
Big Ten Commissioner Meets OSU Officials
Western Conference commissioner Kenneth L. Tug Wilson will meet Ohio State University leaders including President Howard Bevis and faculty representative Dr. Wendell Postie in Columbus next Wednesday. He has made three visits to probe aspects of the OSU football operation and officials would not confirm the investigation’s status or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Ohio State University
Wilson
Ohio State
Howard L. Bevis
Wendell Postie
OSU
Deepest Well in Plaquemines Begins Oil Flow
A four mile deep well in Plaquemines Parish began to flow mud and oil on Saturday indicating it will become the world’s deepest producer. J Edwin Hill of Richardson and Bass stated the well lies about 35 miles below New Orleans on the west bank of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Plaquemines Parish
J. Edwin Hill
Richardson and Bass
Mississippi River
Nelsonville circles plan rummage sale and meetings
Nelsonville society circles held recent meetings in local homes with plans for a May rummage sale. New members joined the Presbyterian group as inspectors awarded an excellent rating. Multiple club activities and events were noted including a district meeting, hospital guild awards postponed to May, and visits from former residents.
Denver Airport Sees Record 1.18 Million Passengers
In its 21 year history Denver's municipal airport handled more than one million travelers in a single year for the first time. A total of 1,182,000 airline passengers were recorded for 1985 after the figures were tabulated.
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Denver
Hemlock Teacher Grace Russell Retires After 37 Years
Grace B Russell ends 37 years in Hocking and Perry County schools with 28 years at Hemlock. She began teaching in 1905 at Kline one room school, raised two children after her husband’s 1920 death, studied nursing, then returned to teaching. A Saturday night celebration honors her with gifts. she has four grandchildren and will live in Logan.
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R. Miller
Jack
Dolph Talbot
PTO
Debbie Conn
Robert Rowland
the Logan
E. Russell
London
Ohio State University School of Dentistry
Logan
Nelsonville Park Meeting on Playground Plans Tonight
A Nelsonville recreation program meeting convenes at 7 at City Hall to discuss park playground facilities with a school board majority. Recommendations will be sent to Athens County Commissioners Wednesday night as they visit the site to determine cooperation for development.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonvile
Athens County Commissioners
Meeting Scheduled In Welsonville For Parade Planning
A Welsonville meeting of the governing committee is called for today in the city building to set plans for a week long parade. The Gooding Co. of Columbus will supply rides. other committees for the parade will be named at tonight's gathering to finalize the arrangements.
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Welsonville
Fer
Gmornt Commie
Te Pareto
Gooding Co
Columbus
Nelsonville Dance to Aid Bobby Hitchings Fund
Tickets for a benefit dance at Nelsonville High School are selling fast to help pay the medical bills of Bobby Hitchings, a Greyhound football player who broke a leg March 27. The event, opened by the Nelsonville Athlete Association, features music from Frank Pierce and Given Five and will be held Friday night in the high school gymnasium.
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Nelsonville
Bobby Hitchings
Lowell Cole
Charles Wyde
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds
Frank Pierce
T He
Nelsonville ‘Athlete Association
Greyhound
Istill
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Dismissed list of local residents and relatives
Dismissed entries include Mrs Josephine Guerra of Athens and Mrs Frank Tatman of Crooksville Route 1, with James Phillip Dodd of Murray and other named individuals such as Robert Smathers, Gary Bohyer, and Helen Coury connected to Nelsonville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Love
New Straitsville
James Smith
Murray
Nelsonville Dairy Shop Sold to Mony Family
Mati Mony and Earl Mony buy Mac's Dairy Free at Canal Street opposite the shoe factory. They take possession effective yesterday and pledge to maintain the prior service. The store employs six staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
von Matimony
Earl Marmony
Mac's Dairy Freese
Jack Wilson
Jerrold Wheaton
Canal St
Birth Of Son For Local Families In Mount Mary Hospital
Nelsonville couple Mr and Mrs Donald Smith report the birth of a son Donald Edward on April 21 at Mount St Mary Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds fourteen ounces. Parents include Mrs John Hillis of Nelsonville and Mr Mrs Orville Smith of Logan with supporting relatives from Logan and Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Donald Smith
Logan
Donald Edward
Mount St. Mary Hospital
John Hillis
Orville Smith
Nelsonville City approves continued ban on special vehicles
Nelsonville police gained council approval at a special meeting to continue prohibiting certain vehicles. The Nelsonville Eagles plan a stag fish fry Thursday April 28 at 7 30 p m. in the rear store loading area alongside the entertainment featuring the film See Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Specis
Nelson
Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Watson Wolfe
Nelsonville PTA Plans Wednesday Meeting and Elections
Nelsonville area news: The Ci Parents Teachers Association schedules a 3 p.m. Wednesday meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Also, the Emblem Club hosts Presidents Night at 5 p.m. in Knights Hall tonight with Past President’s Night festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Mpet
Nelsonville
Ci Parents Teachers Asso
Don H. Shafer
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Spm
Kiks Hall
Television programs stray from quiz show host
TV viewers were amused and confused as a host on a CBS NBC program bungled questions and mispronounced names during a debut episode. The incident drew reactions from the studio and audience, with the host pledging tighter control over answers in future shows.
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Ment
The
Gene Wolfe
Romans
Thompson, Burdette and
Vessalo
Exline and
Poches
Ate Council
Yank
F City Ice & Fuel CO
Sycamore St
Gallipolis
Doctor of Motors
Rio Offense
Rou
Ers
Pete” Baird
Mar
Columbus St
N. Court St
Geert
Leta A. Arti
Pomeroy
Ka Mina
Baie 8
Aaa
Uncle Bud
New Lexington News
Big Ten
Hhurry
Joan
Nelsonville Society
Circle Five
Presbyterian Women's Assn
Tom Wolf
William Hroedrich
Margaret Johnson
William Friedrich & I
Lil
Iian Haffner
Wofty AdVines
Betty Stook
Patty River
Cora Lee Duskey
Anna C. Rose
Mary Lou Wichterman
Ween
Hon On
Twig Rive
First Methodist Church Guild
Deen
Bill Howe
Alan Neiman
William Hich
Davis
Robert Smith
Freddie Planned Richards
Joe Mingus
Jack Mil
Ler
Larry Steele
Tommy Steen Wen
Besith Center
Cosmopolitans
Pandorians
Cosmopolitan Club
Pandorian Club
Lala Salts
War of the Federated Clubs
Wes
Garden Club
Lucile Weaver
Girl ‘Scout House
Mary Beth
Mark Cneeseman
Daniel Jones
Winchester
Hemlock
Charles Mercer
Hal
Desdemona
Shai
New York City
Redmond O'Hanioe
Cbs-Tv
Jones
Jann Daly
Werner Bron
Danny Thomas
Fox
Gloria
Tinya News
Sac Dairy
Maar Parade
Nammwerede
Paty
Channet
Channel
Tai
Portis
Wareer Bron
Mange Ter
Mites Berle
Shon Bente
Wyatt En Sar
Pieyerene
Cavesnae
Reem Tor
Seaton
Yio
Aera
Seeney Picton
Petre
Tonnensee
Carvent Rom
Carron
Mewes
Sam Sass
Mawine
Peat Desa
Hoeparty
Mani
Goawe
Dapoune
Geetar Opi
Geos
Pans
Murr
Maesey
Rane Om
Homey
Doma
Momy Boaty
Mickey
Hain Cassy
Ian These
Beta
Xews
Sparta
Tion Waser Prutoy
Caravan
Paproune Fayomue
Pater Rowte
Father Nome
Gary St Prema
Toeater
Pisa
Tomaha
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