Cincinnati Keeps Pace With 1950 Won-Lost Record
The Cincinnati Redlegs fell to the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 1, their sixth defeat in seven games matching last year’s pace. Ramadell, Perkowski, and Wehmeier limited the Cards to seven hits as Enos Slaughter, Musial, and Schoendienst led St Louis’ two-run second and seventh inning. Cincinnati threatened in the seventh but left runners stranded, and Abe Pramesa’s triple started a Cards counterattack. The Queen City hosts Chicago tonight with Minner facing Fox.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
St Louis
Rhinelanders
Willie Ramsdell
Harry Perkowski
Herman Wehmele
Cardinals
Redlegs
Johany Pramesa
Cincinnati Cellarites
Johnny Wyrostek
Inchhitter
Bob Scheffing
Bly
Max Lanier
Ramadell
Wehimeter
Peanuts Lowrey
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Solly Hemus
Pramesa
Lanier
Red Schoendienst
Redbirds
Chy
Chicago
Perkowski
ST. Louis
Whemeier
Marietta Pioneers announce 22 game basketball schedule
Marietta College released a 22 game 1951 52 basketball schedule led by Athletic Director Dan Drunian The slate includes a December invitational tournament featuring Muskingum West Liberty Morris Harvey and Marietta with regular season games counting toward the record Marietta will play 12 home games and will begin away at Muskingum This season will see a major rebuilding effort by coach Bill Whetsell and two returning regulars The Pioneer record last season was 13 7 with 21 tilts played includes games against West Virginia Wesleyan Hiram and Tiffin for the first time in history and new opponents Ohio University and Capital College appear in the schedule
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Marietta
Marietta College
Dan Drunian
Pioneer Cagers
West Liberty
Morris Harvey
West Virginia
Muskingum
West Virginia Wesleyan
Hiram
Tiffin University
Washington and Jefferson
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Ohio
Rio Grande
Bill
Whetsell
Hie
Pioneers
New Concord
Bueckhannon
W. Va
Ohio University
Athens
Pairmont State
Waynesburg
Jan
Xavier Teams Enter Full Competition
Xavier spring sports enter the second full week with seven games in five days. Baseball and golf each schedule three meetings while the nine play a cross town game at Cincinnati against the Bearcats in a home and home for the city title and then travel to Huntington West Virginia to face Marshall College.
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Cincinnati
Xavier
Ned Walk
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Cleveland releases pitcher Al Olsen
Cleveland yesterday released pitcher Al Olsen who had asked for his release to join the San Diego Padres. Olsen indicated he preferred playing for San Diego and noted the salary and cost of living difference made staying with the Indians impractical.
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Cleveland
al Olsen
San Diego Padres
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Padres
Olsen
Chillicothe Golfers Defeat Athens High
Chillicothe golfers defeated Athens High 45 to 3 in a season opener, earning the locals first win after a prior loss to Circleville. Johnny Smith nearly beat Bill Evans, while medalist Tom Hess led Chillicothe with an 82 two rounds. Other results: Pete Vernin beat Jim Widdoes 2-1 and John Sidensticker defeated Bill Wolle 2-1.
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Chillicothe Athens High
Chillicothe
Jack Algeo
Pete Vernin
Jim Widdoes
John Sidensticker
Bill Wolle
Athens
National League and American League baseball scores and results
Box scores and results from major leagues including Boston versus Brooklyn Pittsburgh versus Chicago New York versus Philadelphia and Philadelphia versus New York. Also entries from Washington Boston St Louis Detroit and several American Association games with varied scores and rain notes.
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Roe
Erskine
Bankhead
Campanella
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Law
Werle
McCullough
Lown
McLish
Walker
New York
Philadelphia
Bowman
Jones
Kramer
Kennedy
Gettel
Kosle
Westram
Miller
Konstanty
Wfether
Shantz
Tipton
Lopar
Berra
Washington
Boston
Kuzava
Grasso
Wight
McDermott
Batts
St. Louis
Detroit
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Brooklyn
Wsnenie
Chicago Wits
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus Ossoo
Kellner
Ve Shea
Marrero
Consuegra
Parnell
Widmar
Starr
Gumpert
Dobson
Jansen
Va Heintzelman
Bickford
Newcombe
Minner
Va. Fox
Chambers
Vse. Poholesky
Pirates top Cubs in 6-4 win behind Westlake's 4 RBI
Wally Westlake powered Pittsburgh with a homer and a single driving in four as the Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-4. Other notes list Yankees’ E4l Lopat’s four-hit 3-0 shutout of Philadelphia and a slate of afternoon games with various matchups and pitchers. Also, Cleveland Browns announce signings of Hal Herring Don Phelps Frank Gataski and Abe Gibron for the 1951 season.
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Wally Westlake
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
E4l Lopat
Yankees
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Hal Herring
Don Phelps
Frank Gataski
Abe Gibron
Shawnee PTA Banquet Honors Shawnee Indians Basketball Team
The Shawnee PTA sponsored a banquet for the Shawnee Indians basketball team with a decorated table, Indian-themed favors, and two blue and white cakes inscribed Shawnee Indiana 1951. Attendees included Rev Father Wellnitz and toastmaster W C Roberts, plus remarks from Ralph Peyton and others. 194 dinners served, dance followed with Johnny Ridenour as caller.
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PTA
Blanche Gibbon
Alma Harris
Evelyn Breckinridge
Bernice Burns
Garnet Colvin
Dorothy Seaman
Michael Wellnitz
W. C Roberts
Ralph Peyton
Bill Seaman
Austin Nichols
Clarence Harris
Nathan Davis
H Hughes
Peggy Burns
Johnny Ridenour
Melvin Neal
Ben Ellis
Columbus
Earl Norrie
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Loren Joe Bramer
U. S Navy
Hawaii
Asa Bramer
Nancy
Margaret Hopkina
Walking Man Nears 25 000 Mile World Walk Milestone
Kansas City fireman George R. Ross, 75, who has spent 35 years in a boiler room, says he has walked about 17 160 miles since 1999. He travels two and a half miles to work and estimates five miles daily for his round trip. If he can continue a few years more, he may circle the globe by walking.
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Kansas City
George R. Ross
Ross
Wahama Senior Play Opens With Family Dramas
Wahama's senior play opens today with cast including Ida Chapman Webb Charles Robinson Bil Powell Bill Scites James Cunningham Bill Gibbs and others. Matinee performances are set for this afternoon and tomorrow with a final show Thursday at 8 15 p m for elementary and high school students. The plot follows an average American family facing teenage prom era troubles as faculty advisers Mrs Alice Neace Miss Selah Jane Powell and Mrs Bobby Fisher supervise.
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Alice Neace
Selah Jane Powell
Bobby Fisher
Husband and Wife Called to court in Port Pleasant case
William Wyant was arrested and placed under a $2500 bond on charges of displaying a dangerous weapon in a threatening manner. Delores Wyant, his wife, was charged with assault and battery and released to appear Monday before Justice of the Peace A. Simmons, where her husband will also be arraigned.
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Point Pleasant
William Wyant
Delores Wyant
Justice of the Peace
A. Simmons
Post To Be Honored At Legion Conference
In POINT PLEASANT an award of $100 and a plaque will be presented to officers of Mason County Post 23 American Legion for registering veterans in the area. The officers will receive the awards on behalf of the post on the first day of the department conference in Charleston.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
American Legion
Charleston
New Lexington Notes Highlight Local Events and Careers
Walter Howyshell of Junction City opens a New Lexington law office after passing the state bar exam last February. Fred J. Milligan will speak at New Lexington High School commencement. School officers were elected including Harvid Lee president and Everett Sells VP. Perry County sales tax up 13 percent in Q1 with totals to March 31 at 16,289 compared to 144,909 last year. Education broadcasts via Cincinnati station involve George L. Bunnell, NL High School superintendent. Veterans of Foreign Wars names officers led by James W. Seif Jr. Slabs from Lunodict Celadon Co. roofing tile will cover the White House. Watt Pottery Crooksville back to work after $100,000 fire, with Mrs Harold C Wright cited as one of Charleston’s ten best dressed women.
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New Lexington
Walter Howyshell
W. J. Howdyshell
Junction City
Fred J. Milligan
Commerce
Ohio
New Lexington High School
Perry County
Roger W. Tracy
Cincinnati
George L. Bunnell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James W. Seif
Andrew Lolo
M. L. Underwood
D. C. Jenkins
J. C. Ferguson
Louis Page
Lunodict Celadon Co
White House
Washington DC
Washington
Watt Pottery Co
Crooksville
Petticoat Crusade Leader Seeks Gary Mayor Seat
Hylda Mae Burton a 41 year old Gary mother and teacher runs in the Democratic primary seeking the mayor’s job. She led a citywide crusade against gambling houses and vice two years ago and says other candidates offer little for good government. Burton has no formal political backing but cites reform credentials from the Women’s Citizens Committee which challenged crime and police corruption efforts in Gary and Lake County.
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Gary
Indi
Tizay
Hylda Mae Burton
Indiana
Refauver
Burton
Women's Citizens Committee
Lake County
WCE
Writing
Pambler
Watsons and others hold local gatherings and visits
RACINE and surrounding areas report gatherings with Watsons and relatives. T Sgt and Mrs Ivon Watson hosted family indoors celebration for Connie Jo as friends and relatives attended. Other notes include Mrs Mary Jividen visiting, hospital observation for Mrs Jividen, and a Legion Auxiliary meeting attended by Louise Stewart and Mrs Owen Watson at Dey Hysell's home.
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Racine
Owen Watson
T Sgt
Ivon. Watson
Fair Haven
Mir
Wealthy Clark
Athens
Mary Jividen
Jividen
Holzer Hospital
Galipolis
Charles Alkire
American Legion Auxiliary
Pomeroy
Dey Hysell
Elizabeth Huber
Charles Jividen
Tommy
Clark Jividen
Gloria Jean Norris
Rio. Grande College
Fern Norris Carroll Johnson
Johnson
Pt Pleasant Rainbow Girls Meet With Dance Planned
Pt Pleasant Order of Rainbow Girls Assembly 23 met in the Masonic Temple with Miss Janet Forpus presiding. A May 18 dance was proposed, and Ted Wildermuth and his orchestra provided music at the Moose Home. Members listed include Mary Whalen Janet Forbus Sandra Proffitt Beverly Wedge Shirley Thomas Janet Blessing Wilma Smith Vivian Goulder Lucy Rice Marjorie Cappellari Carol Oliver Evelyn Riser Juanita Wears Sandra Sue Jones Patty Yeager Patty Barringer Joan Van Horn Jean Hills Betty McDaniel. The party honored Jimmy Call with a surprise 15th birthday at Park Drive home, attended by Beverly Wedge Ruth Ann Robbison va Hill Ann Williams Carolyn Wartenburg Sandra Proffitt Mary Whalen David Walters Glenville Jewell Donald Foglesong Charles Foglesong Michael Whalen Chuck Romine John Call Sue Call and others. Carpenters Auxiliary met at 213 Main St hosted by Mrs Wirt Robbins. officers elected Elmer Grueser vice president Mrs Wilbur Plants secretary and Mrs Nora Nelson treasurer. Second grade pupils directed by Mrs Manford Blessing and Mrs Burl Randolph presented a program and a dance by Miss Margaret Mann. Mrs J G F Johnson reviewed Why I Know My GFad.
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Order of Rainbow Girls
Assembly
Masonic Temple
Janet Forpus
Moose Home
Ted Wildermuth
Mary Whalen
Janet Forbus
Sandra Proffitt
Beverly Wedge
Shirley Thomas
Janet Blessing
Wilma Smith
Vivian Goulder
Lucy Rice
Marjorie Cappellari
Carol Oliver
Evelyn Riser
Juanita Wears
Sandra Sue Jones
Patty Yeager
Patty Barringer
Joan van Horn
Jean Hills
Betty McDaniel
Harold Call
Park Drive
Jimmy
Jimmyy
Ruth Ann Robbison
Va Hill
Ann Williams
Carolyn Wartenburg
Sanda Proffitt
David Walters
Glenville Jewell
Donald Foglesong
Charles Foglesong
Michael Whalen
Chuck Romine
John Call
Sue Call
Manford Blessing
Burl Randolph
Margaret Mann
J.G.F. Johnson
Trinity Methodist Young Adult Fellowship Meeting
The Young Adult Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church meets Thursday at 6 30 pm in the church dining room. Mr and Mrs Russell Johnson and Mr and Mrs Charlies Hornbeck will host the affair.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Russell Johnson
Charlies Hornbeck
Howard Price Elected President of Ordnance School PTA
Howard Price was elected president of the Ordnance School PTA at a Monday evening meeting held with Gordonessing presiding. The session focused on upcoming fundraisers and parent participation plans for the school year.
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Howard Price
The
Ordnance School Pta
Gordonessing
Birth of Douglas Arthur Hall Near Point Pleasant
A son named Douglas Arthur Hall was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Hall near Point Pleasant on Tuesday at Point Clinic.
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Point Pleasant
Douglas Arthur
William Hall
Point Clinic
Cable Rites Are Thursday
Funeral services for John Cadie 79 killed when a truck collided with a New York Central Railroad freight locomotive near Ambrosia will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m The Rev J D Anthony of a Baptist Church Boomer Va will conduct the services Active pallbearers include Ernest Spurlock Claude Rayburn Vitus Hartley Clarence Sines and Valne Bauer Honorary pallbearers are A E Rollins Howard Schultz Charles King John Hes ton J J Click and Wilbur Darst Flower girls will be selected from the Bethel community Friends may call at the home of Mrs Bonnie Hartley Leon daughter of Mr Cadle
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Point Pleasant
John Cadie
New York Central Railroad
Ambrosia
J.D. Anthony
Baptist
Boomer
I Va
Ernest Spurlock
Claude Rayburn
Vitus Hartley
Clarence Sines
Valne Bauer
A. E. Rollins
Howard Schultz
Charles King
John Heston
Dayton Man Assigned To Dayton Air Field
Alford E i Kimes Mason has been assigned to duty at Wright Patterson Air Field Dayton following his enlistment in the United States Air Force. Kimes enlistment was announced here Tuesday by Sgt. W P Rush local recruiter.
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Point Pleasant
Alford E.i Kimes
Mason
Wright Pratterson Air Field
Dayton
United States Air Force
Kimes
W. P. Rush
Legion Post Sponsors Boy's State Delegate at Jackson's Mill
Point Pleasant Mason County Post 25, American Legion, will sponsor a boy to attend Boy's State at Jackson's Mill the week of June. Selection will be based on scholarship and leadership qualifications with Sons of Legionnaires given preference if two candidates qualify.
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Legion Post
Point Pleasant
Mason County
American Legion
Jackson's Mill
Sons of Legionaires
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NEA
Crosley Field
Paul Minner
Howie Fox
Abrhoa Adams
Hatton
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M Ee Usher
Et McMillan
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Nancy Boston
Jackie Roush
Janet Zirkle
Jane McGrew
Shirley Johnston
Hattie
Tuendie-Wei
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Messenger
Phyllis Clendenin
Phyllis Kapp
JoAnn Donahue
Cary Howard Rayburn
Otto Weber
Messenger Newsphoto
Tanto
Legion Conference
Lexington
Eagles
Harvid Lee
Everett Sells
Ralph Sands
Andrew McMillan
Paul Stewart
Charlies Smith
Crookeville
Harold C. Wright
Olive Cross
Crooksylle
Petticoat Crusade
WCC
TOC
Eugene Swartz
Mary Cheever
Lew Wallace High School
Wirt Robbins
Main St
Carpenters Auxiliary
Miles’ Downing
Albert Belcher
George Bumgarner
Louis Bumgarner
Lena Minturn
Cora Kuhl
Virgil Stewart
J. W. Kapp
Elmer Grueser
Wilbur Plants
Nora Nelson
Ordnance
Halls
Dayton Air Field
John Deere-Van Brunt
Chevrolet
A. F
Dort” Daugherty
Cor. Stimson
Palmer
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