Redlegs Rally To Beat Cardinals In St Louis
Cincinnati defeats the Cardinals 5-3 in a twi night doubleheader setup. Ken Raffensberger delivered solid pitching with two RBIs and Andy Seminick homered, helping move the Redlegs into fourth place behind the Phillies and Dodgers in a crowded pennant chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Redlegs
Pirates
Redlegs
St Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Ken Raffensberger
Andy Seminick
Sox Balloon League Lead Extended With Twin Wins
The Toledo Sox increased their American Association lead with a doubleheader sweep of St. Paul 2-0 and 7-2 as Gene Conley and Virgil Jester delivered strong pitching. Conley earned his 211th win with a one hitter, facing 29 batters, striking out five, and issuing one walk. Second-place Louisville fell 4-3 to Charleston, while Indianapolis lost 12-5 to Minneapolis and Kansas City lost 7-3 to Columbus.
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Toledo Sox
American Association
St. Paul
Gene Conley
Virgil Jester
Louis Ville
Charleston
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Conley
Eagles Beat Heiners 6 2 In Ohio Valley Action
Nelsonville suffers a 6-2 defeat as Charlies Searles drives in key runs for the league leaders Heiners. Wayne Hutchison collects three of Eagles four hits. Sam Jenkins earns the win allowing seven hits. At Syracuse Ralph Nuzum and Gene Dudding pitch complete games in Albany’s 4-1 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charlies Searles
Heiners
Ohio Valley
Eagles
Wayne Hutchison
Max Dawley
Samborn
Sam Jenkins
Breadmen
Syracuse
Ralph Nuzum
Albany
Gene Dudding
Moore Defeats Ansaloni by Fourth Round TKO in Buenos Aires
World heavyweight champion Archie Moore of St. Louis easily defeated Rinaldo Ansaloni of Argentina in a non title 10 rounder. The fight was stopped in the fourth after Ansaloni's corner threw in the towel as Peron presented Moore a medal in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Rinaldo Ansaloni
Argentina
Peron
Moore
Ansaloni
Castellani Wins Technical Knockout Over Keough in Toledo
Rocky Castellani led from start to finish and defeated Jackie Keough by technical knockout at 2:45 of the ninth round in a scheduled 10 round fight. The bout aired on ABC from the sports arena Saturday night drawing around 1000 fans despite a Toledo blackout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Rocky Castellani
Jackie Keough
Sports Arena
ABC
Junior Legion Champs Win Regional Title in Columbus
Winnetka Illinois defeated Cincinnati to claim the American Legion junior baseball regional title in Columbus. The victory kept Illinois undefeated with a 24th straight win and earned a spot in the sectional tournament at Bloomington Illinois next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Winnetka
American Legion
Cincinnati
Bloomington
Ill
Illinois
Three New Coaches Named for Warren County High Schools
Three Warren County high schools announce new head coaches for fall. Bolton, ex Middletown and University of Dayton standout, will lead Springboro basketball. Richard Hart of Chillicothe takes Kings Mills. Kenneth Emerick, formerly Mt. Carmel, will coach Waynesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanan
Ohio
Warren County
Bolton
Middletown High
University of Dayton
Springboro
Richard Hart
Chillicothe
Kings Mills
Kenneth Emerick
Mt. Crab
Waynesville
Yankee Gerry Coleman Returns Home for Yankee Stadium Day
Yang world champ second base ace Gerry Coleman returns to the U S after 63 Korean air combat missions and is eager to rejoin the Yankees. He arrived at Travis Air Force Base yesterday and a Gerry Coleman day is scheduled in Yankee Stadium on September 12 with a possible return to the team this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Calif
Yankees
Gerry Coleman
Travis Air Force Base
Yankee Stadium
Gerry
Tribe Extends Streak To Six With Browns Sweep
The Cleveland Indians stretched their winning streak to six by sweeping the St. Louis Browns in a doubleheader 3-1 and 9-0. Early Wynn won the opener for his 14th victory and Art Houtteman run support. Jim Hegan homered to pace the offense. Al Rosen hit a three-run homer in the nightcap as Bob Turley lost on his return from military service. Rosen leads the league in batting at .326 and RBIs with 116 as Kokos noted a lone run for the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Indians
al Rosen
Ted Williams
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Fox
Ragers Hornsby
Chuck Klein
Joe Medwick
Rosen
St. Louis Browns
Art Houtteman
Karl Toreson
Philadelphia Phillie
New York
Kenny Raffensberger
Cincinnati Reedings
St. Louis
Cardinals
Phillies
Raffensberger
Hank Bauer
Athletics
Harry Byrd
Bob Boyd
Ferris Fain
Chicago
Tigers
Sam Mele
Sandy Consuegra
Steve Gromek
Boyd
Karl Olson
Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Williams
Ted
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Russ Meyer
Pirates
Randy Jackson
Klippstein
Milwaukee
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Tribe
Browns
New York Yankees
Early Wynn
Jim Hegan
Duane Billette
Satch Paige
Bob Turley
Owen Friend
Mike Blyzka
Dick Kokos
Billy Hunter
Bill Glynn
Larry Doby
Kokos
George Strickland
Hank Edwards
Mickey Vernon
Washington
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Horse Outdistances Auto In Fair Racing Program
Barb Morris of Athens rode Half Moon to win a 330-yard open class event at the 102nd Athens County Fair Quarter Horse Race Meet. In the feature, Air Feed owned by B M Hawkins Marion Ind with woavia vance aboard beat 1953 Chrysler driven by Henry Crow. Time 18 2/5 seconds. Other results include Beauty Bailey and Go Devil in the 100-yard and Half Moon winning the 300-yard stock horse. The card lists multiple horses riders and owners with times for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barb Morris
Athens
Half Moon
Athens County Fair
Miss Morris
Joe Meyers
B. M. Hawkins
Marion
Ind
Woavia Vance
Chrysler
Henry Crow
Johnny Jones Motors
Yuard
Beauty Bailey
Paul Bodd, Jr
Go Devil
David Vance
Jack Ireland
Glen Wage
Handy
Jack Poster
Danal Winchester
Rex
Harlen West
Parkersburg
Duster
Roy Mason
Beaver
Ronnie Leopard
Esther Howard
Millfield
Wise Dame
Warwood Gal
Charles Stephenson
Jackie Ireland
Little Jimmie Dee
Danny Ault
Flying Hawk
Paul Budd, Jr
High Vanna
Three Big Matches Highlight Bob Otto All-Star Wrestling Show
Fair wrestling card at Ath ens County Fair features Red Kirkpatrick and Tony Consenza in a 60 minute best two of three falls main event at 8 30 pm. Donna Marie Dieckman faces Joyce Ford in a 30 minute one fall girls bout. Frank Marconi and George Macricostas meet Danno O Shocker and Joe Wolfe in a 60 minute best two of three falls tag match with limited reserved seating available at the grandstand ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Kirkpatrick
Tony Cosenza
Bob Otto
Athens County Fair
Donna Marie Dieckman
Joyce Ford
Frank Marconi
George “Golden Greek
Macricostas
Danno O'Shocker
Joe Wolfe
Reserve's Carroll Sidelined by Illness
Reserve University's star fullback Harold Candy Carroll of Alliance is seriously ill with a chest disease and will rest with X rays for the next three months. He was a Mid American Conference all star last season.
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Cleveland
Reserve University
Harold Candy Carroll
Alliance
Eddie Finnigan
Carroll
Curtis Cup team picked from 1953 Women’s Amateur
Providence R I reports the 1954 United States Curtis Cup team will be chosen mainly on results from the 1953 Women’s Amateur Championship which starts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
United States
Regatta Victor Wins Louis A Johnson Cup Race
Harry Vogts of Madison Wisconsin recorded times of 43.7 44.2 and 42.5 miles an hour to win the three heats of the Louis A Johnson cup race, feature of the Mid-East Motor boat Regatta in Marietta Ohio yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Marietta
Ohio
Harry Vogts
Madison
Wis
Nelsonville Softball Tourney Dates Shift to September
Announcement lists the Ind Annual Invitational Softball Tournament at Sundown Park moved to September 1 through 20 from August 25 through September 13. It remains a single elimination event with an August 27 entry deadline and drawings set for the day after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ind
Sundown Park
Munson Wins 225 CCI Speed Boat Title at Coney Island
Navy veteran Ron Munson, docked in Akron, captured the national title in the 225 cubic inch class of the National Speed Boat Racing Association. He led the 1 mile Ohio River course at Coney Island with an average speed of 66.22 mph yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Ron Munson
Akron
Assa
Munson
Coney Island
Ohio River
Point Pleasant golfer medalist at Gallia Club handicap
Point Pleasant's Paul Hedges shot 32 to medalist at Gallipolis Golf Club, entering the tournament's second round. Howard Baker Saunders followed with 33. Several matches and byes shaped the early rounds, with finals set for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Gallia Club
Gallipolis
Paul Hedges
Gallipolis Golf Club
Howard
Joe) Baker Saunders
Ohio
Hedges
Railroad Employe
J. H. Somerville, Jr
Saunders
Harry K. Mills
Somerville
Municipal
William H. Jones
Francis Shane
Wilson Rusk
George Roberts
Jones
Athens Club Pony Leaders Triumph in Local Tournament
Pinky Kyle and William Wolfe led Athens Club Pony to wins in Class A and B divisions of the Athens Country Pony Tournament. Kyle shot 79 on 15 handicap for a 64 net, Wolfe posted 84 on 24 handicap. Other class winners included Ben Roberts Jr Fred Schleicher Leland Southerton Ralph Dupler Dave Strawn and Donnie Moore. In the McBee Company event Tom Evans made the club’s first deuce on No 9 after sinking his second shot on the 406 yard par four, witnessed by Jim Scriven and the Beggs brothers.
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Pinky Kyle
William Wolfe
Athens
Kyle
Wolfe
Ben Roberts, Jr
Fred Schleicher
Leland Southerton
Ralph Dupler
Dave Strawn
Donnie Moore
McBee Company
Tom Evans
Jim Scriven
Harry
Ken Begg
Western Golf Champion Bids for Walker Cup
Dale Morey, newly crowned Western golf champion from Martinsville Indiana, aims for the Walker Cup. He defeated Dick Norton of Grand Rapids 8 and 6 in the Western finals, signaling a strong bid for the 1955 international matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dale Morey
Morey
Pistols crown decided as Reeves wins fifth title
In Camp Perry Ohio top pistol shooters contest for the national championship. Police Lt. Harry Reeves of Detroit captured his fifth pistol crown with 2606 of 2700 points. Mrs. Margaret Culbertson of Sierra Madre California won the women’s pistol championship with 2434 points.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Harry Reeves
Detroit
Margaret Culbertson
Sierre Madre
Calif
Not Irish Pat Gedman fuels Lions backfield myth
Gene Gedman of the Detroit Lions, a right halfback from Indiana, clarifies that he is not Irish though he answers to the name Pat. He explains the nickname traces to high school days and recalls wearing patent leather shoes to enhance his high stepping image in Detroit's backfield.
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Detroit
Gene Gedman
Detroit Lions
Indiana
Pat
Lions
Baseball Leaders and Records Highlight Key MLB Stat Leaders
The summary lists top performers across American and National Leagues. Notable names include Rosen and Minoso in runs and runs batted in, Vernon and Ashburn for hits, Rivera and Musial for doubles, Gilliam and Campanella for triples and RBIs, Mathews for home runs, Bruton for stolen bases, and Burdette and Roberts for pitching and strikeouts, with pacing by Lopat and Pierce in pitching and strikeouts respectively.
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Rosen
Cleveland
Minoso
Chicago
Vernon
Washington
Rivera
Irvin
New York
Snider
Brooklyn
Campanella
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Gilliam
Mathews
Milwaukee
Bruton
Burdette
Milwauker
Roberts
Aussies Capture National Doubles Crown At Longwood
Australia’s Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwiz defeated Gardner Mulloy and Billy Talbert 6-4 4-6 6-2 6-4 to win the men’s doubles title as U S Davis Cup officials weigh a likely December challenge. Doris Hart and Shirley Fry won the women’s doubles 6-3 7-9 9-7 over Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne du Pont in a 3rd straight victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Australia
Mervyn Rose
Rex Hartwiz
U. S
Down Under
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Billy Talbert
New York
Longwood
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Shirley Fry
Akron
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Sunday results and Tuesday schedule from STA American League
In Sunday action New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 and Boston beat Washington 5 to 4. Chicago lost to Detroit 2 to 11 while Cleveland edged St Louis 8 to 9 and ended with a 1 to 0 score for the Cardinals. Tuesday games: Philadelphia at Chicago 8:30 p.m. New York at Detroit 2:30 p.m. Washington at Cleveland 7:15.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Teams with records listed after Sunday results include Brooklyn 16 9 Pittsburgh 4 7 Philadelphia 6 New York 8 Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 3 Milwaukee 10 2 Chicago 2 7 Milwaukee at Philadelphia. The schedule shows St. Louis at New York (2) 430 pm and 630 pm. Chicago at Brooklyn (2) 500 pm and 700 pm. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2) 530 pm and 730 pm.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Monday schedule clashes across multiple cities
The schedule lists games among Indianapolis, St. Paul, Toledo, Minneapolis, Charleston, Kansas City, Columbus, and Louisville. Matchups include Indianapolis at St. Paul, Toledo at Minneapolis, Columbus at Louisville, and Columbus at Louisville with various scores noted for earlier results.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Charleston
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Indianpalis
Indians take doubleheader 3-1 and 9-6 over St Louis
Hitting star Rosen slams his 33rd homer drives in four and adds two singles to lift the Indians in a doubleheader sweep over St Louis 3-1 and 9-6. Raschi of the Yankees hurled a six hit shutout for his 26th win in 381 career outings as New York defeated the Athletics 4-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Rosen
Indians
RBI
St. Louis
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Athletics
Yankhees
Olympic Games of muzzle-loaders set for Friendship meet
Five hundred marksmen, some with guns 150 years old, will converge in Friendship over Labor Day weekend for the muzzle-loaders Olympic Games. The September 3-7 shoot, annual contest of the Muzzle-loading Rifle Association with 6,000 members, features fifty matches and targets at 25 to 200 yards along with some trapshooting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Ind
Palmer Favored to Win Ohio Open at Hudson
Palmer, the Ohio Amateur champion, is favored as a top prospect in the Ohio Open. A field of 136 competitors teed off today at Hudson Country Club near Akron, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Hudson
VFW Softball Final Upset in Columbus
VEW CHAMPS BUCYRUS Ohio VFW Post 1070 of Akron defeated the Columbus Civic Center 4 3 in the state VFW Softball Tournament final played in Columbus yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Ohio
VFW Post
Akron
Columbus Civic Center
Columbus
Browns Ride Sharp Offense To 20 7 Win Over 49ers
Cleveland Browns trimmed the San Francisco 49ers 20 to 7 as Otto Graham found his rhythm in the second half. Coach Paul Brown praised young players and noted Ken Kont's strong running while Y A Tittle suffered a knee bruise for the 49ers. Green Bay’s 31 7 win over the Giants and Detroit’s 16 13 victory over Pittsburgh were also mentioned.
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NEW York
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Giants
Paul Brown
Green Bay Packers
Browns
San Francisco 49Ers
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Brown
49Ers
Otto Graham
Ken Kont
Buck Shaw
Y. A. Tittle
Cleveland
Steve Owen
Green Bay
Gene Ronzani
Packers
Point Pleasant Auto Hits Tree Injures Driver
Mrs. Mack Madden of Los Angeles was seriously injured when she lost control of her car and crashed into a tree on Route 62 north of Point Pleasant around 7 p.m. She suffered fractures of both legs and a skull fracture and was reported in fair condition at Holzer Hospital. State Police investigator Set H. D. Coyner led the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mack Madden
Los Angeles
Route 62
Madden
Holzer Hospital
Stork Shower Honoring Opal Sterne Held in Point Pleasant
Mrs Mae Plants and Mrs Elizabeth Hill hosted a stork shower for Opal Sterne at the Plants home on Main Street. Pink and white decor themes filled the evening of socializing with a guest list that included numerous Point Pleasant residents and guests from Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Plants
Elizabeth Hill
Opal Sterne
Plants
Main St
Edith Riley
Gladys Hall
Freda Coffman
Glenna Harmon
Ada Smith
John Carpenter
Anna Lee Redman
Point Pleasant
Katherine Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Mason
Cora Burn
Leon
Ruth Dabney
Hazel Myers
Thelma Love
Henderson
Travelers and Visitors Reported Around Point Pleasant Area
A series of short notes lists residents and guests visiting various towns. Names include Bob Dunn and Uncle Bob Shertzer in South Park, Harry Clay in Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Fred Spencer in Athens Thury. Other visitors hail from Mason Chestnut Ridge Cooper District and Baltimore with trips to Morgantown Columbus Cleveland and Lake Hope Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dunn
Massachusetts
Bob Shertzer
South Park
Harry Clay
Chestnut Ridge
W. Va
Point Pleasant
Fred Spencer
Mason
Athens Thurly
Roy Harlow
Cooper District
Darrell Wallis
Gallipolis Ferry
Morgantown
West Virginia University
George Thomas
Hugh Sayre
Baden Ridge
Foreman Radcliff
Ten Mile
Joe Kirker
Rehobeth Beach
Del
Ed Kirker
Leon
Bertha Wilson
Jack Adams
Maxwell Avenue
Joseph Bailey
Lincoln Avenue
Wilson
Georgia Martin
Joan Wilson
Columbus
Cleveland
John Lasley
Nell Lasley
Harry
Elizabeth Lasley
Henderson
Lasley
New York
Philippines
William Pickens
Baltimore
J. S. Dunlevy
Chauncey
J. D. Long
T. R. Stevens
Herbert Henderson
Winfield Road
Ravenswood
Assault Charged Against Two Men in Point Pleasant
Max Pearson and Clark D. Pearson of Gallipolis Ferry were charged with assault on Ted Denning and John Denning respectively. They were released on $200 bond and must appear for trial before Justice S. A. Simmons on August 29 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Max Pearson
Ted Denning
Clark D. Pearson
John Denning
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simmons
Gallipolis Ferry
Septic Tank Rules Adopted by State Health Board
West Virginia adopts a regulation governing septic tank cesspool and privy cleaning. Effective Jan 1 1954, annual permits required from local health departments with separate permits for each jurisdiction. Waste disposal rules include burial under earth, sewer manholes, or treatment plants. bans disposal into streams or onto ground. Dr N H Dyer urges early permit applications and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
State Board of Health
N. H. Dyer
West Virginia
Dyer
Health Department
Educators Convene Sixth West Virginia Leaders School
About two hundred local and state education leaders attend the sixth annual school for leaders at West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon August 24-25. The event, announced by WVEA president Mrs. Nan T. Davis, brings together presidents and secretaries of county associations and state education groups to strengthen and improve education in the state through action plans. Erma Barnett and Lyda Smith represent Mason County at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia Education Association
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Nan T. Davis
Huntington
WVEA
County Education Association
State Department of Education
West Virginia State Teachers Association
Erma Barnett
North Point Pleasant
Lyda Smith
Leon School
Mason County
West Virginia
Dance Classes To Be Started In Point Pleasant
Eleanor Ross of Huntington will teach ballet tap acrobatic and ballroom dancing at the American Legion building in Point Pleasant registering daily 2 to 7 p m. She studied in New York City at the American School of Ballet Ballet Art and Jack Stanley School of Dance and has Royal honors from Professional Children's High School. The former Radio City Music Hall Corps de Ballet member later danced with Arden Fletcher productions on tour through Canada and the eastern United States. She attended Marshall College and has appeared as guest artist in Huntington civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Eleanor Ross
Huntington
American Legion
Miss Ross
New York City
American School of Ballet
Jack Stanley
Daughter Cathy Lynn Born in Point Pleasant
Mr and Mrs L D Thompson of Pliny welcomed a daughter, Cathy Lynn, Sunday afternoon at the Kanawha Medical Clinic in Point Pleasant. The event adds a new family member to the Thompson household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
L. D. Thompson
Kanawha Medical Clinic
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