Lemon Fires First No Hit No Run In AL Night Game
Detroit Tigers were blanked 2 to 0 as Bob Lemon pitched the first no hit no run game in an American League night contest. Lemon held Detroit to three walks and fanned four, with two Tigers errors aiding Cleveland's two first-inning runs.
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Detroit
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Lemon
Indians
Biyd
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Houtteman
Lou Boudreau
Bill McCahan
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Monaco Powers Blues Rally To 11 7 Win Over Indians
Blas Monaco, 32, driven Kansas City utility infielder, drove in seven runs on two homers to lift the Blues past first-place Indianapolis 11 to 7. Milwaukee beat Columbus 9 4 in the nightcap after an 8 1 loss in the opener, while St Paul and Toledo split. Louisville edged Minneapolis 2 1 as Columbus and Milwaukee staged a late rally.
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Associated Press
Blas Monaco
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Blues
Indians
Milwaukee
Brewers
Columbus
Red Birds
Junior Legion Practice Announced by Roy Byers
Roy Byers, coach of the Glouster-Roy Junior American Legion baseball team, announced a practice session Friday at 5 30 p m. The event aims to prepare players for upcoming games and strengthen team readiness.
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Glouster
Roy Byers
American Legion
Pro Suggests Review: Take ry y Things Easy
Pro golfer Claude Harmon advises beginners to choose a grip and master it, keep a straight wrist during the swing, and align the club face with the ball at impact. He stresses avoiding twists and rigidity, maintaining balance with heels together, and keeping the ball between them for a straight shot.
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Claude Harmon
Masters
Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
NEA
Nelsonville youths listed in summer leagues standings
Official standings for Nelsonville summer recreation basketball and junior and senior baseball leagues directed by Byron Eby and Harry Westfall released. The sparse report lists team names and win percentages such as Carpon Hill and VFW in basketball and Legion in baseball with varied records.
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Nelsonville
Byron Eby
Harry Westfall
Carpon Hill
Mideiaianel
Ene Smae
CII Co
Hill
Legion
Pirates Cancel Three-Year Pact Between Pittsburgh and Sacramento
Walter Mullery announced that the 1948 1949 1950 working agreement between Pittsburgh of the National League and Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League has been canceled by mutual consent. The six line bulletin from Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler states the pact entered Sept 9 1947 is void as of June 11 with no details of dissolution available.
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Cincinnati
Walter Mullery
Baseball
Pittsburgh
Sacramento
A. B. Chandler
Mallery
Cedarville Clinic Opens August 9 With Noted Coaches
Cedarville College will host a physical education clinic starting August 9 with instructors including Joe Gavin Dayton University football coach and Paul Walker Middletown High School basketball coach, announced Cedarville Coach E Beattie.
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Cedarville
Joe Gavin
Dayton University
Paul Walker
Middletown
Cedarville College
Ie E. Beattie
Tony
Reinstatement Deadlines for NSLI Level Term Policies
Veterans in Hocking County are reminded of the July 31 1948 deadline to reinstate five year level term NSLI policies. Two monthly premiums plus a health statement must be sent to VA Branch Office No 6 Columbus. after July 31 a physical exam is required. Dividends for 1949 are expected to be about 50 percent of premiums. County service officers offer help. veterans may visit the Veterans Room at the Court House to confer with John Buchanan or Vaughn A Collins or call 543.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
NSLI
John Buchanan
V.A
Columbus
Court House
Vaughn A. Collins
Community Notes From Pennsville and Nearby
A sequence of visits and family news from Pennsville and surrounding towns includes Everett Holmes and Blanche Dougan visiting relatives, Leora Dougan staying in Pennsville, and Ray Dean Drake and Lois Paran announcing the birth of daughter Iani Laura at Bethesda Hospital. Other items mention birthdays, visits to relatives in Canton and Baltimore, and the births of Jerry Neil Sedwick and other family updates.
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Blanche Dougan
Grant Gilmore
Donald Strode
Columbus
Hart Strode
Leora Dougan
McArthur
Pennsville
Mac Maynard
Mabel Maynard
Ray Dean Drake
Lois Paran
Bethesda Hospital
Iani Laura
Culver Drake
Paran
High Point
N. C
Grace Waugh
Forest Foster
Minnie Davis
Jennie Newsom
Carrollton
L. C. Smith
Vic
Canton
Portland Club Notes and Local Visits Across Town
The Ideal 4 H Club met in a church basement. VisitsIncluded Mr. and Mrs. R S Henderson Coolville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeMay Waynesville. Mr. and Mrs. Warren LeMay. Mrs Harry Swan stayed in Parkersburg with sister Mrs Harold Howell. Several other visits involve Hinton W Va Parkersburg Cincinnati Cincinnati etc. Ed Price returns home from Ravenswood Hospital. Mrs James Davis Mrs Kenneth McLeod and Mrs William Talbott were in Pomeroy on business.
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Portland
Ideal
R. S. Henderson
Coolville
Charles LeMay
Waynesville
Warren LeMay
Harry Swan
Parkersburg
Harold Howell
Clarence Price
Ivan Roush
Gerald Ours
Hinton
W.va
Anna Seals
Sherman
Charles Ward
Gilbert McDade
Michigan
van McDade
Clara Larson
Logan Taxi Cabs Install New Two Way Radios
Two way radio sets were installed Tuesday in two Triple Six cabs. Miss Nellie Blackstone, desk attendant, said the driver calls his position at various times. If a passenger phones for a cab, she contacts the cab in the vicinity and relays the message to the driver.
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Logan
Nellie Blackstone
Swackhamer Daughter Maries Paul Lively in June Ceremony
Mrs. Albert Swackhamer of Laurelville announces the marriage of their daughter Marcella to Paul Lively son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lively. The ceremony occurred June 30 at the EUB parsonage with Miss Louise Kerns as bridesmaid and Francis Swackhamer as best man. They reside on Maple Street. Lively works at Swepston garage.
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Albert Swackhamer
Laurelville
Marcella
Paul Lively
Charles Lively
Eub Parsonage
Louise Kerns
Francis Swackhamer
Maple St
Lively
Swepston
Local residents make visits and moves this week
Arch Krieg visits his sister Miss Lucy Krieg in Charleston West Virginia. Edwin Spackey and wife plan a Toledo visit with their son and daughter in law Arch Spackey and daughter and son in law Walter James. Fred Eastman and others plan a Yellowstone trip. Grace Rieder will visit Nora and Ruth Arnold in Carbondale. Fred Powell returns home from Mt. Carmel Hospital after major surgery. Bill Arnold and daughter Connie Kaye relocate to 527 North Spring Street. Ed Funk and family move from Spring Street to Mulberry Street.
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Arch Krieg
Charleston
W.va
Lucy Krieg
S. Market
Edwin Spackey
W. Second St
Toledo
Arch Spackey
Walter James
Yellowstone National Park
Fred Eastman
John Goodlve
Frank Benadum
Canal Winchester
Grace Rieder
Haydenville
Nora Arnold
Ruth Arnold
Carbondale
Fred Powell
West St
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Bill Arnold
Connie Kaye
N. Orchard St
Langsville Sunday school program highlights community
Children of Langsville Sunday school performed a program under Mrs. Bruce Morris. Visitors included Mrs. Ella Miller from Vinton and Mrs. Edith Hull from Winter Garden Florida. Carl Morris gradually recovers from a mowing accident using crutches. Family visits and illnesses are noted among local residents.
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Langsville
Langsville Sunday School
Bruce Morris
Ella Miller
Vinton
Edith Hull
Winter Garden
Fla
Miller
Carl Morris
Frank Braley
Harold
Ronnie
Mabel
Doris
Mary
Lena Saxton
Mason Clinic
Daisy Miller
Virginia Martin
Wilkesville
Clair Nelson
Joe Bolin
C. C. Bolin
Ethel Miller
Book Club Ends Summer Meetings With Dinner Party
Logan Tuesday book club concluded its summer meetings with a dinner at Brandt's restaurant hosted by Mrs. Carlos Gaffin and Mrs. John R. Pierce. Guests included Miss Wilhelmine Deissle who reviewed A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, followed by informal discussion and light refreshments. Members present included Mrs. Marion Abell, Mrs. Fred Murray, Mrs. Dallas Kinser, Mrs. James Young, and others. Mrs. Ralph Webb also attended.
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Fred Murray
Dallas Kinser
James Young
Fred Hull
G. R. Robinson
Bernard McClain
Phil Tschappat
Winifred Engle
Frank Harden
Emerson Poston
Kerwood Martin
Clinton Webb
Ralph Webb
Local Social Notes from Various Visits and Visits
William Crow visits New York on business. Myrtle Roush of Angola Indiana visits her brother Frank Adams. Elmer Brinker and family tour Fresno California to see Katie Shank. Zeta Lombard visits relatives in Huntington. Herbert Amick and Russell Field visit in Charleston. Freeman Roush and others from Philippi Cleveland and Parkersburg weekend with the Bush family. Lorena Weiss Dorothy Shriver and others attend Marshall College summer term. Beulah Grimm and Noble attend Fellowship Leader School at Camp Cenver Webster Springs. Roscoe Roush leaves Albuquerque after visiting parents. Rosemary Kenny of Roanoke visits grandparents J E Roush. Pearl Gillan and children of Akron visit Eugene Weigand. Emma Ryan mentioned.
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Mason
William Crow
New York
Myrtle Roush
Angola
Ind
Frank Adams
Elmer Brinker
Katie Lou
Norma
Jim
Fresno
Calif
Katie Shank
Zeta Lombard
Huntington
Herbert Amick
Russell Field
Herbert Amick, Jr
Charleston
Freeman Roush
Philippi
Helen Bush
Eileen Cohen
Cleveland
Roscoe Summerville
Parkersburg
Ivan Bush
Lorena Weiss
Dorothy Shriver
Alice Nease
Anna Allen
Alice Smith
Marshall College
Beulah Grimm
Noble
Mason Eub Church
Camp Cenver
Webster Springs
Roscoe Roush
Albuquerque
Rosemary Kenny
Roanoke
J. E. Roush
Pearl Gillan
Akron
Eugene Weigand
Emma Ryan
Judges Training School Draws Women 4-H Leaders
Mrs. Emily Van Fossan and Miss Nettie Barker joined 28 other participants at the all day 4-H Judges Training School in Jackson. Edith Beery noted members often misclassify garments while judging, with focus on material suitability, practicality, style and pattern. Women judged foods and clothing products in small groups as general discussion followed.
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Logan
Emily van Fossan
Hocking County
Nettie Barker
Union Furnace
Jackson
Edith Beery
4-H
1 H Members Chosen To Attend Camp Ohio
Logan Marjorie Campbell Haydenville and Don Ansel Enterprise named as delegates of Hocking County 4 H Clubs to attend Camp Ohio near Utica from July 5 to 10. Harold Ruggles county agricultural agent says selection based on abilities and years in the club. they will later assist as junior counselors at Ross Hocking.
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Logan
Marjorie Campbell
Haydenville
Don Ansel
Enterprise
Hocking County
Camp Ohio
Utica
Harold Ruggles
Ross Hocking
Hocking Hospital Admits and Discharges
Phyllis and Joan Goheen of Rockbridge Route 1. Gary Starner of Logan Route 2. Mrs. Michael Newson of Lancaster. Howard C. Rhodes of New Plymouth Route 2. Mrs. Cora Hock of Murray City admitted. Discharges include Mrs. James Jolley and daughter of Nelsonville. Mrs. Donald Dalton and son of Nelsonville Route 2. Mrs. Mont Howson and daughter of New Marshfield Route 1.
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Phyllis
Joan Goheen
Rockbridge
Gary Starner
Logan
Michael Newson
Lancaster
Howard C. Rhodes
New Plymouth
Cora Hock
Murray City
James Jolley
Nelsonville
Donald Dalton
Mont Howson
New Marshfield
Shawnee Bake Sale Set at Thompson's Confectionery
Shawnee Circle 1 WSCS will hold a bake sale Saturday at 10 a.m. in Thompson's Confectionery. Proceeds support charitable outreach and community programs.
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WSCS
Will
Thompson
Flag voyage sets polar record on Christmas Day 1923
The Norwegian flag flew farther north and south than any other flag on Christmas Day 1923 aboard Amundsen s ship The Maud in the North Polar Basin near the Bay of Whales with the Sir James Clark Ross whaling expedition.
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Amundsen
North Polar Basin
Bay of Whales
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Bengal
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Freddie Hutchinson
Hos
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J. C. Higgins Design
Torrington
Ohio
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Virgil Williams
Eleanor Ann
Zanesville
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Clifton Jones
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Otis Clark
Harvey Greathouse
Robert Tignor
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Alta Hoon
Alma Price
Laura Wymer
Neil Sedwick
Jean Strode
Jerry Neil
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Amesville
Golda van Fossen
Fairbanks-Morse
Main Street
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Logan Area Society News
Ture
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Economy Savings & Loan Co
Berry Hotel
R. FE. McCammon
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