Heiner's Bread Tops Eagles 13-Inning Ohio League Thriller
Heiner's Bread climbed sole leader of the Ohio Valley League after a 13 inning 6 5 win over the Nelsonville Eagles. Syracuse beat Albany 12 4 to remove the Lions from first place while Reedsville routed New Marshfield 13 2. Leo Valentine scored the winning run after S Dane hit Lee with a pitch with two outs in the 13th. Wilt collected five hits for Heiner's, Hutchison had three, and Fick and Diles started for the foes with both teams using strong relief.
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Heiner
Nelsonville Eagles
Syracuse
Albany
Lions
Nelsonville
S. Dane
Johnny Lee
Leo Valentine
Valentine
Ike Wilt
Dane
Roush
Nelson
Moore
Eagles
Smoky Hutchison
Dupler
Cook
Wilt
Hutchison
Bob Fick
Dave Diles
Williams
Ruth
G. Boring
Hornets
Johnson
Marshfield
Fick
J. Dane
Dawley
Diles
Lee
All Star Game Aces Clash Over Lefty Strategy
Cincinnati reports skeptical American Leaguers question Casey Stengel and his plan to rely on a single southpaw Billy Pierce against the left handed power of the National League. White Sox GM Frank Lane and others wonder about Mel Parnell as a better option, while NL leaders vow revenge after recent Series losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Chicago
Billy Pierce
Bob Kuzava
Frank Lane
White Sox
Mel Parnell
Boston
Calvin Griffith
Washington
Parnell
Gentry
Nationals
Tet Kluszewski
Gus Bell
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Tennis champions recall National Clay Courts final
Art Larsen defeated Dick Savitt in a four set comeback to win the National Clay Courts tennis championship. The brief year ago review contrasts with historical notes including past All star results and boxing titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Larsen
Dick Savitt
Manuel Ortiz
Joe Robleto
Browns
Veeck Gains New Support for Transfer
Cincinnati report says Bill Veeck’s plan to move the St. Louis Browns has gained potential backing. The American League discussed the issue at length and indicated a new transfer attempt could win more votes, with lawmakers noting sympathy but no city was named. Veeck will finish the season in St. Louis and decide next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
American League
Veeck
Browns
Baltimore
St. Louis
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Bill
Lane
Tampa
Cleveland
OVL All-Star Balloting To End On Wednesday
Balloting for the Ohio Valley League All-Star game ends at midnight Wednesday. The game will be played at King's Park in Syracuse on Sunday July 19 featuring North versus South teams. Eligible players are listed from Syracuse Albany New Marshfield Reedsville Heiner's Nelsonville and other towns with pitchers and position players named.
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King’s Park
Syracuse
OVL
C. Moore
Roy Armes
Hatfield
Duckworth
Hendricks
Fisher
B. Moore
Grinstead
Ashley
King
B. Hubbard
Wolfe
M. Moore
Stivers
Cottrill
L. Wolfe
Dudding
Albany
Bill Tewksbury
Tom Border
Bob Hacker
Joe Charney
Larry Morrison
Rolland Gaskill
Wendell White
Vid Canter
Joe Roebuck
Clair Berry
Roger van Dyke
Arthur Enlow
Jerry Alan
Jerry Henthorne
Joe Erdy
Paul Farley
Ralph Nuzum
Dick Macak
NEW Marshfield
Saunders Upsets Palmer to Win 1953 Ohio Amateur
Gallia native Howard Baker Saunders, 32, of Gallipolis, defeated Arnold Palmer on Pine Ridge Country Club in a dramatic 36-hole final to capture the Ohio Amateur title. Saunders trailed early but rallied on the back nine, finishing 71-67 to Palmer’s 69-68, in a match watched by about 250 spectators.
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Cleveland
Coast
Palmer
Saunders
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Ohio
Gallipolis
Gallia
Athens
Oo Bastiani
Ack Davis
Ed Judy
Omar Zimmerman
R. W. Finsterwald
Howard Saunders
Pine Ridge Country Club
Howard Baker Saunders
Ohio State
Keystone
Wake Forest
Sylvania Club
Toledo
Zanesville
Mansfield
Major League Baseball Seasonal Leaders Summary
A fragmented list of league leaders across batting runs and hits. Names include Schoendienst Bell Mathews Bruton Kruszewski Kell Goodman Rosen Rosen Cleveland Doby Rivera Lopat and Pierce with figures in runs batted in home runs hits and pitching wins and strikeouts. The data spans St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland and New York.
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Schoendienst
St. Louis
Bell
Cincinnati
Mathews
Milwaukee
Dolkles — Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
Bruton
Kruszewski
Burdette
Smith
Roberta
Philadelphia
Kell
Goodman
Boston
Minoso
Chicago
Rosen
Cleveland
Kuenn
Detroit
Rivera
Doby
Lopat
New York
TS —— Pierce
Post Season Junket To Japan Planned By Giants
Horace Stoneham of the New York Giants says most players want to join a post season trip to Japan after the 1953 World Series. He praises swift approval from the National and American Leagues and notes the trip will be the first major league club tour of Japan, requiring waivers of several rules.
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Cincinnati P
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Japan
Dayton Field Set to Spark 30th State Women’s Golf Meet
A record field of 122 competes as the 30th annual Women’s State Golf championship opens at Dayton Country Club. Early rounds aim to crack qualifying marks with top performers emerging through the day.
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Dayton
Dayton Country Club
Baugh Missing From Redskins Yearbook
Washington Redskins yearbook omits star quarterback Sammy Baugh for the first time in 17 years as retirement becomes official.
Stars batters power Yanks past Senators in tight win
Yogi Berra of the New York Yankees blasted two homers and drove in three as New York beat the Washington Senators 6 to 5. Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies earned his 14th win by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 4, with the Phils taking the first game of a doubleheader and winning the second 6 to 5.
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Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Yanks
Washington Senators
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phils
Braves
Redbirds
Dodgers
New York Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Ralph Branca
Billy Cox
Chuck Dressen
Phillies
Bob Miller
Steve Ridzik
Pirates
Yankees
Jackie Jensen
Bob Kuzava
Allie Reynolds
Keith Thomas
Gil Coan
Gen Woodling
Mickey Mantle
Irv Noren
Reynolds
White Sox
Indians
Tribe
Mike Fornieles
Pale Hose
Rob Lemon
Sox
Virgil Trucks
Billy Pierce
Hector Brown
Ivan Deadlock
Harry Byrd
A’s
Tigers
Browns
Ray Herbert
Branca
National League Sunday Baseball Results
Brooklyn blanked New York by 10 to 4 in innings while Philadelphia and Cincinnati tied 6 to 6 and Chicago beat Milwaukee 10 to 4. Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 5 and St Louis 1, Chicago 8 appear in the scattered score line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Nings
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Baseball standings and upcoming schedule from Monday edition
Standings show New York 6 Washington 5 Chicago 14-3 Cleveland 2-1 Boston 9-1 Philadelphia 5-4 Detroit 8-2 St Louis 7-8. Clubs W L Pet GB Indianapolis 53 36 .596 0 Kansas City 45 40 .529 6 Louisville 45 41 .523 6 St Paul 41 46 .477 16 Minneapolis 39 49 .448 18 Columbus 36 46 .439 1845 Charleston 85 51 .407 16% Monday games Louisville at Charleston Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at Indianapolis St Paul at Toledo Columbus 9-2 Louisville 7-4 Charleston 4 Kansas City 3 St Paul 3 Indianapolis 2 12 in Toledo 6 Minneapolis 5 Tuesday Kansas City at Columbus.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St Louis
Ane
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Loulaville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Charleston
Louisville
Toledo
Braves Hold Line in Run to Dodgers Lead
Braves stay within one and a half games of the Dodgers after a doubleheader sweep of the Cardinals, while Ed Mathews belts a grand slam in the opener. The Braves gain on Brooklyn as other major league results unfold across the circuit.
Redlegs Close Gap in Home Run Chase Against Cubs
Cincinnati Redlegs split with the Chicago Cubs, 7-4 and 7-3, needing four more home runs to match the 110 set in 1938. Gus Bell 22, Willard Marshall 7 and 8, and Fred Baczewski his first major league homer provided key power as Cincinnati built leads in both games and prepared for an exhibition with the St. Louis Browns. Ralph Kiner hit his 20th and 21st for the Cubs, with Dee Fondy driving in runs for the Redlegs in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Gus Bell
Willard Marshall
Fred Baczewski
Bruins
Ralph Kiner
Dee Fondy
Bob Rush
Bobby Adams
Bell
Jim Greengrass
Marshall
Andy Seminick
Cubs
Kiner
Fondy
Ransom Jackson
Turk Lown
Dutch Leonard
Seminick
Chicago
Baczewski
Hank Sauer
Jackson
Bill Serena
Greengrass
Roy MacMillan
Kluszewski
St. Louis Browns
Jacobs Davis Duo Pace Athens Golf Tournament
Mrs Don Jacobs and Earl Davis Sr posted a low gross of 43 to pace the Scotch Foursome at Athens Country Club. Mrs Earl Christiansen and George Smith tied for low net with 36, and Mrs Dorothy Algeo and Bob Baur netted 36 with a 17 handicap deduction from a 53 gross. Ruth Sweeney and Whitey Moore also 37, Marian Reeder and Earl White 37, both with 51s, and Robbin Gardner with Dr R E Butts won blind bogey at net 40.
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Don Jacobs
Earl Davis
Athens Country Club
Earl Christiansen
George Smith
Dorothy Algeo
Bob Baur
Marian Reeder
Earl White
Robbin Gardner
R. E. Butts
Toledo Sox Close On Leading Indians
The Toledo Sox moved within a game and a half of the Indianapolis Indians as they beat Minneapolis 6-5 with three homers. St Paul outlasted the Indians 3-2 in 12 innings. Charleston topped Kansas City 4-3 while Louisville and Columbus split a doubleheader 9-7 and 4-2.
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Associated Press
Toledo Sox
St. Paul
Indianapolis Indians
Sox
Minneapolis
St. Paul's
Saints
Indians
Charleston
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Rule Change Topic For Commissioners
Colorado Springs session of the 10 major conferences discusses implementing a new football substitution rule. NCAA Rules Committee head Fritz Crisler and secretary Tad Wieman lead talks clarifying application to end unlimited substitution and move away from two platoon play.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
H. O
Fritz) Crisler
University of Michigan
FE. E
Tad) Wieman
University of Denver
Reds Sell Marquis to Portland in Coast League deal
The Cincinnati Redlegs sold outfielder Bob Marquis to Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Marquis had joined Cincinnati last season from the New York Yankees farm system.
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REDS
Marquis Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bob Marquis
Portland
Marquis
Cincinnati
New York
Kansas
Social notes update from Glouster residents and visitors
Miss Sharon Gamwell accepts a position at Glenburnie on Lake George and will return to Ohio University in September. Local residents including the Gamwells Johnsons Shirkeys and many others are spending holidays, visiting relatives, or traveling to Toledo Manhattan and Canada.
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Sharon Gamwell
Glenburnie
Lake George
N. Y
Gamwell
Ohio University
Ansel Gamwell
Peggy
Glen Denny
William Johnson
McDonald
Ohio
Seibert Stiff
Dayton
Glouster
Friends
Evelyn Vernon
Gerald Vernon
Wadsworth
Sharon Bailey
Columbus
Fannie Bailey
Alden Wells
Dorothy Jago
Bertha Martin
Curtis Jago
Wells
Route 78
Harold Shirkey
Edwin
Barbara
Jacksonville
E. C. Shirkey
John Muszynski
Herb Trace
Bonnie
Sandra Risk
Thomas Jewell
Canada
Vina Lewis
Athens
Frank Price
Mildred Howard
Bery
Manhattan
Kan
F. C. Fontaine
Vincennes
Ind
Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Past Chiefs Club Meeting Held at Hemsley Home
The Past Chiefs Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Maggie Hemsley’s home with her daughters Margaret and Isabel assisting. President Mrs. Beulah Lee led devotions. Eight members attended and shared readings. Contest winners received prizes during the games that followed.
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Chiefs
Glouster
Maggie Hemsley
Margaret
Isabel
Gill Family Announces Daughter Katherine Joann Birth
Mr and Mrs John Gill of Toledo Ohio announce the birth of a daughter Katherine Jo Ann born July 9 in Glouster Ohio Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Fulton of Glouster and Mr and Mrs Dan Gill of Temperance Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Economics Teachers’ Association
Kansas City
Julius Moleski
Lillian Buza
Chicago
Jacksonville
Rodney Linscott
Toledo
Jim Easley
Donald Cooper
Buffalo
N.Y
Fred Burdiss
John Bryson
E. K. Bryson
Glouster
John Gill
Ohio
Katherine Joann
Pee
Ray Fulton
Dan Gill
Temperance, Mich
Troop Council to Meet Glouster After Scout Pictures
The Scout Troop Council will convene immediately after the scout members view the pictures and the Village Fire Department attends, on Tuesday evening.
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Glouster
Jacksonville WSCS Meets On Thursday
The Women's Society for Christian Service gathered at Jacksonville hosted by Rev. Lester Covert. Lena Orme presided with call to worship and group singing. Arlene Davis read a paper on Where Are the Americans Today and Wahneta Orme spoke on Industries in the City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahneta Orme
Ethel Shirkey
Colbert
Orme
Exenkamper
Kellams Announce Birth of Daughter Barbara Ann
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kellam of Mansfield Ohio announce the birth of their daughter Barbara Ann born July 4 The grandparents are Mrs Rose Roberts of Zanesville and Mr and Mrs P Kellam of Zanesville The Kellams have another child Jeffrey Mrs Kellam is the former Eloise Roberts a former Glouster resident
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Glouster
Paul Kellam
Mansfield
Ohio
Barbara Ann
Rose Roberts
Zanesville
P. Kellam
Kellams
Jeffrey
Kellam
Eloise Roberts
Youth Outing Plans Ball Game and Wiener Roast
Glouster Memorial Park hosts a joint outing with the Hollister Jacksonville Youth Fellowship and Corning Youth Fellowship groups tonight. The event includes a ball game and a wiener roast for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hollister
Jacksonville
Corning
Glouster Memorial Park
Circle To Meet Glouster
The Oakdale Friendship Circle will meet at the home of Seon Lowery on Tuesday.
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Glouster
Oakdale
Seon Lowery
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