Ohio Valley All-Star roster named for Syracuse game
RACINE A 23 man roster announced for the Ohio Valley Association All Stars to meet the first half champion Syracuse at Syracuse Park next Sunday at 2 30 p m. Five inning old timers game precedes under banners of Gallia and Meigs County.
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Racine
Ohio Valley Association
Syracuse Eam
Syracuse Park
Gallia
Meigs County
OVA
Donald C. Wolfe
Pomeroy
Middleport
Paul Clifford
Letart
Charles “Granddad” Shain
Reedsville
Dorset Reibel
Syracuse
Bob Duckworth
Duckworth
Sorden
Hendricks
Guinther
Haggerty
P. Hubbard
Hubbard
N. Hubbard
Twin Cities
Donohue
Point Pleasant
Hackett
Ville
McFann
Gallipolis
B. Grimm
Chambers
Searles
Balderson
Valentine
Hager
Clifford
Adkins
Riebel
Morrison
Indians Blow Chance for 1st in A A flag race
Indianapolis squandered a chance to overtake St Paul in the American Association standings as Toledo upset the Indians 8 to 7. Milwaukee won a doubleheader over the Saints 3–2 and 5–3, narrowing the gap to four games behind St Paul. Don Lund homered and drove in five for Toledo. Norman Roy pitched in the win for Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Indians
Milwaukee
Saints
Don Lund
Lund
al Lakeman
Howie Moss
Norman Roy
Phil Haugstad
Brewers
Bill Howerton
Harvey Haddix
Columbus
Louisville
Howerton
Jimmy Delsing
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Athletics Sign Two Rookies From Mount Vernon Area
Mount Vernon youths Carroll Berger and Bill Barney signed with the Savannah farm club of the Philadelphia Athletics for next season. Berger, 17, is a left handed pitcher who starred in the Central Buckeye League. Barney, 21, infielder from Sunbury, previously with a New York Yankee farm club, has played semi pro ball at Centerbury for two seasons.
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Mount Vernon
Savannah, Ga
Philadelphia Athletics
Carroll Berger
Bill Barney
Sunbury
Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
Berger
Barney
New York Yankee
Centerbury
Calumet Wins Cleopatra Handicap At Arlington Park
Calumet Farm's Two Len took the eighth Cleopatra Handicap at Arlington Park winning by a clear margin. Owner Warren Wright collects $17,550 from the $25,000 added race.
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Calumet
Chicago
Calumet Farm
Len
Arlington Park
Warren Wright
Standings snapshot from American and National Leagues
The page lists AL teams with wins and losses including New York Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Chicago and others, showing current positions. It also lists NL teams led by Washington St Louis Brooklyn and others with win totals and ranks, reflecting midseason standings.
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Matchups
Recap of scores from multiple games with Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, Washington, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Milwaukee, St Paul, Toledo, Indianapolis, Columbus, Louisville, Kansas City, Minneapolis. Notable mentions include Hank Sauer driving in all Cubs runs with two homers and a triple. Koslo pitched seven strong innings for the Giants in a 5-1 win over Cincinnati.
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Hank Sauer
Cubs
Chicago
Phils
Dave Koslo
Giants
Cincinnati
Baseball matchups across leagues with ongoing games
American League features Raschi and Wynn duel in Cleveland while Parnell meets Gumpert in Chicago and Scarborough faces Gray in Detroit. Philadelphia meets St Louis in two night games. National League showcases Wehmeier and Hartung in New York, Chesnes against Erskine in Brooklyn, Brecheen or Staley versus Antonelli in Boston, and Dabiel against Borony in Philadelphia. American Association lists four night games: Columbus at Louisville, Toledo at Indianapolis, St Paul at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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New York
Cleveland
Raschi
Wynn
Boston
Chicago
Parnell
Gumpert
Washington
Detroit
Scarborough
Gray
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Fowler
Kellner
Drews
Garver
National League
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Hartung
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chesnes
Erskine
Brecheen
Staley
Antonelli
Dabiel
Borony
American Association Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Statistical leaders and pitching records from the baseball season
The list cites batting leaders Robinson Brooklyn runs and runs batted in, hits by Pesky Boston, and pitching marks Chambers Pittsburgh with 61 wins and 57 losses. Spahn Boston and Reynolds New York lead strikeouts and wins respectively, while multiple players tie for doubles and triples across teams.
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Robinson
Brooklyn
Thomson
New York
Jones
Philadelphia
Ennis
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Chambers
Spahn
Boston
DiMaggio
Joost
Stephens
Pesky
Majeski
Mitchell
Cleveland
Veterans Keiser and Shute Enter Ohio Open In Canton
Two veteran Akron golfers Herman Keiser and Denny Shute have entered the Ohio Open at Shady Hollow Country Club starting August 22. The entry deadline is August 16 for the Open and a related pro-am on August 21. Frank Stranahan is favored to defend his title at Toledo’s Sylvania course. First prize for the 72-hole event is 1200 with total prizes of 3250.
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Canton
Akron
Herman Keiser
Denny Shute
Shady Hollow Country Club
John Rossetti
Shute
Keiser
Byron Nelson
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Sylvania Country Club
Rossetti
Indians Chase Second Straight Pennant In Fast-Moving Standings
ClevelandNational League pursuit of New York Yankees continues as the Indians surge after a slow start. Bill Veeck's leadership sparks a nine-run inning streak lifting Cleveland to a .714 clip in 25 wins in 35 games while plans for a repeat pennant face a grueling road to reach 101 wins.
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Cleveland
Mohicans
Association On Indian Affairs
New York Yankees
DiMaggio and Company
Indians
Philadelphia
Boudreau
Ray Boone
Washington
Yankees
Boxing results from multiple cities headline round outcomes
In Cincinnati Pat Iacobucci outpoints Spider Thomas. Roy Carter knocks out Al Bernard in New York. Dominic Berardo defeats Billy Sullivan in Windsor. Dave Marsh beats Lou Joyce in Chicago. Rocky Marciano stops Harry Hart in Providence. An Austrian fighter also listed with a knockdown result.
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New York
Roy Carter
al Bernard
Wilkes-Barre
Windsor
Dominic Berardo
Billy Sullivan
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Dave Marsh
Detroit
Lou Joyce
Philadelphia
Providence
R. I
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Harry Hart
Austria
Findings On Bills Discussed In Vinton County Meeting
Vinton County commissioners and State Examiner Earl Serbu reviewed county bills with Examiner Joseph Dorfus as part of an audit of county offices. No major bill findings were reported. They will also begin examining major offices and tax settlements while budgets were discussed for certification to the state tax commission. The board approved J. M. Ogan’s estimate of 5365.50 for crushed limestone on Kelly Road and voted to supply 150 tons of crushed limestone to Perry Road in Jackson Township per Jackson trustees’ request.
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J. M. Ogan
Kelly Road
Jackson-Vinton County Inc
Perry Road
Jackson Township
Jackson
First Steps For Dial 4 System In Logan Area
McArthur and Logan exchange upgrades under Logan Home Telephone Co. plan to install dial telephones. Howard C. Slusher says Logan exchange goes dial this Saturday with McArthur modernization to follow, 1951-52 plans may move up. Equipment orders placed. fall rural line rebuilds begin under expansion program.
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McArthur
McArthur Exchange
Logan Home Telephone Co
Howard C. Slusher
Logan Exchange
Slusher
Navy Reserve Radio Set To Go On Air In McArthur Area
McArthur Vinton County loss new Naval Reserve radio station N9OPVE will take the air to handle traffic for the first time on Tuesday Aug 9. Chief Radioman Leland B Terry says drills are held every Friday night and more recruits are needed. The Wilkesville station with seven to eight thousand dollars of gear includes three transmitters five receivers and other equipment. About a dozen men currently drill weekly and ex service personnel are sought to fill the unit quota.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Naval Reserve
N9opve
Leland B. Terry
Ewington
Terry
Terry Farm
Wilkesville
Ninth Naval District Radio Network
Great Lakes
Ill
Navy
Coast Guard Marine Corps
Army
Classified Ad Guidelines and Family Notice Fragment
The fragment mentions ad deadlines and error handling for Sunday editions and a notice of thanks from a family for support after a death. It also includes an auctioneer contact, advertising policies, and services like feather beds, mattress sales, and auto upholstery cleaning. Names include Harold Goddard and Mrs. Tirtey.
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Vinton County Court Notes Summary of petitions and actions
Madison Township Trustees filed a petition in common pleas court to transfer 325 dollars from the road fund to the general fund for fire protection. Hamden First Presbyterian Church and Portsmouth Presbytery filed a petition to sell church property in lot 37 in Hamden. E. C. Motter asked probate court to release John S. Morrison’s estate from administration. Judge Chatfield granted partition judgment for L. J. Dix against Thelma and J. L. Lewis and Ruth Oberlin. Court work on annual judicial statistics is underway. Probationers and parolees received notices from Judge Chatfield to pay fines and costs or face suspended sentences.
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General Fund
Madison Township
Common Pleas
Hamden
L. J. Dixon
Thelma
J. L. Lewis
Ruth Oberlin
Common Pleas Probate and
Common Pleas Court
Chatfield
Guests Entertained By Emerson Peters
PRATTSVILLE guests for two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson E. Peters included Mrs. Virginia Hedrick of Charleston. The Peters family and sons Richard and George joined a picnic lunch at Point Pleasant with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hedrick and Janie of Charleston. Also visiting was W. D. Dearing of Seward, Nebraska, Mrs. Peters' uncle.
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Prattsville
Emerson E. Peters
Virginia Hedrick
Charleston
Marriage Licenses Reported for Vernon Sims and Alberta Dicken
Vernon Sims 19 of McArthur and Alberta Dicken 18 of New Plymouth obtained a marriage license. Arthur Yates 17 of McArthur and Mary Ann Blake 16 of McArthur also secured licenses. Joseph Thomas Leach 22 of McArthur and Anna Marie Harris 21 of Wellston filed for a license. Arthur Bledsoe 26 of Allensville in the U S Army Air Force and Elsie June Morgan 24 of Dayton sought nuptial papers.
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Vernon Sims
McArthur
Alberta Dicken
New Plymouth
Arthur Yates
Mary Ann Blake
Joseph Thomas Leach
Anna Marie Harris
Wellston
Arthur Bledsoe
Allensville
U.S. Army Air Force
Elsie June Morgan
Dayton
Surse
Cincinnati Markets Livestock and Poultry Report
Salable hogs 1800, barrows and gilts largely 50 lower. sows steady. Cattle 400, calves 150, slow. beef cows 15.50-17.50, veal scarce 25.00-26.90. Sheep 300, spring lambs 25.00-25.50, ewes scarce. Poultry and butter prices listed. potatoes 2.95-4.50. Cincinnati markets report dated July 21 with AP data from Dept. of Agriculture.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
Cars for sale from 1941 to 1958 with multiple asks
A lien holder must sell a 1048 Willys Universal Jeep in excellent 4x4 condition at less than balance due with viewing at 310 Security Bank Building. Also offered is a 1941 Chevrolet pickup at 74 University Terrace, a 1941 Oldsmobile four door sedan with radio heater and air conditioning in good condition must sell, offers considered by Bill Moody Trailer 20 Fairgrounds, and a 1958 Plymouth in excellent condition with new motor and heater a 4 door sedan call after 5 pm.
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Willys Universal
Security Bank
Bualek
University Terrace
Oldsmobile
Bill Moody
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OVA Allstar
Athletics
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BO Srs
Raffensberger
Lively
Fanovich
Howell
Kosto
Mueller
Riddle
Dickson
Casey
McCullough
Fitzgerald
Branca
Banta
Palica
Newcombe
Campanella
Leonard
A. Walker
Roberts
Simmons
Seminick
Pollet
Wilks
Brazile
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Sain
Potter
Crandall
Johnson
Quinn
Masterson
Tebbetts
Batts
Kuzava
Malone
Harris
Early
Krestiow
Overmire
Grissom
Hutchinson
American Association
Dillinger
Yale
Oan
Reynolds
Trucks
Berry Hotel
Mac” McCammon
Mgr
Nelsonville
Columbus Street
George K. Appleman
Spurs Tribe
Bill Veeck
Yankee
White Sox
Tribesmen
A's
Yanks
Pat Iacobucci
Spider Thomas
Navy Reserve Radio
Ccoe
Tod Pound
Memoriam
Harris “Stone
Windows and Screens Co
Schuster and Son
Everett H. Parsons
Coolville, Oale, R. D
Phone
Coolville Exchange
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union Street
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Ohio
Unhiman
Loreene and
Frances Schuster
Columbus Road
Studebaker
Athens
Willys CO
W. Washington
Singer Sewing Center
Schine
Athena Bidg
Beat
Algeo Motor Sales
AVON
George Senborn
North Shafer St
Prone
Athena Pharmacy
Hornut
Outdoorsman Leathercraft Co
N. Court St
William Raymond Clark
Mary B. Snyder
South St
Galion, Obie
Imillcrest
Sherman Sehott
Millcrest Rest
Shouse
Ford
Nash
Packard
Dodge
Chevrolet
Shouse Auto Service
Hudson Motor Cars
Shell
Miller's Produce
Columbus St
Nettanville
Ota
Prairie Schooner
Cable Ft
GMC
Athens Auto Parts
W. Union &T
Vinton County Court
Emerson Peters
Cincinnate
U.S
Chrysler
R. W. Merritt
Rokeby Lock
McConnelaville-Zanesville Highway
Malta 101
Strawn's
Athens Junk Company
N. Shafer St
Dial
Athens Motor Sales
Plymeeth Sales & Services
Atate St
Auto Service
Lfa Daugherty CO. “Telephone
Blee
BROWN
Hiliten
Western Auto
North
McKinley Ave
Jerry Mayles
New Marshfield
Dickens
Chauneay
Callatier
Bov'r
U. M. Bingen
Electric Motor Service
W. Union St
OG Rose
Philco
Mill Street
Standard Oil Station
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