Northern Dancer Poised for Peak in Belmont Stakes Challenge
Northern Dancer enters the Belmont Stakes with peak form still to come according to trainer Horatio Luro. The Canadian-owned Derby winner faces a small field including Hill Rise with post time set at 3:45 p.m. EST and CBS coverage. Other definite starters include Roman Brother Quadrangle and Orientalist.
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New York
Horatio Luro
Nearactic
Natalma
Luro
Jimmy Conway
Hill Rise
Dancer
George A. Pope Jr
el Peco Ranch
Nationwide
CBS
Louis Wolfson
Paul Mellon
John Galbreath
Pee Wee Reese Career Summary and Early Marble Fame
Harold Reese earned the nickname Pee Wee after finishing runner up at 13 in the 19382 national marbles championship. The BrooklynDodger shortstop batted .269 over 13 seasons and finished his career in 1958 with a .309 season in 1954 and six league lead outs. Dist, by King Features Syndicate.
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Bob Sudyk
Harold Reese
Pee Wee
Brooklyn Dodger
King Features Syndicate
Thompson Beats Johnson In Eight Round Fight
Eureka California reports Ron Thompson of Eugene Oregon won the eight round decision over J. C. Johnson of Seattle Washington in a boxing bout.
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Eureka
Calif
Ron Thompson
Eugene
Ore
J. C. Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Horlen Hands Tribe Only and Shutout
Cleveland Indians hit 52 homers in 40 games and boast three hitters above .300 yet are blanked 3-0 by Chicago ace Joel Horlen. Vic Davalillo’s two singles were the only Indians hits until the ninth as Horlen improves to 3-2. Don Messi and Hoyt Wilhelm help, with Woodie Held reaching on an error and Ron Hansen’s relay ending a double play. Tommy John posts the loss. Dick Donovan returns to start the finale against Ray Herbert.
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Chicago
Joel Harlen
White Sox
Indians
Vic Davalillo
Horlen
al Lopez
John Romano
Don Messi
Dick Donovan
Ray Herbert
RBI
Landis
Weis
Ee Ward
Eee
Buford &B
Hansen
Hershberger
Rf Nicholson
McCraw
Ee McNertney
C Eeenee
Martin Serene
P Moss
Wilhelm
Eeene
Tour Ce Ies
Cleveland
Howser
Davalillo Cf
Wagne
Whitfield
Chicago Carewaneeens
Cleveland Ore
Alvis Ward
Buford
Alvis
Brown
Chicago Il
Romano
Nicholson
HR —Weis
W—Horlen
L. — John
U—Napp
Rice
Stevens
Valentine
Santa Claus Wins Derby as Bookies Brace for Oaks
Santa Claus led a 17 horse field to win the Epsom Derby by a length with Scobie Breasley aboard. Indiana owned by Charles W. Engelhard finished second and Dilettante II third. Owner John Ismay collected a record prize of $201,787 as bookmakers faced large payouts and a future Oaks bet surge.
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Santa Claus
Indiana
Breasley
Charles W. Engelhard
New York
Larry Gelb
John Ismay
Rutkoskie Moore Tie In Tourney At Athens Country Club
Rich Rutkoskie and Whitey Moore each carded 67 to share top honors in the 18 hole individual handicap tournament at Athens Country Club over Memorial Day weekend. Runners up at 68 included Ray Cook Frank Richey Bob Baur and Dick Phillips.
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Rich Rutkoskie
Whitey Moore
Athens Country Club
Ray Cook
Frank Richey
Bob Baur
Dick Phillips
Harry Kessel
Art Chiki
Frank Calvin
George Rutkoskie
ACC
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Middleweight Ratings Drop Gene Fullmer From List
Ring Magazine for June drops former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah from the rankings as he apparently retires. Terry Downes of Britain reappears in the light heavyweight division at No 10 as a contender.
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New York
Ring Magazine
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Nat Fleischer
Ring
Terry Downes
Britain
Chauncey Social Notes Visit Intersections and Family Gatherings
Chauncey social notes describe visits by Vaughn Lans to Columbus to see the Sayres Bartletts and families. Edmond Efaw and son Ted from Stow spent a weekend with Harold and Mrs Brown on Baker Road. Guests included Morris Porter and grandson Kyle of Zanesville. Mrs Porter’s birthday was celebrated. Arthur Brown of Columbus also appeared in the gathering.
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Vaughn Landis
Columbus
Victor Sayre
George Bartlett
Edmond Efaw
Ted
Stow
Lions Honor Wives With Chicken Dinner
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club hosted a chicken dinner for wives and guests at the remodeled Chauncey railroad station now a community building. Thirty-three attended as Karen McInturf spoke of her Uruguay travels and many Memorial Day gatherings and visitors were listed among local families.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club
Lions Club
Karen McIinturf
Uruguay
Workers Conference Slated At Church
A workers conference for church school superintendents and assistants of the Hocking Valley Parish will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Millfield Christian Church. Superintendents from Millfield Greens Run Taylor Ridge Trimble and Chauncey will attend, led by Rev. Paul A. Johnson.
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Chauncey — Workers Conference
Hocking Valley
Millfield
News Notes From Storys Run Community Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs James Conkle and Mr and Mrs J M Conkle visited relatives in Ashville Columbus and Delaware. Marion visitors included Dale French Jennie Swink and Rose Conkle. Others visited Findlay Gallia County Cleveland Middleport and Cleveland area relatives.
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Glenna Shuler
James Conkle
J. M. Conkle
Ashville
Columbus
Delaware
Dale French
Jennie Swink
Rose Conkle
Marion
Clarence Searls
Terry Lee
Stanley Searls
Peggy Sarver
Findlay
Harlon Tate
Cleveland
Gallia County
Robert Conkle
Charles Pyles
Gallipolis Ferry
Marlin Rife
Hollis van Kirk
Mary Wells
Middleport
Pearl Searls
Ray
Marjorie Grogan
Alex Shuler
Roy Fife
Guysville
Carolyn
Roger Rupe
First Child Born to Mr and Mrs David Shepherd Jr
Mr and Mrs David Aaron Shepherd Jr welcome a son named Gregory Allen born Tuesday at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Grandmother Fannie Shepherd attends. Visitors include Leroy Danner and children at Brimstone and Snow Poling family in Snow Poling area. A Laurelville gathering featured Melvin Tatman and relatives from South Perry Laurel Hill Va and Circleville.
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South Perry
David Aaron Shepherd, Jr
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Gregory Allen
Fannie Shepherd
Leroy Danner
Clayton Huston
Brimstone
Snow Poling
Floyd
Clara Murdock
South Bloomfield
Frankie Welch
Circleville
Jennie Hartsough
Dallas van Lear
Dickie
Laurel Hill
Melvin Tatman
Laurelville
Harold Karr
Suellen
Gene Karr
Tatman
Terry
Melvena
David
Firearm listings include various rifles pistols and ammo
Rem 760 cal 30-06 as new 90 Sav 99 cal .300 perfect 80 Kodiak 22 RF Magnum auto as new first 55 Win 77 Target with 1 25 scope 65 Win 74 Automatic with scope very good 39 Model 12 Trap very good 95 Rem 58 12 ga as new 95 Several fire doubles in stock New and Used 55 to 385 New Charles Daly Over Under 255 Pistols 22 to 44 Mag included Scopes Mounts Loading tools Bullets Powder Primers
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Charles Daly
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Sachs
Count Fleet
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Windfields Farm
Mies
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Goods, Inc
S. Court St
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Athens
Tribe
Cleveland Indians
Leon Wagner
London
Ling
William Hill
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Moore
Butch Gardner
Carmen Scrubbio
Art Smith, Sr
Fred Schleicher
Bob Amon
H. C. Rutter
Maxili
Ken Dickey
Jack Neal
John Parfitt
George McGarvey
Gene
Somerville
Mass
Everett
Red) Knowles
Lennart Turnquist
Reading
Chauncey Social Notes
Miami
Fla
Henry Dominguez
Odessa
Tex
Tony Mamarelli
Joe Hawk
Guy _ Brookins
O. E. McClure
Ted Efaw
Florence Pyle
Miamisburg
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Elizabeth Robinett
Joe Little
Grove City
Newark
Carl Moody
Charles Lehman
Lehman
Edward Dawley
Homer Lehman
Bellville
Mich
Clarence Nixon
Lenora Bailey
Darlene
Jimmie
Logan
Norman Farmer
Church
Chauncey — the
Millfield Christian Church
The
Christian Youth Fellowship
Vicki Grant
Bonnie McCune
Jerry Moody
Rowland’s
Rowland's Hardware & Sporting Goods
Stanley Rupe
Charles Baker
Kay
New Boston
Sue Ann
Roy Rife
Dana Story
Mrs
Margaret Karr
Ohio
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Glouster
Aree
Firestone
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W. Union St
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