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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1950

Page

9

Mrs J V Kapp and son travel to Evans after nephew's death

Mrs J V Kapp of 2108 Mt. Vernon Ave and her son Woodrow of 2300 Mt. Vernon Ave left Wednesday night for Evans West Virginia where her nephew Delbert Balch died Thursday morning. Dr Edna A Gettles of Point Clinic accompanied them and returned Thursday.

Point Pleasant J. V. Kapp Mt. Vernon Ave Woodrow Evans W. Va Delbert Balch Edna A. Gettles Point Clinic

Big Blacks Clash With Huntington East In Tourney Showdown

About 400 Point Pleasant supporters travel to Huntington for the Class A Section 26 opener at 8 p.m. Friday. Point Pleasant, 16-5, faces East Highlanders, who enter with a 6-15 mark, in a regional bid with Valley teams looming. Possible lineup shuffles include Roberts at center or Capehart at center, with Gardner and Nott as forwards and guards rotating among Gerlach Fowler Bardin Fisher.

Point Pleasant W. Va Point Pleasant High Huntington Huntington East Highlanders Highlanders East Wheeling Barboursville Ironton Ohio Logan Charleston Stonewall Jackson Skein Phomore Bill Roberts Frank Capehart Sonny Gerlach Jack Fowler Capehart Fowler Roberts Parky Gardner Reece Nott Gardner Bob Adkins

Kryhoski and Priddy Boost Detroit Defense

Detroit GM Billy Evans targets improved infield with trades for Jerry Priddy from the Browns and Dick Kryhoski from the Yankees. Kryhoski hit .328 versus right-handers in Oakland after a .294 Yankee mark, while Priddy adds veteran middle-infield capability. The piece notes other infield prospects and the need for depth behind an improving outfield core.

Detroit NEA Tigers Billy Evans Jerry Priddy Browns Dick Kryhoski Yankees Dick Wakerfield Joe Ginsberg Bill Meyer Pirates Yankee Young Kryhoski Lou Gehrig Hal White Art McConnell Saul Rogovin Jim Parton McConnell Little Rock Rogovin Buffalo Club Parton Bisons Buddy House Flint Mich Bessemer Ala House Aaron Robinson Bob Swift Freddie Hutchinson Yan Kees Toledo Wertz Groth Evers Mullin Johnny Cree George Lerchen Cree Lerchen Bob Mavis Mudhens American Association al Federoff

Doby Smashes 400 Foot Homer in Indians Spring Practice

Larry Doby powered a 400 foot homer off Bob Lemon in a Randolph Park drill as the Indians split two squads. He also added a double and said he aims to swing smoother and avoid the vicious cut that plagued him last season.

Larry Doby Bob Lemon Tucson Ariz Randolph Park Cleveland Indians Doby Yannigans Dick Kokos St. Louis Browns Larry

Columnist Honored for Indians Sale Scoop in Cleveland

Cleveland News sports columnist Ed McCaul ey received a top award from the Cleveland Newspaper Guild for the biggest local scoop last year his story on the sale of the Cleveland Indians. Plain Dealer photographer Andrew Kraffert was named dean of the year for long service.

Cleveland Ed McCauley Cleveland News Cleveland Newspaper Guild Cleveland Indians Andrew Kraffert Plain Dealer

12 Grid Games For Detroit U

The University of Detroit aims for a 1950 football schedule of 10 games, seven at home and three away. Home games include six Friday nights and a Sunday game November 12 versus Duquesne. The Titans, defending MVC champions, will host Marquette Wichita Drake Villanova and Duquesne among others, with a season finale November 26 in San Francisco against the Dons.

Detroit University of Detroit Lloyd Brazil Duquesne University Titans Wichita Drake Tulsa Oklahoma A & M Oklahoma San Francisco San Francisco Dons Hillsdale Wayne Marquette Okla Villanova Duquesne Stillwater

Broncos Make Major Leaguers Since 1911 At WMU

Western Michigan College began intercollegiate play in 1911 and has produced 11 Broncos who reached the Major Leagues. A survey shows 44 Broncos signed contracts, about one in four achieving the grade, vs high school signings at 1 in 339. Ernie Koob was the first Bronco to reach MLB, with Wayne Terwilliger the latest, signing in 1948 and joining the Cubs in 1949.

Kalamazoo Mich Western Michigan College Broncos Western Michigan Ernie Koob Bronco Wayne Terwilliger Cubs

High School Basketball Roundup From Class Tournaments

Scores across multiple Ohio high school tournaments show Dover edging Steubenville 66 65 and Ursuline topping McKinley 51 41 with several other close results. College action lists Ohio State beating Butler 66 65 and Xavier 54 Cincinnati 53 amid a broad sports digest of college and professional games.

Dover Steubenville Middletown Dayton Stivers Youngstown Raven Warren Harding Youngstown Ursuline Canton McKinley Akron South Massillon Akron St. Vincents Kent Roosevelt Glenville Shaker Heights Garfield Heights Ashtabula Cleveland Central Painesville College Davis-Elkins W. Va Wesleyan Ohio State Butler Xavier Cincinnati Indianapolis Anderson Baltimore New York Rochester Boston Sheboygan Denver Syracuse St. Louis Worcester Mass Don Williams Bob Montgomery Philadelphia Jimmy King Wilkes-Barre Bobby Lee Bangor Hermie Freeman Bath Buddy Hayes Toronto Montreal Detroit Providence Buffalo

Kluszewski unconcerned over Reds first base job

Ted Kluszewski, new to Reds camp after a holdout, laughed off Joe Adcock’s challenge for the first base job. He aims to double his 1949 homer total, cites wrist work in the off season, and played intrasquad as the Reds beat the Cuccinellos 5 to 1. Ron Northey homered and drove in three. Marvin Rackley added a double and two singles. Howard Fox pitched three scoreless innings aided by sharp defense from Grady Hatton and Peanuts Lowrey.

Tampa Fla Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Reds Joe Adcock Kluszewski Reds Adcock Mancusos Ron Northey Marvin Rackley Cincinnati Howard Fox Northey St. Louis Cardinals Rackley Brooklyn Dodger Fox Grady Hatton Harry Peanuts) Lowrey

Promising Tigers Pitcher Injured In Auto Crash

Sports Mirror Today recalls Art Houtteman of the Detroit Tigers who was seriously hurt in an auto accident. Also noted are Phil Rafferty winning his seventh straight mile in the K of C games, and Don Budge defeating Bill Tilden in a benefit pro tennis match in New York.

Art Houtteman Detroit Tigers Phil Rafferty New York A.C Don Budge Bill Tilden New York

Surgery Satisfactory For James Easley in Huntington

The condition of James Easley of Youngstown Ohio who had surgery at Huntington Orthopedic Hospital is satisfactory. He is the son of Mr and Mrs O L Easley of 708 Viand St Mrs Easley and daughter Linda are visiting with her father and mother in law.

Point Pleasant James Easley Youngstown Ohio Huntington Orthopedic Hospital O. L. Easley Viand St

Man Is Fined on Charge of Passing School Bus

A Point Pleasant man, Austin J. King, was fined $10 and costs by a magistrate for passing a school bus while passengers were being discharged on Route 62. State Police Trooper R. C. Dilley filed the charge.

Point Pleasant Austin J. King R. C. Dilley

Busses Examined as State Police Find Defects

Point Pleasant inspection of 19 school buses found defects on only two units. Reported issues included faulty snakes horns and exhaust pipes in the inspection by state police.

Point Pleasant

National 4-H Week Climax Meeting In Mason County

Miss Florence Howard state girls club agent to meet Mason County 4 H leaders and counselors Saturday evening at the senior high home economics building. Justine Foglesong county 4 H agent commends local clubs for promoting project work and highlights groups such as Lucky Star Oak Grove Corn Cobblers and Hannan Hi Club for their community projects and dramatic efforts.

Point Pleasant Florence Howard Mason County Justine Foglesong New Haven Rockets Lloyd Roush John Frye Hickory Chapel Lakin Boys’ School March of Dimes Oak Grove Corn Cobblers Board School Hill Billie Club Devel

Kath leen Foster and Mason Kaplan Wed in Charleston

Kath leen Foster daughter of Emmett and Mrs Foster of Chesapeake West Virginia married Mason Kaplan son of Mr and Mrs Ben Kaplan of Ashland Kentucky in a March 5 ceremony at the Virginia Street Temple Charleston conducted by Rabbi Louis Cash dan. The couple will live in Charleston. Mrs Kaplan is a niece of Mrs Homer Smith and formerly resided in Leon.

Point Pleasant Virginia Street Temple Charleston Louis Cashdan Kathleen Foster Emmett Foster Chesapeake W. Va Mason Kaplan Ben Kaplan Ashland Kentucky Sigma Alpha Theota Sorority Kaplan Ashland High School Marshall College Homer Smith Leon

Barrs Host Dinner Guests With Wests and Slaters

Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Barr at 2227 Jackson Ave included Mrs. Barr's sisters Virgie West of Teays West Virginia Kath leen West from Pikesville Kentucky and Mrs Clyde Slater of Huntington along with sister in law Mrs G F West and her son Jerry Huntington.

H. J. Barr Jackson Ave

Local bridge club results with Hartley top score

Miss Audrey Treadway hosted a bridge night at 314 Main Street with Mrs. Ethel Hartley achieving the high score and Mrs. Kathleen Dyer second. Attendees included Mrs. Bessie Wilson Mrs. Carroll Kennedy Mrs. Joyce Rose Mrs. Christine Sibley Mrs. Alice Romine and the hostess.

Ethel Hartley Audrey Treadway Main St Kathleen Dyer Hartley Dyer Bessie Wilson Carroll Kennedy Joyce Rose Christine Sibley Alice Romine

Fireman's Auxiliary Accepts New Member at Meeting

The Fireman's Auxiliary held a monthly meeting at the fire station with Mrs. Vernon Miller presiding. One new member, Mrs. William Huddleston, was welcomed. Members were asked to bring a secret sister to the April meeting. Refreshments were served to several members and the fire department.

Vernon Miller William Huddleston Miller Glenn Goodman Fire Department

Pioneer Farm Woman's Club Meets At Buckle Home

The Pioneer Farm Woman's Club met Tuesday evening at 1210 Viand St the home of Mrs. C F Buckle. Devotional service led by Mrs. Ray Crank included scripture reading singing and prayer. Mrs. J E Sommer presented The Human Side of World Affairs. The club voted to support a county project to improve heating at the South Side recreation center. Hostesses served St Patrick Day refreshments to members.

Pioneer Farm Woman’s Club C. F. Buckle Viand St C. E. McCulloch Ray Crank J. E. Sommer Robert Durst South Side Recreation Center Buckle Henry Williamson Mervin Chapman Mcculloch Crank Darst Sommer Morris Sebrell J. A. Kay, Jr John Sebrell G. E. Byus Eric Nystrom H. J. Barr Ruth Ann Hogsett Vianna Witters Rose Sterrett Hazel Siders

Senior Wins Scholarship at Pennsylvania College for Women

Nancy Vaught, a Point Pleasant High School senior and editor of the school newspaper, has won a four year college scholarship to the Pennsylvania College for Women in Pittsburgh. The award rests on her scholarship exam performance and active participation in extracurriculars as she plans a journalism career.

Point Pleasant Nancy Vaught Point Pleasant High School Pennsylvania College For Women At Pittsburgh Nancy

Faithful Sunday Services Across Multiple Churches

The Pt Pleasant church page lists schedules for Presbyterian, Krebs Chapel Community, Evangelical United Brethren, Bellemead, Trinity Methodist, Sacred Heart, St Joseph Mason, Christ Church Parish, Mason County Lutheran Parish, Methodist Circuit, and Church of the Nazarene. It includes Sunday school times, worship services, sermon topics, youth activities, and midweek prayer or Bible study meetings.

Presbyterian Orie C. Landrum Youth Fellowship Pioneer Fellowship Krebs Chapel Young Peoples Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Capehart Heights Bellemead Christian Endeavor Trinity Methodist S. D. Rexrode Sacred Heart Henry A. Huppert ST._JOSEPH Mason Christ Church Parish Episcopal Robert Findlay Thomas Bruce Chapel Henry Knox Sherrill Mason County George C. Werrick St. Mark’s Upper Flats St. Paul’s New Haven Fujita Orphan Japan Zion Broad Run Luther League St. Paul's C. E. Haney Vaught Memorial Beech Hill Henderson Mt. Union Pine Grove Church OF the Nazarene Paul Carulla Christ Young Peoples’ Society

Census Quiz Questions Enumerated for Mason County

Census enumerators by Farley W. Bell will visit Mason County households in April. Eight standard questions apply to all, including name, relationship, race, sex, age, marital status, birth place, and citizenship. Additional questions follow by schedule rules and age.

Point Pleasant Mason County Farley W. Bell

School Heads Meet Monday in Southwest District Assembly

Mason County school officials will lead the Southwest District Attendance Directors Association meeting set for Monday in Huntington. District Chairman Otis M. Rice and other leaders will preside at the morning session at the Huntington Board of Education building with a panel on community-centered schools and attendance officials from 11 counties expected to attend.

Point Pleasant Mason County Huntington Otis M. Rice

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