Haefner Makes Veeck's Deal for Wynn Look Bad
Haefner beat Cleveland 1-0 in a Senators victory as he outpitched the Indians in a game featuring Larry Doby's lone hit and a hit by pitch. Veeck passed on Haefner to pair Early Wynn with the Senators, drawing critique from the winter deal. The win left Washington tied for fourth with Philadelphia and the Yankees maintained lead with Newhouser no hitter bid broken late.
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Haefner
Veeck
Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Early Wynn
Mickey Haefner
Tribe
Washington Senators
Senators
Indians
Cleveland
Larry Doby
Nats
Mickey
Doby
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Sterling Southpaw
New York Yankees
Tigers
Allie Reynolds
Yanks
Tommy Henrich
Jackie Phillips
Johnny Groth
Yogi Berra
Logan Monument Co Memorial Ad
An advertisement invites readers to visit Leo L Vaughan’s Logan Monument Co in Pomeroy Ohio to see memorials built from drawing board designs with precise lettering. Offers free colored booklets on memorials via penny post card and notes the shop is across from the Hocking alley Hortal.
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Logan Way
Hocking Alley
Leo L. Vaughan
Logan Monument Co
Meigs Co
Pomeroy
Ohio
Judging Panel Listed For Penny Dog Show
Beaver Falls Beaver County Kennel Club announces the full judging panel for the all breed dog show and obedience trial to benefit the Children's Aid Society. Maxwell Riddle will pick best in show and judge Hound and Non sporting groups, with other group judges from Carrollton Colorado Pittsburgh and more. Obedience trials are led by Leonard Charpie and Lou Green.
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Beaver Falls
Beaver County Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
William D. Hettenbaugh
Gypsy Glen Park
Beaver
Children’s Aid Society
Maxwell Riddle
Ravenna
O. Riddle
Alfred Lepine
Carrollton, CO
James Trullinger
Pittsburgh
Leonard Charpie
Cleveland
Lou Green
Dayton
Standings and Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues
AL standings show New York, Detroit, Boston, St Louis, Washington, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago with varying scores. Notable winners include Reynolds, Niarhos, Newhouser, and Hogan. American Association results list Columbus over Louisville 5 2 and St Paul 3 Kansas City 1. Indianapolis 13 Toledo 10.
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New York
Detroit
Reynolds
Niarhos Newhouser
Kretlow
Robinson
Swift
Boston
St. Louie
Stobbds
Batts
Embree
Moss
Washington
Cleveland
Haefner
Evans
Gromek
Garcia
Hogan
Tresh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Coleman
Quetra
Pierce
Pieretti
Kuzava
Surkont
Yankowski
American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Browns defeat Red Sox 2-1 behind Priddy homer
Gerry Priddy drove in both St. Louis Browns runs with a third inning double and a ninth inning homer to beat the Boston Red Sox 2-1. Mickey Haefner pitched for the Browns while the Senators blanked the Indians 1-0 on a knuckleball performance, with Cleveland getting only one hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Priddy
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Priddy
Dick Kokos
St. Louis
Mickey Haefner
Senators
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Players Sweep Baseball Leaders Across The N L
National League leaders listed include Kazak of St. Louis batting .397 with 21 runs. Gordon of New York 21 runs. Campanella of Brooklyn 18 RBIs. Lockman of New York 32 hits and 4 stolen bases alongside Robinson of Brooklyn also with 4 steals. Branca of Brooklyn and Hartung of New York top pitching with 4-0 records and 1.000. New York leads in batting with DiMaggio at .354 and Joost of Philadelphia with 19 runs. Majeski and Kell each with 28 hits. Zernial and Chapman tied with 8 doubles. Mitchell of Cleveland 5 triples. Stephens of Boston and Graham of St. Louis tied for 7 home runs. Tebbetts of Boston has 4 stolen bases. New York totals 30 strikeouts by Newhouser of Detroit leads in that stat.
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Kazak
St. Louis
Gordon
New York
Campanela
Brooklyn
Lockman
Jones
Philadelphia
Smadley
Chicago
Robinson
Branca
Hartung
Heintzelman
Dodgers
DiMaggio
Boston
Joost
Williams
Majeski
Kell
Detroit
Zernial
Chapman
Mitchell
Cleveland
Stephens
Graham
Tebbetts
Track Victors Return for 15th Miami County Meet
The 15th annual Miami University high school track meet returns Friday and Saturday with many former champions likely to compete. Notables include Class A entrants Gil Schiff and Gene Stevenson along with Dayton Dunbar and Springfield contenders. Class B defending champs Joe Morgan and Lockland's relay teams also back, predicting a strong showing.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami Field
Springfield
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Newark
Dayton Dunbar
Dayton
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati
Lockland
Plainville
Mariemont
Wyoming
Gil Schiff
Walnut Hills
Gene Stevenson
Bob Stargel
Lynn Owens
Dunbar
Joe Morgan
Charles Boomershine
Gratis
Jerry Biggs
Ben Parkman
Bellevue
UC Intrasquad Game Set for Saturday Night at UC
University of Cincinnati fans will see the current UC football squad in action in an intrasquad game Saturday night. Head coach Sid Gillman will have George Blackburn and Joe Madro as rival coaches for the evening. Josh Devore of the New York Giants stole four bases in one inning in a June 20 1912 game.
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Cincinnati
UC University of Cincinnati
Sid Gillman
George Blackburn
Joe Madro
Gillman
Josh Devore
New York Giants
Baseball Pairings Across Cities With Night Games List
A slate of city matchups covers Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago Columbus at Louisville Toledo at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Milwaukee St Paul at Kansas City all night games.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Werle
Banta
Cincinnati
New York
Fox
Kennedy
St. Louis
Boston
Munger
Pollet
Spahn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Schmitz
Heintzelman
Cleveland
Porterfield
Lemon
Washington
Detroit
Calvert
Overmire
Schantz
Drews
Hughson
Wight
American Association Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Reserve Talent Aids Apostles Reserve Talent Aids Apostles
The Saints beat Kansas City 8 1 for their 17th win while Harry Taylor closed the game with a last inning save. George Brown allowed three hits through eight and Delsing walked to load the bases before Lucadello flew out.
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Saints
Kansas City
Stout
Harry Taylor
George Brown
Jimmy Delsing
Jack Vallaesa
Jimmy Dyck
Taylor
Johnny Lucadello
Delsing
Bill Drescher
Ford Garrison
Billiards Sweep U S Marine Detachment In Doubleheader
POINT PLEASANT W Va Smoker Billiards softball team took two from the U S Marine Detachment of South Charleston blanking the Leathernecks 10 0 in the opener and winning 7 5 in the nightcap Park Stewart pitched a two hitter in the first game Swisher and Stewart each had three safeties with Swisher homering In the second game Rink Crawfords four bagger with one aboard sparked a 3 run fifth Burris also homered to erase a 4 4 tie before Marines took the lead earlier Bursts of offense came from Burris and Crawfor d as Billiards moved to 5 0 on the season with the sweep and next faced Lakin Redbirds at 5 p m Thursday
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
U. S. Marine Detachment
South Charleston
Leathernecks
Park Stewart
Billiards
Swisher
Stewart
Rink Crawford
Burris
Marines
Lakin Redbirds
Lakin
Miller
Novach and
Smith
Schedule Changes Listed by Columbus
The Columbus Red Birds announce schedule changes for home and road games. The April 19 opener vs the St Paul Saints at Red Bird stadium will be played as a twilight-night double header with St Paul on May 19. The April 26 game vs Kansas City is moved to a twilight double header with the Blues on June 29. The June 16 game at Victory Field in Indianapolis is moved to Monday night July 1.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Victory Field
Indianapolis
Gallia Welcomes New Cage Coach Shrider at Kiwanis Dinner
Gallia Academy High School hires Richard G. Shrider as basketball coach. Shrider, former Glenford High School star and New York Knickerbocker alum, praised by Nolan Swackhamer for his talent and character. He will also assist with football and spring sports under Coach Jim Halderman.
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Gallia
Kiwanis
Gallipolis
Richard G. Shrider
Gallia Academy High School
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Nolan P. Swackhammoer
Mason
Shrider
Glenford High School
Perry County
Ohio
Sprider
Madison Square Garden
New York Knickerbocker
Knickerbockers
Joe Lapehick
Celtica
Jim Halderman
Ohlo University
Iderman
E. E. Hi
la Hanna Brown
Galla Academy
Lawrence Bastiant
Rotary to Sponsor Dayton Boys Choir in Gallipolis
Rotarians will sponsor the Dayton Boys Choir for two appearances May 28 at Washington school auditorium and May 29 at First Baptist Church. Dr. N. A. Martin notes strong response last year and aims to give all attendees a chance to hear the group conducted by Orma Park.
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Gallipolis
Dayton
N. A. Martin
Rotary
Martin
S&s
Orma Park
Washington School
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Farmers Hotel
Marshall Boggs
Washington
Leo Mossman
Two Gallia Academy Students Top State Scholarship Tests
Harriet Young placed fifth in English IV and tenth overall in the Ohio University district tests. Jo Ann Hoover tied for tenth in French II as Gallia Academy High School notes fewer students earning high ranks this year than last.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Harriet Young
Ohio University
Jo Ann Hoover
Zaleski Group Heads to Washington on School Trip
Zaleski High School seniors led by advisor Mrs Louise Leach departed Monday night on the National Limited to Washington D C. They planned visits to government buildings and a meal in the Supreme Court cafeteria. An appointment with Rep Thomas A Jenkins of Frontenac was on the schedule and they hoped to observe Congress in session. The party returning Thursday on the Diplomat included Helen Bighouse John Bowen Charlotte Spagnola Dwight Rider Jack Hayes Janet Leach Mary Jane Sargent Doris Albaugh Dick McDaniel and Marvin Mace.
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Zaleski
Louise Leach
National Limited
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Congress
Rep
Thomas A. Jenkins
Lronton
Helen Bighouse
John Bowen
Charlotte Spagnola
Dwight Rider
Students plan Chillicothe trip next Wednesday
Seventh and eighth grade students will visit Chillicothe next Wednesday. They will tour the paper mill, Ross County museum, Gazette office, Adena, and the Veterans Hospital, with a picnic lunch at Mound City. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Louise Leach.
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Zaleski
Chillicothe
Ross Co
Gazette
Adena
Ohio
Veterans’ Hospital
Mound City
Louise Leach
Army to ask reserve medics to relieve staff shortage
Maj. Gen. Raymond W. Bliss says the Army surgeon general will seek volunteer reserve medical officers to serve from one to 29 days per month to ease a staff shortage. Questionnaires will go to 14 300 doctors 5 548 dentists and 1 372 veterinarians in the coming days.
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Washington
Raymond W. Bliss
Army
Bliss
Navy Plans 10000 Shipyard Layoffs by 1950
The Navy announced 10,000 workers will be laid off in 11 naval shipyards in the United States and Hawaii between now and June 30, 1950. About 7500 employees will have been dropped by July 1, 1949. Wage increases and higher material costs were cited as key factors.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Hawaii
Judge's Mother Injured in Fall at Home
Mrs. Frank L. Janes of 623 Second Ave. fell Tuesday about 4 p.m. and was taken to Holzer Hospital where she was found to have a fractured hip. She is the mother of William H. Janes, attorney and municipal court judge.
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Gallipolis
Frank L. Janes
Second Ave
Holzer Hospital
Janes
William H. Janes
Wills Admitted to Probate in Gallipolis
Wills of J Shel ton Loucks and Etta M McCall have been admitted to probate in Gallipolis marking the formal entry of their testamentary documents into court records.
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Gallipolis
Fidela Willams
Henry Williame
Common Pleas
J. Shelton Loucks
Etta M. McCall
Driver Fined For Not Signaling In Route 3S Crash
A two-vehicle collision on Route 3S northwest of Jackson involved Harry Henry of Portmouth and Billy Peterson of Atlanta Michigan. Henry paid $10 and costs for failing to signal. patrol arrested Jackson Henry. Leslie Parsons of City was fined $10 and costs by Justice Maurice Grover for reckless operation.
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Gallipolis
Harry Henry
Portamouth
W. A. Ridenour
Jackson Henry
State Highway Patrol
Billy Peterson
Atlanta
Mich
Henry
Jackson
Leslie KR. Parsons
Maurice Grover
Justice of the Peace
Three Cochran brothers sentenced for grand larceny
In Gallipolis Judge Bets sentenced Dewey Raymond Cochran and Merrill Cochran to Manafield Reformatory one to seven years each for grand larceny. Dewey Eugene Cochran got one to three years in Ohio Penitentiary for probation violation. A third son is in Boys Industrial School Lancaster for the same offense. all tied to chicken stealing and barn thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cochran
Robert M. Bets
Dewey Raymond
Merrill Cochran
Manafield Reformatory
Dewey Eugene Cochran
Ohio
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Stacy Baird
Dale McMillan
Hospital Notes Glimpse Local Admissions And Births
Gallipolis notes list admissions including Mrs. Raymond Fisher Oak Hill Garnet Marie McManus Jackson Evalen Burris Apple Grove W Va Mrs Laeva Lewis Bladen and others. Births include a daughter for Mrs Norman Milam Columbus and a daughter for Mrs Robert Shields Wellston. Discharges include Miss Mary McDaniel Don Hodge and others.
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Gallipolis
Admissions
Raymond Fisher
Oak Hill
Garnet Marie McManus
Jackson
Evalen Burris
Apple Grove
W. Va
Laeva Lewis
Bladen
Bertha Steele
Hamden
Martha Slatzer
New Straitsville
Bill Rowsey
City
John Goett
Pomeroy
William Trapp
William Slade
Arbuckle
Mary Fultz
Ashland
F. H. Berkley
Northup
Eakman
Patriot
Michael Hatfield
Gallipolis Ferry
Norman Milam
Columbus
Robert Shields
Wellston
Otis McClintock
Racine
Mary McDaniel
Don Hodge
Thurman Boggs
Sidney Spencer
James Kissinger
Everett Gills
Raymond Haskins
Kendall Wyckle
Evelyn Miller
River Traffic Reports from Gallipolis and Kanawha District
Locks at Gallipolis handled several towboats with times ranging from 5:50 p.m. to 9:35 p.m. Kanawha River boats included Attaboy and Solvay moving up, Coombs and George III down. Other district craft logged up or down movements with gauges showing 18.2 feet up and lower, Kanawha Falls at 4.36 falling.
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Gallipolis
Dolle
Progress
Earnestine
Tampico
Kanawha
Attaboy
London
Solvay
Coombs
Winfield
Rand
Ayres
Martin Down
Sohio State
Heekin
Neville
Reliance
Cornell
Teddy
The
Patriot
Kanawha Falls
Appointment of L V Zimmer as Administrator in Athens County
L V Zimmer of Glauster Ohio named Administrator of the estate of Selena V Zimmer deceased of Athens County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months to avoid bar Dated May 3 1949 John F Newcomb 36th Probate Judge Athens County Notice also lists James E Ross of Athens Ohio as appointed administrator for Bessie M Ross deceased with May 2 1949 date and probate judge signature
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L. V. Zimmer
Glauster
Ohio
Selena V. Zimmer
Athens County
John F. Newcomb
James E. Ross
Athens
Bessie M. Ross
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