Cincinnati Hosts Makeshift Cardinals In Rescheduled Tilt
Cincinnati aims to halt a Cardinals squad hit by flu with Ewell Blackwell on the hill after a 4-1 win over Boston. Blackwell dazzled the Beantowners, while Cincinnati’s hitters supported him with early runs and key RBI by Stallcup Merriman and Hatton.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Alphonse and Gaston
Redlegs
St. Louis
Marty Marion
Stan
Ewell Blackwell
Boston Braves
Blackwell
Braves
Boston Crew
Grady Hatton
Earl Torgegon
Sid Gordon
Torgy
Blackie
Beantowners
Johnny Sain
Virgil Stallcup
Lloyd Merriman
Ted Kluszewski
Joe Adcock
Stallcup
Luke Sewell
National League and American League games listed for today
National League doubleheader slate includes Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Boston with drivers, plus St Louis at Cincinnati and Chicago at Pittsburgh. American League matchups feature Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at St Louis, with all games scheduled. Additional American Association games include Columbus at Milwaukee, Toledo at Kansas City, Louisville at St Paul, Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
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Philadelphia
New York
Roberts
Va Hearn
Brooklyn
Boston
van Dcuyk
Spahn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Wynn
Dobson
Detroit
Hutchinson
Trout
Pillette
American Association Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St New York
Washington
Lee
Philade
American —Tation
Kanes City
Columbus Ik
Gabby Street Remembered as Notable Catcher despite Low Batting Average
In New York the Giants edged the St Louis 3 to 2 as Dark boosted batting to .476 with a double and single scoring two runs. Murry Dickson pitched shutout ball for the Pirates against the Phillies 2 to 0 securing his fourth win. The late Gabby Street, famed catcher of his era, posted a .208 average in 499 MLB games.
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Giants
New York
St. Louis
Murry Dickson
Pirates
Phillies
Gabby Street
All-Star Game Moves to Briggs Stadium Detroit
The Major League All-Star game, set for July 10 at Briggs Stadium in Detroit, was moved from Shibe Park where the Philadelphia Phillies were to host.
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Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Shibe Park
Philadelphia Phillies
Baseball scores and summaries from multiple games
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split a doubleheader as Dickson Fitzgerald and Wilbur contributed to a 6 4 final. St Louis edged New York 7 6 with Poholsky Rice and Koslo Noble in a tight finish. Brooklyn lost to Chicago 7 4 as McLish and Walker held the staff with late scoring. Other games postponed while Minneapolis beat Louisville 9 7 in 10 innings and St Paul topped Indianapolis 7 6 in 10 innings.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Dickson
Fitzgerald
Church
Konstanty
Wilbur
Silvestri
St. Louis
Campaneltia
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Learn Golf From The Stars Says Nelson On Timing
Byron Nelson explains that consistency comes from starting the swing components together and timing them in unison. He notes weight shifts from left to right foot, warns against forcing a perfect grip, and stresses waggle alignment with the intended swing path. Jimmy Demaret adds that pros profit from the satisfaction of duffers who swing as taught.
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NEA Service
Byron Nelson
Chicago
Jimmy Demaret
Graduation Night at Gibisonville High for Class of 1951
Logan Gibisonville High School holds 8 15 p m graduation ceremony for the Class of 1951 with Dusty Miller Wilmington humorist as speaker. Rev M F White opens, glee club performs My Fair Lolita, Raymond Dean salutatory, Milo Kaufman Trees by Kilmore, Julie Lien valedictorian, Dusty Miller speaks on Folks I Like. Diplomas presented by Samuel H Dillon. Graduates include Catherine Kuhn Julianne Lien Raymond Dean Paul Keister Harry Whitcraft Richard McGrady Cecil Moore.
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LOGAN
Gibisonville High School
Dusty” Miller
Wilmington
Julie Lien
Samuel H. Dillon
Co. B. Burns
Catherine Anne Kuhn
Julianne Elizabeth Lien
Raymond Lee Dean
Paul Randal Keister
Harry Albert Whit
Gibison- Ville High School
Paul A. Carr
Velva Brashares
Birdie Griffith
Genevieve Lemon
Frieda Davis
Martha Kruger
Raymond Dean
Cecil Moore
Dick McGrady
Vinton County Seniors Set For Six High School Graduations
One hundred ten seniors from six Vinton County high schools will receive diplomas in coming weeks. Commencement plans list speakers at Allensville Brown Zaleski Hamden McArthur and Wilkesville with dozens of graduates named.
Logan Women Elect Staff and Scenic Gallery
The Logan Business and Professional Women's Club elected Katherine Myers as president with Gladys Webb as vice president and Martha Steele recording secretary Frances Johnson corresponding secretary and Mary Jean Francis treasurer Opal Wylie program chair introduced George Clayton Shaw who showed Montana scenery from a summer family trip Bear Tooth Mountain range near Yellowstone A cameo of snow scenes in Hocking County accompanied club members at work. Mrs Elric Geelan the Enderson North Dakota mayor and state senator urged audience to engage in local politics. Heart Fund Drive aims to raise about 50 to reach 1000.
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Hocking County
Mrs. Anna D. Coughtrie Rites Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna D. Coughtrie, who died Monday at Hocking Valley Hospital, were held Thursday afternoon at Heinlein Funeral Home. Ministers T H Arnott of Nelsonville and Owen Plumley of New Straitsville officiated with music by Mrs. Esther Jeffrey and Mrs. Marcilla Malone. Pallbearers were Edward Larson, Pearl Cheatham, William Bird Sr, William Bird Jr, Wayne Whitcraft, and William Harris.
Baseball leaders and team stats from a Brooklyn game
A compact summary lists top players and stats: Robinson of Brooklyn 398 runs, Dark of New York 21 runs and 34 hits, Pafko of Chicago 20 RBIs, Metkovich of Pittsburgh and Kruszewski of Cincinnati with doubles, Reese of Brooklyn and Pafko of Chicago and Adams of Cincinnati with triples, Hodges of Brooklyn, Stolen bases by Stanky of New York at 4, Roe of Brooklyn 40 pitches, Jansen of New York and Spahn of Boston with 26 strikeouts.
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Robinson
Brooklyn
New York
Pafko
Chicago
Metkovich
Pittsburgh
Kruszewski
Cincinnati
Reese
Adams
Hamner
Philadelphia
Hodges
Stanky
Roe
Jansen
Spahn
Boston
Bailey 79 Dies in Columbus Hospital
Fred Martin Bailey 79 died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital Columbus after six weeks as a patient. Son of Charles and Christina Becker Bailey, he was born in Goodhope Township and lived as a farmer. Survived by widow Mary Jane Kiine Bailey, two sons Clifford of Logan Route 2 and Rolland of Rockbridge, four daughters Dora R Bailey Hershel Prevost Sugar Grove Floyd Kellenbarger Sugar Grove and Richard Rule New Lexington, one brother Daniel Logan. Funeral arrangements by Leonard Funeral Services with time and place to be announced.
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Logan
Fred Martin Bailey
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Charles
Christina Becker-Bailey
Goodhope Township
Mary Jane Kiine-Bailey
Clifford
Rolland
Rockbridge
Dora R. Bailey
Hershel Prevost
Floyd Kellenbarger
Pt. Pleasant Social Notes Honor Eight-Year-Old Cheryl Mitchell
Mrs. G. E. Mitchell hosted Cheryl Mitchell's eighth birthday dinner at 2228 Mt. Vernon Ave. Thursday. Cake creator was Mrs. Charles Stephenson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephenson and children Bobby, Charles Everett, Mary Kay, Mike Baxter, Jimmy Burns, and Judy Mitchell.
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G. E. Mitchell
Mt. Vernon Ave
Cheryl
Charles Stephenson
Bobby
Charles Everett
Mary Kay
Mike Baxter
Jimmy Burns
Judy Mitchell
AAUW Meeting Plans at Hartford Monday
The AAUW will meet Monday evening at Mrs A Keith McClung's Hartford home with co hostesses Mrs Edward Ohlinger and Mrs Ray Proffitt. The meeting opens with a White Falcol Band selection from Wahama High School, followed by a business session led by president Mrs Garrett Green. Delegates to the state convention at Jacksons Mill will speak brief details. Creative arts chairwoman Mrs F W Quillin presents art displays by members including Mrs Harold Senf Mrs Vernon Fisher Mrs Judson Brake Mrs Edward Ohlinger Mrs Ray Proffitt and Mrs William Rarden.
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AAUW
A. Keith McClung
Hartford
Edward Ohlinger
Ray Proffitt
Wahama High School
Garrett Green
Douglas Rouse
Cary Howard Rayburn
Edna Burdette
Jacksons Mill
F. W. Quillin
Creative Arts
Harold Senf
Vernon Fisher
Judson Brake
William Rarden
Zuspan Couple Returns After Ten Day Visit
Mr and Mrs F O Zuspan of Marion Ohio have come home from a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs Hale Blessing at 2203 Jefferson. Sgt Dave Collins of Camp Lejeune North Carolina is spending the weekend with his family at 2208 Jefferson Blvd.
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F. O. Zuspan
Marion
Ohio
Hale
Jefferson
Dave Collins
Camp Lejuene
N. C
Jefferson Blvd
Defense bonds invitation to all citizens
Government urges universal participation in the defense program offering U S defense bonds. Citizens are prompted to buy extra bonds to secure personal safety and national security with carriers promising to provide pledges soon.
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America
U. S
Judge Harley Meyer Grants Two Divorces
Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer this week granted two divorces. Gladys Friley was awarded custody of the minor child and ordered to contribute to its support on her divorce from Reuben Friley. Wavelene Barney was granted custody of a minor child from Clifford W. Barney until further order of the court.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Gladys Friley
Reuben Friley
Wavelene Barney
Clifford W. Barney
Logan-Rudd Summers in Columbus Hospital Under Observation
Logan Rudd Summers, city employee, has been in White Cross hospital in Columbus for several days for observation and examination. He returned home Thursday and will go back in a month for further treatment.
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Logan—Rudd Summers
Citymployee
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Logan church schedules fill weekend worship and study
Church listings show Apostolic Gospel Tabernacle, Jehovahs Witnesses, Nazarene, Trinity Lutheran, First Presbyterian, American Lutheran Parish, Dundas U E Circuit and others. Services span worship, Sunday school, Bible classes, youth and prayer meetings with themes including sanctification, Pentecostal fire, and motherhood.
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Apostolic Gospel Tabernacle
Stan R. Hanley
Jehovah's Witnesses
C. Spillman
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy E. Klinger
Trinity
LU Heran
Paul D. Holtzen
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Paolo
Israel
Henry Tenney
Kerwood Martin
Harry Vail
Eber Mowery
Clarence Schwenke
Wayne Whitcraft
Edgar Work
Mary McCray
Church Library
Presbyterian Farm
Rehersal
Wctu County Institute
Methodist Church
Women's Association
American Lutheran
St. Matthew
Paul Warner
Luther League
Blosser's
Capital University
Columbus
Hocking
St. John's Church
Dundas Eue
Clyde Hinton
Dundas
Vinton
J. Tripp
Harkins
Weaver
Ladies Aid
Beckley Sisters
55 Attend Annual Scottish Rite Dinner in Logan
The Hocking County Scottish Rite held its annual dinner at the Masonic Temple in Logan with 55 guests including visitors from Columbus New Lexington and Lancaster. Rev. W. A. Williamson of Columbus Third Avenue Methodist Church spoke, introduced by C. Wood Bowen, county director.
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Logan
Hocking County
Scottish Rite
Masonic Temple
Columbus
New Lexington
Lancaster
W. A. Williamson
Third Avenue
Columbus Woman Injured in Accident
Logan friends learned Thursday of an accident in Columbus involving Miss Susie Krieder a former Logan resident She fell on the sidewalk near her home and was taken to Mercy hospital where doctors found a cracked right elbow and left knee requiring a cast Additional names include William Robert Forbes 23 Shirley Coe 20 Ralph Eugene Clark 21 and Lena Faye Foster 18 listed with addresses Route 1 New Straitsville and Junction City Route 1, reflecting nearby residents connected to the incident.
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Logan
Columbus
Susie Krieder
Mercy Hospital
William Robert Forbes
Neee Shirley Coe
Carbon Til
Ralph Eugene Clark
Junction City
Lena Faye Foster
New Straitsville
Red-Headed Woman Murder Probe Continues in W Va
Berkeley Springs reports a year into the Red-Headed murder case. Bernard Mills found the battered body along Route 520 near the Potomac River. State Police Corporal Charles Burke leads the probe, sending fingerprints to FBI and agencies nationwide while pursuing new leads. The unidentified victim was 30 to 40, 5 feet 5 inches, about 130 pounds, with red nails and a recent perm, and notable scars. Authorities emphasize the killer remains at large with no clothing for identification. The corpse was likely dead two to four days before discovery.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Hancock
Bernard Mills
West Virginia
Potomac River
Charles 8. Burke
Burke
Akron
Columbus
Ohio
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Morgan County
FBI
Police Department
Criminal Investigation Bureau
United States
Redhe
Murray High Senior Sermon Sunday Service at 8 p.m
Baccalaureate for Murray City High School graduates will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. Rev. Amy West of Pilgrim Holiness Church will deliver the sermon. Music includes Mendelssohn Priests March performed by Pio Rita Mohaney, Girls Chorus singing My Creed, Girls Trio performing Trees, and My Task. The program centers on the theme If Jesus Had Not Come with a closing Girls Chorus piece.
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Logan
Murray City High School
Amy West
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mendelssohn
Pio Rita Mohaney
Garrett
Rasbach
Riegger
Jesus
Ashford
May Crowning at St John’s Catholic Church
LOGAN The annual May Crowning procession will be held at St John’s Catholic Church at 3 pm Sunday with girls from grade and high schools taking part. The statue of the Blessed Virgin will be crowned with floral wreaths as the girls sing. Afterward the procession moves to the grotto to pay homage to the Mother of God with songs such as The Month of Our Mother and On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother. Rev Fr Kimberly of Junction City will be visiting priest.
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Kimberly
Junction City
Four Men Inducted Into Army From Hocking County
Logan clerk Mary Sweazey announced four draftees left for Ft. Hayes Columbus for induction. The group was the smallest of 13 from Hocking County and included William Quinton Quinn Murray City Frederick Donald Huntchinson Logan Route 3 Eddie Bodkins Logan Route 2 and James Martin Sorrell Mar City. Sweazey also named nine county men who recently enlisted in the Air Force Marines or Navy including Don Mathias Rockbridge Larry Tucker Rockbridge James Vorhees Gibisonville Dean Ferrell Murray City Walter Nelson Logan Charles Gearhart South Loomingville William Smith Logan William Rafferty Logan Boyd Wright Logan.
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Logan
Mary Sweazey
Selective Board
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Hocking County
Wiliam Quinton Quinn
Murray City
Frederick Donald Huntchinson
Eddie Jr. Bodkins
James Martin Sorrell
Mar- City
Sweazey
Congregation Elects Wayne Whitcraft at Logan Church Meeting
More than a hundred members attended the Presbyterian Church meeting in Logan. Wayne Whitcraft was elected to the session, filling the post vacated by John Pierce who moved to Chillicothe. The body approved funds to cover winter storm damage repairs and to paint wood trim on the church and Manse. Further improvements will be discussed at the June 6 Official Board meeting.
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Cherry Valley Road
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Athens
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South Charleston
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Circleville
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Millersburg
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