Tigers Hope Lary Proves Late Start Aflame
Detroit manager Jack Tighe weighs whether Frank Lary is a late starter or a one year wonder after another uneven beginning. Lary recovered in 1955 to win 21 games but his 1956 start mirrors last season with only two wins in seven decisions and a 2-1 defeat to Washington.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Frank Lary
Tighe
H Lary
Tigers
McBride Seeks Shot At Patterson Title After Besmanoff Win
Archie McBride, 28, from Trenton, N J, upset Willi Besmanoff at St Nicholas Arena to position himself for a shot at Floyd Patterson or a clash with Archie Jackson or Willie Pastrano. McBride, 21-12, earned mixed judging and expressed desire to face Jackson next or Pastrano if Jackson is unavailable.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Archie McBride
Willie Pastrano
Archie
Germany
Willi Besmanoff
St. Nicholas Arena
McBride
Trenton
N. J
Bob Satterfield
Patterson
Jimmy Slade
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Baseball scores and schedule across leagues and clubs
Results show Toronto 7 Rochester 0 in a Monday game and Havana 4 Richmond 4 while Columbus beat Miami 5 3 and Buffalo faced Montreal in rain postponed plans. American Association notes Wichita 14 Denver 1 and St Paul 4 Louisville 1 with Indianapolis at Omaha delayed by rain. A Washington 2 Detroit 1 win featured a bases loaded ninth inning single by FitzGerald, while Connie Johnson pitched a two hitter for Baltimore in a 2 0 win over Kansas City.
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Tigers
Lary
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Donie Johnson
Athleties
Cleveland
Yankes
New York
Chicago
Red Sox
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Duke Snider
Sandy Amoros
Carl Furillo
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ed Fitzgerald
Pete Runnels
Pedro Ramos
Toronto
Rochester
Havana
Richmond
Columbus
Miami
Buffalo
Montreal
Milam
American Assoctation
Wichita
Denver
Minneapolis
Charleston
St. Paul
Louieville
Indianapolis
Omaha
Rain
Bo FitzGerald
Senators
Connie Johnson
Orioles
Reveland
Milwaukeers
Philadelphia
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Lows
St Louis
St Lowe
Chauncey Dover Alumni Prepare Spring Homecoming Weekend
Chauncey Dover alumni plan a Saturday spring homecoming with a Country Style banquet at 6 30 p.m. in the high school and a dance at Athens Country Club from 9 30 p.m. to 12 30 a.m. Norman Matthews and his orchestra will provide music. Reservations extended to Thursday to accommodate late letters. Edward T. Vandyke guides the banquet with help from the Home Economics group. Dues should be mailed now so cards are ready for the event. A nominating committee named Kathie Willis Mingus Jean Kollister Leiber Arrella Johnson Herdman and Barbara Willis Schrappe.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Athens Country Club
Norman Matthews
Alumni Association
Edward T. Vandyke
Athens
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey- Dover
Kathleen Willis Mingus
Millfield
Jean Kollister Leiber
Sugar Creek
Arrella Johnson Herdman
Barbara Willis Schrappe
Jets Stop Miami In 5 3 Victory At Miami
Columbus Jets halted the Miami Marlins effort to take the lead with a 5 3 win in Miami. Jets piled 11 hits as Heywood Sullivan hit a 595 foot homer after joining from the Boston Red Sox. Columbus tied Montreal for seventh place, six games behind the first.
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Jets
Miami
Fla
Columbus Jets
Miami Marlin
Florida
Philadelphia Phillies
Columbus
Montreal
Heywood Sullivan
Boston Red Sox
Senators Take Bridges After Reds Release
The Cincinnati Reds waived utility infielder Rocky Bridges last Wednesday to reach the 25 player limit and the Washington Senators claimed him off waivers today. Bridges had been removed from Cincinnati's active list prior to the waiver move.
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Cincinnati
Rocky Bridges
Cincinnati Redlegs
Washington Senators
Reds
Bridges
Gonzales Wins Again in Tour Victory String
Boise report says Pancho Gonzales defeated Ken Rosewall in straight sets 6-4 6-2 to extend his career tour win streak to 47 25. Pancho Segura and Dinny Pails tied 10-10 in singles, then Gonzales and Segura beat the Australians 8-5 in doubles.
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Boise
Idaho
Pancho Gonzales
Ken Rosewalk
Australia
Rosewall
Pancho Segura
Dinny Pails
Gonzales
Segura
Glouster Alumni Association to Meet Thursday Evening
Glouster Alumni Association will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school building. Members from the Glouster area are invited to discuss upcoming events and celebrate alumni milestones.
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Glouster
Rider Helms Board Elects Miami Coach to Hall of Fame
George L. Rider, Miami University track coach, was elected to the Helms Athletic Foundation Track and Field Hall of Fame in Los Angeles. He was among nine coaches and seven athletes named, the largest group since 1949. His teams dominated Buckeye and MAC meets, holding multiple Miami and MAC records.
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Oxford
George L. Rider
Miami University
Helms Athletic Foundation
Los Angeles
Rider
Helms Hall Board
Track and Field Hall of Fame
Buckeye
Miami
Chauncey Personal Notices and Garden Club Change
Chauncey residents share birthday joy as family calls on Mrs. Gilbert Courtney and relatives from Royal Oak Cincinnati Hiram and Beckelhymer homes join in. Local visits include Homer Johnson and friends, Noble families in Athens and Fayette City. Chauncey Garden Club shifts meeting to May 29 for Chauncey-Dover High School commencement.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Harve Courtney
Royal Oak
Michigan
Charles Hall Cincinnati
Hunter Beckelhymer
Betty Jane
Hiram
Courtney
Beckelhymer
Rev
Homer Johnson
Richard Dawson
Charolette
Charleroi
Mae Noble
Jim Trezise
Fayette City
H. B. Noble
Athens
Chauncey Garden Club
Chauncey-Dover High School
Fishing Derby At Lake Burr Oak Draws 110 Anglers
One hundred ten boys joined the Lake Burr Oak Fishing Derby despite bad weather. Co sponsored by the Sportsman's Club and Trimble Township Jaycees. Prizes include Apache plugs dip nets and fly lines from sponsors like Nationwide Sportsman Inc Shakespeare Line Co and Courtland Line Co. Local merchants donated prizes and diplomas were given to winners across age groups for catfish bluegill bass crappie and other catches.
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Glouster
Lake Burr Oak
Sportsman’s Club
Trimble Township
Jaycees
Sportsman Inc
Jackson Center
Courtland Line Co
New York
Shakespeare Line Co
Vic Dorris
Columbus
Wilhems Tavern
Jacksonville
Bill Sayre
Trimble
Sayre
Bob Morrison
Williams Lumber
Linscott Service
Ogg Ford Inc
Grubbs Bakery
Faires Carry Out
Parkers Shell
Wonder Bar
Lester Faires Goldbergs
Spanglers
Luckofffs
Kittle Auto Supply
Walters 5
Krogers
Dotties Grille
Economy
Kittle Dock No
Jam
A&p
B&d
Johnston Funeral Home
Kittle Feed Store
Gamwells
Plezol Bakery
Omar Bakery
Wards Bakery
Delyon
Earl Faires
Richard Moore
Arvil Miller
Ronnie Yerian
Charles Shaffer
Dickie Malone
Gary Lentz
Johnnie Rardin
Cub Pack 71 Plans Monthly Meeting at Glouster Park
Cub Scout Pack 71 schedules its regular meeting for Wednesday at 7 p m at Glouster Park. If rain moves indoors to the high school gym.
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Glouster
Glouster Park
Glouster Alumni Banquet and Dance Set for June 1
The Glouster Alumni banquet will be held June 1 in the Glouster High School auditorium with dinner at 6 p.m. Reservations are due by May 29. Tickets are sold by local alumni and music for the 9 p.m. dance will be provided by the Norm Mathews orchestra from Ohio University.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Evelyn Patton
Richard Powers
Alice Kay Pappas
Slick Crawford
June Bingman
Dick Guinther
Joe Williams
Barbara Cox
Irene Stahl
Charlene Milhoan
Norm Mathews
Ohio University
Mrs Myrtle Dow Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Lee Dow who died Sunday evening at her East Millfield home will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Millfield Church of Christ with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial follows at Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence.
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Glouster
Myrtle Lee Dow
East Millfield
Millfield Church
Award Day Assembly Set at Glouster High School
Glouster High School hosts an Award Day Assembly on Wednesday at 12 40 p m in the auditorium. Certificates honor several students for DAR god citizen awards Reader's Digest and district state schol arship test honors. The program includes American Legion essay winners Driver's education awards safety patrol pins and band awards with a concert for elementary grades and the public.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
DAR
God Citizen
Rita Richards
Reader’s Digest
Janet Steffy
Roger Wolfe
Carol Nott
Robert Smith
Nancy Lemoine
Douglas Juniper
Helen Kittle
Montie Hook
Jeanette Baker
Karen Williams
Kenneth Whaley
Georald Hook
Diana Gierhart
Patty Harrison
Charles Kittle
Judith Antle
Janet Hooper
Sharon Hall
Verna Stephenson
Carolyn McKee
Wilma Anderson
David Smith
Roger Smith
Ralph Phillips
Jerry Molnar
American Legion
Jim Yerian
Janet Harmon
Michael Mudrie
Bill Dunnette
Geerald Hook
Dennis Addington
Eric Angle
Gayla Clemons
Melvin Kennedy
Edna Markins
Mary Ellen Shepard
John Sikorski
John Strickland
Sharon Perkins
School Safety Patrol
Ronald Brady
Bob Stancel
Fritz Craig Lawrence Price
Don Halbert
Charles Shafer
David Carter
Chester Keith
Dennis Keith
Bob Crawford
Larry Waldeck
George Guffey
Wayne Kirby
1947 Glouster class plans 10 year reunion
Glouster High School graduates of 1947 plan a 10 year reunion at the Alumni banquet and dance in the high school auditorium on June 1 at 6 p m. Members and their spouses or friends are invited. Ticket reservations close May 28. Write Richard Powers or call 4131 or 2311 for tickets.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Richard Powers
Glouster High to graduate 23 seniors Friday
Glouster High School will hold commencement at 8 00 p m Friday in the high school auditorium. The program includes invocations by Rev Dale Hoplight and benediction by Rev Anthony Nickel. Rita Richards and Janet Steffy address the crowd with speeches and the class presents songs and the motto The Higher We Climb the Better the View.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Dale Hoplight
Glouster Methodist Church
Rita Richards
Jacob’s Ladder
Samuel H. Dillon
H. R. Cotterman
National Honor Society
Dennis Addington
Carol Allen
Diana Andrachick
Eric Angle
Jeanette Baker
Gayla Lee Clemons
James Gyure
Gearold Hook
Franklin Kennedy
Melvin Kennedy
Ellen Pappas Lasko
Edna Mae Markins
Sharon Perkins
Anna Mae Sabo
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Jim Lemon
al Aber
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Rene Bertoia
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Labine
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Furillo
Herman Wehmeier
Joe Cunningham
Wally Moon
Moon
Besmanoff
Pudgy
Mark Conn
Mike Davidowitch
Nick Gamboli
Jackson
Sammy Richman
Pastrano
Helms Board
Ralph Coe
Ralph
Evelyn Burchfield
Effie Fennell
Glouster Rest Home
Robert Gillespie
Mark
Grover Patton
W. W. Patton
G. .C. Stotts
Betty Marshal
G. C. Stotts
Sand Ridge
Gerald Stotts
Sue Elanor
Carolyn
Gerald Jr
Painsville
James Stotts
Stevie
Elanor
W. Va
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Gene
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Jerry
Carol Beth
Bob Stotts
Barbara
Johnny
Janice
Owen Stotts
Teresa
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Ronnie
Debbie
the Plains
Lee
Gail Stotts
Sharpsburg
Bill Hart
Eddy McKee
Pataskala
Roy Pendergrass
Clyde Canter
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton Lauson
Service
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Doctor of Motors
Myrtle Dow
Shell
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Madame A
Mercury
RADIO
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Mill & State
Atrens, Ohio
S. State
Aly
Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus, Ohio
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U.S
Canada
Glenn A. Gaston
P.O
Ohio
Carl J
James E. Rimellpach
Harold B. Swisher
S. May Ave
N. M. Brown
Third St
Pearl W. Williams
Rutland
Paul M. Williams
Edwin P. Reffett
Philip R. McNaughton
Maplewood Drive
Roger W. Wolf
Fort St
Nelsonville
Robert M. Ward
Pomeroy
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