Sister Slams Two Home Runs For Phillies
Sisler homered twice and drove in four, leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5 1 win over the St Louis Cardinals. The Cards dropped to second as the Giants won, and Jim Russell led the Braves over the Cubs with five RBIs. Browns upset the Yankees 5 3 at Yankee Stadium in the American League.
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Pauli Lehner
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Spec) Shea
Yesterday's National League Games Feature Mixed Results
Box score snippets show players such as Voiselle Barrett Masi McCall Rush Chipman Hamner Scheffing and Westrum across New York and other clubs. Schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis with American League matchups including St Louis at Washington and Detroit at Chicago.
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North High pitcher throws no hit no run in 11-0 win
Monte Allison a Columbus North High School left hander pitched a no hit no run game yesterday as North defeated Central 11 to 0 in Columbus Ohio.
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Yankees Slip Further in Standings After Loss to Indians
The defeat left the third place Yankees three and a half games behind the league leading Cleveland Indians. The Senators crushed the White Sox 7-1 in a night game halted by rain in the seventh inning. Rain postponed games between the Indians and Athletics and the Tigers and Red Sox. Brooklyn and Cincinnati had no games scheduled.
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Cleveland Irndians
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Speedster Ollie Matson Misses Prep 440 Mark Records
San Francisco June 8 Ollie Matson, 18, ran 440 yards in 47.1 seconds at a Pacific Association AAU meet in Berkeley. The time is unofficial and not a prep record, as official clocks credit Herb McKenley with 46.3 and the 46 flat mark by Gene Cole is unverified. Matson finished second as records exclude second place. coach Louis Vasquez seeks a meet to allow a prep record. Matson also won a 100 yard dash in 9.6 seconds and plans to attend City College with Grover Klemmer before transferring to a larger school for track.
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High Hurdle Stars To Meet at Dayton
A 120 yard high hurdle race shapes the Ohio AAU qualifier next Saturday at Dayton. Entered are three of the five men likely to run under 14 seconds including Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace and Lloyd.
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Harrison Dillard
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Junior Union Furnace 4-H club holds meeting at Union Furnace HS
The Junior Union Furnace 4-H club met with Clarence Skinner at Union Furnace High School on June 3. Officers named were Keith Skinner president Paul Bentley vice president Larry McVey secretary treasurer Jerry McDaniel recreation leader Bobby Patton assistant recreation leader Gerald Edgar news reporter. The group planned to view Safety on the Farm and Hoosier Hot Shots sponsored by the Union Furnace agricultural extension class and shown by Ralph Walker.
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Clarence Skinner
Union Furnace High School
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Paul Bentley
Larry McVey
Jerry McDaniel
Bobby Patton
Gerald Edgar
Ross Staten
David Gessells
Dick Annce
Harry McVey
Timothy
Agricultural Extension
Ralph Walker
Baseball Playoff Pairings Listed
CHAMPAIGN Illinois June 8 First round pairings for the District No 4 NCAA baseball playoffs pit Michigan against Western Michigan and Illinois against Ohio University The winners meet Saturday at 2 PM CDT for the district title and the right to represent the district in the eastern playoff finals at Winston Salem NC June 15 The eastern champion goes to the NCAA collegiate world series in Kalamazoo Michigan June 24 25 26 Ohio State coach Floyd Stahl announced the pairings made by lot Friday opening schedule Michigan vs Western Michigan at 2 PM EDT and Illinois vs Ohio University in the second game
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Buckeyes Enter Team Amid Banquet for Dayton Dunbar Champs
Duff of Ohio State and Ed Dugger of Dayton A C were listed with 18 others from OSU Big Nine titlists. Coach Larry Snyder of the Buckeyes entered his team while in town to speak at a banquet honoring Dayton Dunbar's Class A high school champions.
Stitchers Club Holds June Meeting with New Member
The Stitchers club met June 3 at 8 P M with nineteen members present. Advisor Mrs Relna Derr welcomed new member Barbara Roley and listed attendees including Mary Evelyn Hazel Graham Derr Killbarger Palmer Brown Meadows Poling Mathias Foster Daubenmire Ours Ours and other names. next gathering is planned for June 18.
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Ion Stitchers Club
Relna Derr
Mary
Evelyn
Hazel Graham
Donna
Shelva Derr
Phyllis
Delores
Marjorie Killbarger
Carolin Palmer
Carol Brown
Betty Meadows
Lorean Poling
Shirley Mathias
Mary Foster
Louella
Betty Daubenmire
Janice Ours
Barbara Roley
Riverdale Girls 4-H Club Holds June Meeting
The Riverdale Girls 4-H club met at the advisor's home on June 3. Wilma Stewart spoke on Colors and Retha Brewer on Lines of a Dress. Members listed projects include Helen Helber Ruth Six Glenda Leasure Dana Dupler and others. Visitors attended and refreshments followed the business meeting. The next meeting is set for June 10 at the advisor's home.
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Riverdale
Wilma Stewart
Retha Brewer
Helen Helber
Ruth Six
Glenda Leasure
Dana Dupler
Helen Chapman
Donna Ringhiser
Ruth Campbell
Shirley Wingrove
Charlotte
Patsy
Marjorie Wilson
Helen Wolfe
Roy Julian
Louella
Patty Shanley
Middletown Stitchers Hold Third Meeting at Rose Brown Home
The Middletown Stitchers gathered at Sarah Rose Brown's home for their third meeting. They discussed a pin cushion project and refreshments were served. Present were Donna Bell Betty Bell Dorothy Huston Sarah Brown and advisor Mrs Hus ton guest Elsie Brown. The next meeting is set for June 17 at Betty Bell's home.
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Middletown
Sarah Rose Brown
Donna
Betty Bell
Dorothy Huston
Sarah Brown
Mrs. Huston
Elsie Brown
Union Furnace Variety 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Union Furnace Variety 4-H Club held its meeting on Thursday, June 3. Members discussed project goals and upcoming community activities.
Meeting Notes From Local Club Heading to Bake Sale
Emma Jean McVey led a meeting at Mrs. Lee Harden's home with roll calls and short talks on various projects. Attendees included Phyllis Edgar Carol Hinerman Patty Anthony Donna Danison Emma McVey Jean Ann Skinner and the advisor. A bake sale was planned and the next gathering will be at Patty Anthony's home.
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Lee Harden
Emma Jean McVey
Phyllis Edgar
Carol Hinerman
Patty Anthony
Donna Danison
Emma McVey
Jean Ann Skinner
4 H Rangers Elect Officers at Hocking County Fairgrounds
The 4 H Rangers met on Thursday evening June 3 at the Hocking County fairgrounds. County extension agent Harold Ruggles assisted with the organization. Officers named were Jim Braglin president Sam Goss vice president Bob Sigler secretary treasurer Charles Conrad recreation leader and Jerry Clark news reporter. Plans were discussed for summer projects.
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Hocking County Fairgrounds
Harold Ruggles
Jim Braglin
Sam Goss
Bob Sigler
Charles Conrad
Jerry Clark
Maysville Echoes 4 H Club Elects Officers
The first meeting on June 4 at Mrs Edith Howdyshells home set up officers for the Maysville Echoes 4 H Club. Louella Nutter was chosen president and Evelyn Nutter vice president with Jean Howdyshell as secretary Roxie Nutter treasurer and Mary Sater and Irene Bigham named recreation leaders.
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Maysville
Local Club Members Convene Discussing Next Meeting
Blackburn news notes members present including Louella Evelyn Roxie Nutter Jean Howdyshell Mary Carolyn Sater Mimi Embree Louise Knight Irene Ann Big ham Wilma Blackburn and Mrs Van Fossan. Plans for the next meeting at the adviser’s home were discussed. An ultrasonic siren sound noted in 1947 was found to emit enough heat to light a pipe pop corn or kill a mouse.
Scratching Doz and Rex Hunters Bow Pow in Torment
Fragments describe a tormented figure named Rex Hunters Bow Pow and an unclear scene with phrases like Scratching Doz and corated. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable events.
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Tragic honeymoon death linked to monoxide in Seaside cabin
Police listed monoxide poisoning as the accidental cause in the death of William H. Treyz and his bride found together hours after starting their honeymoon in a Seaside Heights cabin. The report also notes a separate statistic: more women than men graduate high school, while more men complete four years of college.
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William H. Treyz
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Fragmented OCR: unclear text about illness and fashion
unreadable fragments describe illness weariness and fashion tastes with scattered phrases about fabric garments and style signals.
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