Myra Mittenholzer Leads In City Bowling Singles
Myra Mittenholzer surged to the singles lead in the 20th annual women’s City Bowling Tournament with a 578 series at the wi Mor, 11 pins ahead of Juanita Frye who totaled 567. Mittenholzer added 212, 145, and 143 games to post her score, while Mabel Whitaker also broke 200 in the early results. Other top finishers include Audrey Staton and Ruth Ballard in doubles, with several players advancing to the top 20 in singles and doubles as the day’s play concluded. The event will wrap next Sunday at Bowl-Mar.
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Myra Mittenholzer
Kegling Lreles
wi-Mor
Juanita Frye
Frye
Mittenholzer
Mabel Whitaker
Bonnie DeNeene
Jane Budge
Kay Steele
Mary Jane Dredge
Audrey Staton
Ruth Ballard
Marie Shibley
Jean Dooley
Burdge
Ruth Predmore
Dorothy Lyle
Dorothy Poplin
Inez Tuttle
NRC Girls Arm for Gurney Play
NRC Girls basketball action at MCA and Union City league events showcase teams from Armco Food Service Gas and Electric Mimi Cabinet and others in weekend play. standout scores include Miami 76 and 391 series by Saylor and Bishop plus sweeping wins by United Welding and Crystal Tissue No 1 as Bowling and shooting totals climb.
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Middletown
M. Lyons
Ops
Mary Flanagan
Myra Woodward
Raymond Bay
Rmce
Erma Aven
J.imprich
United Weldings
Ohio Bell
Bette Galgher
Soule of
Crystal
Rainbow Inn To Drill in Douglas Tomorrow
Rainbow Inn, replacing defending City Softball League champions Myers Brothers Cubs, will stage a plac e and tryout tomorrow night at 5 30 at Douglas Park. W. W. Thompson, proprietor of the new sponsoring organization, said this morning that the manager had not yet been selected.
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Rainbow Inn
Myers Broers Cubs
Douglas Park
W. W. Thompson
Barons' Left Wing Wins Sutphin Award
Bob Solinger, 23, left wing, won a $500 Sutphin Award from Cleveland Hockey Club president Al Sutphin. The honor marks Solinger as the Barons' MVP for the season. Last season he was the AHL rookie of the year.
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Cleveland
Bob Solinger
al Sutphin
Cleveland Hockey Club
Solinger
Cleveland Barons
Salinger
American Hockey League
Indiana tops Iowa 6 points in Big Nine clash
Bloomington Ind. Indiana basketball scored six points in a game against Iowa, the highest total ever by a Hoosier team against a Big Nine opponent.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Iowa
Butler Captures Trophy In Armco Kegling Tourney
Butler wins the Armco Inter-plant Bowling Tournament trophy after rallying from behind in Pittsburgh. Ashland’s Well and Sparks take doubles with 1157, while Winters and Stewart of Butler finish second at 1112. Hamilton’s Sipp and Zanesville’s Thornton tied for singles at 576. Wells leads all-events with 660 as Middle Township entries post 574 and 563. Spruance and Davidson tie for all-events among locals at 1652. Warner and Harrison top doubles at 1099. Final shifts pending as locals begin return trip.
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Keglers
Pittsburgh
Butler
Well and Sparks
Ashland
Winters
Stewart
Sipp
Hamilton
Thornton
Zanesville
Wells
Bill Brehm
Armco
Dick Davidson
Davidson
Art Spruance
Johnny Warner
Jasper Harrison
Spruance
Ohio Traffic Claims Three Killed In Weekend Crashes
Three people died in Ohio traffic incidents over the weekend. Jack Poldruki, 41, a bakery driver, was killed in a three-car crash in Middleburg Heights. Gordon Gourlay Jr., 18, died in a three-car collision on Route 44 near Painesville. Charles Long, 18, was injured fatally when his parked truck was struck in Hamilton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jack Poldruki
Middleburg Heights
Cleveland
Gordon Gourlay, Jr
Painesville
Charles Long
Hamilton
Akron Baptist Temple Dedication Draws Traffic Jam
Dedication ceremonies for the million dollar Akron Baptist Temple created a severe traffic jam in Akron. Police estimate about 10,000 attended the services while another 25,000 later visited the church. The two year project features neon marquee murals fluorescent lighting and a mothers room. Speakers included Mayor Charles E Slusser Rep Walter B Huber and Dr B R Lakin the undignified preacher.
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Akron
Charles E. Slusser
Walter B. Huber
Auto Theft Rings Studied In Slaying
Police and FBI agents probed interstate auto theft rings for clues in the slaying of Joseph Frank Mirenda Sr., 35, of New York and Mt Bethel Pa. His bullet-riddled body was found in a stolen car in Astoria Queens. Charles Dickens visited the United States in 1842.
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New York
FBI
Joseph Frank Mirenda
Mt. Bethel
Astoria
Queens
Mike Peppe Keeps Right On Producing Diving Champions
Ohio State's diving program dominates AAU meets as coach Mike Peppe, a short cigar smoker, builds champions. Diver Bruce Harlan wins both one and three meter titles while Hobie Billingsley Jack Calhoun and Joe Marino add points. Peppe has mentored stars like Miller Anderson and Pat Patterson, with Harlan Billingsley Calhoun Marino set to compete next year.
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Fle
Ohio State
Mike Peppe
Buck
Buckeye
Bruce Harlan
Hobie Billingsley
Jack Calhoun
Joe Marino
Peppe
Miller Anderson
Harlan
Jim Patterson
al Patton
Earl Clark
Frank Dempsey
Charley Batterman
Ted Christakos
Billingsley
Calhoun
Marino
Tavern Pales Keep Match Game Crown
The Chicago Tavern Pales retained their national match game bowling title by defeating Detroit Deluxe Welds by 1586 pins in 36 games. The Pales finished 38-1 to Detroit's 36,594 as final three-game block totals showed 3396 for the Pales and 3087 for Detroit.
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Chicago
Chicago Tavern
Detroit Deluxe Welds
Detroit
VEW Post Golden Jubilee Week Celebration Across Nation
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Miami Valley Post hosts a 50th year dance April 9 with Chuck Sorrell and the Night Herders. The event marks the Golden Jubilee of the VFW, begun after the Spanish American War, with nationwide observances April 3-9. Auxiliary members, and local officers installation led by Thomas Feltz, plus a Columbus banquet featuring Omar B. Ketchum as speaker.
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Miami Valley Post
Chuck Sorrell
Night Herders
Harry Henry
John Williams
Charles Wells
VFW
Hamilton Vfw
Middletown
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Thomas H. Feltz
Hamilton
Columbus
Omar B. Ketchum
VFWA
National Legislative Service
Taft Defeat Sought by AFL in Ohio 1950 Race
Phil Hannah, secretary treasurer of the Ohio State Federation of Labor, told a Columbus meeting that Taft should be defeated in the 1950 election. He urged repeal of the Taft Hartley act and pressed the group to back labor legislation from the Ohio General Assembly. There was emphasis that the nation looks to Ohio to defeat Taft.
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Columbus
Phil Hanhna
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Hannah
Taft
Ohio General Assembly
Military Order of the Cooties Help VFW Social Tonight
Aiding the American Cancer Society drive the Military Order of the Cooties will host a social at the Veterans of Foreign Wars on Reynolds Street. The event is open to the public.
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American Canter Society
Military Order of the Cooties
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Reynolds St
FALSE TEETH GET COMFORT WITH FASTEETH POWDER
FASTEETH powder offers a pleasant alkaline formula to hold dentures more firmly enabling easier eating and talking. It eliminates gummy or pasty feel and controls denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Air Corps Five High In Legion Bowling Meet
Air Corps leaders in the local American Legion Bowling League placed high at the First District Invitational in Toledo rolling a 2840. Frank Diver and Bill Kash finished third in doubles with 1307 pins, Diver 601 and Kash 562, handicap 148. Marc Andre aimed for singles with 629 including 61 handicap. Leroy Mills led Air Corps in team play with 533.
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American Legion
Toledo
Airborne
Frank Diver
Bill Kash
Diver
Kash
Marc Andre
Leroy Mills
Detroit reaches NHL final after beating New York four games to two
The Detroit Red Wings advance to the Stanley Cup final by defeating the New York Rangers in six games. The Associated Press notes the event falls in a year marked by prior baseball and billiard highlights from decades past.
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New York
Joe DeMoran
Seattle
Los Angeles
Rogers Hornsby
Vera Cruz
Joe Chamaco
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