Daytonian Marksman Impresses at Registered Trapshoot
Dick McKenny of Dayton failed to win a 16yard or handicap event at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club trapshoot. He earned high overall honors with a 144 of 150 combined total. Don Steed captured the 16yard event with 50 straight, while Hosea, Sternberger and Gates tied for first in the handicap at 97 hits. McKenny tied for second in non handicap and in handicap with Gene Winglewich. About 78 shooters participated in the first nonrainout meet of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick McKenny
Dayton
Middletown
Don Steed
Frank Hosea
Mason
Gus Sternberger
Cincinnati
Girdon Gates
Germantown
McKenny
Dodgers Beat Giants 7 3 on Robinson's Homer and Double
A 1940s style recap notes Jackie Robinson powered the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 7 3 win over the New York Giants with a home run and a double driving in three runs. It also recalls past baseball milestones and local shooting results from various clubs, including target scores and upcoming matches at West Middletown ranges and the Southwestern Ohio Club Shoot schedule for Decoration Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Brooklyn Dodger
Leo Durocher
Bob Montgomery
Joe Peralta
Philadelphia
Mckey Cochrane
Philadelhia Athletics
Newark Yankees
Wayne Hill
Cincinnati
Sam Wilkins, Jr
Richmond
Paul Scholl
Camden
Stan Neanover
Venice
Ed Cozier
Springfield
Fred McCarnen, Jr
Cummings
West Middletown
Ohio
Ratterman Talented Even Plays A Piano
Cleveland Browns quarterback George Ratterman, star of 1950 New York Yanks play, is also a pianist and a multi talented professional. He is a lawyer broker radio and TV sports caster and former St Bonaventure coach. Acquired from Dallas Saturday the former NL leader in passing and yardage for 2 251 yards on 294 attempts.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
George Ratterman
Ratterman
St. Bonaventure College
New York Yanks
Dallas
Lovellette to Join AAU Phillips Oilers
Clyde Lovellette, All-America center, says he will join Phillips Petroleum Co. and play on the AAU cage team after graduation from the University of Kansas. He plans to start in the sales department June 1, citing a more secure future in business.
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Lawrence, Kas
Clyde Lovellette
Phillips Petroleum Co
Lovellette
University of Kansas
Florida Gators blocked a punt and two kicks in 1951 season
The UF football team blocked one opponent punt and recovered two of their own kicks during the 1951 gridiron season, signaling strong special teams play and pivotal field position shifts for the season.
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University of Florida
Reservoir fishing tips surface minnows for bass
In Reservoir Lake BOTTOMS hide silt and shift fishing conditions. Minnow schools rise to the surface chasing food drawing feeding bass offshore. Look for visible swirls and dimples to locate the best spots. Use binoculars to spot activity and an outboard to reach these areas quickly.
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Reservoir
Carney Seeks Change in OPS After Mills Seizure
In Columbus a radio Town Meeting featured Michael V. DiSalle of Toledo and James M. Carney of Cleveland critiquing the OPS price stabilization program. Carney called OPS a failure and urged controls only in extreme cases, while DiSalle, former OPS administrator, argued the program helped prevent worse price hikes and defended its operations.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
James M. Carney
Cleveland
Truman
Carney
OPS
DiSalle
Bricker Favors Vote Against Steel Seizure
U S Senator John W Bricker of Ohio urged Congress to act promptly against the seizure of steel mills. He spoke at Mansfield during a Freedom Fair and said he would return to vote on the Knowland amendment preventing use of funds to pay officials who participate in seizures not authorized by Congress. Arbor Day noted as originating in Nebraska.
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Mansfield
Truman
Congress
U. S
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Growth in 1951 Families
A 1951 Ohio Bell feature notes 83 of 100 families in Ohio Bell territory have telephones, up from a 46 percent peak a dozen years earlier. It highlights the telephone as a family friend, upgrading service from four to two party lines and then to individual lines, with ongoing expansion for more households and businesses.
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Ohio
Bell
Ohio Bell
TV Radio Highlights in Ring Program May Start
New York broadcasters announce a candidate forum series titled in the ring starting May 4 on NBC radio and TV with an afternoon telecast and a night radio relay. CBS radio TV already features three similar programs and ABC radio one. The piece lists assorted TV time slots including Channel lines WCPO WKRC WHIO WLWT WLW and programs from Comes the Day to Opera tion Weekend and Lily, Queen of the Movies.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
NBC Radio
CBS Radio
ABC Radio
Grand Ole Opry
Kate Smith
Sid Cesar-Imogene Coca
Wcpo — Playhouse
P.m
Tonight's Radio Highlights On WLW WKRC Airs
At 8 p.m. Nell Tangeman sings Erminie with Gordon MacRae on WLW. Herbert Marshall stars in Scott's Last Expedition on WKRC Suspense. Jose Iturbi plays Clair de Lune on WLW Telephone Hour. Robert Taylor Paula Raymond star in Crisis on WKRC at 9 p.m. A 9:30 p.m. WLW Band of America presents a medley of western tunes.
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Big Jon
Sparkle
McCarthy Jenzo Jones
Guy Lombardo
My Music
Bill Hickok
Lenny & Baker
Joe ‘Garretson
the World Tonight
Kaltenborn
Frontier Town
Beulah Fulton Lewis Jr
Lone Ranger Club
CBS
Gabriel Heatter
Henry J Taylor
Howard Barlow
Art Godfrey
Lux Radio Theater News
Bill Henry
Paul Whiteman Club
Warfront Homefront
Bands of America
Lux Radio Theater
Turning Wheel
Bob Hawk
Open House N the Groove
Roli Q
Waxworks
Grant
WKRC
Webb
Jack Remington
SAS
K. A
WMOR
Matlock
Malcolm Richards
Tom McCarthy
Dawn Patrol
Tom M
Robbins Malcolm Richards
Sohio
Tom M’carthy
Breakfast Club
Barbara
Stan Matlock
Arthur Godfrey
Lone Journey Break the Bank
McCarthy
WSAI
Jack Birch
WMOH
Lenny Show
Jielen Trent
Nell Tangeman
Erminie
Gordon MacRae
Herbert Marshall
Scott
Jose Iturbi
Clair de Lune
Robert Taylor
Paula Raymond
WLW
Band of America
Two Grass Fires Are Doused Here
Middletown firefighters fought two grass fires over the weekend with no real fires reported. A false alarm Saturday night came from Box 2 at Central Ave and Alameda Circle, answered by two companies. Sunday at 12:54 p.m. a rubbish fire on Highview Road ignited dry grass in a lot owned by John Hellman but was quickly extinguished. A second Sunday blaze at 2:16 p.m. on Wildwood Drive started by a lit cigarette scorched dry grass in the 3400 block.
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Middletown
Central Ave
Alameda Circle
Highview Rd
John Hellman
Spilled Gasoline Sets Garage Afire
North Middletown volunteer firemen responded to a blaze at 3000 Atco Ave the home of Lester Waites after a gallon jug of leaded gas was broken and lit by fumes from a hot water heater. The attached garage sustained about 100 dollars in damage to tools a washing machine furniture and minor garage damage. Fourteen volunteers aided at 5 20 p m Sunday.
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North Middletown
Lester Waites
Atco Ave
William Long
Long
Waites
Francis I. Nally Elected President of Catholic Men Council
Francis I. Nally of Maumee Ohio was named president at the National Council of Catholic Men convention closing. Earlier Egypt ship pictures date back to 3000 B.C.
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Toledo
Francis I. Nally
Maumee
National Council of Catholic Men
Egypt
Divorce notice for Dewey Buckingham in Butler County OH
Dewey Buckingham SFC No 35890006 of Jr T C Med 147th Infantry Camp Polk LA is named in a divorce petition filed March 13 1952 in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 67897. He must respond by April 26 1952 or the prayer for divorce on gross neglect of duty will be granted. Clerk Osep h t Koe hier Deputy Maxwell Fink leman attorney. March 17 24 31 April 7 14 21.
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Dewey Buckingham
Osepht
Kiep
Richard Nn Koehier
Maxwell Finkleman
Minor Mishaps Keep Hospital Busy at Middletown
Exploding matches and falls sent seven people to Middletown Hospital emergency room yesterday. Harold Rose 30 suffered an eye injury from a match at 6 45 p m after a token from a Clinton Street cafe. Ada Howard 809 Crawford Street burned on her left palm and fingers at home at 9 p m. Eddie Everhart 33 suffered scalp wounds after an assault and fall near 1602 Garfield Street chief ambulance ran out of gas. Joseph Allen 36 fractured his right leg on Wells Road at 7 p m and was admitted. Jimmy Nein 7 knee cuts from climbing down a tree at Aberdeen Drive at 6 p m. All treated and released where applicable.
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Middletown Hospital
Harold Rose
Richmond St
Clinton St
Central Ave
Ada Howard
Crawford St
Eddie Everhart
Garfield St
Everhart
Joseph Allen
Alameda
Wells Rd
Allen
Jimmy Nein
Aberdeen Dr
Trenton Man Scratched and Bruised in Ladder Accident
Ray Griffin, 31, of 201 State St, Trenton, sustained scratches and abrasions to his right wrist and arm and to his left knee after an incident involving a rung on a ladder. Local responders examined him at the scene.
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Ray Griffin
State St
Trenton
Kaiser-Frazer Reduces Prices on Henry J models
DETROIT. The Kaiser-Frazer Henry J line sees a cut of 100 to 168 dollars effective today the first sizable auto price drop in months. Authorities say the move does not signal a general price trend as steel costs remain unsettled and Capehart act price rules have limited moves by others. Industry observers view the cut as Kaiser-Frazer repositioning against larger cars in the lower-priced field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Kaiser- Frazer
Player suffers leg injury during game and is released
A player sustained a leg injury during the contest and received on-site treatment before being released. No further details on prognosis or substitution were provided.
Woman injured as horse steps on foot at farm
Edith Pate of 500 Monroe Street suffered a foot injury yesterday at 4 15 p m when visiting a farm a horse stepped on her foot She was released following treatment
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Edith Pate
Monroe St
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