Armco Bowling Loop Ends Year Machinists Champs
The Armco Maintenance Shops League crown goes to Machine Shop after a 3 point victory over Tin Shop at Yankee Rd Bowl Mor. George Koeppel led with 584, Melvin Steele and teammates posted key scores as teams jostle for second in the circuit.
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Machine Shop
Tin Shop
Yankee Rd
Bowl Mor
Armco Maintenance Shops
George Koeppel
Carpenter Shop
Melvin Steel
Pipe Shop
Jasper Harrison
Electric Shop
Neok
Four skids sweep league games in Gardner Board Women’s League
The Four Skids won 3-0 against the Glue Pots. The Rollettes defeated the Kick Tops. The Operettes shut out the Boardettees. The Ring Stylers edged the Four KBs 2-1.
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Glue Pots
Gardner Board
Rollettes
Operettes
Boardettees
Ring Stylers
Kb's
Last Bait Casting Class Final Session At YMCA
The final in a six part bait casting series by A C Bill Roberson will meet at 8 pm Thursday in the YMCA gym. Scores in the Skish contest will be totaled and winners named. Skish is an accuracy event aiming bait at a ring target from varying distances. The course has run for YMCA members and the public for six weeks as an annual affair.
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A. C
Bill” Roberson
YMCA
Sports Mirror highlights historical coaching and notable events
A year ago Roy George became head football coach at Texas A M. Five years ago Dressen, NY Yankees coach, was suspended by Commissioner Happy Chandler from pre game drills. Ten years ago the Yankees beat the Athletics 64 to take sole AL lead. Twenty years ago Robert Lee Ledges, 63, former owner of the St. Louis Browns, died.
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Roy George
Texas A.&m
Dressen New York Yankee
Happy Chandler
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Robert Lee Ledges
St. Louis Browns
Coombs to Retire as Duke Coach on August Thirty First
Durham North Carolina veteran Duke baseball mentor John W Jack Coombs will retire August 31 after 24 seasons at Duke. The 69 year old will exit under a school rule prohibiting service after the academic year in which he turns 69.
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Coombs
Duke
Durham
N. C
John W “Jack” Coombs
Duke University
Shad Schools Shape Big Bass and Walleye Feeds
Sportmans Digest notes small shad minnows dimpling the surface while adults over four or five inches feed on the bottom. Large bass and walleye in a lake prey on bottom dwelling shad, so anglers should troll a deep running long plug through these schools for the big catches.
Texan Kibbee rises to third in all events at ABC tourney
Fort Worth accountant Jack Kibbee shocked with a 1 952 all events score at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Milwaukee. He posted 744 team, 536 doubles, and 672 singles to sit one pin from second place held by George Young of Detroit. Local bowlers Carroll Davies and Ollie Rogahn led doubles with 630 and 604 respectively. Leo Rollick won the all events title while Rainier Brewery of Seattle tied for 10th with Transue Williams of Alliance, Ohio, at 2 938. Dick Hoover’s G I Machine Five managed 2 835 for second team score.
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Milwaukee
Texas
Jack Kibbee
Fort Worth
Cafe Red Stars
ABC
Kibbee
George Young
Detroit
Carroll Davies
Ollie Rogahn
Davies
Rogahn
Leo Rollick
ABC, Rainier Brewery
Seattle
Eaton Gridder Eyed By Mocs
Eaton high school star Frank Schmidt worked out three days at University of Chattanooga spring practice in Chattanooga Tennessee invited by Scrappy Moore. The 220 pound senior earned two years on the Southwestern Buckeye League all star team and received a scholarship offer from Tennessee. He also trialed with University of Dayton and was contacted by University of Miami at Oxford. He favors Chattanooga U but has not decided.
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Eaton
Frank Schmidt
University of Chattanooga
Chattanooga
Tenn
Schmidt
Mocs
Scrappy Moore
Frank
Southwestern Buckeye
Tennessee
Eaton Gridder
University of Dayton
Wayne 9 Beats Fairfield To Reach County Title Tilt
Merlin Beatty pitched a five hit shutout as Wayne High beat Fairfield 2 to 0 in Hamilton to reach Butler County district playoffs. Beatty struck out 14, Wayne scoring both runs in the fifth on Beatty infield hit and Harrison single. Harrison also scored and Beatty, Harrison combined for Wayne's five hits. Wayne will face Trenton Friday for the county baseball championship before advancing to the district.
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Merlin Beatty
Wayne High
Fairfield
Butler County
Hamilton
Wayne
Trenton
Beatty
Car
Troy Harrison
Harrison
M. Beatty
Proctor
Logsdon
Cubs Hammer Pittsburgh In 13-2 Victory
Dee Fondy powered the Cubs to a 13-2 win over Pittsburgh with a homer and three singles, scoring three runs and driving in two. Tom Byron halted Cleveland’s seven game streak with an eight hit effort in an 8-3 Browns win.
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Dee Fondy
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Tommy Byrne
Browns
Cleveland
Teddy Girls Win Big Red Defeated In Tennis Debuts
Roosevelt girls blank Hamilton 5-0 while McKinley fell 3-2 to Dayton Oakwood on Verity Courts. Teddy singles shone with Rautio Siegfried Wikoff winning 6-0 6-0 6-0 while doubles Crowley Hagins and Little Lawson claimed 6-1 6-1 and 6-0 6-1 wins. McKinley winners were James and Petry. Oakwood’s Reninger upset Foutz 5-7 6-2 4-6.
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Roosevelt
Hamilton Roosevelt
McKinley
Dayton
Dwanna Bruck
Claire Crowley
Judy Hagins
Phyllis Scales
Margie Schneider
Betsy Little
Lynne Lawson
Alice Thompson
Dolores Woods
Big Red
Janice James
D. Colburn
Sharon Petry
L. Abel
Jo. Reninger
Oakwood
Anne Foutz
Carol Ferguson
Nancy Smith
B. Greer
J. Graham
Carol Jones
Sarah O' Neil
N. Spurlino
M. A. Payne
Lebanon Warriors Outslug Morrow 7-2 In Home Victory
Lebanon High Warriors earned their third win of the season by scoring seven runs on five hits to beat Morrow 7-2. Ronnie Schneider powered a two run single and a fielder’s choice miscue counted as a single, with Jerry Quillen stealing home for the sixth inning. Ken Allen pitched seven strong innings for Lebanon, first Warrior to complete a full game this season.
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Lebanon
Lebanon High Warriors
Morrow
Warriors
Monroe
Ronnie Schneider
Schneider
Dave Elliott
John Snow
Jerry Quillen
Ken Allen
Warrior
Dare
Allison
Parker
Allen
Roberts
Arizona trainer says he uses seven miles of tape each season
University of Arizona trainer Art Badenach states he uses close to seven miles of adhesive tape during the football season, reflecting the effort to maintain players’ equipment and support during games and practices.
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University of Arizona
Art Badenach
Midweek and Thursday Civic and Club Meetings Announced
National Guard Company D 2nd Battalion 107th Armored Cavalry meets 7:30 p.m. at 2100 South Main. F.CO.P.A. Lodge 2 gathers 8 p.m. at Po a Pistol Range Germantown. Thursday Lions Kiwanis noon Manchester Hotel. Boys' Choir 4 p.m. Y.M.C.A. Toastmasters 7 p.m. Gardner Employment Conference Room. Alpha Council 326 Jr. O.U.A.M 7:30 p.m. 19 North Broad St. Dog Training Class 7:30 p.m. South Main Armory. Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary listed.
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National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
F.co
Germantown
Lions and Kiwanis
Manchester
Y.M.C.A
Gardner Employment Conference
A.E.I. F
A.e.sf
Alpha Council 326
Jr. O.U.A
North Broad St
Armory
Blythe-Williams Post
Community meetings and club notices on this evening
American Legion at 8 p.m. Silver Leaf Social Club and 1.0.C.F. at 7:30 p.m. Board of Education holds 7:30 p.m. meeting at Senior High School. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7:45 p.m. Moose Lodge and officers gather at 8 p.m. B.P.C.E. Lodge 257 convenes at 8 p.m. Elks Temple.
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American Legion
Silver Leaf
Hall
Board of Education
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
B.p.c.e.lodge
Elks Temple
First Olympic Games of Record Began in 776 B.C.
The earliest Olympic games are recorded from 776 B C and were patriotic religious and athletic festivals. Modern Olympic games began in 1896, redefining the event with organized international competition.
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B.C
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Dot Long
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Armco Wahoo
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DeBord Realtor
Armco Girls
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Virginia Miller
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Rejects
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Scrappettes
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Broad St
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Harden Real Estate
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H. Hueshue
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Hamilton, Ohio
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Sports Mirror
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Pol, Adv
Sportsmans Digest
Teddy Girls
Homer
MR. Adams
Middletown Trailer Park
Engle’s Corner
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Miami
FBI
Richmond Speedway
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Schenley Distributors, Inc
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