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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1949

Page

13

Lantis Plans Three Pitchers For DAV Fracas At Armco Field

Armco Vets manager Lefty Lantis will use three pitchers in three inning stints against the Disabled American Veterans of Cincinnati at Armco Field. Clarence Cox Bob Scheibert Arnold Grine start, with Dave Murray and Jim Sexton finishing. DAV has 2-1 post season record and upset Bavarian 11 7 last Sunday. Elmer Schneider announced a game with Loveland Tigers for Friday.

Armco Lefty Lantis Sexton Lantis Cox Bob Scheibert Arnold Grine Murray Jim Gibbons Gibbons DAV Buckeye Vets Kurt's Tavern Bavarian Elmer Schneider Loveland Tigers Armco Field

Armco Clinches Undefeated Win To Close Industrial Loop

Armco finished the Industrial Softball League regular season undefeated with a 10-4 win over Miami Cabinet at East Side diamonds. Ralph Lewis was roughed up after a no hitter earlier, while Jim Cain had four singles. Blaine Whitt pitched three hitless innings as Aeronca beat Inland Container 9-3. Gardner Board forfeited to Crystal Tissue 9-0 after not fielding a team.

Armco Miami Cabinet East Side Lewis Jim Cain Miami Johnny Haker Blaine Whitt Aeronca Inland Container Gardner Diamond Inland Roger Dillman Gardner Board Crystal Tissue Crystal

Boxing Results From Last Night in New Bedford and Wilmington

Tami Mauriello knocked out Mike Jacobs in New Bedford, New York, with a 202 pounds versus 178 pounds matchup. Arthur Godoy of Chile and Maynard Jones of Wilmington fought to a ten round draw in Wilmington, Delaware, at 201 and 185 pounds respectively.

New Bedford Mass Tami Mauriello New York Mike Jacobs Newark N. J Wilmington Del Arturo Godoy Chile Maynard Jones Drew

National League Baseball Schedule Highlights Today

The Associated Press lists Eastern games including Boston at New York at 1 30 and Brooklyn at Philadelphia at 7 45 with other NL matchups such as Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis and New York at Boston noted with pitcher records Raffensberger Brazie Lo Pat Dobson and Lemon alongside late games in St Louis at Cleveland and Chicago at Detroit.

Associated Press Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Raffensberger Brazie Cleveland Fannin Lemon Detroit

Crystal Tissue Clinches Class B Knothole Title

Crystal Tissue clinched the Class B Knothole League crown with a ninth straight win to complete the second round, having already won the first round. Monroe Lions tied with Coffee Time in Class AA after a scoreless draw, while the Elks upset Gardner Board 4-3 and Welfare Finance won 12-5. Crystal Tissue defeated Central Wildcats 20-1 as Tom Reed pitched well. Woodrey homered twice. Kiwanis beat Holy Trinity 12-11, Goldman Tigers beat Knights of Pythias 19-7.

Crystal Tissue Crystal Monroe Lions Elks Gardner Board Welfare Finance Jim Brammer Charles Boxwell Monroe Lions Jerry Egleston Myers Jim Harison Dick Cington Gardner’s Gardner's Hudler Allsports Adrian Waugh Mose Johnson Central Wildcats Tom Reed Woodrey Kiwanis Holy Trinity Goldman Tigers Knights of Pythias Phillips Morgan Rothfus Goldman

Ohio Tennis Tourney Links 31 Foreign Stars With Buckeye Hope

The 1949 Ohio State Tennis Tournament opens Saturday at the Verity Courts with 151 entries. Michigan leads non Buckeye entrants with three men and nine women, including Detroit juniors. Kentucky, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Tennessee, and New York also send players. The Buckeyes total 120, with strong Dayton and Middletown representations and a mix from nine Ohio cities.

Verity Courts Middletown Detroit Kentucky Mllinois Wisconsin Indiana Tennessee New York Rhoda Joan Hopkins Forest Hills Marion Rufus Akron Jack Sunderland Dick McFarlane Canton Dick Squires Bronxville Ohio Dayton Gem City Netters Montgomery County Mary Alice Poorman Billy O'Neill Ohio Cities Buckeye Cincinnati Hamilton Toledo Springfield Columbus Cleveland

Local Netters Advance In Illinois In junior tennis action

Four of the six River Forest competitors remain in the running after two days at the Illinois River Forest Open. Don Crowley won two matches before a 6 4 6 0 loss to Ray Smith. Joann Whitley moved to the Junior Girls third round with wins over Mary Henoch and a default, while Jane Dorner beat Jean Bowden and Marcia Daly to reach the third round. Betty Roush and Susan Hagen progressed in Girls under 15. Nancy Cox lost her first round in Baltimore while teaming with B Feibleman in doubles.

River Forest Ill Don Crowley Ray Smith Chicago Crowley Walter Perkins Oswego Bob Law Winnetka Joann Whitley Mary Henoch Milwaukee Miss Whitley Shirley Arth Jane Dorner Jean Bowden Marcia Daly Miss Dorner Carolyn Fowler Oak Joan Shannon Judy Kendall Carol van de Hauten Hinsdale Betty Roush Susan Hagen Middletown Tennis Club Miss Roush Bonnie Grossvickle Miss Hagen Mary Alice Fike River Nancy Cox Western Lawn Tennis Association Baltimore Miss Cox Mary Vasserly St. Louis Middletonian Bonnie Feibleman New Orleans Miss Vasserly Martha Goebel

Tigers Crush White Sox Behind Lipon and Groth Homers

Johnny Lipon and Johnny Groth each homered and drove in four as the Tigers beat the White Sox 11-5. Lipon cleared the bases with a grand slam and Groth followed with two on. Carl Erskine allowed three hits as the Dodgers defeated the Phillies 8-1.

Johnny Lipon Johnny Groth Tigers White Sox Lipon Groth Carl Erskine Dodgers Phils

Harold Stanton Opens Barber Shop in Mayfield

Harold Stanton known as Hoot Owl and formerly with Youtsler Barber Shop at 9 N Main St opens a new barber shop at 1924 Sheffield St Mayfield inviting friends and customers to visit.

Harold Stanton Hoot Owl Youtsler N. Main St Sheffield St Mayfield

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