Whitey Huff Leads Dream Bar To Round One Victory Over Hudies
Dream Bar downed Hudepohl 2 1 in 13 innings to seize the first round crown in the Federal League playoff. Gardner Huff delivered the game winning triple in the 13th after a ninth inning, Huff sparked late offense and outlasted Wad Fannin in a pitching duel. Hudepohl threatened in the sixth but Dream Bar escaped. The rivals prepare for a fourth meeting on Sept 6 to decide the series.
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Whitey Huff
Bats Dream Bar
Hudies
Hudepohl
Dream Bar
Huffmen
Merchants-Schoenling F Feld
Huff
Wad Fannin
Fannin
Billy Mount
George Young
Ron Wilhelm
Stu Curtis
Young
Jake Brunner
Jasper Harrison
Red Hughes
Bill Marshall
Curtis
Marstall
Optimists Win City Slo-Pitch Title in Tourney Finale
The Optimists of the National Slo-Pitch League captured the City Tournament crown at Barnitz Field with a 10-3 win over Crystal Tissue after routing Bill's Case 9-2 in the afternoon. Crystal reached the final by beating Re Franco 6-2. The champs had 13 hits, scoring three in the first, two in the second, and three in the fourth to break the game open. Beecher Noble homered for Crystal. Paul Steigerwald limited Crystal with strong pitching. Bill's Case rallied with a five-run third in a rain-delayed semifinal. Doubles by Sparrow, Switzer, and Whitesell fueled the Optimists.
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Yesternoo
Barnitz Field
Crystal
Bill
Re>franco
Beecher Noble
Paul Steigerwald
Bob Sparrow
Gene Switzer
Bill Whitesell
Bill's
Aeronca
J.trimble
D. Rodefer
C. Griffin
Way
Wildwood golfers qualify for fall play in tourney
Thirty Wildwood golfers advance to fall play led by Tom Halderman and Bob Hammerle with 77s. Other qualifiers include Harry Bell 79, Ray Weber 83, Jim Hargis 80, Vic Slezak 92, Ed Christman 90, Bob Schneider 85, Emmet Greenweth 73, and ties at 74 and 76 among players such as Bert Feinthal, Dr. W. R. Steele, John Blust, Bob McCabe, Roy Smith, Mort Taylor. Continuous blind bogey results show 77 by Sizer, White, Halderman, Hammerle, and Otis Grant with Kent and Taylor at 72.
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Wildwood
Tom Halderman
Bob Hammerle
Halderman
Hammerle
Harry Bell
Ray Weber
Jim Hargis
Vic Slezak
Ed Christman
Bob Schneider
Emmet Greenweth
Jim Ritter
Bert Feinthal
Dr. W. R. Steele
John Blust
Bob McCabe
Roy Smith
Mort Taylor
Jack Sizer
R. G. White
Otis Grant
Kent
Taylor
Knights Sweep Second Round In Knothole Championship
The Knights of Pythias won 5-3 over Sertoma to force a best two of three title series with City Loan. Sertoma had tied for second, then fell behind as Mehl and Kraft drove in runs and Sterin scored on a Mehl triple in the seventh. The Knights outhit City Loan 11-4 in an earlier 8 playoff game, with Storck Hester Short contributing key hits as the series moved toward the deciding matchups.
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Knights of Pythias
City Loan
S Farm Diamonds
Knights
Sertomanad
Storck
Hester
Short
Baat Dois Fe Leshert
Sertoma
Stein
Follmer
Mehl
Kraft
The
Elisian Wins W-lap Feature at Dayton Oval
Eddie Elisian of Oakland wins the W-lap feature at Dayton Speedway, finishing ahead of Pat OConnor of North Vernon and Andy Linden of Manhattan Beach. O Connor wins the first 10 lap heat, Jim AoE of Anderson takes the second, Dick Rathman of Illinois wins the third. Gene Force sets a new one lap track record with 19.515 seconds during time trials.
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Dayton
Eddie Elisian
Oakland
Calif
Dayton Speedway
Pat O'Connor
North Vernon
Ind
Andy Linden
Manhattan Beach
O'Conner
Jim Aoe
Anderson
Dick Rathman
Gene Force
Rich
Jack Turner
Seattle
Toledo Golfers Cup crowns Leonard Pietras in wind shortened event
Leonard Pietras, 28, won the 23rd Ohio Public Links Championship after a 54-hole playoff with Andy Holmes. Pietras, national cad day champion in 1951, edged Holmes by three strokes as rain and a windstorm reduced the medal play from 72 to 54 holes. Toledoans swept the top five and 10 of 17 prize spots.
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Tolfpo
Ohio
Mayo Is Lucky Charm For Pat At Saugus Race
Virginia Mayo, a glamor presence at Saugus Stadium, joked she should be paid for attending Pat Flaherty’s stock car race as he claimed two wins with her around. Troy Ruttman finished second in a Ford and Sam Hanks was third in a Chevrolet in the Saugus event.
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Saugus
Calif
Virginia Mayo
Pat Flaherty
Saugus Stadium
Troy Ruttman
Lynwood
Ford
Sam Hanks
Pacific Palisades
Five In Tenth Are Not Enough
San Jose fell behind in a California League game with Reno as both teams traded runs in extras. Don Gile homered for San Jose, who scored five in the 10th only to have Reno answer with five in the 11th before San Jose won 12 10 on two errors in the second extra inning with Bill Deal blasting a two run homer for Reno.
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Reno
San Jose
Josox
Don Gile
Josex
Bill Deal
Exhibition Pro Football Scores Ledger
Baltimore Colts defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24 to 13 while the Los Angeles Rams dominated the Armed Forces 62 to 7 in exhibition games. The results showcase Colts and Rams strong performances ahead of the season.
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Baltimore Colts
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
Armed Forces
Run Up Shot For Sun Baked Greens In Golf
A mid to late summer guide explains using a run up approach on hard sun baked greens. Keep the clubface low and let the ball bounce and roll toward the hole with minimal body action. The method aims to avoid extra bounce and land softly near the target.
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Hiram Exrotte
Rochester soapbox champ wins again at Akron Derby
Rochester New York entrant Norman Westfall seized the All American Soap Box Derby crown at Akron on a 975.4 foot slope in 27.41 seconds. Westfall earned a 5000 scholarship for engineering study at the University of Rochester. Runner up Landon Flake of Daytona Beach claimed 4000, Wayne Ford of Long Beach 2000, William King of Martins Ferry 1000 and Herman Neff Jr. of Logansport 1000. Westfall repaired a damaged racer after shipment delays and described his four year wait to win.
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Ohio
Rochester
N. Y
Saks
Sherman Tan
Wena
Ae Downs
Richard
Last Ye Rohrer
Weattall
Norm
Westfall
Uge
University of Rochester
Robert W
Eastman ‘Kodak Co
Landon Flake
Daytona Fla
Norman
Wayne David Ford
Long Beach
Calif
Flake
Ford
William C. King
Martins Ferry
Herman Neff Jr
Logansport
Ind
12 Story Plunge Fatal To Ohioan
Mrs. O'Neil wife of Cyril F O'Neil vice president of General Tire and Rubber Co appeared in New York since January undergoing hospital treatment. The article notes her death following a 12 story plunge and mentions her husband and church connections.
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O'Neil
Cyril F O'Neil
General Tire & Rubber Co
Save Catholic Church
Paes York
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Steubenville report lists welterweight Willy Greaves of Pittsburgh stopping Irish Jimmy Sanders of Warren Ohio in seven. Montevideo’s Willie Hoepner and Dagmar Martinez of Uruguay fought to a draw at ten rounds. Italian weight classes show Sergio from Civitacastellana stopping Nello Bar in six rounds.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Wil Greaves
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Sanders
Warren
Montevideo
Willie Hoepner
Germany
Dagmar Martinez
Uruguay
Anay Civitacastellana
Italy
Sergio
Amen
Nello Bar
Phone Firm Chief Appeals to Lausche Over Union Violence
C F E Williams, president of Ohio Consolidated Telephone, warned Gov. Lausche of "terroristic activities" and imported hoodlums linked to the union during a disruption at the Cadiz exchange. He urged police protection and pledged to restore service at six Jefferson County exchanges once order is guaranteed.
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Ohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Consolidated
C. F E. Williams
Lausche
Cadiz Exchange
Communication Workers of America
Willes
Columbus
Chicago
Williams
Jefferson County
Brill- Smithfield
Mount Pleasant
Diliennere
Not Ready To Fade Away Veteran Looks Ahead To 114th Birthday
A Confederate veteran plans to celebrate his upcoming 114th birthday on November 12 with 14 candles, joking about being busy and starting over. He hopes to read the mail pile accumulated during illness after a brief recent setback.
Nixon Urges Backing of Peace Platform
Nixon at the 57th National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars urged backing for a peace platform built on universal rights and free law. He argued for strong military power, economic aid to free nations, and disarmament, plus a program to remove barriers to world understanding. He stressed patience, sacrifice, and intelligent effort to win the peace.
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Dallas
Tex
Sones
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Barkelew's Picnic Set For Saturday
Barkelew Electric Manufacturing Co holds its annual picnic at LeSourdsville Lake this Saturday. Picnic chairman Paul announces a sheltered area for employees and families with a baseball game, 4 family social, merchandise prizes, and a family-style chicken meal. WLW stars and Elmer Hinkle provide entertainment. committee members include Anthony Hurr, Robert Green, and Mark Laubach.
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Barkelew Electric Manufacturing Co
LeSourdsville Lake
Paul
WLW
Elmer Hinkle
Anthony Hurr
Robert Green
Mark Laubach
Burglary at Peaee Pool Firm Loot Valued at 3690
Denver police report a weekend break in at a pool construction company. Thieves took cash and tools but left the crane still standing. The loot valued at 3690 dollars.
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Denver
Rep Ashley Reveals Week-Old Marriage Details
Rep Ashley and Rep Thom Ashley disclosed a week-old marriage to Margaret Sherman of Silver Spring and Toledo roots. The couple wed in a simple family ceremony in Manassas Virginia, with Ashley, 33, from Waterville Ohio, noting the bride’s Toledo origin.
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Ashley
Thom Ashley
Ohio
Margaretary Sherman
Silver Spring
Manassas
Waterville
Toledo
SAC strike delays new ruling on Moscow controlled party
The Subversive Activities Control Board will not hold a new hearing on whether the American Communist party is controlled by Moscow. It will decide later whether to revisit the case using testimony from Manning Johnson Harvey Matusow and Paul Crouch from earlier hearings. The board may disregard these witnesses or give the party an opportunity to challenge their credibility.
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Washington
Subversive Activities Control Board
American Communist Party
Moscow
Supreme Court
Manning Johnson
Harvey Matusow
Paul Crouch
Communist Party
SACR
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohioan Proposes Method to Raise Sunk Andrea Doria
Floyd Dever of Russells Point says he has an economical way to raise the Andrea Doria, a 29000 ton liner that sank after a July collision. He wrote to American Hull Insurance Co to demonstrate his method in the East River, detailing plans but not revealing the approach.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Floyd Dever
Navy
Russells Points
Andrea Doria
Dever
American Hull Insurance Co
New York
Nantucket Island
Stockholm
Litterbug's cash heist sparks police report in Los Angeles
Police said William Clark, 39, tore up about 200 to 300 dollars in twenty dollar bills and 400 in travelers' checks. He claimed he was "feeling bad" after quitting his job and that the drive-in days earlier triggered the act. Authorities noted the incident as a property destruction case with unclear motive.
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Los Angeles
William Clark
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