Softball and Baseball Twin Bill At Armco Field Tonight
Tonight Armco Field hosts a softball elimination opener between Duff's Case and Frontier Cafe and a baseball clash with Armco Vets vs Cincinnati Tigers. First game at 6 30 p m, second at 8 30 p m rain delayed last week. Rainbow Inn idle and may meet loser next week. Duff's bishop to pitch. Leopold Ledford rumored to join Frontier. injuries hit Armco lineup as Grine finger fracture and Cox sore arm.
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Armco Field
Duff
Frontier Cafe
Armco
Cincinnati Tigers
Rainbow Inn
Aimee Field
Uff’s
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Duff's
Frontier Case
Ralph
Joe’ Lewis
Frontier
Harold Ledford
Ledford
Buckeye
Lefty Lantis
Lantis
Dave Murray
Tigers
Queen City
Jim Sexton
Bob Scheibert
Arnold Grine
Clarence Cox
Broughton's Old-Timers Edge Mayer's to Take Title
Broughton's Construction C ombe edged Mayer's Meats 6-5 in eight innings at Barnitz Field to claim the Old-Timers' League championship. Paul Lawson delivered the winning run with a single in the bottom of the eighth, driving in Coa Dillon after two outs. Roy Roberts took the loss. Little pitched well for Broughton's as they won their second straight and moved ahead in the post season. Mayer's plated runs in the second fourth and sixth innings while Broughton's started with a three-run burst and added singles in the sixth and seventh.
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Mayer
Meats
Barnitz Field
Paul Lawson
Coa Dillon
Roy Roberts
Eut Little
Jahn advances to fourth round in U S Girls singles
Laura Lou Jahn of Palm Desert California, after five straight 6 0 sets, loses three games but wins to reach the fourth round at the 32nd United States Girls Lawn Tennis Singles Tournament in Philadelphia. She faced Bonnie Mackay from Wyoming Colorado who defeated Joan Whitley 6 4 6 1.
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Laura Lou Jahn
United States
U. S
Palm Desert
Calif
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Mary Poorman
Osborn
Bonnie Mackay
Wyoming
Joan Whitley
Middletown
Close Contests Romp and Forfeit In Softball League
In the Maintenance Shops Wahoo League at East Side, two close games, a forfeit, and a romp occurred last night. Carpenter Shop forfeited to Roundhouse, Machine Shop routed Pipe Shop 20 to 7, Electric Construction edged Weld Shop 4 to 3, and Cpe defeated Checkers. Bob Davidson hit the lone homer for Pipemen Machinist. Koeppel won, Mc Graw lost. Welders’ Lewis and Frye had three hits each. Electricians scored twice in the seventh for the win. Halderman yielded 10 hits. Electric had six off Martin. Riggers broke a 2-2 tie in the fifth with one run and added two in the seventh. Hutchinson earned the win, holding Checkers to three hits with a three-bagger in a five-hit attack.
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East Side Diamonds
Carpenter Shop
Roundhouse
Machine Shop
Pipe Shop
Electric Construction
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Cpe
Checkers
Bob Davidson
Koeppel
McGraw
Lewis
Frye
Electricians
Halderman
Martin
Hutchinson
Armco
Cornelia
Ralph
Joe’’ Lewis
Miami
Bill Lickert
Neubrander
Last Place Toledo Hens Surge in 14-7 Win over Kansas City
The Toledo Mud Hens, mired in the American Association cellar, won their fourth of five by beating Kansas City 14-7. They rapped 18 hits including four doubles and three triples, with a six-run eighth inning fueling the rally as pace-setter St. Paul beat Columbus 2-1 and Milwaukee blanked.
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Associated Press
Toledo Mud Hens
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Tribe
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Colonels
Red Sox Open Season With Record 41 From 50
The 1946 Boston Red Sox posted the fastest start in modern major league history by winning 41 of their first 50 games, setting a pace that defined their early season. The string of wins highlighted a strong offensive output and solid pitching as the team surged ahead in the standings.
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Boston Red Sox
Top Grade Fishing Gear At Middletown Junior Rodeo
Middletown Sportsmen's Club hosts a Second Annual National Better Fishing Rodeo for ages four to fifteen. Prizes include two Shakespeare reels, two Shakespeare rods, and a grand prize fishing tackle set donated by Better Fishing Inc. Entries due by Thursday. event runs 2 to 6 p.m. at West Middletown pond with several hundred hopeful youngsters.
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Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Harry Lewis
Better Fishing, Inc
South Bend
Sportsmen's Club
Allsports
West Middletown
Battle for Class Titles in Vandalia Shoot Today
In Vandalia the Golden Grand American Trapshoot crowns class champions from AA to D after two days of main events. About 900 shooters compete in five class divisions on 200 targets at 16 yards with state five-man team title up for grabs. Notable results include Mrs Claude Winter Rowd winning the women’s title with 197 of 200, and Shootoff planned for two tied pros with 199 each. Herb Bush won the inaugural 200-target race with Hiestand and Bush both posting 200 straight targets Monday.
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Vandalia
Homer Clark, Jr
Alton
Til
Herbert Parsons
Summerville
Tenn
Herb Bush
Carton
Bush
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Hiestand
Trapshooting titles decided at Roaring Grand event
The Class Event closes the Roaring Grand 16-yard target events with a $1000 winner in the preliminary handicap. The Grand American Handicap follows on Friday as the sport’s top prize. Arnold Riegger, a 29-year-old Seattle airplane mechanic, won the 200-target 16-yard championship after a shootoff among four tied shooters who each had 200 straight.
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Arnold Riegger
Seattle
Wash
Butler County Divorces and Suit Notices
Butler County courts list several divorce suits including Mary Emerson of Hamilton against Everett Emerson Sr for neglect and threats. Other filings name Bernie Collier of Middletown against Ola Collier, Dorothy Bayman of Hamilton Route 1 against Robert Bayman, Ennis B Miller of Oxford against Marcia Miller, Opal C Riley of Hamilton against Chesley Riley, and Betty Ann Moore of Hamilton against eye L Moore for neglect or cruelty. Divorces granted include Marion Kuykendoll of Hamilton from Russell Kuykendoll for neglect and cruelty and Lawrence B Gamble of Hamilton from Mary Helen Gamble for neglect. Robert Owen Powell of Middletown from Thelma Powell, minor, neglect.
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Hamilton
Everett C. Emerson, Sr
Bernie Collier
Leibee St
Middletown
Ola Collier
Forest Glen Drive
Dorothy Bayman
Robert Bayman
Ennis B. Miller
Oxford
Marcia Miller
Opal C. Riley
Chesley Riley
Betty Ann Moore
Eye L. Moore
Negect
Marion Kuykendoll
Russell Kuykendoll
Lawrence B. Gamble
Mary Helen Gamble
Robert Owen Powell
Thelma Powell
Hamilton probate notes list administrator and appraisals
Anna Burtoft widow named to administer George W Burtoft estate who died August 26 a wrongful death claim noted. Alphonse Stoppiello estate shows $1250 in realty filed through administrator Marc A Fiehrer. Rose M Stevensons estate appraised at $6000 in realty Lee E Steven son is executor.
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Anna Burtoft
George W. Burtoft
Hamilton
Alphonse Stoppiello
Marc A. Fiehrer
Rose M. Stevenson
Lee E. Stevenson
Ironwoman Doughman Stars in State Women's Softball
Betty Doughman of the Dayton Orphans delivered a standout day in the State Women's Softball Tournament. She allowed two hits in a first mound appearance as Dayton beat Delaware Blue Limestone Lake 3 to 1, then beat Dayton Wiedemanns 2 to 1 in 16 innings, and finally held Columbus to six hits and two runs for a 3 to 2 victory, sending Dayton to the state title game against Columbus.
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Doughman
Dayton Orphans
Miss Doughman
Wittenberg College
Delaware Blue Limestone Lake
Dayton Wiedemanns
Columbus
Dayton
Ipswich youths haul 700 pound tuna on borrowed line
Two Ipswich boys Peter Tyler and Ellis Hodgkins using 15 cents worth of bait hooked a 700 pound tuna off Massachusetts coast. An adult fisherman helped haul the record fish ashore marking Ipswich’s largest catch of the season.
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Ipswich
Mass
Peter Tyler
Ellis Hodgkins
Armco Leads Softball Tourney After 5-2 Win Over Miami Cabinet
Armco regular season champs stretched to 13 in a row with a 5-2 victory over Miami Cabinet in the Indus League knockout. Aeronca edged Crystal Tuesday 3-2 while Shattle Brothers beat Gardner Board 3-1. Bill Denham pitched for Armco, Joe Cornella homered, Lews and Lickert contributed for Miami, and Neubrander plus Griffith sparked the winners. The tourney resumes next Tuesday with Inland Container joining the victors.
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Armco
Aeronca
Shattle Brothers
Miami Cabinet
Sharties
Gardner Board
Crystal Tissue
Bill Denham
Rolling Mill
Joe Cornella
East Side Diamonds
McSwain Tops Sangster in Gard ner Diamond Pitching Duel
Art McSwain outpitched Mack Sangster of Gardner for Shar tles. McSwain allowed four hits and struck out four while Sangster yielded nine hits and fanned three. The Machinists scored three runs in the fifth and one in the third, with Gardner tallying once in the sixth. Beckett, Yocum and Patton.
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Art McSwain
Mack Sangster
Gardner
Shartles
McSwain
Sangster
Gardner Diamond
Beckett
Yocum
Patton
Ohio Fuel Gas seeks $6 million note sale to Columbia Gas
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company of Columbus asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to approve a $6,000,000 sale of promissory notes to Columbia Gas System, Inc. Proceeds from the borrowing would fund construction and expansion projects.
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Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Company of
Columbus
Securities and Exchange Commission
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Ohio Company
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