Miller's Clinches Lead in Citywide Softball Tourney
Miller's remains undefeated after an 11-3 win over Aeronca Royals, with J Abner delivering a bases loaded homer in the seventh. Cruse Abner Payne Sword added two hits. Cedar Hill Farms overwhelmed the Jaycees 11-6 in the consolation bracket as Johnson homered and doubled.
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Aeronca’ Royals
Goldman Park
Miller
Millers
Cedar Hill Farms
Jaycees
Aeronca' S
J. Abner
B. Abner
S. Payne
Aeronca
K. Cruse
Payne
C. Sword
Prushing
Cesar Hills
P. Johnson
Cedar Hill
B. Collins
Armco Loses Final District Game in Softball Tournament
Armco Middletown represented at the Amateur Softball Assn tournament in Springfield. They won the semi final against National Cash Register Reserve 32 but fell 11 to 3 in the final to Bendix. Marstall hit a two out ninth inning homer to seal the semi final win. Bendix pitcher relief and four Armco errors led to the final defeat.
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Middletown
Springfield
National Cash Register Resereey
Bendix
Marshall
Zickgraf
Doench
NCR
Marstall
Overnight Swim Prodigy Now U S Olympic Power
AP reports a rising American star Ala Somers 18 from Indianapolis challenges Australia in Rome 1960 1500 meters as the United States fields a strong Pan American Games team with George Breen Gary Heinrich and Somers leading a 1500 meter showdown while Colombia withdraws over finances and the U S seeks track and swimming dominance.
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Australia
Jon Konrads
United States
Ala Somers
Rome
Marvel
Indianapolis
South America
Colombia
Somers
George Breen
Gary Heinrich
San Leandro
Calif
Breen
Melbooune
Heinrich
Swmmmer
Alan Somers
Alan
Post 218 Season Finale Falls to Phillipsburg
Post 218 ends season with a 94 to 53 loss to Phillipsburg at Smith Park. Beffitt started for Phillipsburg and six runs crossed in the first inning on Reed hits and errors. Nori pitched for Post 218, yielding three late insurance runs as Phillipsburg pulled away.
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Legion Post 218
Phillipsburg
Smith Park
Beffitt
Bill Reed
Post 218
Dave Gillis
Fred Nori
Charles Geisler
Nori
Reffitt
Red
Philipsburg
Iéi
SOFC
Reed
Feeders
Booker Reffitt
Armstrong
Sullivan
Oscar Robertson Leads Pan American Team Past Pipers
Oscar Robertson scored 29 points to lead the Pan American Games squad to a 114-87 victory over the Cleveland Pipers in a Sunday night tune up.
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Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Cleveland Pipers
Stan Watkins Clinches Brown's Run Seniors Golf Title
Stan Watkins fired 80 and 77 for 157 to win the Franklin trophy in Brown's Run Seniors. E. H. Bindley and Don Osborne tied for low net at 145, with a playoff to decide the winner.
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Stan Watkins
Brown's Run Country Club
E. H. Bindley
Don Osborne
William Robertson
Dick Wilson
Frank Raffing
Harry Holiday
Forrest Morrow
Brown
Cliff Crawford
Jay Terry
Dick Fiahle
Frank Ruffing
Charles Denny Jr
Win Steele
W.R. Johnson
William Dumford
Local League Tonight Stocked With Evening Matches
Tonight's schedule features FEDERAL LEAGUE games at 6.45 p m including Journal against Ross Motors and Wiedemann versus Park Place Restaurant. At 8 p m Yankee Tavern meets Civitan Club and Ta Ho Tavern faces Frisch's for No 1 and No 2 court slots.
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Journal
Ross Motors
Wiedemann
Park Place Restaurant
Yankee Tavern
Civitan Club
Ta-Ho Tavern
Frisch's
Ruscher Tops Wildwood Weekend Golf Standings
Fred Ruscher led Wildwood action with a 36 36 72 low gross. Tom Sizer Dale Whisler Charles Kent and Joe Rapp posted 73s while E B Siler John Blust 77 and Tom Holerman Roy Thuma 78. Joe Rapp won blind bogey with 70 and Larry Fraley Bud Getz Lee Lynch Jr. shot 74. Paul Schneider was third with a 980.
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Wildwood
Fred Ruscher
Tom Sizer
Dale Whisler
Charles Kent
Joe Rapp
E. B. Siler
John Blust
Tom Holerman
Roy Thuma
Larry Fraley
Bud Getz
Lee Lynch Jr
Paul Schneider
Bisons Poised for ILL Title With 17 Games Left
The Buffalo Bisons, eight games ahead in the International League, appear set to win their first pennant in a decade after a 3-2 victory over Rochester. Columbus and Havana split a doubleheader, Sugar Kids 4-2 in the opener and Jets 3-1 in the nightcap. Richmond swept Miami 1-0 and 3-1 while Toronto beat Montreal 11-5 and 4-0 as Emilio Cueche and others starred on the mound and in offense.
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Bisons
Rochester
Columbus
Havana
Sugar Kids
T He Jets
Richmond
Miami
Toron
Montreal
Wayside Tops Trenton in Knothole Class D Final
Wayside beat the Lions 8 to 3 to win the Trenton Knothole Class D championship. Cray Craft pitched a no hitter for Wayside. First National defeated Gulf 5 to 3 in Class C playoffs to force a deciding game Wednesday. All Star games set for next Sunday for Class D and C leagues.
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Wayside Service
Trenton
Ward Cups 150 Race at State Fair Park
Mike Klapak of Warren Ohio drove a 1957 Chevrolet to sixth in the 150 mile stock car race at State Fair Park Milwaukee Rodger Ward won the 500 mile Race at Indianapolis earlier this year and led in a 1959 Ford he averaged 82.815 miles per hour.
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Milwaukee
Mike Klapak
Warren
Ohio
State Fair Park
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Edison pitcher with rare left handed power is 16
Edison Township High School junior Walt Kovacs bats .300 with a 400 foot drive. The left handed centerfielder was born without a right arm.
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Walt Kovacs
Edison Township
NAIA To Hold Inaugural National Invitation Soccer Tourney
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics will stage its first national invitational soccer tournament November 27 and 28 at Penn State Teachers College and Slippery Rock in Pennsylvania. It will mark the NAIA’s tenth championship event.
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Kansas City
Penn State
Teachers College
Slippery Rock
Crossicord TIORIZON puzzle clue list and answers
A compilation of crossword style clues with numbers and partial solution notes. Includes references to various subjects like chemistry, heraldry, myth, geography, and language, with an average solution time and attribution to King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Synd., Inc
Hawaiians Join Congress in Historic Firsts
Hawaii’s two senators and one representative took seats marking a historic moment. Hiram L. Fong is the first Chinese American in Congress, and Daniel K. Inouye is the first Japanese American. With Hawaii statehood, the Senate reaches 100 members and the House 437 seats. The two Hawaii senators, Fong and Oren E. Long, draw lots to determine term lengths, as the Senate maintains its three-seat turnover pattern. Inouye, who raised his left arm to take the oath, lost his right arm in World War II with the 442nd Regimental Combat Team.
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Hawaii
Hiram L. Fong
Congress
Daniel K. Inouye
Fong
Oren E. Long
Senate
Felton Johnson
Long
Territory of
Inouye
Italy
Board OF Zoning Appeals
den Castle
Riverview Drive
Chenter
California Tops Poll For Vacation Destinations
The American Automobile Association surveyed 2,300 members from over 40 motor clubs nationwide. California led as the top state destination, with Florida second. New York, Miami, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles were favored cities. Pacific Coast dominated travel regions at 43.6 percent.
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United States
The
American Automobile Assn
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Florida
New York
Miami
San Francisco
Las Vegas
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
South Atlantic
New England
AAA
Europe
Hawaii
Far East
News Official Dies
Howard A. Hauck 58 died at his Columbus home after a battle with cancer. He began with the Columbus Dispatch as a newsboy at 13 and rose to circulation director of the Dispatch Printing Co. He died Sunday.
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Ard A. Hauck
The
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch Printing Co
John Gunther's High Road heads to ABC TV
Hollywood defines a new ABC fall series as John Gunther and producer Jerry Stagg prepare High Road a non travelogue about places and people. Gunther plans Tokyo Switzerland and Moslem women pieces while narrating on screen. Cesar Romero Sessue Hayakawa and Harry Truman linked as guest guides.
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John Gunther
ABC
Gunther
Jerry Stagg
Stagg
Tokyo
Switzerland
Space
Australia
Cesar Romero
Cuba
Sessue Hayakawa
Harry Truman
Washington, D. C
Radio TV Highlights Tonight on Local Stations
Tonight's lineup includes Mitch Miller Show at 7 10 on WKRC and Nighttime Gal Show on WONE. A Westward journey tale and Annie OCon nell on Buckskin air at 7 30 on WLW. Late evening features crime drama and a Capone empire miniseries with Robert Stack and Keenan Wynn.
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Mitch Miller
Annie O'Connell
WCPO
X College
Fadie Albert
al Capone
Empire
Robert Stack
Keenan Wynn
Barbara Nichols
WLWT
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