Sorg Upsets Armco as Planemakers, Inland, Miami Win
Sorg Paper defeated Armco 53 to 36 at the YMCA Gym knocking out Armco from the lead chase as Miller and Jim Ferguson each scored 15. Aeronca used reserves to beat Barkelew, Roy Cooke scoring 18 for the Planemakers who also handled Barkelew easily earlier. Inland Container edged Gardner 43 to 42 while Miami Cabinet routed Crystal Tissue 70 to 52 in a high scoring night.
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Armco
Triangles
Sorg Paper
YMCA
Aeronca
Barkeley Electric
Inland Container Nip Gardner Board
Miami Cabinet
Crystal Tissue
Sorg
Miller
Jim Ferguson
Mididie
Wells
Baikelew
Electricians
Itook Barkelew
Roy Cooke
Inland
Gardner
Miami
Crystal
G Miller
Rene Eees
Cote Teen
Nee Hayes
Eens Ferguson
Seseseses
McQueen
F .Cseseeess
Fletcher
Vee Bovine
Sevecencesss
Wcéasavanseses
Curtis
Écasteseces
G Baker
Ll Pigg
Eee
Steer
L. Wills
Ewer
R. Wills
Enna
Miamisburg
Johnson
Dickey
Teenie
Kruse
Lehman
Crocker
O Schultz
Whitt
Seeeves
Um Simmons
DiMatteo
Starner
Rich
Dallor
Campbell
Scrsseee
Mr Meenie
Franklin
Williams
DuChemin
Ewee Thomas
William
Cruse
Rere Wenee Hollon
Wray
Hollingsworth
Shockley
G. Morton
Cooke
Clark
Moore
Brigg
Logsdon
Barkelew
Hetzler
Casconses
B. Morton
Cccks Pearce
Feesevseees
Jfapguis
Frank
Neal Spotgll
Scoveeccesss
Maimi
Evans
Sortmann
Tibbs
Tickel
G Marcum
Viking height ends Franklin run in 74 43 loss
Miamisburg Vikings stopped Franklin High Wildcats 74 to 43 in the Middletown High Gym before about 1,000 fans. Four Vikings reached double figures led by Bud Simmons with 17. Franklin’s Jack Hollon had 14 as the Wildcats trailed from the opening 21 8 first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
Vikings
Franklin High
Wildcats
Middletown High
Franklinites
Franklin
Xenia Central
Waldo Matthews
Bud Simmons
Jack Hollon
Rosann Males Sets New 588 in Recreation Loop
Rosann Males delivered a 588 set in the Women’s Recreation League at Broad Street Bowl Mar, a 600-pace near miss, as Boots Mills added 549 for Baker’s Funeral Home in a stretch that cemented a four-game lead over Frontier Cafe. Esther McGraw led Gnaps with 160 174 152 486 and Mary Jane Siebert posted 489 for the Rejects. Other league notes include Jim Colvin’s 664 in the Moose Men’s League and Edna Bowman 492 for Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosann
Boots Mills
Martha Wombold
Norma Imhoff
Edith Alderson
Moose Men's League
Broad St. Bowl-Mar
Baker’s Funeral Home
Frontier Cafe
Mayer
Esther McGraw
Nel Thomas
Edna Bowman
Frontier
Burnett
Carjax
Red Top
Harden-Rubin Realtors
Carolyn Kelly
The
Realtors
Jim Colvin
Art Spruance
John Jenco
Paul Ballard
Lefty Hyde
Leroy Mills
Jasper Harrison
al Leak
Scrappers
Phyllis Paynter
Hot Rollers
Armco
YMCA
Treva Terrell
Mary Jane Siebert
Rejects
Scrappettes
M. Hendrickson
Snaix
Steelers
Charlotte Pergram
Redskins Move Within Half Game Of First
Miami University thumped Cincinnati 70 to 56 at the Garden to pull within a half game of first in the Mid-American Conference. Don Knodel sparked the win with six straight fourth quarter baskets after UC rallied early, while Western Michigan’s loss tightened the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Miami University
Redskins
the Garden
Bearcats
Western Michigan
Billy Rohr
Don Knodel
Miami
Gunderson
Sisesee
Bryant
Masel
Escevesseat
Griesinger
Madric
Cavscsesene
Chan
Misia
Ccitecese
Melzer
Lammert
Cocadecariees & F
Armstrong
Palestinian Retired From Racing After Injury at Santa Anita
Palestinian, once among top contenders in major races, likely ends his racing career after suffering a right hind shin injury during a seven furlong workout at Santa Anita Park. Trainer Hirsch Jacobs indicated the horse will not race again. Counterpoint and Hill Prince remained high weighted for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
Hirsch Jacobs
Hill Prince
Sandusky Seen Replacing Rymkus with Browns Exit
Cleveland reports Big John Sandusky a 25 year old Villanova graduate as the likely replacement for Lou Rymkus. Rymkus, after six Browns seasons, will serve as line coach at Indiana University under Bernie Crimmins, citing age 31 and the rugged pro game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Sandusky
Villanova
Lou Rymkus
Cleveland Browns
Rymkus
Browns
Indiana University
Bernie Crimmins
Notre Dame
Kings Mills Beats West Chester In Non-League Game
Kings Mills defeated West Chester 50 to 44 in a non-league matchup. Bob Pandorf led the Atoms with 16 points while West Chester's Bob Self scored 22. Kings Mills held a 38 36 halftime edge as West Chester won the preliminary 51 to 33.
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West Chester
Kings Mills
Bob Pandorf
Atoms
Bob Self
Ole Miss Debuts Intersections Game Loss at Texas A&M
The University of Mississippi played its first intersectional football game in 1911, losing 17 to 0 to Texas A&M in College Station Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Mississippi
Texas AM
College Station
Texas
Hairston Favored In Video Battle At Olympia
DETROIT Robert Villemain the rugged French middleweight is a 6-5 underdog against Eugene Hairston of New York in a 10 round bout at the Olympia. Hairston had been a 9 to 5 favorite a week ago. Both seek a shot at Sugar Ray Robinson as about 8,000 fans expect a televised war starting at 10 p.m. EST on CBS.
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Detroit
Robert Villemain
Eugene Hairston
New York
Hairston
Olympia
Sugar Ray Robinson
CBS
Ohioan In Finals Of Women's Golf Championship
Palm Beach Fla. Medalist Grace DeMoss of Corvallis Or faced Mrs J W Lapisky of Columbus Ohio in match play of the 28th annual Women s Golf Championship at Palm Beach. DeMoss toured the 6008 yard Palm Beach Golf Club in 35 37 72 to pace a field of 98 in qualifying. She led Barbara Romack Sacramento Calif by five strokes with 77. Defending champion Polly Riley Fort Worth Tex Betty Rowland Lexington Ky and Carol Diringer Tiffin Ohio tied at 78.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Grace DeMoss
Corvallis
Ore
J. W. Lapisky
Columbus
Palm Beach
Miss DeMoss
Palm Beach Golf Club
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Betty Rowland
Lexington
Carol Diringer
Tiffin, O
Cage KResults National League Scores Snapshot
A dense college and high school scoreboard shows numerous results across leagues. Notable outcomes include Ohio colleges Miami 70 over Cincinnati 56 and Xavier 83 over Tampa 77, plus Princeton 39 defeating National College 39 and Temple 56 beating Yale 76.
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Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne
Ohio College
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Toledo
Western Michigan
Defiance
Findlay
Bluffton
Ashland
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Xavier
Tampa
A Air Gems
Central State
Youngstown
LaSalle
Ohio High School
Dayton Fairvew
Dayton
Parker
Port Clinton
Libbey
Sandusky
Fremont Ross
Miamisburg
Franklin
East Liverpool
Youngstown East
Steubenville
Toronto
Akron Kenmore
Kent Roosevelt
Dover
New Philadelphia
Central Catholic
Waite
Toledo Macomber
Woodward
Toledo DeVilbiss
Scott
Mount Vernon
Newark
Columbus Aquinas
Linden
Columbus East
Columbus Central
Columbus West
Columbus South
London
Plain City
Bucyrus
Delaware
National College Princeton
Temple
Yale
Springfield
Bucknell
Rutgers
William and Mary
North Carolina State
South Carolina
George Washington
Bradley
Wichita
Texas
Baylor
Southern California
Los Angeles
Loyola
Wednesday and Thursday local club and service meetings list
National Guard Company 2nd Battalion 107th Armored Cavalry meets 7 30 p m at 2100 South Main M HLS Boosters Club at 7 30 p m Civic Association Knights of Columbus at 8 p m K of C Auditorium Blythe Williams Post 231 American Legion at 7 30 p m Post Headquarters Order of Ahtepa at 8 p m Nelva Center Thursday Kiwanis and Lions noon Manchester Hotel Boys Choir 4 p m YMCA Toastmasters 7 p m Gardner Employment Conference Room Alpha Council 326 Jr O U A M 7 30 p m 19 North Broad St 100 Lodge 7 30 p m hall Alcoholics Anonymous 7 45 p m Moose Lodge 8 p m hall Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary American Legion 8 p m Silver Leaf Social Club 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron 8 p m American Legion Home Tried Stone 83 Masonic Lodge 8 p m Trades and Labor Council Room Ministerial Association Council of Churches 8 a m Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
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National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
Hls
Boosters Club
Civic Association
Knights of Columbus
K of C
Blythe-Williams
American Legion
Order of Ahtepa
Nelva Center
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Manchester
Ymca Toastmasters Club
Gardner Employment
Alpha Council
Jr. O.U_AM
North Broad St
Hall Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
Silver Leaf
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
American Legion Home
Stone
Masonic Lodge
Trades and Labor Council
Ministerial Association of Council of Churches
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Nomination Seeks for 11th District Congress Seat
TABULA O and UCity Manager Dennis F Dunlavy said he would seek the Democratic nomination for the 11th District U S congressman. Also Dr W A James of Warren Republican announced his candidacy for the 11th District congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad“ Tabula, O
Ucity
Dennis F. Dunlavy
U. S
W. A. James
Warren
Tax Expert to Speak in Miami Valley Dinner Talk
Herbert J. Miller, executive director of the Tax Foundation, will discuss The Tax Payers State of the Union at a February 13 dinner in the Manchester Hotel. Sponsored by the Industrial Council, the talk aims to outline tax programs for economical government amid requests from residents of other communities. Miller has over 30 years in government research and was once director of research for the Hoover Commission. Charles R. Hook will introduce him, with Jack Linzie as toastmaster. a Q&A will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley
Rotary Club of
Springfield
Herbert J. Miller
The
Tax Foundation, Inc
Miller
Manchester Hotel
Industrial Council
Tax Foundation
Hoover Commission
Commission
Herbert Hoover
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Jack Linzie
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
Lydia Lewis jailed after wedgie incident at appliance store
Lydia Lewis, 24, Waynesville, arrested in Lebanon for drunken and disorderly conduct after smashing a plate glass window at Hallsted and Evanshine Appliance with her shoe. She also damaged a deep freeze, broke jail windows, cut an arm, and was fined 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days for destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fraser
Hallsted
Evanshine
Perry Osborne
Fraser
Jerauld Wright to Command Naval Forces in Eastern Atlantic
Vice Adm Jerauld Wright will assume command of U S naval forces in the Eastern Atlantic later this month replacing Rear Adm Walter P Boone. Boone also leaves his post as deputy commander in chief in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean with HQ in London. Vice Adm Arthur C Davis will relieve Adm Wright as deputy U S representative to NATO. Adm Boone moves to the Joint Strategic Survey Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jerauld Wright
U. S
Atlantic
Navy
Walter P. Boone
Boone
Mediterranean
London
Arthur C. Davis
Adm
Wight
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S. Joint Strategic Survey Committee
Middletown Hospital to elect three trustees
Middletown Hospital Association will name three trustees at 7 30 p m February 13 at Verity Hall A C O Connor administrator Candidates include E A Correa Robert Q Millan and Howard Cheney Cheney seeks to replace E S Myers past president Consideration of reports on last year s hospital activity will be main discussion O Connor says Now president is L T Johnston Other trustees include Harry Moore Don Carey Colin Gardner III L T Kenney and Robey Walters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital Association
Verity Hall
A. C. O'Connor
E. A. Correa
Robert Q. Millan
Howard Cheney
Cheney
E. S. Myers
O’connor
L. T. Johnston
Middletown Safety Council to Meet February 12
The Middletown Safety Council board of control will convene at 4 p.m. Tuesday February 12 in the Civic Association library. Secretary John Weber announced the monthly session will address routine business and traffic division recommendations led by Howard White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control of the
Middletown Safety Council
John Weber
Civic Association Library
Howard White
Peebles Consolidated School Closed After Illness
Peebles Consolidated School has been ordered closed until Monday as illness hits the district. About 240 students were absent Tuesday due to cold and flu, with flu responsible for most of the absenteeism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peebles
Novelist Graham Greene Granted U S Visitor Visa
Washington reports British novelist Graham Greene, who once joked about Communist ties, is now eligible for an American visa after Attorney General McGrath lifted a three week hold. The exception was justified under a law allowing executive discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Graham Greene
Communist Party
U. S
McGrath
Thirteen Cubs Receive Awards In Pack 2 Meeting
Thirteen boys received awards at a Cub Pack 2 meeting and a bake auction at the First Presbyterian Church last night. Bobcats were awarded to Ted Hill Phillip Huber Dick Schuyler Dwight Sutton Tom Kerns and Darrell Stutz. Mrs Harry Newlin organized the bake sale with Robert Campbell as auctioneer and Otto Long Ed Erlander assisting. Robert Sutton led games for the Cubs during the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Robert McIntyre
Bobby Baker
Annie Beasley
Robert Bender
Sammie Bell
Jeffery Bishman
Larry Campbell
John Combs
Marty Galloway
Doug Lewis
Kent Mills
Joe Newlin
Rocky Newlin
Ricky Rogers
Bill Truck
Bobcats
Ted Hill
Phillip Huber
Dick Schuyler
Dwight Sutton
Tom Kerns
Man Drops Suit Over Chinchilla Guarantee
Frank Sutterlitte, a Chicago bartender, sued for 3300 after three chinchillas failed to reproduce within eight months as guaranteed by Ewald Haglund. After nearly three years the case is dismissed as the animals finally reproduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Sutterlitte
Sutterlitte
Ewald Haglund
Circuit
Benjamin P. Epstein
Titanic Wreck Claims 1600 Lives After Iceberg Collision
In 1912 the ocean liner Titanic struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic causing the loss of about 1600 passengers and crew. The disaster prompted inquiries, maritime reforms, and ongoing fascination with the doomed voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Never Too Old Fills Out Social Security Card
Dubois Pennsylvania 89 year old advertising novelties salesman George Humphrey submitted his first social security card yesterday He plans to work until he reaches 100 and then retire to enjoy the benefits Officials say he may be the oldest applicant ever and notes the law now covers self employed workers leading to eligibility for benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
George Humphrey
Social Security
Fort Wayne Pastor To Conduct Service
The Rev Paul Kiel of Fort Wayne Indiana will conduct services February 10 at 10 30 a m at Zion Lutheran Church. Kiel has been assistant pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Canton and taught at Hammond Divinity School in 1949. He later studied at the University of Chicago and the University at Oslo Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kiel
Ft Wayne
Ind
Zion Lutheran Church
Kiel
Trinity Lutheran Chur
Canton
Hamond Divinity School
Uversity of
Chicago
Univsity
Oslo
Norway
Bark from lumbering operatic makes an excellent litter
A fragmented line notes that a bark from a lumbering opera idiom yields a litter suitable for “po tty houses” when reduced to a ground form. The odd wording suggests a whimsical or garbled OCR fragment rather than a clear event or named entities.
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Viking
Cas
Marcum
Women's Recreation League
Gebbie Wise
Gardner Board
Kirk Tops
Bourdettes
Operettes
Ring Sylers
Hudson Hornets
Gas and Electric
Kay Steele
DeBord Realtors
Bauer
D. Snethen
Foold Service
Yankee Rd. Bowl- Mor
D. Yost
R. Kessler
Mare Vail
Tuck Sanders
Shinvine
R. Snyder
Don Turner
Carpenters
Pipe Shop
George Koeppel
Machine Shop
R. Scheurer
Tin Shop
Riegers
Shetter
Electric Shop
Weld Shop
Jets
Ted Snowden
Greasehalls
Cardinals
Germantown
West Alexandria
Ween Woods
Seer Victoy
Bell Peuesoseres
Ose
BS Deeter
B. Buckingham
Storer
Mann
Warner
Ccecccceesecs
Ranertess S
West Canntate
Mercury
Middletown
Lincoln-Mercury Co
Bryan Philips
Ken Philips
Yoselawn
Ohioan
Cage Kresults
Taylor
A.J. Ryan
Lydia
Naval Forces
Wonder
DIAL
Oan
Streifthau
Central Ave
United States
Cubs
Park St
Peshh
Sore
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
TE Coca-Cola Company
du Pont
Dupont
Dupont Duce
Dupont Supreme
Dupont Wat
Dupont Duco Enamel
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