Inland Quintet Upsets Armco In Industrial League Action
Inland Container drew even with two other clubs for fourth place in the first round then beat Armco 74 to 58 at the YMCA Gym to start the second round. Armco led early and led by eight, but Inland used a late surge in the fourth period to pull away behind Morrison 28 points and solid defense. Aeronca beat Sorg Paper 38-24, Gardner Board and Carton edged Miami Cabinet 56-52, and Crystal Tissue beat Barkelew 39-32 as the league resumes play.
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Armco Triangles
Inland Container
YMCA
Aeronca
Sorg Paper
Gardner Board and Carton
Miami Cabinet
Crystal Tissue
Barkeley Electric
Chuck Morrison
Wayne Township
Inland
Armco
Morrison
Owen Miller
Enews
Bos Pugh
Teweil
West Elkton
Rossi
West Elkton Pigg
Wails
Wayne
Butler County
Baker
Yellowjackets
Warriors
Ewnae
Gfelaniay
Dallar
Feeneneenee Smith
West Elkton Aed
Sallie
Miller
Teen
West I Horn
Taylor
Hartman
Ballard
Cook
D. Manns
Besser
C. Taylor
Craycratt
Sherman
Bieser
Evans
Tibbs
Harrison
Ccssess
Tickel
Marcum
Eseeesevesees
Stoel
Schuler
Keith
Barkelew
Veda
Pearce
Rerewenee
Quarters Loveless
Ferrel
Farquer
Neal
Tota
Rpstal
FT Evans
Malster
Posey
Am Om
Waugh
Johnson
Bowen
RM Eeteevenneeves
Whittzg
Cruse
Rohm
Ted Williams to resume fly casting shows in Boston and New York
Boston and New York hosting nine day run starting February 2 as Ted Williams returns to fly casting exhibitions. Promoter Sheldon Fairbanks says Williams earned 30000 for prior Boston and New York appearances with record crowds. Williams, a former U S Marines pilot, must report for a physical at Squantum Naval Air Base on April 2.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Florida
New York
Sheldon Fairbanks
Williams
U. S. Marines
Squantum Naval Air Base
Nockey Results Match Across Leagues
National League game tied New York 3 and Boston 3. American League contest saw Providence defeat Buffalo 4 to 1.
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New York
Boston
Providence
Buffalo
Lebanon Extended But Score 49-38 Win Over Quakers
In Wilmington, Lebanon Warriors beat the Quakers 49-38, extending their record to nine wins in ten games while Wilmington drops to eight defeats in ten. Ellis led Lebanon with 13 points, while Johnny Morris scored 12 for Wilmington. The teams split the doubleheader, Lebanon also winning their preliminary 49-38.
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Lebanon
Quakers
Wilmington
Warriors
Tay Baker
Johnny Morris
Ellis
Revis
Feee Ewerenee
Raeeees Suttsonccessse & GS CO
Iotves
Elliott
Wccccsesseee
Saeco Wilmington
Deter
Cyccerenscee
P Sh. E
Eicneveseonr
Oh Horne
Sports Mirror highlights past football and sports events
A chronicle from today and bygone years notes Gen Bob Neyland securing a lifetime coaching deal at Tennessee. It recalls Bert Bell’s dictatorial NFL leadership, Willie Hoppe’s three-cushion billiards title streak, and the Philadelphia Athletics selling Joe Boley to the Cleveland Indians.
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Associated Press Today
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
National Football League
Bert Bell
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Boley
Cleveland Indians
Germantown Soph Gene Cox Shines in Loss to Phillipsburg
Germantown sophomore Gene Cox delivered his best game of the season but the Cardinals fell 50 to 45 to Phillipsburg in Montgomery County League action.
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Germantown
Gene Cox
Cardinals
Phillipsburg
G . Cox
Oods
Hefflefinger
G. Eeee Ie
Fasick
Genera
UN Will Use Every Effort For Truce
Washington officials said the United States and allies will exhaust every reasonable means to obtain a Korean armistice and hope deadlocks on airfield and prisoner issues will be resolved. They warned the six month talks may extend weeks, while noting concessions by the Reds and Ridgway's orders to continue negotiations if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
South Korea
Ridgway
Korea
Dale Mitchell Signs 1952 Cleveland Contract
The Cleveland Indians announced outfielder Dale Mitchell signed for the 1952 season and will receive the same pay as last season. Pitcher Early Wynn also returned his signed contract on Tuesday, bringing nine Indians to the fold.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Dale Mitchell
Indians
Early Wynn
Television boxing card at Uline Arena headline bout
Washington Corky Gonzales and Gene Smith, rising featherweights, clash in a 10 round bout tonight at Uline Arena. The fight will be televised and broadcast by CBS at 10 p m EST.
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Washington
Corky Gonzales
Gene Smith
Uline Arena
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tuesday Night Fights in New Jersey and Ontario Results
A boxing card yielded multiple draws and a win: Billy Wyatt of Trenton and Roger Whynott of Quebec fought to a draw in White Plains. Jimmy Walker of Plainfield and Polly Smith of Bermuda drew in Newark after eight rounds. Arthur King of Philadelphia outpointed Fitzic om of St. Catharines in Toronto.
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White Plains
N. Y
Billy Wyatt
Trenton
N. J
Roger Whynott
Quebec
Drew
Newark
Jimmy Walker
Plainfield
Polly Smith
Bermuda
Toronto
Arthur King
Philadelphia
Fitzicom
St. Catharines
Ont
Two County students post perfect score on event test
Howard Lapp from Ross and Dick Dieterly from Lemon-Monroe High achieved a perfect 100 on the annual Current Events Test taken by 4000 county students in upper grades. Several others tied for high marks including Betty Frisby Wayne and Herbert Ehresman Trenton with 98.
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Buler Cunty
Howard Lapp
Ross
Dick Dieterly
Lemon-Monroe High School
Betty Frisby
Wayne
Herbert Ehresman
Trenton
Charles Ballinger
Lemon Monroe
Ray Hoskins
Donald Morris
George Sauer
Tom Reed
Dick Catron
Oxford-Stewart
Carl Beatty
Priscilla Smith
Jimmy Carr
Union
Sue Bowker
Hanover
Nancy Jo Burns
Jim Zehler
Evan Thiess
Betty Ware
Betty Johns
Kenneth Reiff
Robert Barrett
Beulah Imhoff
Bill Churchman
Adolphus Johnson
Oxford Stewart
John Cole
Seven Mile
James Schwartz
Jack Krall
Nancy Catron
Rita Hesselbrock
John Rothfuss
Janice Roman
Service members report for training and overseas duty
William Courtney Dennis 19 of 1808 Oberon Dr leaves for Naval Training Center San Diego after high school graduation. Pvt Dale K Gibbs of Baltimore St joins 6th Armored Division Fort Leonard Wood for basic training. Pfc John K Wilkinson of Highview Rd arrives Luke AFB Phoenix as camera repairman. Sgt William H Upton of Camp Stoneman sails to Far East Command. Sgt Richard Kinder departs Fort Lawton for overseas assignment after furlough.
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William Courtney Dennis
Courtney Dennis
Oberon Dr
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Dennis
Lemon + Monroe High School
Aeronca
Pvt
Dale K. Gibbs
Darlene McGuire Gibbs
Baltimore St
Ebb Gibbs
Charles St
6Th Armored Division
Fort Leonard Wood
Gibbs
Middletown High School
John K. Wilkinson
Jack W. Wilkinson
Highview Rd
Luke Air Force Base
Phoenix
Ariz
Wilkinson
Lemon-Monroe High School
Armco
Air Force Photographic Laboratory
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
William H. Upton
May Price Upton
Camp Stoneman
Far East
Upton
Camp Breckenridge
California
Richard Kinder
Fort Lawton
Wash
Sergeant Kinder
Fort Custer, Mich
Military Police
Carl Hubbell Named to Sooner Hall of Fame
Carl Hubbell from Meeker Oklahoma, former New York Giants ace, was inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. He won 252 National League games and pitched 46 scoreless innings in one stretch, including 16 straight wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Meeker
Okla
Hubbell
Cleveland Golfers Fire 7 Under Par To Win Best Ball
Bill Marsh of Fort Wayne Indiana and Will Simpson of Cleveland posted seven under par 65 on Tuesday to win the 18 hole best ball tournament at the PGA National Course in Dunedin The next event on the winter program at the PGA headquarters is a best ball match play tournament with qualifying on January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Fifa
Bill Marsh
Fort Warne
Ind
Will Simpson
Cleveland
PGA
White Sox invite farmhands to spring camp
Chicago Nine top farm hands are invited to spring practices opening Feb. 20 at El Centro California. General Manager Frank Lane announced that Manager Paul Richards wants to evaluate the players. Seven of the invitees are pitchers.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
el Centro
Calif
Frank Lane
Paul Richards
Lane
Local Club and Civic Meetings Listed For Week
Wednesday events include National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry at 7:30 p.m. and Police Pistol Range installation of new officers at 8 p.m. Also Kiwanis Lions at noon, Boy's choir, Toastmasters, and several community groups. Thursday features multiple gatherings at noon through 8 p.m. across venues such as Y.M.C.A. and Senior High School, plus IOOF Moose and Elks social events.
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National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
F. C
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Manchester
Boy's Choir
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Employment Conference Oom
Armco Employes Independent Federation
A.e.lf
Board of Education
Alpha Council 326, Jr. OU AM
North Broad St
Ioof Lodge
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
B.P.O.F
Elks Temple Blythe-Williams Post
Silver Leaf Social Club
Reds Add Spring Tilt Cincinnati Exhibition
The Cincinnati Reds added a 1952 spring training exhibition game against Toledo Mud Hens. The contest will be played at Richmond Indiana on Thursday April 10 with both clubs seeking early-season rhythm.
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REDS
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Toledo
Mudhens
Richmond
Ind
Quitman dog wins Derby Stake in continental field trials
QUITMAN GA. '?-Free Press, a white and liver pointer, won the Derby Stake championship Tuesday in the continental field trials. He brought his owner, Dr. H. E Longsdorf of Mt. Holly New Jersey, a thousand dollar cash award and a silver trophy.
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Quitman
Free Press
H. E Longsdorf
Mt. Holly
N. J
Chisox Sign Two Cuban Rookies
The Chicago White Sox announced the signings of Cuban shortstop Willie Miranda and third baseman Hector Rodriguez. The deal brings the club to 27 players under contract, adding two rookies to the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisox
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Willie Miranda
Hector Rodriguez
Judge Ashburn Fines Himself For Being Late
Los Angeles Superior Judge Allen W. Ashburn, famed for fining attorneys, fined himself five dollars after arriving two and a half minutes late from recess. He reminded jurors punctuality is required and joked that the court doubles the standard fine for the judge.
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Los Angeles
Allen W. Ashburn
Ashburn
Solemn Requiem Held for Harold Sterwerf at St Ann’s
Harold Sterwerf aged 35 of 856 Forrest Ave Hamilton dies after short illness at Mercy Hospital. Solemn High Mass will be sung Thursday at St Ann's Church, burial in St Stephen Cemetery. Visitation begins today after 4 p.m. at Brown Dawson Funeral Home.
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Harold Sterwerf
Forrest Ave
Hamilton
St. Ann’s Church
St. Stephen
Sterwerf
Mercy Hospital
Brown-Dawson
Pershing Ave
Albert E Haigh, Franklin, dies after illness at 74
Albert E Haigh, 74, of 603 Bridge St Franklin died Tuesday night after a lingering illness. A Middletown native, he worked as a machinist for Armco Steel until retiring six years ago and was a Spanish American War veteran. Survived by his widow Julia and three daughters, he will lie in state after 9 pm Thursday at Robert Eaton Funeral Home. Funeral at First Baptist Church Friday at 2 pm with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. American Legion post to provide military rites.
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Franklin
Albert E. Haigh
Bridge St
Haigh
Middletown
Armco Steel Corporation
First Baptist Church
Julia
Louise van Etten
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mary Haigh
Asheville
N. C
Pauline King
Edna Glass
Wilkesboro
Ethel Favorite
Troy
Mare Gerite DeHaven
Waltham
Mass
Verna Bradshaw
West Middletown
Joseph T. Haigh
Deaths FLSF in Reading and New York
Death notices list Arthur W. Coolidge 70 of Reading Massachusetts, former lieutenant governor of Massachusetts and kin of President Calvin Coolidge, born in Portland Maine. Also Carol W. King 56 of New York, lawyer for many Communists in civil liberties cases that reached the Supreme Court, born in New York.
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Associated Press
Reading
Mass
Arthur W. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Calvin J.coolidge
Portland
New York
Carol W. King
Supreme Court
Bureau Offers Information on Wage Problems
U S Department of Labor Wage Hour and Public Contracts offices in Ohio aid employers and employees with salary stabilization issues. Regional director William S Singley notes offices in Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Toledo carry regulations and provide materials for petitions. Formal rulings are not issued by Wage Hour. send requests to the Office of Salary Stabilization in Washington D C.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Salary Stabilization Board
William S. Singley
Princess Pahlevi Expecting Baby in June
Princess Fatemeh Pahlevi of Iran, who angered the Shah by marrying an American, is expecting a baby in June. Her husband writer Vincent Lee Hillyer announced the news. They wed in Rome in April 1950 without consent, later restored to favor after Hillyer converted to Islam. The couple arrived in the United States six months ago.
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Los Angeles
Fatemeh Pahlevi
Iran
Vincent Lee Hillyer
Rome
Hillyer
Illinois Senate leader Wallace Thompson dies or resigns?
Wallace Thompson of Galesburg, a 56 year old Chicago lawyer, long prominent in Illinois politics, served as president pro tempore of the Illinois Senate and ran for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Born in Galesburg, he was a notable figure in state politics.
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Chicago
Wallace Thompson
Illinois State Senate
Galesburg, IL
Galesburg
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Inland Quintet
Bob Hurst
Les Pugh
Sorg
Gardner
Miami
Fred Neal
Mose Johnson
Ken Whitt
Bill Fishbaugh
Bob Marcum
Crystal
Loveless
Kly
Red Williame
Edwards
Sat
Sun
CLUB
Germantown Rad
Tommy Wills & His
Pete Jones
Tommy Wills
Sports Mirror
Jin
Annals of Love
Clifton Webb
Elop PE
Anne Francis
Charles Bickford
William Lundigan
Soph Star
By John M. Hightower
U.N
Framkenstein
Peer Roe Pha
HAL
June King
New York State
June
Lemon-Monroe
Warren Burkhardt
Jean Gunderman
Micky Urban
Miriam Schuler
Geraldine Huber
Marilyn Miller
Beverly Douglas
Morris Miller
Tommy Mercer
Neil Maddox
Philip Blose
David Tyler
Jack Hammond
Gene Young
Mary Ann Weiland
Liberty
Richard Neely
Tony Huber
Don McGuire
Gerry Williams
Ronnie Specht
Robert Reed
Amanda Ruth Ann West
Kent Bailey
Maple Park
Donald Youtsler
Frank McQuinn
Mayfield
Frank Jay
Geraldine Pressler
The
Gibbs and Bell Decorating Company
Sooner Hall of Fame
Cleveland Golfers
White Sox
Robert Taylor
Kirk Douglas
Eleanor William
Parker Bendix
Corinne Calvet
John Barrymore, JR
Princess Pahlevi
Ist
Barbara Stanwyck
John Lund
Hatchet Man
Edward G Robinson
Loretta Young
American Legion Auditorium
S. Main St
Adupis
Rt Middletown Dog Training Club
Ege
Interstate Securities
Central Ave
DIAL
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coke
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