Federal League Race Remains Tied After Night at Barnitz Field
In a 9 inning standoff at Barnitz Field Party Service and Johnny's Pony Keg split the decision as darkness halted play tied 6-6. Yankee Tavern beat WPFB 18-11, Amands AC topped Fraternal Order of Police 7-1, with Paul Walker and Bob Kramer delivering key homers for the tied clubs.
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Party Service
Johnny
Barnitz Field
Yankee Tavern
WPFB
AA Tilt Called After Five Inning Night at Armco Field
In a Class AA Knothole game under lights at Armco Field the contest ended after five innings due to lateness. Isports defeated Allsports 14 to 10 with pitching by Fritz and Myers for Allsports and Beatty for Gardner.
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Gardner Board
Ruttman Linden In Match Race Tonight
Cincinnati special reports a match race between Troy Ruttman and Andy Linden to highlight midget auto races at the Cincinnati Race Bowl after the fourth heat. Time trials begin at 7 p.m. with the first race at 8 30 p.m. A 50 lap feature finishes the AAA sanctioned program and the Championship Stock Car Club returns tomorrow night for races at 8 30 p.m.
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Andy Linden
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Championship
Yesterday's Stars and Historic Rivalry Highlight Weekend
Eddie Robinson and Eddie Stewart delivered a walk off run in the 10th as the White Sox beat the Yankees 4-3. Bob Feller earned his 13th win in an 8-6 Indians victory over the Red Sox. The Yale Harvard boat race marks its 99th meeting, the oldest intercollegiate rivalry in the U.S.
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Wightman Cuppers Gain Revenge Over Cincinnati
Middletown junior Wightman Cup team defeats Cincinnati 4-3 at Verity Courts erasing a 5-2 earlier setback. Susan Hagen and Mary Steurenberg featured in long singles battles. Roush and Siegfried won key matches as Middletown moves atop the district standings ahead of Thursday clash with Dayton.
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Martha Logan
Gwynne Finkleman
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Carol Heller
Queen City
Pat Ratterman
Betty Roush
Mary Steurenberg
Roush
Karen Siegfried
Faith Davis
Claire Crowley
Miriam Rautio
Martha Krehbiel
Carol Mayer
Mary Cheek
Janice James
Jenny Evans
Margaret Leis
Dayton
Bonnie MacKay
Betty Epstein
Susie Zumbrink
Merle Hummell Jr Seeks Navy Service With All Stars
Merle Hummell Jr. of the North All-Stars eyes Navy service and is considering Miami University for its Naval ROTC. He and the All-Stars meet the South All-Stars on August 11 at Barnitz Field, as part of a postwar football showcase.
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Navy
Findlay
Miami University
Barnitz Field
Baker Bill Dudley Gets Christmas Eve Birth in Bluefield
Washington Redskins halfback Bill Dudley was born on December 24, 1921 in Bluefield Virginia. The notable NFL player built a storied career as a key back for the Redskins during his era.
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Washington Redskins
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Gardner Sorg Lead Industrial League Tie
Gardner Board and Sorg remain tied for the league lead in Industrial League action. Armco beat Miami Cabinet 3-2 to move to fourth, Gardner downed Inland Container 3-0, and Sorg defeated Crystal Tissue 7-2 as Shartle Brothers edged Aeronca. Harland Bishop starred for Gardner with four hits. Armco’s Harold Ledford pitched a duel win.
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Sorg
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Harland Bishop
Newcomb
Bill Graft
Tony Hampel
Bill Click
Rally Wins For All Stars 5-3 In Cheviot
Middletown All-Stars rallied from behind to defeat Cincinnati Commettes 5-3 in an Ohio Kentucky Major Girls softball league game. In the fifth, the All-Stars scored twice to clinch the win as Jean Shaffer and Sis King produced key hits, while walks by Liz Natal i and Jean Rothfuss forced in the other run. Mary Osborne relieved Phillis Meyer in the third and shut out the Commettes the rest of the way.
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Wile Pony Key
Taylor
Kent Little
Schultz
Joe Lewis
Warren Johns
WPFB
Charley Root
Thompson
Amanda
Police
Jim Miller
B. Trimble
Harley Beckett
Russ Pergram
Joe Constiner
Pergram
Art McSwain
Perry Williams
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All-Stars
Jean Shaffer
Sis King
Lefty Shearey
Liz Natali
Jean Rothfuss
Commettes
Phillis Meyer
Mary Osborne
Don Mohr to Coach Maple Heights Football
Donald R. Mohr will resign today as assistant football coach at East Liverpool High School to become head coach in Maple Heights suburb. He was captain of the 1946 Baldwin Wallace College grid team and also captained the Bowling Green State squad while in the Navy V-12 program.
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Donald R. Mohr
East Liverpool High School
Maple Heights
Baldwin~ Wallace College
Bowling Green
Navy
Two Women Share Low Gross Honors At Wildwood
At Wildwood golf course Mrs Owen Combs and Mrs C L Mers each posted 45 for low gross honors as perfect weather helped their rounds. Mrs Al Leak used 12 putts the low figure of the season while Mrs Charles Smith showed the best on four holes with 19 strokes. Blind bogey went to Mrs Melvin Kelso with a 42.
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Owen Combs
C. L. Mers
al Leak
Charles Smith
Melvin Kelso
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