Armco Vets blank Kittyhawks 1 0 in Central Ohio League
Armco Vets pitcher Bob Scheibert blanked Dayton's Kittyhawk Bears 1 0 at Armco Field to stretch his personal winning streak to eight as Armco's record improves to undefeated in this Central Ohio League clash. Osborn held the hill for Kittyhawks as Scheibert matched him with five strikeouts and a solo run scoring in the opening frame by Herb Carter.
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Herb Carter
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Dave Murray
Murrey
Whitesell Tosses Four-Hitter As Monroe Beats Mattingly’s
Whitesell pitched a four hit game with 12 strikeouts guiding the Monroe Merchants to a 5 1 victory over Mattingly’s in the Miami Valley League at Goldman Park. Only Ray Mattingly and Stephens solved his delivery, each with two hits. Stephens added an eighth inning triple with a runner on, spoiling the shutout bid. Merrill Hatfield debuted with a double and two singles, and Roy Roberts contributed three hits for the Merchants.
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Bill Whitesell
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Mattingly
Goldman Park
Ray Mattingly
Stephens
Whitesell
Stephen
Innin
Merrill Hatfield
Merchants
Roy Roberts
Baseball Immortal Bill Lange Dies at 79
SAN FRANCISCO AP William Alexander Big Bill Lange a baseball immortal of the Gay Nineties died yesterday at 79. Lange retired after starring with the Chicago club of the old National League then went into real estate and insurance with his father in law. He was famed as one of the fastest players and stole 10 bases in a season for the Chicago White Stockings with a NL career average of .339 in the pre-bouncing ball era.
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William Alexander
Big Bill) Lange
Lange
Chicago Club
Chicago White Stockings
Wills Eliminated in Covington Tennis Meet
Middletown's lone entrant Wills fell in the second round of the North Kentucky Tennis championships in Covington after a 6-3 6-3 victory over Bob Mantel. Norm Appel of Dayton, the No. 2 seed, defeated Wills 6-1 6-1. Babe Ruth's 1920 season marked the first 30 homer milestone in major league history with 54 homers.
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Bellevue
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Dayton
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Record-Busting Marshall To Tour Japan With AAU Swimming Squad
America’s top swimmers join a 14 member AAU squad bound for Japan after the Houston championships. Marshall, guest in exhibition role, led New Haven swimmers to multiple national marks, with Kipmuth and Curren guiding the team to a strong showing as Keenfe McLane Joe Marine Albion Stack Richard Thomaen James Thomas and others joined the Tokyo Osaka tour roster.
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John Curren
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Tokyo
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New Haven
Oocateola Swim Club
Duff's Cafe Beats Strong Dayton Club 7 3
Duff's Cafe defeated the Dayton club 7 to 3 at Sucher's Park in City League action. Harlan Bishop impressed on the mound allowing only six hits while Duff's racked 13 hits. Notable contributions came from Mittenholzer Cain Heller Haker Widermann with two hits each as Duff's offense drove in seven runs in a decisive win.
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Browns Begin Drills With Dozen AAC Vets
The Cleveland Browns open practice as a new member of the NFL with 12 AAFC holdovers from their championship teams led by Otto Graham Marion Motley and Lou Groza. They seek replacements for Saban Gaudio Ulinski and Jones while preparing for an August 12 exhibition at Toledo versus the Green Bay Packers.
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Irish Cager Gets Mount Vernon Post
Ralph Hinger 22 of Chicago is named basketball coach at St. Vincent De Paul High School Mount Vernon Ohio. He succeeds Andy Sobek who resigned. Hinger was a varsity player at Notre Dame University and graduated last June.
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Defending Champ Hamier Advances in Tourney Play
In Kalida Ohio the defending champion Hamier remained unbeaten by defeating Ridgeville in the National Baseball Con State Tourney. Other second round winners included Wil liston St. Paris of Champaign County and Kalida in a double elimination event.
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Ridgeville
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Religious freedom waning in Europe, Baptists told
In Cleveland the Baptist World Alliance outlined mounting pressures on church autonomy across Europe. Secretary Walter Leete warned that state churches gain power by linking church and state and that religious liberty faces renewed suppression as Communist influence grows. He urged stronger international Baptist unity to defend faith and freedom amid attacks in Europe and beyond. Also noting a Defense Department casualty list, Pte. Herman Ray Sites of Ironton, Ohio, was reported missing in action.
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Baptist World Congress
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Leete
London
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Chereh
Sete
Union of Church
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Europe
Lewis
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Bond Posted For Underpass Construction
Bond of 10,900 posted with Butter County Commissioners by American Materials Corporation and American Aggregates-Corporation Greenville, to install an underpass under Trenton Road near Willimendale. Bond covers damages and grade changes. Permit applications filed March 3, 1960 amid resident protests over gravel operations. Bond implies intent to extend mining to lands beyond Trenton Road. Financial statement shows 6,157,446 tons sold in 1948 with after tax profit of 1,013,455.94.
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Chamberlains in Good Condition After Ontario Crash
Joseph Chamberlain of Dayton and Mia Chamberlain were reported in good condition in a Newmarket hospital after an automobile accident Thursday near Wie Town, 38 miles north of Toronto.
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VFW Postpones Tuesday Meeting
VFW Postpones weekly gathering citing conflicts with major events. Organizers announce rescheduling to a later date and urge members to stay alert for updates from local posts and the district commander.
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Three Day Water Convention Opens in Columbus
A three day water convention of the Fraternal Order of Police opened in Columbus yesterday. Captain Gare of the city fire department observed the proceedings at Lake Thoreter. The word form it applied to develop toge...
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Lake Thoreter
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