AFL 310 Trips Hamilton On Tainted Tallies 3-2
AFL 310 beat Hamilton Blue Devils 3-2 after three unearned runs in the first inning. Ed Stevens hit a two run through the legs of the Hamilton second baseman with the bases loaded. Dewey Nixon earned the win for Lebanon after relief work in the seventh and eighth innings. Jack Hollon had three Lebanon hits including a homer. Kenny Allen doubled for South Lebanon and Caudill struck out 10 for AFL 310. The two teams were tied 2-2 until Lebanon scored twice in the eighth.
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AFL
Hamilton Blue Devils
Lebanon
South Lebanon
Ed Stevens
Hamilton
Ronnie Caudill
Caudill
Dewey Nixon
Nixon
Ixon
Dave Hartsock
Jack Hollon
Kenny Allen
Qualifier List Jumps To 36 At Wildwood Course
The Wildwood Golf Club Championships qualifiers rose to 36 as 10 more names joined Friday’s draw. Low gross honors went to Bill Wagner with a 72. Notables include Dave McCoy with 72 and Tom Greene at 73, while C R Clark and others tied for blind bogey honors at 78.
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Sol Back
Bob Bowman
Joe Fallanca
Sam Ingwerson
Frank Post
Gene Mack
M. Greenwell
M.B. Sanderson
Chuck Kent
Tom Greene
Tom Ritter
Cliff Sweeney
Ohioan Snaps World Motorcycle Record
In Richmond Virginia an Ohioan set a new world speed record by winning the 10 mile National Motorcycle championship at 65.5 mph. The rider was three seconds faster than Dick Klamfoth from Groveport Ohio who previously held the mark. The previous record was held by Bobby Hill of Columbus Ohio.
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Richmond
Bobby Hill
Columbus
Dick Klamfoth
Groveport
400 Shooters Expected for Ohio Trapshooting Tourney
More than 400 shooters are expected in Findlay Ohio for the 66th annual Ohio trapshooting tournament taking place Thursday through Sunday.
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Findlay, O
Ohio
Pin Masters Off To Good Start Names Advance
Milwaukee George Young of Detroit and Don Carter of St. Louis opened the Masters Invitational double elimination bowling tourney with a sensational start Sunday. Young beat Carter 896 to 879 while both teams split four games. Howie erse of Milwaukee beat Ole Hildah of Mi not 876 to 720 as others advanced, with Junie McMahon Ned Day Andy Varipapa Steve Nagy Lee Joug lard and Joe Wilman among those moving to the second round of the winners bracket. First round losers enter the losers bracket until a second defeat. John Krekeler Adam Beller of Detroit set a new 513 time in doubles in the American Bowling Congress tournament but failed to place in the top 10 overall.
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Milwaukee
George Young
Detroit
Don Carter
St. Louis
Young
Carter
Howie Erse
Ole Hildah
Minot
N. C
Junie McMahon
Chicago
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Andy Varipapa
Hempstead
N. Y
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Lee Jouglard
Joe Wilman
John Krekeler
Adam Beller
Illini Brones To Clash For Crown
The Milwaukee Brewers, under interim GM Red Smith, swept a doubleheader from Columbus 6-2 and 2-0, breaking a leadership tie with Kansas City. Toledo beat the Blues 2-1. Kansas City pounded Detroit 16-0. Indianapolis defeated St Paul 6-5. Louisville beat Minneapolis 10-3.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Smith
Charley Grimm
Smith
Grimm
Boston Braves
Brews
Columbus
American Association
Kansas City Blues
Toledo
Milwaukee
Blues
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Middletown All Stars Win 64 in Softball Tilt
Three-hit pitching by Mary Kir led the Middletown All-Stars to a 6-1 victory over White Clover Dairy of Dayton in a Greater Cincinnati Girls' Softball League game in Dayton. The All-Stars scored all runs in the first two innings, then travel to Cincinnati to face Emmett Grains.
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Mary Kirby
Middletown
All-Stars
White Clover Dairy
Dayton
Cincinnati
Queen City Loop
Emmett Grains
Kilgore
Shaffer
Weiser
Rukavina
Allman
Leviine
Sortsmins Digest Maintenance Advice
Instructions emphasize crank and spool end bearings require daily lubrication. Keep worm gear clean and free of dirt to reduce lash. Use light oil and a minimum of grease. Avoid heavy grease or excessive amounts.
Junior Legion Tryout Tonight At Armco Field
Correction notes error in Sunday News Journal stating 17 and up. Junior Legion rules allow only 17 and under. Junior Legionnaires hold a tryout tonight at Armco Field starting at 5 30.
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News-Journal
American Legion
Junior Legion
Junior Legionnaires
Armco Field
Durocher mellower in happy marriage
New York report quotes Loraine Day saying Leo Durocher has grown mellower with age but remains essentially the same man. She notes he is nicer now and more considerate, a change tied to his happiness in marriage.
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Durocher
New York
NEA
Laraine Day
Leo Durocher
High Scoring Illinois High School Game Produces 191 Points
Carrier Mills defeated Galatia 100 to 91 in a regular season boys basketball game. Five players scored 20 points or more, marking one of the highest combined team scores in Illinois high school history.
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Centralia, II
Ilinois
Carrier Mills
Galatia
Mangrum Wins Western Open With Record 64 Round
Lloyd Mangrum won the Western Open at Westwood Country Club with a 274 total, six under par, topping Bobby Locke who finished second at 282. Johnny Palmer was 283, with Dick Mayers and Don Finsterwald tied for fourth at 285. Each of Mayers and Finsterwald earned 1100 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Mangrum
Westwood Country Club
Bobby Locke
Johnny Palmer
Locke
Dick Mayers
St. Petersburg
Fla
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio University
Baseball season leaders and team rosters for Cleveland
Statistical leaders show Rosen of Cleveland leading multiple categories with a .338 batting average and 30 RBIs. Avila and Simpson also contribute strong totals for Cleveland, with Simpson matching 10 home runs and Avila driving 26 runs. Detroit and Chicago players appear in top lists, along with notable pitching and fielding figures.
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Rosen
Cleveland
Avila
Simpson
Doby
Fox
Chicago
Priddy
Detroit
Mullin
Delsing
St. Louis
Minoso
Wilson
Washington
Mele
Easter
Rizzuto
New York
Shea
Shantz
Philadelphia
Garcia
Gray
Adcock and Sauer Lead In 1948 Baseball Totals
Listing of season stats highlights: Adcock Cincinnati and Sauer Chicago lead in runs batted in and home runs, Maglie New York dominates pitching with 9 0 record and 51 strikeouts. Other leaders include Musial Hodges Kiner Reese Robinson Adams Ennis Ennis.
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Adcock
Cincinnati
Ean — Lockman
New York
Adams
Sauer
Chicago
Musial
St. Louis
Thomson
Ennis
Philadelphia
Hodges
Brooklyn
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Reese
Robinson
Maglie
New York Opening Day Draw Fails To Hit Mark
The 1952 Major League season opened with 172 322 fans, down 29 797 from 1951. Postponements in the East, notably the Giants who expected 50 000, affected totals. Detroit led attendance with 43 112 while Boston Braves drew the fewest at 4 694.
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New York
Giants
Detroit
Braves
Boston
Services Set For Three Victims Of Preble Crash
Memorial Day crash on U S Route 35 in Eaton claimed Hazel Bruns and her 13 year old son Robert along with Lester Isaacs 31 of Farmersville. Funeral services for Bruns and Isaacs scheduled Tuesday with burials at Mound Hill and Sugar Grove Cemeteries. Surviving relatives listed include spouses children parents and siblings. Hospitalized victims listed with injuries and statuses updated.
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Hazel Bruns
Robert
Church of the Visitation
F. J. Vander Haar
Mound Hill Cemetery
Lester Isaacs
Farmersville
Mr. Isaacs
Church of God
Germantown
H. L. Murrell
Sugar Grove
West Alexandria
Mrs Bonnie L Wolf dies after illness in New Miami
Mrs Bonnie L Wolf 37 of 18 Rose Lea New Miami died at 3 a m Sunday at Mt Vernon Hospital after a yearlong illness She was born in Middletown to Charles and Mary Phillips and attended Middletown schools She married Robert E Wolf on June 9 1934 and lived here until 11 years ago Surviving are husband and parents a son Robert Jr four brothers and two sisters Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at David Webb and Sons Funeral Home Hamilton with Rev Ernest Petroff officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery Visitation after 4 p m Tuesday at the funeral home
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Rose Lea
New Miami
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Hamilton
Delberta Hill
Mabel Willis
Middletown
David Webb and Sons
Ross Ave
South D St
Ernest Petroff
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Edith E Post 61
Funeral services for Edith E Post 61 of 1510 Penfield Ave will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Rev H H Jung officiating. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery. Spanish American War Auxiliary will hold memorial services at 7 30 p.m. today at the funeral home. Post died at 9 50 a.m. Saturday at Middletown Hospital. Visitations will be after noon today at the funeral home.
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Penfield Ave
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
H. H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Spanish American War Auxiliary
Germantown Woman Maude Rettich Dies After Stroke
Mrs Maude E Rettich 79 died at 825 p m Sunday at 141 North Main Street Germantown after a stroke two months earlier A lifelong Germantown resident she belonged to Emmanuel Lutheran Church active in its organizations and was among the oldest PT A presidents She was widow of Edward Rettich tobacco merchant and commerce department in the Brookville schools Funeral arrangements incomplete at John Arpp Funeral Home
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Maude E. Rettich
North Main St
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Parent Teacher Association
Germantown Barber Luther Huffer Dies in Dayton Hospital
Luther Huffer 42 of East Market Street Germantown died at 4 30 am today in Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a month of ill health. A longtime barber he owned a Germantown shop and was a member of Germantown E U B Church and Eagles Aerie. He was a former Germantown High School graduate. Surviving are his widow Joanna two daughters Bu Ann and Di Ann both at home three brothers
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Luther Huffer
East Market St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Germantown E.U.B
The
Aerie of Eagles
Bell
Germantown High School
Joanna
Bu Ann
di Ann
Eaton Man George Cottingham Dies at 76
George Cottingham 76 lifelong Eaton resident died Saturday at 11 20 a m at his daughter s home East McCabe Street after months of illness Survived by one son four daughters two brothers and two sisters Services set Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Girton Funeral Home with burial in Mound Cemetery
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Eaton
George Cottingham
Arthur Geeting
East McCabe St
Girton
Mound Bill Cemetery
Obituary notices for four local residents
Francis J. Coyle 73 father of orchestra leader Fred Sheik Coyle services at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St Stephen Church. Etta Jones 87 of 1609 Cereal Ave. services at 10 a.m. Tuesday Webb Funeral Home. Hattie M. Jones 84 of 156 Sherman Ave. services at 2 p.m. Monday Webb Funeral Home. Bonnie Lee Wolf 37 of 18 Roselea Ave New Minami services at 2 p.m. Wednesday Webb Funeral Home.
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Francis J. Coyle
Fred Sheik Coyle
St. Stephen Church
Etta Jones
Cereal Ave
Webb Funeral Home
Hattie M. Jones
Sherman Ave
Bonnie Lee Wolf
Roselea Ave
New Minami
Obituary notices set across cities including Cincinnati and York
Obituaries note deaths from Cincinnati to Kennebunk. Feldie Katz 78 longtime Western Bank & Trust executive vice president dies after a three year illness in Cincinnati. Jack Hiatt 33 former Murray City athletic director dies in Tucson. Alberta Noce 17 fatally injured in a May collision buried in Ashtabula. Thomas Cook 43 Labour MP dies in Dundee. Harry Powell Chapman 63 editor of a Virginia paper. Marjorie Turnbull Ostrichs 63 society leader. Father Basil Odermatt 95 Benedictine monk. Nicholas Meyer 78 founder of a periodical distributor. Alvin Gluck 58 brewer and media executive. Silas Perkins 77 retired coal dealer and AP correspondent.
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Cincinnati
Feldie Katz
Katz
Western Bank & Trust Co
Gane
Services Set For Girl of Three From Somerville
Funeral services are planned for Rebecca Lee Bolser three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Eugene Bolser of Somerville Route 1 at 2 pm Tuesday at the Inman Funeral Home. The Presbyterian Rev Kenneth Morse will officiate with burial in West Chester Cemetery. The child died after admission to Fort Hamilton Hospital Saturday shortly before 11:30 am. Coroner Dr Garret J Boone said she was accidentally struck behind the right ear by a rifle bullet fired by Vernon Mooney of Hamilton while Mooney hunted on the farm of her grandfather Roy Eiler. Mooney, a family friend, had hunted there before. The accident prompted prayers for the parents and surviving relatives listed among others. Visitation is today at the funeral home.
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Rebecca Lee Bolser
Homer Eugene Bolser
Inman
Kenneth Morse
The
Presbyterian Church
West Chester
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Vernon Mooney
Goodman Ave
Hamilton
Mooney
Roy Eiler
Ilford Township
Hamilton + Eaton Rd
Charles B. Walke
Boone
George Hoffman
Ida Eiler
West Point Cadets Visit WPAFB for Three Days
About 500 cadets from the United States Military Academy at West Point arrive at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Ohio for a three day tour. They will tour WADC laboratories and view an aerial demonstration and static display of new USAF planes on Friday afternoon.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
United States Military Academy
West Point
U.S
Army
Air Force
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USAF
Cincinnati Hog and Cattle Market Report Highlights Decline
Hog prices show broad declines with barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower and numbers dropping across weight classes. Cattle slaughter active with good and choice steers and heifers at 32.00 to 34.00 per hundredweight, vealers steady to 34.00, sheep with scarce spring lambs and a weak undertone on unfinished lightweights.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Cincinnati Produce Prices and Poultry Notes
Cincinnati market notes show egg prices for white and brown eggs and mixed lots, with wholesale grades and current receipts. Poultry data lists fryer categories, hens, roosters, and related weights, plus butter and potato price ranges for wholesale buyers.
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Oultrys
Lée Fryers
Abe Ducas
Hennery
Mts K Production Association
Cincinnati
U. S
Locomotive Explodes in Chile Kills Five
A locomotive boiler exploded in the mountains near Santiago killing the engineer the fireman and a woman and her two young daughters in a nearby house. The freight train was traveling between an unspecified location and Santiago when the blast struck. Kruger National Park in South Africa has an estimated 500000 game animals.
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Santiago
Chile
Here
Kruger National Park
South Africa
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