Temperature Hot In Pin Meet McMahon Ousted
In Milwaukee bowling news the ABC tournament dominated by heat more than pins as Willard Taylor of South Charleston staged a sharp upset over Junie McMahon Chicago in the Masters Invitational. Taylor then advanced to face Varipapa of Hempstead, who held the tour to a 2-0 finish with 834 792 and 756 702 wins as Cincinnati Reds spring training in Tampa, Florida, noted since 1931.
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Milwaukee
State Fair Recreation
Detroit
ABC
Willard Taylor
South Charleston
W. Va
Taylor
Junie McMahon
Chicago
As Varipapa
Hempsteady
Varipapa
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
Lost in the Woods Camping Blaze Guidance
Instructions advise campers to mark landmarks or blaze trees to stay oriented. For camps along roads rivers or lakes, blaze 100 yards apart up to 2 miles in both directions, always use a compass, and ensure blazes are legally placed. The note references state and area guidelines.
WVU fielding strong juniors on baseball and track squads
Morgantown West Virginia University fields a strong pair of teams with most regulars listed as juniors ahead of future eligibility. Six baseball regulars and nine top trackmen fall into this category, contributing to what officials say are among the program’s best squads ever.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Fill In Takes Gals Pin Crown In Bowling Meet
Lorene Rip Craig of Kansas City pinch hit to win the singles title in the Women's International Bowling Congress event. The tournament ended Sunday with Craig earning 150 dollars from a 672 total, while Cole Furniture of Cleveland led Class A team with 2,854 and April 28 doubles champs Lorraine Quam and Martha Hoffman won 1,206 pins for 200 dollars. Eva Williamson and Pat Dryer finished second in doubles, and Virginia Turner of Gardena, California led all-events as the meet progressed.
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ST. Louis
Lorene
Rip” Craig
Kansas City
Craig
Kansas Cition
Cole Furniture
Cleveland
Ohio
Lorraine Quam
Martha Hoffman
Madison
Wis
Eva Williamson
Pat Dryer
Indianapolis
Virginia Turner
Gardena
Calif
Betsy Rawls Wins Third Eastern Open Title
Betsy Rawls the Women’s National Open champion captured her third tourney by winning the 1952 Eastern Open at Berkshire Country Club in Reading. She posted 226 over 54 holes, finishing two strokes ahead of Louise Suggs and Patty Berg, and extended her lead as the top money winner with 10,383 dollars after also winning an earlier Houston contest and the women’s cross country event.
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Reading
Betsy Rawls
Berkshire Country Club
Austin Tex
Louise Suggs
Carrolton
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Rawls
Houston
Draft Physicals Set For Tuesday
Ten Middletown and area men will be sent to Cincinnati Tuesday morning to take Army pre induction examinations, according to local Draft Board 10 officials. Instructions: bring glasses if worn, bring any doctor statements about physical defects, and bring report of separation if ever a member of the armed forces.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Draft Board
Board 10
Armed Forces
Mount Union 106th Commencement Recalls 161 Graduates
Dr Samuel D Marble president of Wilmington College addressed a graduation class of 161 seniors at Mount Union Colleges 106th commencement on Sunday.
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Mt. Union
Samuel D. Marble
Wilmington College
Mount Union College
Master Pace and the Puzzle: A Crossword of Clues
A dense list of crossword clues spans topics from geography and history to science and culture. It includes references to Admiral, Shakespeare, Stalin, islands, instruments, animals, and various everyday items, inviting solution of a large themed puzzle.
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High Hill
Isabella
Columbus Brass
Knotholers Set To See Reds Play Giants
Knotholers plan a Thursday trip to see the Reds versus Giants at the Reds home park. YMCA boys 8 to 16 may register tonight through Wednesday with a $1 round trip bus fare. no phone registrations. Harry ter Braak leads, assisted by Richard Hofferbert and Junior Leaders' Club members.
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YMCA
Harry Ter Braak
Ter Braak
Reds
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Braak
Richard Hofferbert
Junior Leaders’ Club
Hiram College awards 113 graduates at 102nd commencement
Hiram College conferred degrees on 113 graduates at its 102nd commencement. Two alumni honors were presented to Emmett C. Dix of Wooster, founder and publisher of the Dix newspapers, and Miss Marty Bosworth Udley, retiring head of Wellesley College's Sociology Department and a former Hiram teacher.
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Hiram, D
Hiram College
Emmett C. Dix
Wooster
Dix
Marty Bosworth Udley
Wellesley College
Hiram
Scout Camporee Honors Handed To Mason Excello Lebanon Units
About 180 Boy scouts from 18 units, 47 leaders, and 18 districts concluded a three day Camporee at Camp Hook. Mason Patrol 43 won an ax in baking, Excello Patrol Eagle 9 claimed an ax in Scoutcraft, and Lebanon Patrol 31 under James James and Billee James won the swimming meet. Nine local experts staged demonstrations on safety, first aid, life saving and fishing.
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Mason, Excello
Lebanon
Endin
Mound
Camp Hook
Accord Builders Area Council
Ing
Paul C
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Mason
Larry Pask
Bill Hickman
Eagle Patrol
Excello
Billee
Vail James
Painters and Decorator’s Union
Ed Cohn
Council Advancement Committee
John Booth
State Highway Patrol
Middletown
Dial Radio Club
Les Currier
Divertment Emergency Squad
Bill” Roberson
James Martin
Dope Wave Sweeps West Germany Among Youth and Artists
In Hamm and across West Germany a narcotics wave spreads as about 50,000 addicts strain health and security services. Marihuana, once rare, enters via smuggling networks and occupation-era stock, prompting a federal narcotics bureau and intensified police action to curb the illegal trade.
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Willy M. Horbach
Hamm
Germany
West Germany
Federal
Interior Ministry
Reich
Health Ministry
Berlin
Wehrmacht
Franklin Man Dodges Bullets In Hamilton
Franklin Ward Franklin Route 1 was accosted by two men who posed as police officers. They forced him into a car, beat him near the Fisher Body plant on Route 4, and robbed him of $20 in cash and a $65 watch before he escaped as the robbers argued and fired two shots. Nearby incidents of strong-arm robberies are noted in the district.
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Hamilton
Floyd Ward
Franklin
Ward
Fourth St
Maple Ave
Fisher Body Plant
Route 4
Police Briefs Include Stolen Rug and Damaged Car
Christine Norvell was treated for a cut after a dispute with another woman at Middletown Hospital. A rug and cash were reported stolen from a church over the weekend. Amanda Hollon reported a rug valued at 47 dollars stolen from Missionary Church. Jule Money said 56 50 in quarters was taken from his truck while parked on Central Ave. Jack Cox was arrested for driving with a suspended license and possessing a fictitious license. Della Webb said someone broke into her car, damaged the ignition, and knocked the exhaust loose, possibly Saturday.
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Christine Norvell
West Central Ave
Middletown
Cay Boat
Amanda Hollon
South Main St
Missionary Church
South Canal St
Jule Money
May St
Cincinnati
Central Ave
Jack Cox
Gideon Rd
Clinton St
Della Webb
North Ave
Streetcar Kills Woman in Johnstown Mass Attendee’s Death
Mrs Carmella Sardo, 68, was struck and killed by a streetcar Sunday in Johnstown after attending Mass at St Anthony’s Catholic Church. Her son, the Rev Leonard P Sardo T O R, professor at the College of Steubenville, was among mourners.
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Johnstown
Carmella Sardo
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Leonard P. Sardo
College of Steubenville
Giraffe May Reach Over 18 Feet In Height
Scientists note that giraffes can exceed 18 feet in height with males typically taller than females. The long necks and leg length contribute to their high statures, aiding feeding, mating displays, and predator avoidance.
To Sell Your Home Trailer At Engle's Corner
See Mr Adams Middletown Trailer Park and Sales on State Route 4 for selling a home trailer. The notice directs interested sellers to contact Mr Adams for details and arrangements at the Engle's Corner location.
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MR. Adams
Middletown Trailer Park
Engle's Corner
Three Join Air Force Enlistees Reported for Training
Three men were reported today as enlisting in the Air Force and sent for training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio, Texas. The enlistees are Oswald Rogers of West Middletown Route 1, Henry Thomas Rogers of West Middletown Route 1, and David George Nicholas of 220 Harrison Street in Middletown.
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Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Oswald Rogers
West Middletown
Henry Thomas Rogers
David George Nicholas
Harrison St
Middletown
Dorothea William Named VP at Ohio Amvets Auxiliary
Mrs Dorothea William of Hamilton was named vice president of the Ohio Amvets auxiliary. At the three day Columbus convention Fred J Tannemacher of Mansfield was reelected commander and Mrs Marie Bonham of Mansfield was chosen to lead the women's auxiliary.
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Gets Amvet
Dorothea William
Hamilton
The
Ohio Amvets
Columbus
Fred J. Tannemacher
Mansfield
Marie Bonham
Pilot-Teacher Rewards Sunday School Class with Flight Incentive
First Church of Christ senior Sunday School class rewards perfect attendance with a flight in a light plane piloted by George Cox of 1721 Germantown Rd. Cox took five students on a flight yesterday at Midtown Airport, with others qualified but absent. Cox, a Fisher Body plant employee in Hamilton, says it offers a vivid view of creation and the universe, a lesson his students widely praise. He has flown more than 100 first-timers and aims to continue the program.
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First Church of Christ
George Cox
Germantown
Cox
Midetown
Naida Stalls
Sterling Nickell
Dick Gray
Barbara Flint
Dolores Fagan
Pat McCandless
Ronnie Whitt
Fisher Body Plant
Hamilton
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