Noble's Homer Forces Round Playoff In Church League
Ed Noble belted a seventh inning home run to break an 8 8 tie and force a round playoff for the Church League first round championship as Calvary Methodist edged Holy Trinity 9 8. Trinity had rallied with four in the top of the seventh before Noble ended it. Calvary also benefited via Harold Tewell’s homer and Jim Boudinet’s homer and double for the losers. Nazarene and Oakland continued wins, while St Pauls and Trinity stumbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Noble
Noble
Calvary Methodist
Holy Trinity
Methodists
Trinity
Calvary
Church of the Nazarene
Walloping
Oakland Presbyterian
St. Paul's Evangelical
Dominick Esposito
Frank Long
Bill Ellis
Jim Kraft
John McMonigle
Sawyer Pitchers Tie Second Straight No Hitter In Row
Sawyer Realtors posted their second consecutive no hit game and 21 runs in a makeup card across Classes C and A. Jaycees edged Eagles 74-? as Strickland Realty and Lewis Realty won, Elks and Coca Cola held pace, Armco and Allsports won, with key hits from Stamper Phillips Sorrell and Baty fueling Sawyer attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Realtors
Jaycees
Eagles
Sawyer
Bert Stamper
Eddie Phillips
Fireboys
Danny Baty
Strickland Realty
Chris Sorrell
Baty
Doug Koeppel
Justin Howeger
Dick Chupka
Jimmy Sexton
Gary Welsh
Strickland
Jimmy Lowe
Elks
Cleve Pendergrass
Dan Strickland
Carl Vance
Lewis Realty
Kiwanis
Bob Young
Lewis
Father Disappointed At Sime Injury In Olympic Tryouts
In FAIR LAWN New Jersey Charles Sime expresses deep disappointment after son Dave Sime pulled up lame in a 100 meter dash heat at Los Angeles Olympic trials. The elder Sime says it was his heart's hope to see Dave compete in international races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Lawn
Dave Sime
Charles Sime
Dave
Sime
Los Angeles
Local netters reach finals in Chattanooga tournament
Three Middletown girls advance to finals at the Southern Junior Girls Tennis Tournament in Chattanooga. Carolyn Wikoff faces Judy Hagan in the Under-16 singles final after 6-3 6-3 and 6-3 5-7 semifinal wins. Doubles also see Middletown teams through to the finals as Nein and Lawson move toward a title match and Lowry Delozier with Delazier reach semifinal rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Carolyn Wikoff
Judy Hagan
Wikoff
Hagan
Sandy Loubat
New Orleans
Barbara Dupree
Athens
Lynne
Marilyn Voges
Jaynie Hayne
Belton
S. C
Middletown
Linda Nein
Sylvia Hardaway
Gainesville
Fla
Middletown Gals
Nein
Anne Lawson
Lowry
Gayle Delazier
Louisville
Nevi Lawson
Sudden Glory at Wimbledon as teen Krishnan shocks seeds
Wimbledon scenes feature Ramanathan Krishnan, a 19 year old Indian student, defeating fifth seed Jaroslav Drobny before falling to Mal Anderson in straight sets. Robbie Wilson, Ashley Cooper, and Allen Morris also rise and fall in the rapid torch of glory, with each young star briefly shining before elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Ramanathan Krishnan
Jaroslav Drobny
Krishnan
Mal Anderson
Robbie Wilson
Budge Patty
Paris
Wilson
Neale Frasier
Ashley Cooper
Sven Davidson
Cooper
Allen Morris
Atlanta
Home Town Boy Meets Medalist For NCAA Crown
Columbus Ohio Rex Baxter Jr of Houston University and Rick Jones of Ohio Bucks met in the 59th National Intercollegiate Golf Championship final rounds at Ohio State. Baxter led qualifiers by six strokes with 12 birdies and 57 pars over 36 holes while Jones, 22, endured early deficits to reach extra holes and win with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Rex Baxter Jr
Houston University
Rick Jones
The
Bucks
Baxter
Amarillo
Tex
Jones
Youngstown
George Clark
North Texas State
Jimmie Hiskey
Houston
Sages Ahead at Western Open as Suggs Maintains Lead
Louise Suggs, 33, of Sea Island Ga, shot 78 to reach 150 after 36 holes at Wakonda Club as the Women's Western Open enters the final rounds. Mickey Wright moved to 153, Ruth Jessen stood at 154, while Patty Berg Marlene Bauer Hagge and Alice Bauer shared fifth at 155.
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Des Moines
Louise Suggs
Louise
Wakonda Club
Miss Suggs
Sea Island
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Ruth, Jessen
Seattle
Patty Berg
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Alice Bauer
Poor Pivot Causes Outside-In Swing in Golf
A golf expert explains that an overactive hip pivot in the downswing causes an outside-in swing and slice. The piece notes common causes, emphasizes coordinated hips with wrists uncocking, and warns against advancing hips too early in the downswing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbrier
River Downs Foiled Buzzer Plot Involving Jockey
Canadian jockey William T Jewell and Ohio tavern owner Jane Ringler were arrested at River Downs amid discovery of small battery powered buzzers used to stimulate horses. Jewell admitted plans to use them Monday. Ringler held three devices in her hotel room. Police charged them with narcotics violations and false registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatium
Ohio
William T
Billy) Jewell
Riverside
Ontario
Jane Ringler
Cuyahoga Falls
River Downs
Margaret Smith Eyes American Title After British Win
Margaret Smith, 19, from St Clair Michigan, won the British Women's Championship and French Championship, defeating Mary Patton Janssen 8 and 7 in a final hindered by weather. She heads to the American Women's Amateur as the youngest American to capture the British trophy, saying she feels like walking on clouds after shattering performances.
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Sunningdale
England
Europe
Margaret Smith
St Clair
Mich
Miss Smith
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
Margaret
Radio Tonight Hosts Tweedie Dee Girl and Cadillacs
WHIO LaVerne Baker the Tweedie Dee Girl and the Cadillacs appear on Rock n Roll Dance Party at 10 pm. WLW monitors the $85,000 Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway in New York at 10:30. Teddy Wilson from the Ends performs in New York at 4:30. Olympic finals: U S men’s trials for track and field team broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Whio
LaVerne Baker
Tweedie Dee Girl
and the
WLW
Monitor
Hoosevelt Raceway
New York
Diannet
Teddy Wilson
Enders
Pierce wins 12th straight as White Sox top Indians
The White Sox pitcher Billy Pierce notches his 12th straight win, a four hitter with 11 strikeouts, breaking the Indians two-night doubleheader opener skid at 13-2. Dodgers slugger duo Duke Snider and Gil Hodges each homer twice as they beat the Phillies 6-5.
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Billy Pierce
White Sox
Indians
Tribe
Duke Snider
Randy Jackson
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Phillies
Snider
Hodges
Radio Programs and Music Names from a 1940s-50s Sheet
A dense list of radio station call signs and program labels reflects a midcentury broadcast schedule. It includes WKRE WKRC WLW WMO WSAL WSAI WMOH WPFR and others with entries like Juke Box Dance Night and News Monitor, plus various program titles and times, painting a snapshot of era radio variety.
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Tewell
McMillan
Hall
Pace Nazarene
Larry McMonigle
Church of God
Fred Rau
Bill Nevenswander
Carter
Oakland
Withrow
Shibley
St. Paul's
Marco Anare
Staller
Pittsburgh
Jta
Vance Russelo
Ed Timmers
Steelers
Charlie Heck
Mayfield
Coca-Cola
Doughman
Coke
J. B. Riffitt
Ted Traylor
Reffitt
Tom Meehan
Jim Slezak
Dick Saylor
Tom Carter
Curt Culbreath
Darrell Kinser
Kakaris
Lickert
Armco
VFW
Pete Lang
Johnny Armstrong
Allsports
FOPA
Bob Moormen
Dave Finkleman
Roberson Sporting Goods
Hale
Gray
Central Ave
Charles L. Hodson
Mer
Verity & Broad
Union Sanitary Inc
Middletown Party Service
First Ave
Canal St
Aluminum Co. of America
ALCOA
Manchester
Snead
Gole Schoo
Optical Studios
Radio Tonight
U.S
Associated Press
WKRC
Ralph
Alice
Jackie Gleason
WHIO
Russ Morgan
Helen O'Connell
Cecil Kellaway
Barbara Britton
Josie
Jan
Fred MacMurray
George Gobel
Pleasant Avenue
Adventure Theater
France
Dirk Bogarde
Akim Tamiroff
News Monitor
Herman Wkre
Ludwicks
Wpfh Motor Matinee
Wsai Ob Serenade
Wmok Oom
Sporte
Wpph Sports
WSAI
Roundtable
WKHC
Grand Ave
WPFR
WMO
Dean Manion
WKAC
Wsai Tur
Watts
Marte Wall
Waal College
WPF
OM Opry
Om News, Monitor
WiLw
WKHG
Wprfr
Stacy
WMOTT
WSAJ
Muale
WSA
Nemington
Amburgey
Nitecap
WSAT
Moon Hiver
D. R. Gingerich
Aluminum Mfg. Corp
WPFB
Lesourdsville Lake
Homer
Opal
Johnny Reznor
Tommy Sutton
Don Deming
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