Spring Training Injuries Rack Up Heaviest Caseload
Baseball spring camps suffer a wide injury surge with Ted Williams out after a left collarbone fracture. Harvey Kuenn, Hank Bauer, Thomson, Raffensberger, Bruton, Piersall, and others join a growing list across multiple teams as trainers tally strains, fractures, and other setbacks in two weeks of practice.
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St.petersburg
Fla
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Theilwaukee Braves
Bobby Thomon
Associated Press
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit Tigers
al Lang Field
Harry Byrd
New York Yankees
Yanks
Hank Bauer
Thomson
Bill Miller
Yanke
Ken Raffensberger
Cincinnati Redlegs
Williams
St.Louis Cardinals
Deland
Eddie Stanky
Alex Grammas
Tom Alston
Bob Porterfield
Washington Senators
Dick Kryhoski
Baltimore Orioles
New York Giants
Od Fitzgerald
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Jim Rivera
Carl Sawatski
Johnny Groth
Groth
Ernie Banks
Gene Baker
Chicago Cubs
Ted Kazanski
Philly
Howie Judson
Cincinnati
Jerry Jacobs
Baltimore
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Walter Linder
Milwaukee
Bob Trice
Athletics
Dave Koslo
Ken Lehman
Women’s Recreation Loop Bowlers Hit Peak Scores
In the Women’s Recreation League bowlers delivered strong showings at Broad St Bowl-Mor and across multiple leagues. Notable performances included Leslie Collins 538 and Myra Woodward 501, with Baker’s Funeral Home leading a 2- game win over the Question Marks thanks to Boots Mills 529 Ruth Ensley 520 and Mary Seibert 513.
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Leslie Colin
Myra Woodward
Broad St
Baker
Mary Lou Leak
Boots Mills
Ruthensley
Mary Seibert
Jane Doyle
Carol Kelly
Dot ‘Aga
My+ Woodward
Dot Mikovich
Jane Ivers
Duff
Cafe
Javtout Schoenling
Helen Campbell
Barbarossa
Martin
Beauty Service
Mary Conarrve
Martin's
Burgett
Pat Watts
Mayer
Mrs. Tolvin
Mayer's
All-Ohio Averages 6-5 Francis Horan Lead Way
Clarence Bevo Francis of Rio Grande tops the 1954 All-Ohio college basketball selections at 6-9 and 50.6 ppg. The first team also includes Al Bianchi Bowling Green John Horan Dayton Mark Davis Marietta guard Phil Martin Toledo. Toledo Dayton Bowling Green each place two on the top 15 with Paired stars Dan Simpson Wilmington and Ron Marquette Findlay among the third team. honors list includes top forwards centers and guards from multiple Ohio colleges.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio College
Clarence
Bevo) Francis
Rio Grande
al Biagchi
Bowling Green
John Horan
Dayton
Phil Martin
Toledo
Mark
Buzzy) Davis
Marietta
Francis
Horan
Davis
Bianchi
Martin
Dan Simpson
Wilmington
Waynesville
Ron Marquette
Findlay
Jim Fenton
Akron
al Bianchi
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande Cc
Mark Davis
George Dalton
John Carroll
Jim Gerber
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati
Jack Sallee
Tony Knott
Youngstown
Dick Howard
John Pardzior
Bill Uhl
Bill Lammert
Bob Heim
Xavier
Bill Conley
Ashland
Lou Sawchik
Ohio U
Luther Towers
Mount Union
Wayne Wiseman
Bob Bernlohr
Capital
John Hollis
Case
Bob Voelkel
Wooster
Jim Betts
Jerry Suess
Baldwin Wallace
Magnum Shotguns Provide Fuel For Many Arguments
Magnum shotguns ignite debate among shooters. The 12 10 bore offers steadier 45-50 yard kills, while the 20 bore magnum, chiefly in Model 21 doubles, shaves only modest ranges with a tight choke rather than sheer speed. Long 20s will appeal to specialists and duck hunters seeking extended reach, but cost and chambering limit broad use. Bob Farris, 1954 Army football captain, briefly noted.
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Warren Page
Winchester
Beat Son 4 To Improve His Health
In Canton Ohio police say Howard Deal 31 and Ellen Deal 32 beat their 4 year old son Roger Deal to treat a supposed mental condition. The boy is in a Canton hospital malnourished with a possible skull fracture and was found with a rope around his neck. The parents were charged with contributing to the neglect of a minor.
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Canton
Ohio
Roger Deal
Howard L. Deal
Ellen
Third Lenten Service Is Scheduled Tonight
The Rev. Harold H. Jung will lead the third Lenten service at St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church at 7 30 tonight with the topic The Wonderment of Jesus. Mrs. Robert Sutton organist and choir director will play preludes postlude and offertory selections. The Senior Choir will perform Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay and the Girls Choir will sing I Know That My Redeemer Liveth.
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Jesus
Harold H. Jung
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Robert Sutton
Vital statistics and notices from West Middletown area
A collection of birth and hospital notices listing multiple families. Entries include newborns a girl yesterday from George and wife in West Middletown Rt. 1 and other births in Franklin and Hamilton regions, plus medical and surgical admissions and dismissals, with several named families and addresses.
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George Whitt
West Middletown
James Kemp
Young St
Willard Klaber
Franklin Rt
Henry Allen
Co St
Charles Chasteen
West Second St
Franklin Gir
William Howerton
Camden
Middletown
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Surgical
Medical notices list residents with procedures and locations
Mrs. Arthur Freeman of Franklin, medical. Mrs. Horatius Miltenberger of Germantown, medical. Mrs. Cinderella McPeak of Germantown, medical. Pain House of Columbus, medical. Mrs. Owen Parsons of Middle Town Rt 1, surgical. Mrs. Edison Harper of Vannes, St, surgical. Lewis Wintersteen of New Lebanon, medal. Mrs. Russell House of North Ave, surgical. Chester Basford of Woodlawn Ave, medical. Nancy Lakes daughter of Mr and Mrs Sydney Lakes of Germantown, surgical. Mrs. Garfield Duff of Ohio Ave. Mrs. John Eskhorn of Oxford State Rd, surgical. Robert Birch son of Mr and Mrs.
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Arthur Freeman
Franklin
Horatius Miltenberger
Germantown
Cinderella McPeak
Pain House
Columbus
Owen Parsons
Middletown Rt. 1
Edison Harper
Vannes
Lewis Wintersteen
New Lebanon
Russell House
North Ave
Chester Basford
Woodlawn Ave
Nancy Lakes
Sydney Lakes
Garfield Duff
Ohio Ave
John Eskhorn
Oxford State Rd
Robert Birch
Crown Prince Akihito Receives Driver's License
Tokyo Japan's Crown Prince Akihito obtained his driver's license today. Imperial household spokesmen said he will drive only as a hobby, likely in resort areas during vacation trips and not on Tokyo streets.
Planning On Scout Trip To Philemont NM Tonight
Two trips by Mound Builders Area Boy Scouts and Scouters to the Philemont Scout Ranch in New Mexico are discussed at a 7 30 p m meeting in the council office. Agenda covers transportation plans and tour route mapping. Aug 6 departure date listed with 28 scouts, one adult reserved, nine more needed. eleven leaders have signed to travel May 7 from Middletown.
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Mound Builders
Philemont
N.M
Earl McVey
McVey
Middletown
New Mexico
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Kuenn
Omen
Jasper Harrison
Homestead Inn
Dietz Sohio
Lefty Hyde
Dietz
Ralph Laurens
Turf
Son's Grill
Jim Maines
Son's
Carfax
Bill's Cafe
LeRoy Mills
Yellow Cab
Pfeiffer’s
Bill Hershner
Gardner Peard & Carton Girls’ League
King Stylers
Kb's
Reuben Rigg
Frontier Lares
Coke
Shipping
Rigg
Slab Mill
Darwin Senften
Armco East
D. Mann
Jets
Bob Cook
Mel Steele
Carpenters
Riggers
Armco
Sox Thomas
Machine Shop
MIAC
YMCA
Food Service
Crystal
Gas & Electric
Routea Aeronca
Pat Keever
Greathouse
United Welding
P. Beckett
Inland Container
Armco Girls
Strike & Spare
Hit & Miss
Bowerines
Strikettes
E. Pate
Carjax
Chick
Teuben Rigg
Aaper Harrison
Leslie Colvin
Erol Kelly Dary Conarroe
Joots Mills
Lelen Campbell
Wilts
Lary Seibert
T Mikovich
Doyle ‘Ra. Woodward
Myers
Eee
Allstate
Sears
William E. Eisele
South Main ST
LSTATE _INSURANCE COMPANY
Sears Seporgle Trom Ek ’ Ony
Western Reserve
Johnny Pardzier
Magnum
Bob Farris
Vanderill
U. S. Military Academy
Central Ave
LDAN
Joseph E. Lewis
Red Bud
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
William Birch
North Sutphin St
Ray Coburn
Grand Ave
Diana Monce
Russell Monce
Lebanon
Milton Wells
Bundy Apts
Harry Lee Thompson
Cecil Thompson
Gene Spicer
Clinton Spicer
Sheridan Ave
Beckham Simpson
Vannest
Sam Pittman
Carl LaPole
Moore
Gary Brumfield
Leroy Brumfield
Highview
Edith Armitage
Baltimore St
Prince
William D.long, Willi
AMS Central
Strand Theatre
Sheil
Harmony House
Salefction
S. Main ST. Mon
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