Durocher Puts Mates On Lefty Kennedy Getting Last Chance
Leo Durocher and the Giants push lefty Monte Kennedy for one final chance at the pennant. Kennedy, a 29 year old with a blazing fastball, has shown flashes but inconsistent results in seven major league seasons. The Giants’ staff, including La nier and Koslo, is ready to back Kennedy with mass infield support and a strong bullpen as they pressure him to pitch within team instructions.
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Ariz
NEA
Moniia Calvin Kennedy
Monte Kennedy
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Leo Durocher
Kennedy
Tom Sheehan
New York Nationals
Max Lanier
Dave Koslo
Roger Bowman
Jake Schmitt
Baltimore
Jack Lohrke
Phillies
Hearn
Maglie
Jansen
Frank Shellenback
Big Jim Hearn
Westrum
Lockman
Thomson
Minneapolis
C. O.D
Clint Hartung
Hartung
Honda
Cue Artist Willie Hoppe Plans Fall Retirement
San Francisco veteran Willie Hoppe, 48 time world billiard champion over 47 years, plans to retire next fall possibly on his 60th birthday October 11. He said he has long considered stepping down to avoid ending as a beaten old man. Hoppe won the three cushion title last Saturday night over Kinney Matsu Yama 50 to 37 in 60 innings, adding to a legacy that includes 18.2 and 18.1 balkline crowns and numerous specials. He dominates historic balkline events and holds a shelf of records, though few trophies remain in his possession.
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San Francisco
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Kinney Matsuyama
Jake Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Schaefer
Cochran
TV Schedule Shifts Across ABC Network Realignment
ABC TV unveils schedule realignment with reduced relays and shifts. New panel series Cross Fire debuts April 2 with guests from the news world starting Sen Richard Russell. Local listings show varied shows including Feelings from Loretta Young and Boston Blackie features.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Abc-Tv
Charlie Wild
Dumont
Don Ameche
Herb Shriner
Paul Whiteman
Cross Fire
Richard Russell
Georgia
Television Tonight Highlights 1,000th Telecast and Prime Picks
Tonight offers WLW-T Kukla Fran and Ollie marking their 1,000th telecast at 7 p.m. and Rosemary Clooney on WKRC at 7:45. 8 p.m. Miriam Hopkins stars in Julie. 9 p.m. Lucy gossip stoppers and Yvonne de Carlo in Lights Out. 9:30 Montgomery presents Booth Tarkington's Claire Ambler. 10 p.m. Miss Hargreaves on Studio One. 10:30 Kaltenborn on Who Said That. 11:10 Burgess Meredith narrates The Forgotten Village.
Sportsmans Digest Droppers Fly Blood Knot Tie
In Sportsmans Digest a guide shows tying a blood knot to attach a dropper fly. The technique covers securing the thread and ensuring a strong finish for stability and presentation.
Pine Mountain Boys and Morning Matinee Schedule
Daily broadcast rundown lists Pine Mountain Boys at 8 00 p m and 8 30 morning matinee followed by a second morning matinee at 9 00 and a final segment Edith Hanson News Breakfast at Colony at 9 30 program slot.
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Pine Mountain Boys
Edith Hanson
Detroit quintet tops ABC team event in Milwaukee
The Royal Supply Co. of Detroit led by Joe Plasky with 627 and a 2,933 team total won the first ABC weekend event in Milwaukee. Top individuals include Ray Scherbarth 670, Paul Smith 649, James Nuccitelli 622, James Ricci 616, and Michael Marone 616, with Hamilton’s team tied for ninth.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Royal Supply Co
Joe Plasky
Simgies
Ray Scherbarth
Paul Smith
Toledo
Ohio
James Nuccitelli
Alliance
Michael Marone
Cudahy
Wis
James Ricci
Hamilton
Ohioan Recaptures Senior Golf Crown
Allen R. Rankin 57 of Columbus Ohio wins the national senior match play title defeating Eugene Pittman of Washington 1 up at Kenilworth Course Sebring Florida. Rankin clinches the crown for the third time in five years.
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Sebring, Fla
Allen R. Rankin
Columbus
Ohio
Rankin
Eugene Pittman
Washington
Ed Kenilworth
Three Meetings On Middletown Girl Scout Sked
The Middletown Council of Girl Scouts lists three meetings this week. The Senior Planning Board meets at 7 p.m. today to study first aid at Girl Scout offices. At 3 30 p.m. Tuesday staff and office committee meet at the Civic Association. Leaders Club gathers at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Civic Association for folk dancing and games study.
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Middletown
Vital Statistics Births and Medical Updates in Local Homes
Reports list numerous births and medical and surgical statuses among families in Franklin, Lebanon, Middletown, and surrounding areas. Names include Stokley Bailey Merriman Kidd Raby Fox Tiemeier Bowman Augspurger Robinson Combs Poling King Philpot Free Downs Myers Perry Axford Renick Cummings Hall Wood with residences on Church Brentwood Franklin Middletown Fourteenth Ave Hill Ave Yankee Rd Sheffield and others.
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William Stokley
Church St
Randal Bailey
Brentwood St
Mitchell Merriman
Franklin
Austin Kidd
Waneta
Steryl Raby
Tibball St
Parnell Fox
Kathleen Tiemeier
Maurice Tiemeier
Lebanon
David Bowman
Everett Bowman
Smith St
Otto Augspurger
Middletown
Clyde Robinson, Jr
Clyde Robinson
Water St
Arthur Combs
West Middletown
Edward Poling
Winton St
Ruth King
Park St
Mills Philpot
Crawford St
Robert Free
Woodlawn Ave
Delbert Downs
Howard Ave
F. D. Myers
Curtis St
William Lackey
Columbia Ave
Edwin Perry
Florence St
Donald Axford
Hughes St
Stephen Renick
Multiple births listed in Hamilton area notices
A sequence of names appears with parental lines and addresses in Hamilton area hospital notices. Included are Dorothy and Milton Jones, Carlos West, Harry Bailey, Lawrence Glenn, James Hartman, John Hindman, Emma Greter, Maude Vogelsang, James Watts, Martin Curtis, Jasper Deaton, Herbert Dome, Earl Kibler, Danny Moreland, Thomas Moore, Ann Morris, Paul Byrd, Larry Marts, Sarah McIntosh, Linda Larick, Paula Berry, and Elizabeth Zornes among others with their listed residences and parents.
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Carlos West
Orchard St
Harry Bailey
Winton
Lawrence Glenn
Franklin
James Hartman
Middletown
John Hindman
Alameda
Clyde Aldridge
Young St
Emma Greter
South Broad St
Maude Vogelsang
Moore
James Watts
Lewis PI
Martin Curtis
Jasper Deaton
West Middletown
Herbert Dome
Hill Ave
Kibler
Ear
Kipbler
Grove St
Danny Moreland
James Moreland
Thomas Moore
Elwood Moore
Ann Morris
Charles Morris
Paul Byrd
John Byrd
Plum Bt
Larry Marts
Jack Marts
South Sutphin St
Sarah McIntosh
Wilbur McIntosh
Vanderveer St
Linda Jane Larick
Howard Larick
Paula Berry
Robert Berry
Fleming
Elizabeth Zornes
Homer Zornes
Architect sketches all weather Dodgers stadium with toy slide
Visionary Norman Bel Geddes proposes an all weather Dodgers stadium in Brooklyn with a built in toboggan slide and coin operated concessions. The design features a retractable aluminum roof solar oriented field lighting and a 7000 car integrated garage.
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Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fila
NEA
Norman Bel Geddes
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Bobby Craig Wins Monroe Speech Test
Bobby Dean Craig senior at Lemon Monroe High won first in the annual Dobrozsi Speech Contest with the topic First or Second Class Citizenship. Wilma Brewer took second on Communism vs the American Idea. Other speakers were Dick Dieterly and Lina Craft. Russell Day moderated.
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Bobby Dean Craig
Lemon-Monroe High
Dobrozsi
Emrie Dobrozsi
Monroe
Wilma Brewer
Dick Dieterly
Lina Craft
Russell Day
Louise DeHart
Demetrion to Direct Drama at Miami University
James Demetrion son of Thomas Demetrion of 2128 Queen Ave directs a one act play Pause Before Eternity by Ye Merrie Players at Miami University April 10 11 and 12 in the Towers Theatre. He is a senior in the School of Education and president of Ye Merrie Players.
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James Demetrion
Thomas Demetrion
Queen Ave
Miami University
Ye Merrie Players
Dramatic Recognition Society
Towers Atre
Demetrion
School of Education
Middletown High School
Lambda Chi Alpha
Omicron Delta Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Phi Kappa
Miami University Theatre
Bankers to Tour Armco Plant Tuesday
About 175 members of the American Institute of Banking Cincinnati chapter will visit Armco East Works Tuesday. They will arrive at 6 p.m. by chartered buses, hear a talk by D S Holstein, and tour the green processes with W F Johnston in charge of arrangements.
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American Institute of Banking
Cincinnati
Armeco
East Works
D. S Holstein
Middletown
Armco Gree
W. F. Johnston
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