Hornets win Little Six title with ninth inning squeeze
Monroe High Hornets capture a second straight Little Six baseball crown after a 3-2 comeback win over Franklin. Freddie Carroll scored the decisive run on a ninth inning squeeze, with Becraft and Phibbs delivering key earlier hits as Franklin failed to convert early scoring chances.
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Hornets
Franklin
Omer Johnson
Monroe High Hornets
Freddie Carroll
Monroe
Wildcats
Homer Fultz
Goldman Park
Jack Hollon
Dave Becraft
Hollon
Clarence White
Jim Williams
White
John Trimble
Lowell Klaber
Klaber
Carroll
Stoe
Becraft
Ralph Phibbs
Jim Harrison
Hedric
Hilliard
Clark
Powell
Kellis
Moore
Logsdon
Myers
Joy
Harrison
Williams
Phibbs
Trimble
Snowden
Fultz
Johnson
Sprague
Roosevelt Girls Win 4-1 Tennis Match in Wyoming
The Roosevelt girls tennis team defeated a Wyoming junior high 4-1 after traveling yesterday. Cerol Heller won 6-1 6-0, Faith Davis beat Marianne Asher 6-4 6-2, Miriam Rautio won 6-3 3-6 6-1, Mary Cheek and Karen Siegfried won 6-1 6-1 in No 1 doubles, while Lynn Hayes and Shirley Craft split 8-6 4-6 6-4.
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Roosevelt
Wyoming
Cerol Heller
Jan Jamieson
Marianne Asher
Teddies
Faith Davis
Miriam Rautio
Penny Freedhan
Mary Cheek
Karen Siegfried
Marie Helton
Mary Lee Richardson
Lynn Hayes
Shirley Craft
Kay Hoffman
Jeannie Evans
House Group Would Junk Ten Mile Tax
COLUMBUS AP A House committee received a subcommittee report that junked Gov Lausche ten mile tax and proposed a replacement truck license tax increase about 25 percent. The substitute would boost highway maintenance revenues by about 5 million annually while the ten mile tax remains under consideration. Senate leaders signaled a parallel measure could be reviewed by the Senate Highway Committee before adjournment, though passage this session seems unlikely.
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Columbus
House
Frank J. Lausche
Adrian Fink, Jr
Cuyahoga
Senate
Joseph Bartunek
Bartunek
Senate Highway Committee
Atomic Project Hit By Walkout
OAK RIDGE Tenn AP More than 1000 AFL construction workers walked off the huge atomic plant project after a negotiated pay increase was not enacted as scheduled. The Maxon Construction Company the project contractor for 227000000 has offered retroactive pay but says it must await wage stabilization approval before paying. J C Kerr business agent Knoxville Building Trades Council AFL said union leaders are seeking to return workers to the site. Begun in 1949 the project aims to boost production of Uranium 235 for the atomic bomb program. About 3500 workers are employed.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Maxon Construction Company
J. C. Kerr
Knoxville Building Trades Council
Driver Is Fined $302 in Butler County Court
Five days in the Butler County jail and fines totaling 302 dollars were levied against Ralph Hurst, 52, yesterday when he appeared before Municipal Court Judge Harry F. Walsh on charges of drunkenness, being in physical control of an auto when intoxicated, and failure to have a driver's license. The court also suspended his driving rights for one year.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ralph Hurst
Harry F. Walsh
Question Marks Capture Crown At Bowl Mar 3 Loops Finish
The Question Marks toppled Frontier Cafe twice and beat McFadden Electric as the swing in final games decided the crown. Dot Long led with 510, while Pat Allen and Jean Laurens starred for Carfax and McFadden respectively. Multiple teams posted high scores and standings across leagues, including Baker's Funeral Home, Red Top, Mayer's Meats, and the Moose Lodge Men's League finale with Ralph Baker posting 686.
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McFadden Electric
Carfax
Marks
McFadden
Dot Long
Rose Hackney
Frontier
Pat Allen
Jean Laurens
Margaret Miller
Bang
Ruth Hensley
Baker
Funeral Home
Burnett's
Pat Watts
Mabel Whitaker
Red Top
Mayer's
Meats
Bonnie Barach
Ruth Sanders
Ralph Baker
Kegler
Moose Lodge
Jim Colvin
R. Yarmouth
al Wombold
D. O. Fisher
Mike Barach
Women’s Recreation League
Ww L Pet
Buckaroos
Sourballs Oe
Ten Pins Oe
Lane Jones
iGutter Rats
Steknits ‘ Eee
Jitterbugs
Team L
Burnett's Aseeaenvan
Red Top Ceee
Baker's Fun. Home
Middiettes Triumph 5-0 Over Wyoming at Verity Courts
Middiettes blank Wyoming 5-0 on Verity Courts marking their fourth win in eight games this season. Betty Roush led with 6-2 6-1 in No 1 singles, Gwynne Finkelman 6-4 6-1 in No 2, Susan Rupp 6-3 6-? in final singles, Hagen/Helsinger won 6-2 6-3 in doubles, Moyer/Jones 6-2 6-0 in second doubles.
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Middie
Middiettes
Wyoming
Verity Courts
Betty Roush
Martha Krebbiel
Gwynne Finkelman
Kay Sears
Susan Rupp
Pat Curtis
Susan Hagen
Lois Helsinger
Cathy Sewell
Mary Breese
Janet Moyer
Carolyn Jones
Linda Mellvain
Louis Bell
Run For Rose Sets Derby Hopes For Arcaro And Calumet
In Louisville the 1951 Kentucky Derby field lacks depth as Eddie Arcaro and Ben Jones emerge as main contenders after Fanfare won the Derby Trial by a length. Battle Morn closed strongly to finish fourth for owner Canho Hoy Stable, while Banana Nose Arcaro has ridden four Derby winners. The Derby Saturday post time is 4 20 p.m. EST.
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Louisville
Eddie Arcaro
Ben Jones
Calumet Farm
Battle Morn
Cani Hoy Stable
Arcaro
Plain Ben Jones
Banana Nose
Eddie Ar
Caro
Jones — Lawrin Whirlaway
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Giants top Cubs on Dark grand slam in 4-3 win
Assocated Press report: Alvin Dark hit a grand slam for the Giants producing a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Bob Feller shut down the Boston Red Sox with six hits allowed as Cleveland beat Boston.
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Alvin Dark
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bob Feller
Indians
Red Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Mayor Found Dead In Grain Elevator Death
Coroner ruled death by own action in the Edison mayor Harry Martin age 34. Martin's body was found in a grain elevator he owned with a bullet from a nearby revolver, the coroner said.
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MT. Gilead
Frank Sweeney
Harry Martin
Edison
Martin
Restin Tablets Advertised for Sleeplessness and Calm
An ad promotes RESTIN TABLETS as a non habit forming, safe remedy to ease sleeplessness and nervous tension. It claims medical approval, no prescription needed, guaranteed satisfaction or refund, and urges clipping for in store sale at Castell Drugs.
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Castell Drugs
Carjax Offers Bright Dine Out Atmosphere
Carjax serves up friendly dining with good weather and great food. The cheerful atmosphere invites patrons to enjoy meals in a lively setting where service and ambiance combine for a pleasant experience.
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Carjax
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