Middies Fall To Kiser In Windy Slugfest Victory
Dayton Kiser defeated Middletown 15 to 12 on a wind swept field in a high scoring baseball game. Kiser used a six run fifth inning highlighted by three triples and a homer to overturn an 11 7 Middletown lead. Key hits came from Bodiker with a two run homer and Gaines with a clutch single, while Johnson and Dillman led Middletown with three hits each.
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Dayton Kiser
Middletown
Kiser
Middie
Ronnie Caudill
Dave Bodiker
Staggs
Bodiker
Gaines
Hunter
Middies
Paul Johnson
Tom Dillmans
Dillman
Johnson
Ed Payne
Doemeh
Payne
Sieeve
Come
Csceees
Capea, GE Veceds
Casa Sccars
Seccsess
Ieee
iCommon
Thompson
Odens
Kiser Eocees
McKinley Boys Sweep Wyoming as Girls Rout Hamilton
McKinley Junior High boys defeated Wyoming 5-0 in tennis with Paul Gates dominating 6-0 6-0. McKinley girls beat Hamilton Roosevelt 4-1 to move to 2-2 mid-season, led by Janice James 6-0 6-0 and Anne Foutz 6-0 6-0.
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McKinley
Wyoming
Hamilton
Local Niblickers Tied By Warriors At Home Golf Match
Middletown High golfers battled Lebanon to a 66 tie at Harmon Golf Course in Lebanon. Wayne Harvey led with an 80 to share medalist honors with Jim Reichelderfer, while Ernie Riley and Dick Vian split points in their matches. Dan Hayes added two points for Middletown as Carter earned two for the visitors.
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Middletown High
Lebanon
Harmon
Wayne Harvey
Avid Woodward
Middletown
Woodward
Harvey
Jim Reichelderfer
Ernie Riley
Riley
Dan Hayes
Dick Vian
Vian
Mike Carter
Jesse Hance
Hance
Firestone unveils new fluidless auto storage battery
Cleveland Firestone Tire & Rubber Co announces a new automobile storage battery kept without fluid until installation. The company says life begins when placed in a car, contrasting with standard batteries whose factory-added acid may degrade while stored in warehouses and dealers' shops.
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Cleveland
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Middletown Netters remain unbeaten with Hamilton win
Middletown High undefeated boys tennis swept Hamilton 4-1 on a Hamilton court boosting its record to five wins. It marks the third win over Hamilton this season. Remaining matches include Western Hills and Wyoming before the Southwestern District title on May 17 in Cincinnati and the Southern Ohio League final on May 20 in Springfield. Players cited include Don Hackney Roy Davidson Fritz Foutz and doubles teams Swanger Ca hill and Rupp Maffett with results listed.
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Middletown High
Hamilton
Middies
Western Hills
Wyoming
Cincinnati
Springfield
Don Hackney
Dick Eckstine
Wheel Chair Carries Blind Man To Death
Cleveland veteran Frank Teevans aged 77, nearly blind, died after his wheelchair rolled down eight stairs at City Hospital while he left a waiting room for an exit. He had been a nursing home resident and was at the hospital for treatment.
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Cleveland
Frank Teevans
City Hospital
No. 3 Team Tops No. 5 In Roll-Off For Moose Title
The Moose Men's League wound up its bowling season last night as No. 3 rolled to a 2-1 win over No. 5 in a roll-off at Broad St. Bowl to claim the team championship. Jim Maines led No. 3 with a 199-176-193-568 series. other teammates were Ballard, Duff, Theodore, and Murphy. Baker's Funeral Home led the Women’s Recreation League honor roll with Pat Paynter 506, Ruth Males 549, Mary Siebert 508, and Marie Winglewich 540 helping their edge. The Gardner Board and Carton Women’s League saw Kick Taps and Ring Stylers post wins, while runnerup Armco closed within six games of Hudson Hornets in the MIAC Major League at the YMCA with two weeks left. D. Senethen of Crystal had the top league score at 524.
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Women’s Recreation League
Ruth Males
Martha Wombold
M. Winglewich
Ann Poffenbarger
Edith Alderson
Mary Seibert
Pat Paynter
Leslie Colvin
Marie Cornwell
Mirc
Snethen
MOOSE
Jim Maines
Women's Recreation League
Baker's Funeral Home
Baker's
May Siebert
Harden Real Estate
Margaret Winglewich
Burnett's
Gnaps and
Mayer's Meats
Mayer's
Frontier Cafe
Lesie Colvin
Red Top
Carjax
Gardner Board and Carton
Ring Stylers
Bourdettes
Operettes
Rollettes
Gluc
ARMCO
Hudson Hornets
MIAC
YMCA
Food Service
Gas and Electric
DeBord Realtors
Sorg
Inland
Crystal No. 2
D. Senethen
Crystal
Grandfather Granneman Rises to Second in ABC All Events
Roy Granneman of Waterloo Ia rolled 1 957 to move into second in the American Bowling Congress all events. He started with 636 in team and continued with 649 in doubles and 672 in singles to trail leader Steve Nagy of Cleveland by 108 pins. Nagy has led since April 18 with 2 065. Granneman, a bowling alley manager with a 201 average, posted 185 238 213 in team 179 224 246 in doubles and 226 203 243 in singles. Ben Rose of Philadelphia led the day with 676. His brother Bill also had 676 in singles on April 28.
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Milwaukee
Roy Granneman
Waterloo
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Nagy
Granneman
Ben Rose
Philadelphia
Bill
Roosevelt Tennis Squad Is Winner
Roosevelt Junior High boys tennis beat Hamilton Wilson 4-1 on Hamilton's court to run to four wins in five this season. Jim Snyder lost a singles match 6-4 6-2. Singles Arnold over Petricoff 6-2 6-2. Geckeler over Snyder 6-4 6-2. Finkelman over Gibbons 6-0 6-2. Doubles King-Draut over Keller-Roper 4-6 9-7 6-1. Spindler-Helfman over Phille-Hammons 6-2 6-4.
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Middletown
Roosevelt
Hamilton Wilson
Oakwood
Hamilton
Jim Snyder
Geckeler
Arnold
Petricoff
Snyder MR
Finkelman
Gibbons
King-Draut
Keller-Roper
Spindler-Helfman
Phille-Hammons
Patrolman Named for Oxford Police Staff
William Marston, 24, of Camden was named the fourth patrolman on the Oxford Police staff by Police Chief Gerald E. Payne as the Oxford Village Council filled the opening. The council also raised salaries of the three existing patrolmen to 260 dollars monthly. Marston's probationary pay is 245 dollars per month for six months.
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Oxford
William Marston
Camden
Gerald E. Payne
Oxford Village
Marston
Sportsmans Digest Fly Fishing Tips For Leaders
Instructional tips on knot tying and leader setup for fly fishing. Describes greased line technique and sinking line with a tip, how to use a blood knot, and how to detect a fish mouth on a sunken wet fly to strike promptly. Written in period style with practical field guidance.
35 000 Schoolboys To Bid For Spring Sports Crowns
Ohio prepares for a multi sport high school festival May 23 24 at Ohio State University with about 35000 athletes training. Baseball 898 teams golf 139 tennis 90 track 664 teams compete across district qualifiers May 17 and state finals. Cincinnati Western Hills and Lima St Rose are defending champions in A and B classes respectively.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Schooboy
Ohio State University
Bridgeport
Cleveland
Kent
Findlay
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cincinnati Western Hills
Lima St. Rose
Cincinnati Central Vocational
Cleveland East Tech
Poland
Ing
Circleville
Dayton Fairmont
Dick Klitch
Portsmouth
Fritz Haring
Bill Beale
Mansfield
Ohio Wesleyan
Unearned Tallies Sink Lebanon In Hurling Duel
Lebanon High Warriors fall 2 0 to Fairborn in a seven inning league contest at Fairborn. Fairborn edge fueled by two unearned runs in the first inning off Enfield, with Richter allowing one hit and Enfield one. Roberts doubled for Lebanon’s only hit, while Fairborn’s single run and infield error padded the final score.
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Lebanon
Fairborn
Lebanon High Warriors
Northridge
Monroe
Warriors
Jim Enfield
Richter
Lowell Roberts
Enfield
Ronnie Schneider
Roberts
Williams
Sanderson Tops Wildwood Women Golfers Honors
Mrs M B Sanderson led Wildwood Women's Golf Club with low gross 98 and low net 81 as the third season session concluded. Rex McClure and George Ritter tied for best four hole score with 24 on holes 2 3 11 and 16. None of the Cleveland Indians roster players were born in Cleveland and only one was born in Ohio.
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M. B. Sanderson
Wildwood Women's Golf Club
Sanderson
Rex McClure
George Ritter
Cleveland Indians
City of
Cleveland
State of
Ohio
Liberalized Fishing Pays Off In Ohio
Ohio opens all waters to liberalized fishing with a license, no closed season, no bag limit, and few areas closed. A 1950 expansion to 100 lakes yielded normal fish populations despite high angling pressure. Notes on bass and bluegill behavior, gear tips, and stealth strategies round out the column.
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Ohio
Bowling doubles crown correction at Broad St Bowl Mor
Correction: Monday’s paper misstated winning team for the Gardner Board and Carton Bowling Tournament doubles. Warmouth and Kramer tied with Ralph Hall and Bob Welsh for the 1238 total, achieved Sunday at Broad St Bowl Mor.
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Howard Kramer
Lou Warmouth
Gardner Board and Carton
Warmouth
Kramer
Ralph Hall
Bob Welsh
Broad St. Bowl-Mor
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Terry Marty
Jerry Leak
Buz Mayer
Tom Wiley
Bill Sewell
Jack Kuenzel
Paul Perkins
Bud Bolenbaugh
Denny Lortz
Joe Tipton
Jim Eschliman
Dan Hess
Dan Jones
Hamilton Roosevelt
Janice James
Nancy Clark
Anne Foutz
Dawana Bruck
Sharon Petry
Marion Purdy
Phyllis Scales
Margie Schneider
Nancy Smith
Carol Jones
Claudia McNeil
Barbara Edwards
Delores Wood
Judy Graeser
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Humphrey Bogart
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Margaret O'Brien
Allan Ladd
Red Mountain
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Ra Noow
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Gene Kelly
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Strand
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Sore Ann Blyth
Farley Granger
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Jane Wyatt
Ann Ovorak
Donald Cook
Natalie Wood
David Miller
Wreen
Hugh Herberd
Ty Ord
Dana Andrews
Gene Tierney
John Ireland
Little Big Horn
Netters
Maines
Paul Ballard
Howard Duff
Les Theodore
Lowell Murphy
Ed Canter
Joe Colvin
ABC
Roosevelt Tennis Squad
Sportsman's Digest
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Fishing
Anabel
Jane Wyman
the Blue Veil
Smart Alecs
Olonlel Colonial
John H. Carr
Jane Froman
NY Heart TecgIcolot
Allsports, Inc
Taxi Cappel’s
Elamo News
Tobias Studio
Spencer’s Jewelry
Link’s Children’s Shop
Grand Central Service Center
Frey’s Supermarket
Noland Camera Shop
Susan Hayward
Rory Calhoun
David
Wayne Thelma Ritter
Lamar
Walter Lang
Alan Ladd
Mickey Mouse Review
Dad
Wcpo Television
Jim Stacey
Grand Pappy
Bob Linex
Jim William
Larry Roberts
Gene Autry
Silver Canyon
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