Aeronca Hurlers Spin One Hitters to Open Softball Year
Industrial League action opened the softball season with Aeronca pitchers Kibler Williams and Whitt combining for a 10-0 win over Wrenn Paper. Armco defeated Crystal Tissue 3-1 as Nelson Lawson pitched well. Armco mixed timely hitting with seven runs on seven hits. Sorg Paper toppled Gardner Beard and Carton 9-3, led by Troy Harrison and Allie Lansdale triples. Inland Container beat Shartles Brothers 4-2 behind Joe Wilson’s relief and Yenser’s early lead.
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Aeronca
Larry Kibler
Charles Williams
Bill Whitt
Wrenn
Y Karemioney
Henry Craft
Kibler
Igle
Armco
L. McGuire
Bill Mount
Crystal
Carl Tibbs
Troy Harrison
Walt Drury
Allie Lansdale
Sorg Paper
Gardner Beard
Carton
Harrison
Sorg
Gardner
McMillan
Drury
Lansdale
Lloyd Clemons
Edwin Anderson
Clemons
Bob Yenser
Joe Wilson
Inland Container
Shartle Brothers
Wilson
Mount
Yenser
Shartles
Inland
Craft
Wills
Joe Lewis
Bobby Helsinger Shuts Out Lebanon In 13-0 Win
Monroe Hornets rout Lebanon 13 to 0 as Bobby Helsinger pitches a two hit ball with seven strikeouts and four walks. Draut Helsinger and Whitaker lead a diverse offense with three hits each and Whitaker hitting a fourth inning homer. Monroe tallies in every inning except the second, with a five run sixth highlighted by T Helsinger triple and Whittaker driving in runs.
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Bobby Helsinger
Lebanon
Monroe Hornets
Monroe
Palmer
Helsinger
Hornet
T. Helsinger
Draut
Whitaker
Hefner
T. South
B. Helsinger
Snug Denture Cushions Boost Comfort In a New Lining
A sensational plastic re lining promises relief from loose ill fitting dentures. It lines plates to remove gaps between plate and gums and can last 3 to 6 months. Simple application requires no adhesives and results in a near new plate. Two liners for upper or lower plates priced at 1.50 with money back if not satisfied.
Tryouts Thursday for Armco Ingots baseball team
Manager Scott Banks, who led the Armco Ingots to the 1952 Class A Knothole League title, announces two tryout sessions at Barnitz Field for ages 14 to 16. Five returning players from last year head a roster of potential add ons as Banks begins his third season. the club reached the 1952 National Knothole semi finals and played over 60 games last summer.
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Scott Banks
Armco
Banks
Barnitz Field
Rennis Thomas
Don Palmer
Ken Lindsay
Ken MacDaniels
Tom Crowe
Ingots
Cincinnati
Ohio State, Mount Union, and others hold court across campus
Ohio State beat Miami 5 to 3 while Mount Union defeated Akron 9 to 6. Ohio U lost to Marshall in rain. Wayne edged Toledo 3 to 1 with rain causing a sixth inning call. Track results show Capital 70, Wittenberg 57. Oberlin 654, Hiram. Bowling Green 4, Ohio Northern 3 in tennis. Bowling Green 12, Toledo 6 in golf. Ohio U 16, Marshall 2. Mount Union 11, Akron 9 in another pair of events.
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Ohio State
Miami
Mount Union
Akron
Ohio U
Marshall
Wayne
Toledo
Wittenberg
Oberlin
Hiram
Bowling Green
Ohio Northern
GOLF
Sights on a shotgun for fast game? Practical advice
Warren Page argues front shotgun sights are largely useless for fast moving upland birds and ducks. He notes muzzle attachments help visibility, skeet shooters favor chunky muzzle devices, and automatic lead calculations fail for varying angles. Slug use for deer benefits from a peep sight on smoothbores.
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Warren Page
Middletown Tops Seven Mile 12 3 in Regional Baseball
Middletown High beat Seven Mile 12 to 3 as Tom Hanley earned his sixth win in seven starts. Seven Mile, with a 5-3 Mark, faces Northeastern in Dayton Class B Regional action at Kettering Field after the loss. Hanley stranded danger in the seventh after Seven Mile loaded the bases, while Tom Dillman led Middletown with a triple and a single.
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Seven Mile
Middletown High
Northeastern
Dayton
Cincinnati
Tom Hanley
Middletown
Seven
Kettering
Beavercreek
Mariemont
Soldiers
Middie Golfers Triumph Over Walnut Hills at Avon Fields
Middie golfers posted their most decisive win of the campaign by beating Cincinnati Walnut Hills 9 to 3 at Avon Fields in Cincinnati. Stan Silverman of Walnut Hills led medalists with 77 while Middies star Jim Reichelderfer shot 79 on the par 68 course.
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Cincinnati
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By Jack Hayes
Williams
Whitt
L. Nemoie
Wrenn Paper
Bill Dyehouse
Crystal Tissue
Nelson Lawson
Les Pugh
Larry McMon
Ohio College
Peet Oc
Kentucky Straight
O An
Kentucky
the Hill & Hill CO
Roudshare
Columbus
Hanley
Tom Dillman
Merlin Beatty
Middies
Bobby Rock
Dick Boehm
Dillman
Boehm
Seth Howard
Tom Reed
Beatty
Ralph Phibbs
Reed
Ed Payne
Jim Webb
Neal
Rock
Phibbs
Ridenour
Bratton
Payne
Havard
Seven Mile Abrhpoae
Grollmus
P Urban
P Powell
A-Glover
Powell
Eugene Purdy
Extermitas
Dohn’s
Tytus Ave
Ohio
Umited
Oreo
Central Ave
Goodyear
Cor
Manchester
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