Coast League presses bid to halt draft amid bonus rule fade
A four man committee led by Hap Chandler weighed Pacific Coast League aims to block players from major league drafting and vow not to draft from lower circuits. The group discussed broadcasting, bonus rule reforms, and use of World Series rights funds, with final actions slated for December meetings.
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Fritz Howell
Cincinnati
Basell
A. B
Hap) Chandler
E West
Aryone
Leslie O'Connor
Chicago
Atoe
Kneesaw
Dan Landis
Ev‘ryone
Rickey
Brooklyn
Walter Mullory
Baseball
Pacific Coast League
del Webb
New York Yankees
George M. Trautman
Chandler
O’connor
Coast Loop
Clarence
Pants) Rowland
Coast League
Jersey City
International League
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Question Marks boost margin at Bowl Mor
Mayer s Victim Hon or Roll Womens Recreation League standings show the Question Marks extending their first place lead with three wins led by Margaret Oglesby 188 189 160 537 while Marie Shibley 180 150 170 500 aided Mayer s. Red Top and McFadden Electric split wins while Elva Saylor led Red Top with 177 190 143 510 and Ruth Hensley led Baker s with 165 154 160 479. Burnett s won two from Carfax as Edna Snow anchored Carfax with 140 152 169 461.
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Womens Recreation League
M. Oglesby
Elva Saylor
Marie Shibley
Armco Wahoo
Creed Wiseman
Mayers Meats
Women’s Recreation League
Broad St. Bowl
Margaret Oglesby
Mayer's
Red Top
McFadden Electric
Baker's
McFadden
Frontier Cafe
Ruth Hensley
Rose Hackney
Frontier
Carolyn Kelly
Burnetts
Martha Wombold
Carfax
Edna Snow
No. 8 Wins Three in Moose Men’s League Standings
No. 8 authored three victories in the Moose Men's League against No. 6 as Ralph Laurens posted 180 190 194 564. Mike Barach rolled 149 187 253 589 for No. 2 to win two matches over No. 4. Art Spru ance had 192 194 188 574 for No. 7 in one win over No. 5. Charley Root contributed 555 for No. 5 and Johnny Boehm 527 for No. 4.
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Moose
Ralph Laurens
Mike Barach
Art Spruance
Charley Root
Johnny Boehm
Gardner Board Women’s League results recap
Klik-Tops won three times in the Gardner Board Women’s League defeating the Glue Pots 407 led by A Hopper. Mary Kappel scored 434 for the Operettes who lost two to the Bourdettes with 410 from Millie Whisman. Ruth Ray added 410 helping the Four Skids beat the Ring Stylers, while the Rollettes won the odd games against the Four KBs.
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Klik-Tops
Gardner Board
A. Hopper
Mary Kappel
Operettes
Bourdettes
Millie Whisman
Ruth Ray
Rollettes
Kbs
BBs Sweep Sourballs to Lead Armco Girls League
The BBs moved into first place in the Armco Girls League at the YMCA with a clean sweep over the Sourballs. Dot Wood led scoring for the winners with 132 165 176 473 while G Cox topped the losers with 423. Edith Schwall and Virginia Miller posted notable scores for the Sreknits and Buckaroos, with Martha Wombold adding strong marks for the Janes.
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Bb’s
YMCA
Dot Woodward
G. Cox
Lane Jones
Sreknits
Buckaroos
Edith Schwall
Virginia Miller
Martha Wombold
Janes
Electric Melting No. 2 Dominates Shipping No. 2
Creed Wiseman led Electric Melting No. 2 to two wins over Shipping No. 2 at Yankee Rd Bowl in the Arm co Wahoo League with 211 202 227 640. Mel Young boosted Electric Melting No. 1 past Cold Strip 214 212 129 555, while Hot Strip blanked Inspection and Shipping No. 1 shutout Slab Mill. C Williams totaled 551 for Cold Strip.
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Creed Wiseman
Yankee Rd. Bowl-Mar
Mel Young
C. Williams
Cold Strip Process League Highlights and Results
Two wins topped the Cold Strip Process League standings as the Pin heads fell to Howards while Ihlen dorf defeated Haskins. James led Maintenance with a win and Shimer beat Barr to round out the day’s action.
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Howard's
Ihlendorf
Haskins
James
Maintenance
Shimer
Barr
Maintenance Shops League scores and winners listed
Mel Steele led the Carpenters with 173 178 205 556 for top score as they twice beat Electric Construction. Electric Construction also posted the high Electric Shop score and blanked the Riggers, with Masonry taking two wins behind 510 by Johnny Hotarik over Pipe Shop and Machine Shop beating Weld Shop.
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Mel Steele
The
Carpenters
Electric Construction
Maintenance Shops League
Johnny Hotarik
Subdivisions Seek 35 MPH on Yankee Road
Residents of Rolling Mill Park Green Acres and Oneida presented a 120 signa ture petition to Butler County Commissioners in Hamilton asking a 35 mph speed limit for a one mile stretch on Yankee Road from the Armco underpass to Oxford State Road. The commission referred the request to the State Highway Department.
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Rolling Mill Park
Green Acres
Oneida
Butler County
Hamilton
Armco
Yankee Rd
Oxford State Rd
State Highway Department
Olympic ski dream in peril from draft and distance
Gretchen Fraser, 1948 Olympic gold medalist, warns that U S ski prospects face collapse due to the draft and sparse American training sites. She cites European resorts and longer practice routes, urging more funding and better lifts to foster future champions for Oslo 1952.
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New York
U. S
Gretchen Fraser
U.S
St. Moritz
Switzerland
VU. S
Oslo
Norway
Fraser
Uncle Sam
United States
Don Fraser
Vancouver
Wash
Europe
America
Xavier Eleven In Long Rest Before Cincinnati Tilt
Xavier University's Musketeers, 7-0 this fall and 10 straight since last November, enter a 19 day layoff before facing the University of Cincinnati Bearcats in Nippert Stadium on November 18. Coach Ed Kluska's team has defeated Quantico Marines, John Carroll, Morehead State, Miami, Louisiana Tech, Louisville and Dayton, with last year's 21-7 loss to Kentucky the lone blemish in 18 games since 1948. The squad resumes practice November 2 after a three day rest following the Dayton game.
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Cincinnati
Xavier University
Musketeers
Kentucky
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Queen City
Nippert Stadium
Ed Kluska
Quantico Marines
John Carroll
Morehead State
Miami
Louisiana Tech
Louisville
Dayton
Xavier
Six OU Players Sidelined as Bobcats Prep for Bearcats
Six Ohio University players were sidelined with injuries after the Miami and Kent games as OU prepared for a crucial showdown with Cincinnati Bearcats. Key injuries include Gene Nuxhall with an ankle sprain, Ed Roberts with a shoulder issue, and top quarterback Tom Anderson twisting his ankle. Coach Widdoes hinted roster changes if players don’t recover, praising his defensive line amid the setback.
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Athens
Ohio University Bobcats
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Miami
Bobcats
Gene Nuxhall
Ed Roberts
Bobcat
Tom Anderson
Carroll C. Widdoes
Redskins
Butler County Divorce Suit Filed by Hydler Couple
Mildred Hydler of West Middletown files for divorce from Edward J Hydler alleging neglect and cruelty in Butler County court records.
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Mildred Hydler
West Middletown
Edward J. Hydler
Divorces Granted in Middletown and Hamilton Courts
Mary Katherine Lehman and Mary Howard, both of Middletown, were granted divorces from their husbands for neglect and cruelty by Judge F. B. Cramer. Homer Gross of Hamilton withdrew his petition for divorce from Mollie Gross, and John F. Ehrnschwender withdrew his petition against Linnie Ehrnschwender. both couples reported reconciliations.
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Mary Katherine Lehman
Middletown
Donald Lehman
F. B. Cramer
Mary Howard
Charles Howard
Homer Gross
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Mollie Gross
John F. Ehrnschwender
Linnie Ehrnschwender
Lawson Family To Benefit From Sunday's Racing
Middletown Speedway will dedicate Sunday's racing to Lloyd Lawson, a stock car owner killed in a recent accident. Proceeds from the program will benefit the Lawson family, with a 1939 Ford coupe auctioned during the event. Time trials start at noon, races at 2 p.m., admission is $1.25.
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Middletown Speedway
Charles Blevins
Lloyd Lawson
Truck Driver Sentenced For Overload
Ernest A. Lancaster was jailed in Lorain County and fined 350 dollars after a judge in Amherst sentenced him to 30 days for driving an overloaded truck. John C. De Venne of Cleveland Cartage defended the driver, calling the overload a dispatcher error and stating no wage continuation plan is required. An attorney for Lancaster argued the law disadvantages drivers while employers are at fault.
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Elyria
Ernest A. Lancaster
Lorain County
Amherst
John C. de Venne
Cleveland Cartage Company
Bedford
Lancaster
de Venne
Jerome B. Goldman
Justice of the Peace
David R. Goldthorpe
Marine recruit wins expert rifle medal at Parris Island
Marine Private First Class Clark E. Dougherty of 2304 Superior Ave completed recruit training at Parris Island and earned the expert rifle medal with a 224 score of 250. Dougherty enlisted in the Marine Corps on July 26. The world's largest roller dam sits on the Ohio River near Gallipolis.
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Parris Island
S.C
Clark E. Doughtery
Superior Ave
Marine Corps
Dougherty
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Gambling czars give self up in New Jersey case
Joe Adonis and Salvatore Moretti surrendered to New Jersey authorities to answer state charges of conspiracy to violate gambling laws. They were long sought by state and federal investigators as major figures in organized gambling. The report notes their roles and the high-profile nature of the case amid past underworld activity.
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Hackensack
N.J
Joe Adonis
New Jersey
Adonis
Salvatore Moretti
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