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Fenwick Triumphs Over Shawen Acres in Flu-Shortened Tilt
Fenwick Falcons snapped a flu-impacted stretch with a 12 to 6 win at Dayton over Shawen Acres. Freshman QB Fred Nori passed for 129 yards and a TD, with Linds Clark catching 63 yards and three interceptions. Beiser and Lickert scored the Falcons’ touchdowns as Fenwick outgained the Indians nine first downs to two.
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Howard Lentner
Fenwick Falcons
Dayton
Jerry Harkrader
Shawen Acres
Indians
Fred Nori
Falcons
Linds
Dick Clark
Larry Beiser
Beiser
Nori
Clark
Fenwick
Ray Montgomery
Eddie Lerner
Monty Shewman
Bill Lickert
Lerner
Schwab
Watts
Klamo
J. Clark
Enright
Micomonaco
P. Graham
Lickert
Pressier
Ristanee
Herr
Coleman
Shewman
Bowers
Boyce
Kistler
Messmear
Davis
Mondabaugh
Bowerman
Wilson
Ashe
Foster
George
Jones
Letner
Montgomiery
Lebanon Tops Franklin in 7 0 Victory on gridiron
Lebanon Warriors shutout Franklin 7 to 0 in a defensive clash. Bob Endres scored the opening TD set up by Burnell Neeley as Lebanon preserved its 5 1 league mark. Franklin failed to score and managed only 65 rushing yards and no passing.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Warriors
Franklin
Bob Endres
Warriors
Warren County
Miami
Jack Timberlake
Wildcats
Burnell Neeley
Jack Henkle
Bob Cropper
Charles Bishop
Calhoun Seeks Title Shot After Victory Over Castellani
Rory Calhoun, 23, climbs toward a middleweight title shot as Frank Bachman claims Basilio is the top target if Sugar Ray Robinson retires. Calhoun outpointed Rocky Castellani in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden, with Kessler and Parnes favoring Calhoun 9-1.
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New York
Frank Bachman
Rory Calhoun
Carmen Basilio
Gene Fullmer
Joey Giardello
Charley Humer
Rory
Bachman
Rocky Castellani
Madison Square Garden
Sugar Ray) Robinson
Basilio
Calhoun
Ring Magazine
Robinson
Fullmer
Castellani
Bobo Olson
White Plains
N.Y
Harry Kessle
Kessler
Harold Parnes
Tony Castellano
Bucks Favored Over Indiana In Big Ten Clash
Ohio State enters a Western Conference football game as a four touchdown favorite against Indiana. Indiana, battered by injuries and influenza, faces a fourth straight setback after clashes with Michigan State Notre Dame and Iowa. Coach Phil Dickens received a one year suspension for recruiting activities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Indiana
Bucks
Invaders
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Towa
Big Ten
NCAA
Ragghianti fires 305-yard 10th at municipal course
Paul Ragghianti delivered a remarkable stroke on Friday at San Mateo's municipal course. He blasted a 305 yard drive on the 10th hole to set a standout moment for the round.
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San Mateo
Calif
Paul Ragghianti
Rathmann Seeks National Title at Sacramento Race
Auto racer Jim Rathmann, 29, leads the national standings with 1,380 points as the Sacramento event nears. He must beat rivals Jimmy Bryan, 1,290, and Pat O Connor, 1,090, to extend his bid after earning 800 points from a second place at Indianapolis and 400 from a Milwaukee win. The California race is Sunday.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Fla
Phoenix
Jimmy Bryan
iRathmann
Bryar
Pat O'Connor
North Vernon
Ind
Rathmann
Indianapolis Memorial Day
Milwaukee
Bowling Scores and Standings From Frontier Lanes Meet
A chaotic ledger lists numerous bowlers and team scores across men, women, and mixed divisions. Notable names include Millard Wells Darwin Senften Fred Waczula Jim Saylor and Gray Harrison with high totals and multiple 200 games. Regulars like Schoenling's Joes, Wel. Finance and Pat Watts appear amid club results and public notices.
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Millard Wells
Darwin Senften
Fred Waczula
Jim Saylor
Is Justice
I Gray Harrison
Harry Finkelman
Franklin
Schoenling
Scottie
Nanamaker
Joe Hocz
Bill Lentz
J. Snyder
C. Hollon
J. Greenfield
Ishmael Denniston
Gene Morgan
Charles Fuller iPat Watts
Dorothy Bach
Alice Keister
Jean Laurens
Bert Combs
Penny Duff -Schoenling
Riverside
Burger
Hudepohl
Edsel
Oertel
Wiedemann
Adrian Waugh
Willie Hause
Will
Dot Doughman
Pat Watts
Charlotte Pergram
Elva Saylor
Helen Bueh
Edna Bowman
Martha Wombold
Norma Imhoff
Sylvia Goode
Leslie Colvin
Marie Shibley
Sports Bowl Contractors
Rebels Beat Tulane 50-0 For Fourth Straight Win
Mississippi’s Johnny Vaught guided the Rebels to a 50-0 rout of Tulane to extend its winning streak to four. Auburn looms as league favorite, with the title likely decided on neutral ground. West Virginia toppled George Washington 34-14 to run its conference streak to 23. North Carolina State barely tied Miami in a scoreless affair.
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Johnny Vaught
Mississippi
Tulane
Ol Miss
Auburn
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Miami
West Virginia
George Washington
Mountaineers
Calhoun and Iwamoto Win At MSG and Tokyo Showdowns
In New York at Madison Square Garden Rory Calhoun from White Plains outpointed Rocky Castellani of Atlantic City over 10 rounds. In Tokyo Masaji Iwamoto retained the Japanese flyweight title with a 10 round decision over Takeshi Yamaguchi.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Rocky Castellani
Atlantic City
N.J
Tokyo
Masaji Iwamoto
Takeshi Yamaguchi
Iwamoto
Dodgers New Home Welcome Luncheon Set in Los Angeles
Mayor Norris Poulson announces a civic luncheon on October 28 to greet President Walter O Malley and the Los Angeles Dodgers, marking O Malley’s first public appearance since the team’s Brooklyn to LA move. Carmen Basilio receives New York plate KO 1 from Gov. Harriman after title win.
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Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
O'Malley
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Carmen Basilio
New York
Gov. Harriman
Sandy the fox terrier from The Worry Clinic
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Sandy a fox terrier owned by Danny and his family. The dog cleverly avoids chairs with mousetraps, salients snooze spots, and clever routines to secure attention and treats. The piece also notes dogs as burglar alarms and mentions pig intelligence.
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Sandy
Danny
Mrs. Crane
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Air Lineup
A condensed listing shows programs across WLW WMOH WMOH WKRC WMOH WAI WPFB WPFB WKRC WPFB and WLW. Notable items include Piano Trio Matinee at WLW, Grand Ole Opry at WLW 10 PM, and Dance Band on WPFB with various news and sports segments through the evening.
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WLW Records
WKRC
WMOH
Mayfield
WPFB
WSAI
WLW
Hal
Kay Morton
WSAK
Remington
Klu Postpones Tilt At Morrow
The Seven Mile at Morrow football game was postponed due to flu at Warren County school. Coach Rudy Calets plans to reschedule after the regular season, but no date is set.
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Miami
Morrow
Warren County
Seven Mile
Rudy Calets
California Now Without Racing Slows Golden Gate Meeting
California racing remains halted as Golden Gate Fields and Tanforan confront a strike by pari-mutuel guild members. Alameda County Labor Council approved Golden Gate Fields sanction with a full vote pending. A state senate panel begins a two day probe into the race stoppage. Charley Tombstone Smith boxed aboard the USS Helena in the Korean campaign.
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San Francisco
California
Golden Gate Fields
Tanforan
Pari-Mutuel Guild
Albany
Alameda County Labor Council
State Senate
Charley
Tombstone) Smith
Helena
Television Tonight Highlights and Guests
TV listings for tonight feature Make Way For Youth on WHIO at 5 30, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm on WCPO at 6, Perry Como Show guests Tony Bennett and Diana Dors on WLW stations at 7, Red Foley Country Music Jubilee on WCPO at 7 30, Polly Bergen with Kay Kendell debut on WLW at 8, Lawrence Welk hour at 8, Paladin of Have Gun Will Travel aiding a mail order bride on WCPO WHIO and WKRC at 8 30, Giselle MacKenzie recalls show business at 9, Gunsmoke in syndication at 9, and Your Hit Parade top songs at 9 30.
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TV Tonight
WCPO
Shirley Temple
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Tony Bennett
Diana Dors
Perry Como
Red Foley
WHIO
WKRC
Nursemaids' plea echoes decades of care for pets
Mrs. Crane reflects after 25 years of nursing the pets for five children. The letter asks readers to write to Dr. Crane through the newspaper, enclosing a 3 cent stamp and 20 cents for booklet costs.
Beloved Elmer Gilberts Family Thanks Community
In sorrow they thank relatives friends and neighbors for kindness after the loss of their husband and brother Elmer Gilbert. Special thanks go to Rev Eugene Wallace the American Legion Miami Valley Post 3809 VFW and Wilson Memorial Home for managing the funeral service. Wife Children Brothers and Sisters.
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Gilber
Elmer Gilbert
Eugene Wallace
American Legion
Miami Valley Post
VFW
Wilson Memorial Home
Funeral Notices and Obituaries Fragment
Funeral notices list Clifford Gilmore from Covington died at Cin cinnat V. A. Hospital with arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home. Mary A. Harlan aged 81 of Blanchester died at East Orchard Rest Home Lebanon with Riggs Funeral Home to host services. Robt Lee McGlothen died at home aged 91. services at Clayton Street Church of God with Woodside Cemetery interment. Elizabeth Banzhaf Rosinf of Middletown died at Garden Manor. Riggs Funeral Home handling arrangements. Dorothea Wallace infant daughter of Mrs Effie Wallace died at Middletown Hospital with Woodside Cemetery service. Henry Clay Warmoth aged 69 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital. services at Wilson Memorial Home with military honors. George E Ze cher aged 64 died at Middletown Hospital with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Raddell Funeral Home Newport for interment at Breen Cemetery.
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Gilmore
Clifford
Russell St
Covington
Kentucky
Middletown
Cincinnat V.A. Hospital
Bailey Funeral Home
Harlan
Mary A
Rt. 2
Blanchester
Ohio
East Orchard Rest Home
Lebanon
Riggs Funeral Home
Louis R. Walter
Pune
Woodsideemetery
McGlothen
Lee
Lawn
Eliza McGlothen
Riggs Funeral
Clayton St. Church of God
D. A. Biggs
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Rigas Funeral Home
Rosinf
Elizabeth Banzhaf
Std Ave
Garden Manor
Warmoth
Henry Clay
Pearl St
Middletown Hospital
Wilson Memorial Home
Rev
W. J. Comfort
Middletown American Legion
Mitam
Valley Post
W.F.W
H. C. Grunewald
Breen Cemetery
Newport
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Dial
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Zechet
Lawson
Henderson
Saunders
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Singleton
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Whaley
Dyas
Harp
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Freeman
Leonard
Jeffery
By Murray Rose
Fritz Howell
Long
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Earl J. Hicks
Dohn
Industrial
Hotshots
Mule Skinners
Little Mules
Chargers
Degraders
Ingots
Unnamed
Big Mules
Tri-City Blatz
Dupps Co
Neon Serv
Ruppert’s
Perf. Cleaners
Pence & Smith
Boren Inc
Sports Bowl
Commercial C. W. Thomson
Frisch‘s
Wombold’s Groc
Borden's
Doebler Bros
Ronto’s Serv
Clayton Grill
Ladies Nite Out
Thomas Realty
Consolided
Frontier Lanes
Filson
Armbruster
Midd. Lumber
Perry
Riggs Ambulance
Miller
Schramm
Martina Bly
Keglerette Taylor Bty
Pinups
Gutter Dolls
Rock-n-Rollers
Gadabouts
Ramblers
Poodles
Gene’s Cafe
Chatterettes
Pinettes
Twilight Air City Realty
Irving Builders
Hurst Realty
3 Brothers
Neon Sery
Oakcraft
Gillen-Crow
Ohio Bell
Doellmann's
Driftwood Gorman Inc
Irving
Major Fairbanks
Gibbs & Bell
Sorg Paper
Meadowlany Cafe
Intland Cont
Miami Carey
CWA
Armies
Raymond Bay
Pat Murphy
Fred Rodgers
K. Farris
Paul Griffin
B. Simpson
C. Berry
Art Eisele
Vern Mercer
Don Eisele
Harry McCarty
Dick Nations
Frank Tacach
Bea Withers
Evelyn Duncan
Marty Irving
Irene Daniels
Ethel Sorrell
Betty I Lewis
Rebels
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Associated Press
John Arpp CO
ATCO
George W. Crane
Worry Clinic
Butch
AWKRC
Auto Club
Wkrc Motor Matinee
Church
Dean Marton
Wkrc Sports
Wmoh Music Hall
Chef God
WLW Music Hall
Wpfb Entertainment
Randy Blake
WLW Football
K. Morton
Wlw-Tv
K.C
Klu
Radio Tonight
Detroit
Journal
Gradlinds
Jefferson Lodge
J.C
Baltimore St
Mickey
Superior Ave
Germantown
Dodd’s
Verity
14Th Ave
Robert Konthier
Hanna Monuments
BARRE
Trerton
Converse
Manchester Rd
Armco
Boulevard Gardens
S. Verity
Schraffenberger
S. Main St
Starr Floral Coo
Bohnes Greenhouse
Parker
Welte's
Columbia
Jay Flowers
Arthur Harp
Fuller Brush
McNess
Poasttown
Patterson Field
N. Broad
Co Journal
Richie
Central Business
Victor Paving
Consolidated
Central Ave
Singer Sewing Machinee Co
Dick Akers
Robert Bradford
Centers & Sons
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