Bryant's Homer Wins For Rainbow In 10th
Johnny Bryant's home run at the start of the 10th gave Rainbow Inn a 1-0 victory over Beckett Paper of Hamilton at Armco Field. Cleveland Pendergrass and Wad Fannin dueled through the stretch as Rainbow totaled two of its runs on two hits by Bryant and two from Emmett Gregory and Johnny Jones. About 300 fans donated 68.50 to a polio fund during the game. a girls' exhibition preceded the main tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Bryant
Rainbow Inn
Beckett Paper of
Hamilton
Armco Field
Cleveland
Fannin
Pendergrass
Dom Scrimmizzi
Pendy
Bryant
Pete Pendergrass
Dallas Jackson
Beckett
Anderson
Jones
Garlen
Capp
Schmizzi
Polio Fund
Gibby's warm up for classic as Elks open league play
Gibby's Cafe finished runner up in the Classic League while Elks Men's League opened with Mike Earach blasting a 169 199 238 606. Lefty Hyde rolled 180 195 227 for a 602, Joe Reese 222 for 592, Son's Bar's John Mikovich 181 207 156 544, Clarence Abell 179 280 184 543. The No. 15 Elks swept No. 16 as Earach led a clean start to the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Hyde
Mike Earach
Gibby
Elks
Earach
Tom Kelly
Johnny Miller
G. Perry
W. Leppich
Doench
Stevens
Shrine selects Rutgers site for National Football Hall of Fame
New Brunswick New Jersey will host the National Football Shrine and Hall of Fame following a board decision. The site committee backed Rutgers which hosted the first intercollegiate game in 1869 against Princeton. A national committee was formed with Admiral Niles Halsey as chairman and Gen. Donovan Gov Warren of California and other distinguished leaders assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
National Football Hall of Fame
Rutgers
Princeton
Asa S. Bushnell
National Football Shrine and Hall of Fame, Inc
Hall of Fame
American Association
William F.halsey
William J. Donovan
Earl Warren
California
John W. Brnker
Ohio
Omar N. Bradley
Niles V
Nelson
H. O. “Fritz” Crisler
University of Michigan
Dana X. Bible
Women Golfers Start Amateur Tourney at Merion Club
A field of 128 golfers tees off at Merion Golf Club in Merion, Pennsylvania as the 49th United States women's amateur championship begins. Defending champion Grace Lenczyk of Newington, Connecticut is considered a strong contender, with seven matches needed to crown the winner by next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merion, Pa
Merion Golf Club
United States
Grace Lenczyk
Newington, Conn
St Leger Triumph Tied to American-Bred Winner
Sports Mirror recalls past racing glory with American bred Black Tarquin, owned by New York banker William Woodward, winning England’s St Leger. It also notes historical boxing and baseball tidbits from 1947, 1942, 1939, and 1936 defining sports figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Woodward
England
Bill Dickey
Larry MacPhail
N. Y. Yankees
Manuel Ortiz
Luis Castillo
Tommy Farr
Len Harvey
Five Undefeated Remain in NABF Tourney Round Three
Five teams stay unbeaten as NABF Tournament enters third round in New York. Remaining undefeated are New York, Cleveland, Springfield, Birmingham, and Toledo. Day games pair Springfield with Detroit, Akron with Royal Oak, Atlanta with Dearborn, Pittsburgh with Philadelphia, and Cincinnati with Chicago. night games feature New York, Cleveland, Birmingham, and Toledo. Detroit eliminated Fort Wayne 8-7, Royal Oak beat New Castle 11-6, Philadelphia ousted Hazard 8-2, and Youngstown eliminated Dayton 5-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
National Amateur Baseball Federation
New York
Cleveland
Springfield
Birmingham
Toledo
Mass
Detroit
Akron
Royal Oak
Mich
Atlanta
Dearborn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Fort Wayne
New Castle
Hazard
Dayton
Temper Roll Wins All-Star Game at East Side Diamonds
Pitcher Roy Roberts doubled home the margin of defeat as Temper Roll defeated Annealing 65 at the East Side diamonds in the Goodtime League All-Star game. Roberts had three hits, contributing to Temper Roll nine hits while Annealing had seven. Kenny Hall and Jack Baker each had two hits for Annealing. Bob Snyder started for Annealing with Bear taking the loss after six innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Roberts
Annealing
East Side
Kenny Hall
Jack Baker
Bob Snyder
Bear
Yankees Bring Up Help From Kansas City Briefing
The New York Yankees announced the purchase of outfielder Jim Delsing and the recall of catcher Ralph Houk from the Kansas City American Association team. Both are to report immediately. In Phoenix Cleveland Erin Brews beat Los Angeles Arden Farms 3 2 in 11 innings to win the National Softball Congress women's world championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Yankees Today
Jim Delsing
Ralph Houk
Kansas City
Ohio
Phoeniz, Ariz
Erin Brews
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Arden Farms
National Softball Congress
It Did Last 70th Wedding Anniversary in South Gate
SOUTH GATE CALIFORNIA AP Shortly after her honeymoon Mrs John Doke said she was warned that her marriage couldn't last because her bridegroom had such an unholy temper They were wed in Edgerton Missouri September 11 1879 She was 18 then and John was 20 Yesterday they celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Gate
Cal
John Doke
Edgerton
John
Night Watch and Forum of the Air Lead Monday Radio Schedule
Radio listings show Monday programs including Straight Arrow Peter Salem Murder b Experts Secret Mission Forum of the Air Night Watch Bro Ivie Music You Want News Requestfully Yours Down on the Farm. Reads as a dense lineup of talk and music segments with varied topics and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straight Arrow
Peter Salem
Secret Mission Forum of the Air Night Watch
Television Schedule Summary for Local Channels
List of daily programs across WLW TV and sister stations with times from 1:55 PM to 10:34 PM including Children’s, variety, news, films, sports, and weather segments. Mentions Channel 4 2 11 13 and program previews plus late night sign offs. Also includes an advertisement for FASTEETH denture powder at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Eas
Just Plain
Bill Sky King
Helfer
Joe Garretson
Cisco Kid
Paul Hodges
Lone
Ranger Amer
Ella Mae
Howard Barlow
Kate Smith
Arthur Gaeth
Lee Allen
Tean
WLW
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Howard Chamberlain
Billy Johnson
WKRC
Channel II
Golden Eagle
CBS
Ruthie
Miss Bishop
Channel
Jack Frost
Lucky Pup
Cliff Edwards
Paul
Channel 5
Bob
May Lou
We the People
Whio—Tv
Multiscope
Three Musketeers
The
Campbells
Sonny Kendis
Si Burick
Robert Q. Lewis
Kentucky Set 25-Game Basketball Schedule for NCAA Champs
Kentucky announces a 25 game basketball schedule for its NCAA champions with two Sugar Bowl Tournament games in New Orleans and new foes Purdue and North Carolina. Home games in the small alum ni gym until the fieldhouse is ready. Schedule lists dates from December 3 to February 25 with opponents including DePaul Purdue North Carolina Tennessee Georgia Tech Notre Dame Xavier Vanderbilt Alabama Mississippi and more. Football coach Frank Leahy praises Johnny Lujack as the finest all around player he ever coached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Purdue
North Carolina
New Orleans
Tulane
Bradley
Villanova
Mammoth
Western Ontario
St. John
New York City
DePaul
Louisville
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Notre Dame
Xavier
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Mississippi
Frank Leahy
Johnny Lujack
Steps to the Moon Escalates Family Feud in Heated Scene
A heated confrontation erupts as Fritz derides Mrs Teare and accuses her of restricting her daughter. Emily faints after a sharp exchange and Denny lunges at Fritz, while Pat fetches smelling salts and Clipper bone-rattling barking fills the scene. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Gaynel
Emily
Denny
Pat
Clipper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow
Indiana
Clarence Abell
Sports Mirror
Associated Press
NABF
Hollywood
Laura Lou Jahn
Leslie E. Jahn
Miss Jahn
Yankees
Kenny Roberts
Jack Berch
My True Story
Betty Crocker
Lorenzo Jones
Bill
Martin Lewis
Kings
Peter Grant
Deke Moffett
Summer Hour
Sky King
WSAT
Lenny Record Ranch
Jon Arthur
Jon Rthu
Ton Arthur
Ma Perkins
Guiding Light
Pepper Young
Lenny
Lenny Record
Upson
World News
R'nduo
Dave
Art _ Baker Notebook
Super Club
Pat O'Brien
Aews UN
News the
Chicagoans
Johnny Dell
Beulah
Bob Crosby
Mystery Theater
Mr. & Mrs. North
News
Kaffee Kintsch
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Marvin Miller
Ivie
WPFB
Val
Sauer's
Wax Museum
Miamisburg
Mike Mysteries
Campbell
Bandstand Brooklin
Cinn
Brooklin
Radio Aas
Wawona Sf
WMOH
Beulah Club
Arthur Godfrey
Lux Radio
Friend Irma
Mind In the
Esq Morales
Helen Trent
Burtem
Nora Drake
David Harum
Hit Parade
Geo. W. Crane
Amer
Monitor News
Rex Maupin Lee Allen
Jean Shepherd
Henry Busse Orch
Ted Drake
Time Out
WMOHR
Good Neighbor
News Farm Holly
Lester Smith
Ola
Saldi’s
Gregory Hood
John Steels
Miamisbur
Crosby
Twilight Sym
West Rhythm Boys
Rovie
Marine Band
Listen Ladies
Lebanon
Franklin
Man
Johnnie
Eaton Fair
Journal
Jefferson Lodge
L Edge
Riley
Anna
Frank Riley
Margaret Kneisel
Sheldon Road
Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Jos
Florists
Flowers Village Floral Shop
Canal St P. Franklin
Highview Gardens
Highview Rd
Dial
Boulevard Floral Gardens
Woodside Ave
Starr Floral Co
Sanderson
Yankee Rd
Dodds Monument Co
Xenia
Converse Monument Co
Middletown
Dale Converse
Taxi, Inc
Sam
Burgemier
William McCann
Tytus
Stein
Baltimore
Moraine City
N.C.A
Streifthau's
Fleming
D.P.E
G.I. Bill
International Correspondence Schools
First National Bank Btd
Middletown Business College
Quic Cleaners
Ertral
Idletown
Dayton Randolph
S. Broad
St. Dept
Newark
Aristocrat
Homan’s
Trenton Rd
Stanley St
Rothman
Moore St
Carpenter
Blacktop Driveways Ltd
Franklin Ph
Automobile Glass
Andre Bros. Glass Shop
N. Verity
Sheley
Frank Sheley
Jacone Glass Shop
Reynolds
Elmer Miller
Germantown
Peasttown Heights
MAX Rug Cleaning Co
Dial Suprema
Jesse McCoy
Rees
Office Outfitters. Inc
N. Main
Carpenter Service
L. C. Moore
Beauty & Barber
Daggett & Ramsdell Cosmetics
Tilden D. Ulrich
Howard Cain
Martin Doench
Otis Johnson & Sons
Belle_monte
R. R. Stallsmith & Son
S. Main
Stan Rothman
Jack
R. E
Kalamazoo
Banford Heating Co., Inc
Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!