Golfing Stars Ready To Start National Open
A field of 170 sharp shooters will begin three days of play at Baltusrol. Sam Parks Jr. aims to defend his title amid heavy favorites like Gene Sarazen and Henry Picard. Lawson Little misses out as the top event opens with last minute preparations underway.
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International News Service
Springfield
N. J
Baltusrol
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Parks
Oakmont
Baltuston
Gene Sarazen
Henry Picard
Picard
Bob Barnett
Johnny Revolta
Jones
Lawson Little
Johnny Goodman
New York rings Carnera again amid golf Open odds
New York State boxing officials bar Primo Carnera from future fifth title attempts following his recent bout with Leroy Haynes and Gastanaga's clash with Steve Dudas. A Baltusrol national open golf poll sets 288 or better to win at Springfield. Sam Parks has a slim chance to defend the title.
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New York State
Primo Carnera
Isadore Gastanaga
Carnera
Leroy Haynes
Gastanaga
Steve Dudas
Baltusrol
Springfield
Wee Chance
Sam Parks
Night game crowd packs Cincinnati as Phils visit Reds
A crowd of 15 000 to 20 000 attended the first major league night game of the season in Cincinnati. The Philadelphia Phillies faced the Cincinnati Reds.
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Cincinnati
Phils
Reds
Croton Radiators Will Play Tonight
Croton Progressives face National Radiators at Radiator Field in a City Softball league feature. 5:30 p.m. starter Irvin Rubeis opposes Joe Isabella with Johnnie Santangelo and Van Fos san officiating.
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Croton Progressives
Irvin Rubeis
Crotons
Joe Isabella
Rubeis
Johnnie Santangelo
van Fossan
Ryantown Beats Lawrence Indies 9–3 at Cedar Street Field
Ryantown baseball team defeated the Lawrence Indies 9 to 3 last night at Cedar Street Field. Davies earned the win for Ryantown while Gomez and Wilkie took the loss. Walter hit a homer. Kerr and Bodendorfer added doubles. Next, Ryantown hosts the Pulaski Tigers at Ryantown Field at 6 o clock weather permitting.
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Ryantown
Lawrence Indies
Cedar Street Field
Davies
Ryantowns
Gomez
Wilkie
Walter
Kerr
Bodendorfer
Pulaski Tigers
Ryantown Field
Heasley
Mehalic Leads East New Castle In 13-2 Win At Brent
Mehalic collected three hits including a home run and a triple and scored three times as East New Castle beat Brent 13 to 2 in a Township league game. Sovenski, Shaffie and Ryder added two-base hits as East New Castle racked 16 hits while Anderson allowed four. East New Castle set to face Polish Nationals at Shenango field Thursday at 6 p.m.
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East New Castle
Brent
Mehalic
Johns
Grundy
Anderson
Shenango Field
New Castle
YONG
Soveski
Shaffie
Ryder
Madjeski
Dugan
J. Johns
R. H Cassidy
Ten
Eee
Phillips
Aen
Shaftie
Cscvos Gwin
Eeeore Mitchell
Eeene Balla
Brent R. H. O
L. Guarneri
Pi Johns
Seeee Cae
Snary
Rico
Destillio
Finich
R. Guarneri
Bucs Top DiCarlos 20 to 7 in Baseball Victory
Rogovin earned the win allowing seven hits as Turo starred with the bat. St Marys Midgets beat North Hill 9 to 2 with Edward Hayes and William Confer homer, joined by Ben Taylor and Jack Rogan. Box Factory Juniors downed North Hill Sluggers 9 to 6 with Fred Schmidt homering.
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Bucs
DiCarlos
Rogovin
Turo
St. Mary’s
North Hill Panthers
Edward Hayes
William Confer
Ben Taylor
Jack Rogan
Box Factory
North Hill Sluggers
Robinson
Fred Schmidt
Lawrence County Loop Plans Meeting After Tin Mill Protest
Bessemer and the AS and TrPP did not play yesterday due to the tin mill team canceling away games from their Rosena site. The field is being fixed and home games will resume. Secretary James Martin calls all managers to a 7:30 p.m. Friday meeting at Sport Goods to discuss the Mahoning Tin Mill protest and umpire derelictions.
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New Castle Cubs
Wilmington Sluggers
Washington Field
Carey
Donegan
Capitola
Marvin
Huck” Edmiston
Cubs
Coaltown
Bud Fraser
Bessemer
AS & Trpp
Tin Mill
Rosena
James Martin
Lawrence Loop
Sport Goods
Mahoning-Tin Mill
Kiwanis Speaker Outlines Seven Rules For Community Betterment
Ellwood City Kiwanis Club heard Rev F H Daubenspeck discuss club work and community aims. Ralph Main presided. Rev A M Stevenson attended. joint meeting with Sharon and New Castle planned. amateur night next Tuesday.
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Ellwood City
Ralph Main
Kiwanis Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charlies Relph
A. M. Stevenson
Sharon
New Castle
F. H. Daubenspeck
Meeting of P H C in Ellwood City Plans Initiation and Election
In Ellwood City on Tuesday June 3 a regular P H C meeting drew fair attendance at the W of F hall on Fourth street. Plans were made for an initiation in two weeks and officers were nominated with elections scheduled for the next meeting.
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Ellwood City
F. W. Hall
Fourth Street
Sports Review Briefs Ahead of Open Golf, Wimbledon Plan
Field of 170 prepared for opening round of national open golf tourney at Springfield New Jersey tomorrow. Wilmer Allison Don Budge Gene Mako and Bryan Grant will sail today for Wimbledon net tourney beginning June 22. Great Britain selects five vets and 22 year old newcomer to oppose Americans in Wightman Cup at Wimbledon June 12-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Bryan Grant
Great Britain
Wimbledon
New York State Athletic Commission
Primo Carnera
Isadore Gastanaga
New York
Goldey F
Belmont Park
Latonia
Reds Farm System Grows as Major League Push Looms
Cincinnati Reds GM Larry MacPhail pushes back on the MacPhailures nickname while praising farm system progress. Les Scarsella and Calvin Chapman anchor an improving cadre with 23 year old Lee Handley making a quick impact. Derringer fronts a young pitching staff and the club aims for first division by mid summer if leaders stumble.
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Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Cincy
Les Scarsella
Toronto
Reds
Cardinals
Gas House
Calvin Chapman
Chappie
Cruit
Babe Herman
Kiki Cuyler
Ival Goodman
Herman
Cuyler
Chapman
Charlie Dressen
Sam Byrd
Harvey Walker
Lee Handley
Alex Kampouris
Handley
Bradley College
Peoria
Ill
Derringer
George Nelson
Don Brennan
Eugene Schott
al Hollingsworth
Lee Grissom
Benny Frey
Si Johnson
Walter Hilcher
Lee Stine
Willing Workers Plan Tea At Wurtemburg Church
Miss Marian Medard hosted the Willing Workers class of the Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church for the June meeting in Ellwood City. Eighteen members attended as Mrs. Francis Kirk led the business session and plans were made for the annual church tea on June 18 with an old fashioned school program and luncheon served by Mrs. Clayton Wilson and Mrs. Donald Kepler. Mrs. Victor Roach won a contest prize. The next meeting is set for July 7 with the meeting place to be announced.
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Ellwood City
Marian Medard
Wurtemburg
Clayton Wilson
Donald Kepler
Victor Roach
Ewing Park
Janet Lytle
Rebecca McConahy
Laura Herge
Miriam Johnson
Ellwood Lodge Attends W B A Rally in Zelienople
Twenty four Ellwood City residents attended the W B A rally in Zelienople last evening. Twelve reviews were represented and the Ellwood lodge won second prize in attendance. Ellwood guards performed floor work and the program included vocal and instrumental music. Lunch followed and a further rally in New Castle was announced with an Ellwood invitation.
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Ellwood City
Zelienople
Ellwood Guards
New Castle
Ellwood Lodge
Luncheon Honors Mrs Judd Turner
Mrs Judd C Turner was guest of honor at a Tuesday Afternoon club luncheon in the Hostess House Elwood City. Garden flowers decorated tables and Turner and family plan to move to Harrisburg soon. Guests adjourned to Mrs C W Hayes home for social time and a handkerchief shower surprised the honoree. Club plans a meeting in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Judd C. Turner
Turner
Harrisburg
C. W. Hayes
Mrs. Harris Hosts Fortnight Club Bridge Evening
Mrs Harry Harris welcomed Fortnight club members Tuesday at her Wayne avenue home. Guests included sisters Mrs Perry Clark of Lodi and Mrs Paul Foster of Youngstown. Two tables of bridge decided the prize to Mrs Harris before a luncheon. Mrs Clifton Jones invited the group to meet at her Spring avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Harry Harris
Wayne Avenue
Perry Clark
Lodi
Calif
Paul Foster
Youngstown
Harris
Clifton Jones
Spring Avenue
Children’s Day Program Planned at Wurtemburg Church
Ellwood City reports the annual Children's Day program at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church Sunday evening June 7 at 8 o'clock. A practice is scheduled for Friday afternoon. The event is organized under supervision of Mrs. Clifford Gibbons Mrs. Lester Pander and Mrs. Harry Hazen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
Clifford Gibbons
Lester Pander
Harry Hazen
Ellwood City Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Harry McGraw of Columbus visits Ellwood City relatives. Numerous guests include Harry Schink and family of Duquesne, Mr and Mrs Alfred Craig of Ingomar, and Miss Twila Morgan with Miss Georgetta Kerr from Butler. Families travel to Cleveland, Camp Run, Pittsburgh, and California for visits and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McGraw
Columbus
Harry Schink
Duquesne
Clayton Wilson
Wurtemburg
Robert Davies
Line Avenue
Emil Javorik
New Castle Road
Cleveland
Euclid Beach
George Kennedy
Sharon
Camp Run
Sally Stickle
Prospect
Olive Douglass
Portersville Road
Harry Honsetter
Hubert
Saxonberg
Carl Honsetter
Marion Stop
Alfred Craig
Mary
Jean
Ingomar
First Avenue
James Gallaher
Rex
Eliport
William Mecklem
Freedonia
Twila Morgan
Georgetta Kerr
Butler
Earl Kerr
Arwood Lattimer
George and
Arwood
New Kensington
Frisco
Thomas Carter
Earl Carter
Bakerstown
Merle Carter
William Wilson
Beaver
Scott Wright
Paul McDowell
Paul Lytle
D. R. Main
Ellwood City
Harold Johnson
G. E. Karns
Pittsburgh
M. S. Gettig
Corsican
Texas
Emma Kellner
Cecilia Ralston
Ellwood Hospital
California
Sunday School Picnic Planned at Ewing Park
Plans for the annual Sunday school and church picnic at Ewing Park on June 27 were formed by Evan gelical and Reformed church members in Ellwood City. Committees were named and a tureen dinner for July 7 at Ewing Park was proposed.
Westminster Guild Meet At Miss Kingston Home
Members of the Westminster Guild Knox Presbyterian church will be entertained Thursday at 8 o clock at Miss Jean Kingston's Ellwood Zelienople road home. Counsellor Mrs. Carl Mathews will be in charge.
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Westminster Guild
Providence Baptist Cottage Prayer Service Tonight
Ellwood City June 3 regular mid week cottage prayer service of Providence Baptist church will be held this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy McDanel Ellwood Zelienople area.
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Ellwood City
Providence Baptist Church
Roy McDanel
Ellwood-Zelienople Road
Dis charged and admitted at Ellwood City Hospital
In Ellwood City on Tuesday, discharge included Helen Balutes of Line Avenue and Mrs Albert Borez of Harmony. New patients listed are Warren Wilson Jr of Fifth Street Bernice Hazen Hazen Avenue Ronald Knauff of Border Avenue and Peter Joseph of 13th Street.
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Ellwood City
Helen Balutes
Line Avenue
Albert Borez
Harmony
Warren Wilson, Jr
Fifth Street
Bernice Hazen
Hazen Avenue
Ronald Knauff
Border Avenue
Peter Joseph
13Th Street
Miss Bertha Davis Weds Russel Wright
Miss Bertha Davis and Russel O Wright of Camp Run wed in Slippery Rock in a living room altar setting. Officiated by Rev Jones in a single ring ceremony. reception with dainty refreshments followed. The couple, a teacher and road supervisor, plan to reside in Franklin township after a motor trip to Washington DC.
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Ellwood City
Davis
Slippery Rock
Bertha Davis
Russel O. Wright
Camp Run
Nancy B. Davis
Scott Wright
Jones
Methodist Church of
Miss Carter
Clara Ann Wright
Loyal Wright
Eleanor Davis
Glenn Davis
Slippery Rock High School
State Teachers College
Franklin Township
Wright
Washington, D. C
John Zeigler
Calvin Wright
Joseph Marshall
James Potter
William Wilson
James Wright
William Wright
Nancy Morrison
Frank Cole
John Doutt
Mission Groups Hold Meetings at First Baptist Church
Ellwood City residents report that all missionary groups of the First Baptist church held monthly gatherings at individual homes. Group No 1 met Carrie Hazen with 14 attendees and planned a July picnic in Ewing Park. Group No 2, hosted by Mrs Sam Mathews, planned a Cascade park tureen dinner next month. Group No 3 met at Mrs John Sartwell’s with 10 members and set the next gathering at Mrs C J Haswell’s home. Group No 4 met at Mrs Harry Gould’s with 10 members and planned a July picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Carrie Hazen
Spring Avenue
Ewing Park
Sam Mathews
Haig Street
Frank Conway
Cascade Park
Irene Barkley
Mary Thomas
John Sartwell
Fourth Street
C. J. Haswell
Second Street
Group No. 4
Harry Gould
Sixth Street
Initial Plans For 90th Anniversary Of North Sewickley Church
North Sewickley Presbyterian church in Ellwood City plans the 90th anniversary with an August 28 29 30 weekend. A committee organized events from a welcome program to a farewell Sunday, including basement dedication history communion and music. Rev. Robert Bell leads as general chairman with mailed programs to former affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
Robert Bell
Vandenberg Warns on WPA Discrimination Threats
Senator Vandenberg warns Massachusetts WPA official that discrimination against Republicans on relief projects could trigger federal crime penalties under a pending $1.45 billion relief bill. He cites a section making relief discrimination illegal with fines up to $2,000 or a year in jail after quoting a Republican resentful remark.
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International News Service
Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan Today
McGrath
Massachusetts
Loccasino and Metz Return From Auto Classic Trip
Ellwood City reporters say John Loccasino and Domenic Metz returned from Indianapolis after attending the Memorial Day 500 mile auto race. They left Ellwood Friday night and toured Chicago during their visit.
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Ellwood City
John Loccasino
Domenic Metz
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ellwood
Chicago
Biography Critics Say Writing Is Shaped by Upbringing
The critic argues that all writing is biography and that commentators insist on detailing an author’s upbringing to understand their work. The claim frames creative output as inseparable from personal history.
Grada le Sorority Meeting In Phalanx Rooms
Ellwood City June 3. Gra dale Sorority held a brief meeting Tuesday night in the Phalanx rooms on Lawrence avenue with eight guests present. After a short business session a social time followed.
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Gradale Sorority
Ellwood City
Gradale
Phalanx
Lawrence Avenue
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Croton
Lawrence County Loop
Church
P.H. C
Sports Review
B. P. W. Club
Judd Turner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
George Nicklas
F. D. Powell
James Mackey
Harry Shirley
Harold Kamperman
Russell Sitler
Loyal Women’s
First Christian Church
H. C. Newton
Fountain Avenue
A. D. Henderson
Callie Smith
Russel Wright
Davis Home
Esquire
Wilson Brothers
the Winter CO
Vandenburg
WPA
Plymouth
Chambers Motor CO
Chrysler and Plymouth Distributors
North
Croton Ave
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