Phils Split Bill At Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids the Phils split the bill as Habel, Daley and Kret contributed to a late rally. Harr relieved and retired Claycomb, ending the threat after Ramner misplayed a relay. Murphy started the eleventh with a single and Truss laid down a key sacrifice to move him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phils
Cedar Rapids
Wally Habel
Daley
Ramer
Tony Kret
Wally Harr
Don Marshall
Harr
Claycomb
Ramner
Saverine
Danny Murphy
Truss
Murphy
Habel
Frantz
Finn
Stan Palys
Legal notice of Vigo County public hearing on alcohol permits
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission will hold a public hearing at 9 am on July 14 1952 in Terre Haute to review applications for beer wine and liquor permits at listed addresses including Terre Haute Marion Heights and North Terre Haute. Also notices of a second hearing and related estate notices appear, with officials urging public participation and detailing involved parties and locations.
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Vigo County
Indiana
C.S.T
Court House
Terre Haute
John Checha
Marion Heights
West Terre Haute
New
LeRoy Akers
Pete Kassis
2Nd St
James E. Corey
5Th St
Aul R. Russell
Wabash Avenue
John O. Harkness
Lafayette Ave
Layee Ave
Ural D
Anna M. Trueblood
North 25Th St
the Sycamore Country Club, Inc
Poplar Street
Leona M. Oltean
Wabash Ave
Lela Larrison
Locust St
Andrew and Elizabeth Toth
Liberty Avenue
Earl C. Liffick
Pete and
Cosmo Piazza
Pauli B
Anne Roberts
Harry P. and
Cleo S. Buckley
North 13Th Street
Julia Steele
Julia Steele Mitchell
North 20Th St
Claude
Jessie Wardle
M. S. Adams
Nick Oprisu
Suindiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
John F. Noonan
Bernard E. Doyle
Alcoholic Beverage Board
James L
Bradley M. Staley
Hulman St
William and Margaret Davis
Dorothy M. Kress
Ernest W. Kelley
S. 7Th St
Mario Foradori
Ferguson Hill
R. R
W. Terre Haute
Americus Club, Inc
9Th St
Goldie Rock
Fontanet
Chris Pesavento
4Th St
Alfred and
Mayme Lowery
Voorhees Ave
Hubert and
Drusilla Biggs
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Bernard F. Doyle
Sophia J. Prose
Vigo
Opal F Francis
Sophia J Prose
Vigo Circuit
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Vigo Circuit Court
Marshall, Batman
Ward O'Laughlin
Ove
Ee County No
State of
County of
Opal Pettet
George Pettet
Howard Freeman
Daryl Freeman
J. Howard O’laughlin
Edward S. Everett
Board of School Trustees
Board of
Rea
Fourth Street
Fourth Avenue
Woodrow Wilson Jr. High
Twenty-fifth
Poplar Streets
Ralph Stuart
Creamere
Opera House
Loring C. Halberstadt
Bessie J. Dunham
Homer R. Dunham
Bessie N. Dunham
Isaid
Mayme F. Urban
Terre Haute First National Nk
Gambill
Dudley & Cox
Everett J
Ind
Tigers poised to break last place curse with Briggs plan
Detroit owner Spike Briggs aims to revive the Tigers by bringing back former stars like Schoolboy Rowe and Pete Fox while promoting young talent such as welterweight Chuck Davey. Detroit also pursues golf fame hosting the Motor City Open and Ryder Cup matches as fans crowd attendance climbs this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fraley
Detroit Tigers
Spike Briggs
Tigers
Briggs
Tiger
Schoolboy Rowe
Pete Fox
Dizzy Trout
Boston Red Sox
Joe Louis
Motor City
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chuck Davey
Jake LaMotta
Davey
Julius Boros
Red Run Golf Club
Itvo
Dallas
Dick Metz
Kansas
Mez
Detroit Lions
Bob Smith
Iowa
Texas A.&m
Moller, Logan Meet for Illinois Amateur Golf Final
Quincy on June 28 reports Larry Moller, tourney medalist, set to meet Chicago’s Dave Logan in the Illinois State Amateur final after Moller edged George Victor 1 up with a 20-foot putt at the 18th. Logan defeated Bill Hagerty 2 and 1, five up after 11 holes, to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Larry Moller
Dave Logan
Chicago
Moller
George Victor
Glenview
Logan
Bill Hagerty
Macomb
Lincoln study keys male bias in 1951 auto crashes
An analysis of 1951 Lincoln traffic accidents shows 7,403 men involved versus 1,362 women, countering jokes about women drivers. Separate notes mention helium discovered in spectroscopic solar studies prior to Earth findings.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Earth
Madhens to Play at Charleston in Baseball Dispute
Charleston, W Va June 28. The Toledo Mud Hens franchise remains in Toledo but will play several American Association games in Charleston at Walt Powell Park starting tonight. Gov. Paterson attends as Mayor Copenhaver throws out the first ball. A court ruling reaffirmed the transfer ban, with weeks of litigation anticipated. A judge modified the injunction to allow six games in Charleston plus a Sunday double header with the Louisville Colonels. The fate of 12 remaining home games through July 15 remains unresolved. A separate suit seeks a receiver and damages, with a July 14 hearing to decide whether the injunction becomes permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Toledo
Okey L. Patteson
Tod
Walt Powell Park
John T. Copenhaver
E.S.T
Toledo Mud Hens
Louisville Colonels
Indianapolis Indians
Toledo-Charleston
American Association
Chicago
James Karas
James Long
O’connor
Swayne Field Co
Brewers Take Top Spot With 7 4 Win Over Millers
The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Minneapolis Millers 7 to 4 to remain atop the American Association standings. Kansas City Blues fell to second after double header losses to St Paul 6-2 and 5-1, while the Saints halted a Blues six-game win streak. A court injunction briefly blocked the Louisville Colonels from a planned game with the former Toledo Mud Hens now Charleston Senators, with judge Thomas J. O Connor allowing a five game shift in Toledo. Meanwhile Columbus Red Birds, fatigued from a long road trip, lost 6-0 to the Indianapolis Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Brewers
Minneapolis Millers
Brewers
Kansas City Blues
St. Paul
Saints
Blues
Louisville Colonels
Toledo Mud Hens
Charleston Senators
Thomas J. O’connor
Toledo
Charleston
W. Va
Columbus Red Birds
Indianapolis Indians
Birds
Cake Loaded With Slug Ends Birthday Slice
Fort Worth Texas reports Mrs Don Davis baked a birthday cake for her husband containing a .22 caliber slug. She chewed the bullet, finding a hole in window glass through which the slug entered the cake and was consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Don Davis
Robinson Takes Batting Lead in NL and AL Standings
Jackie Robinson overtook Stan Musial to lead the NL batting race with a .340 mark as Musial rose to .338. Frank Baumholtz, Toby Atwell, Whitey Lockman follow in the NL big five. Al Rosen tops the AL at .333, DiMaggio falls to .322, Ferris Fain rises to .324. Hank Sauer leads NL RBIs with 60, Thomson 58, and Yogi Berra paces AL homers. Shantz 12-2 pace, Roe 7-0 best ERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Musial
Robinson
Frank Baumholtz
Cubs
Toby Atwell
Whitey Lockman
al Rosen
Cleveland
Dom DiMaggio
Boston
Rosen
DiMaggio
Sauer
Thomson
Gil Hodges
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Nelson Fox
White Sox
Harry Simpson
Indians
Little Bobby Shantz
A’s
Preacher Roe
Theaters Open With Wide Film Listings Today
The region showcases a broad array of premieres and runs at multiple theaters. Grand opens I Dream of Jeanie with Ray Middleton and Bill Shirley. Bushwackers stars Wayne Morris and Dorothy Malone alongside The Atomic City. Indiana screens The African Queen with Bogart and Hepburn at 1 31, 3 36, 5 31, 7 36 and 9 41. Liberty features Belles on Their Toes with Jeanne Crain and Myrna Loy and Invitation with Van Johnson and Dorothy McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie
Ray Middleton
Bill Shirley
Wabash
Wayne Morris
Dorothy Malone
Indiana
Humphrey Bogart
Katherine Hepburn
Jeanne Crain
Myrna Loy
van Johnson
Dorothy McGuire
U S Girls Favored In Wimbledon Tennis
U S women Louise Brough and Shirley Fry were favored to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals over French opponents, aiming to extend American progress to five in the women’s quarters. Brough meets Nelly Adamson and Fry faces Michele Bourbonnaise, as the round’s schedule continues with men’s doubles and mixed doubles also underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Winbredes
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Miss Brough
Nelly Adamson
Miss Fry
Michele Bourbonnaise
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Pat Todd
la Jolla
America
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Gardnar Mulloy
Lewis Hoard
Ken Rosewall
Herb Flam
Art Larsen
San Francisco
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
U.S
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Wesley
Solven
H. Dewitt Owen
DeWittake
Arthur B. Akers
Billy B. Akers
Robert H. Duffy
Devonald
Lottie L. Devonald
Ralph E. Brill
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
Couronne
Speranzo
International
Illinois
Madhens
Millers
Diplomat Hanover
Dolemite
Goshen
N. Y
L. E. Lake
Colfax
Harry Fitzpatrick
Charleston, Ill
Fitzpatrick
Monte Hale “Dise Men’ Ca
Jack, Queen and King
Harold & Mary’s Tavern
North 3Rd ST
Pili
Seama
FURY
Amone
Ges
Tourest Entertainment Bargain
Lex Barker
Rex
Tom Ewell
Laramie Mountains
Charles Starrett
Garfield
Son of
Dr. Jekyll
Louis Hayward, Jody Lawrence
Night Raiders
Whip Wilson, Fuzzy Knight
Eastside
Old Kertiucky
Katharine Hepburn
The
Liberty
Denise Darcel
Tarzan and
Cary Grant
Gunga Din
Corral
Aah
Ternet - Bruce
Savitt
Jacques Brichant
Belgium
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Flam
Mulloy
Grant Golden
Wilmette
Ill
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Straight Clark
Pasadena
Mervyn Rose
Australia
Were
Wm. Tracy
Joe Sawyer
Lash la Rue
Cimarron Kid
Audie Murphy
Yvette Dugay
Lucille Ball
John Agar
Virginia
Texas Rangers
Frankie Lane
Terry Moore
Ma and Pa Kettle
Marjorie Main
Percy Kilbride
Poplar St
Frankie Laine In
Judy Canova
Clark Gable
Missouri
Kiddieland
Lafayette
Hawthorne
Emense Ansco
United
Captain Farian
Errol Flynn
Disney
Cael
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