Dodgers Stull Dickering for Mize of Giants
In Shreveport the Dodgers and Giants have not completed a player swap but Leo Durocher signals ongoing talks with Branch Rickey. A meeting is likely within three days and a deal remains possible as Rickey may seek Johnny Mize to fill the infield gap. In another note, Philadelphia Athletics continued their triumphant road trip as Memphis reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Giants
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
New York
Brooklyn
Rickey
Durocher
Dodger
Fort Worth
West Coast
Johnny Mize
Flatbush
Memphis
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia routs Birmingham in 14-4 loss in South Today
Philadelphia battered Birmingham of the Southern Association 14-4. Joe Coleman pitched a full game becoming the fourth Athletic hurler to do so, with Coleman and Pete Suder each hitting a homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Joe Coleman
Coleman
Pete Suder
Sain Goes Another Nine, Downs Sally Leaguers
John Sain of the Boston Braves pitched nine innings for the second spring start, allowing nine hits as the Braves beat Columbia of the Sally League 11 to 4. The exhibition game ahead of today’s matchup with Raleigh featured Edwards at third base and Hodges starting at first after a Dodgers win. The report also notes Connors suffered a gashed lip requiring five stitches.
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Raleigh
N. C
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Sain
Braves
Columbia
Connors
Hodges
Atlanta
Dodgers
Hodges Returns To First Base For Dodgers
Atlanta AP reports Gil Hodges resumes batting duties at first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers as rookie Chuck Connors is sidelined after a pre game practice injury from a thrown ball that struck him in the mouth. Bruce is named as the catcher involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chuck Connors
Connors
Bruce
Lutherans Begin Midwestern Basketball Tournament in Cleveland
Two Cleveland teams defend titles as St. Mark enters the junior division and St. Pauls competes in the senior division in a field of twenty two teams for the Midwestern Lutheran basketball tournament opening today in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INL
St. Mark
St. Paul’s
Exhibition Baseball Scores From East and South
Exhibition games showcased Brooklyn beating Atlanta 6 3 and Houston defeating Chicago 3 2. Other results included Pittsburgh over Cleveland 6 2 New York blanking St Louis 4 0 and Detroit defeating Memphis 10 0.
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Brooklyn
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
Agenies
Pittsburgh
Cnleveland
New York
St. Louis
Birmingham
Manana
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Mobile
Detroit
Memphis
Boston
Columbia
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Mankato Seeks Back-to-Back VFW Title In Final Clash
Mankato Minnesota aims for a second straight VFW basketball championship as it faces Akron in the 1949 final. Akron dominated Astoria Oregon 72 47 in the other semifinal while Mankato edged Wiminac Indiana 64 52 after a 29 26 halftime lead. Ernie Hrivnak scored 24 for Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Industrial Union Metal
Superior Switchboard Pure Milks
Mast Arm
Sterling Dairy
Machine Shop
Metal Dept
Industrial Tool
King Meters
Nan's Foods
Slids & Boxes
Machine Sh
Superior Ice Or Flowers
Cirkuts
Mondok Tailors
Foundry
Cleveland
Frank Chismar
Banjos Engineering
Mast Arms
Sub- Koelble
Cugini Indus Tool
Stevenson
Nycum
Hamm's
Decker
Staffaire
Annone
Maloney
Cosmopolitan Staley Insurance
Sid Peatti Tavern
Hooblers
Cal's Place
iCricket Grill
Skids & Box
Bartlett Lumber
Rohrbaugh Bros
Diamond Aig
Price Advertising Arm
Spencer
Cloc
Maloney Motor
Core Room
Roby’s
Igth St. Grill
Jim Lee
Curt Holbein
Esther Teeple
Joe Battista
Ohio Bell
Jack Bernardo
R Hr. Bres
Fred Vissoc
St. Grill
Bartlett
Staley Ins
Lodge
Tozzi Cate
Blue Gill
Sid Pratt
United Eng
Village Inn
Babcock Printing Press
Fisher Auto
F.G.E
Kobac
United Pi Glass
Sub-Assembly
T-Inn
John Low & Son
Carriages
Pure Oils
Jim’s Sweet Shop
Assembly
Jab
Kepler Landing
Planers
Ashy’s Or
Saylor Peat Moss
Folders
Pat & Adie
Harpold Motors
Shipping
McK Pharmacy
iShulan Jewelers
Machinists
Macomber Steel
Strouble Tavern
Barium T
Hufler Flowers
Office
Kobacker
Shulan Jew
Strouble
Ashy’s
Say. M. Peat
Fisher iHuffer Flow
Shipping Ffice
McKinley
UN PI Glass
John Low
Kepler's
A Inn
Shady Hollow
Central Women Maintenance
Sa Tigers
L Die Repair
Yankees
Hess Poultry
Shears
Bears
Nan’s Fine Food
Indians
Howdy’s Top Am
Straighteners
Wolves
Golden Age
Heat Treat
Dodgers
Jack Undertaker
Rebels
Cocaola
Pirates E
the Palms
Pirates
Stahlheber
Maintenance
Bell Dry Cinrs
Tigers
Helen Mullane
Die Repair
Mary Safron
Jo Machamer
Hazel Richards
Per McDermott
Blanche Zernechel
Golden Age Recreation
Hess Bros
Howdy's
Derby Grill
Gremlins
Fairmount Prov
Olivieri Landspeg
Coca-Cola
Post Office
Strikers
Hope
Braumeister
S & J Ferman
Sachsenheim Ler Ois
Stars
Stahlheber's
Pope’s Beer
Rob
G-O
S W Sports
Fairmount
Kohn
Freed
Coca Cola
Escher’s
Comm Press
Donna Myers
Olivert
Nusbaum
Stark's
Feiman
Berghofft
la Hacienda
Freed's
Shulan
St. Peters
Louie's Cigars
Derby Rill
Superior Dairy
Stadlheber
Hoover
Ford Motor
Ywca Y
Lehman Fr-So
Timken Fr-So
Lehman Jr-Sr
Lincoln Jr-Sr
Curt Holbein Oc
Exper
Lin Jr-Sr
Timken Jr-Sr
Serban Cafe
MeKin Jr-Sr
Tusc. Mer
Lehan Fr-So
Little Upset
Shanafelt
Ams.Kirtz
Tool & Die
Union Metal
Sigler
Ford Shi
Pennsy
Merchants
12Th St Grill Rt
Blasters
Hansen
Ore
Cochell and Wood Reach Coral Beach Final
Top seed Earl Cochell of San Francisco defeated Irvin Dorfman of New York 6-3 5-7 9-7 to advance to the Coral Beach tournament final alongside veteran Sidney Wood of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
Earl Cochell
San Francisco
Sidney Wood
New York
Coral Beach
Cochell
Irvin Dorfman
Wood Stops Kovaleski. Head Wins Women’s Singles Title
Wood defeated Detroit’s Fred Kovaleski 6 3 and 6 2 to reach the final. Dorothy Head of Alameda California defeated Barbara Scofield of San Francisco 6 1, 1 6, 6 3 to claim the women’s singles championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Fred Kovaleski
Detroit
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Calif
Barbara Scofield
San Francisco
Notice to Property Owners on Alley Vacation Petition
County Commissioners have received a petition to vacate a 10 foot alley in Sugar Creek Township running north from Harmon Ave. A view is set for 27 1949 at 3:00 p m and a hearing for the improvement on 11 1949 at 11:00 a m in the Court House County Commissioners office. Published in The Canton Repository April 9 and 16 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek Township
Harmon Ave
North Brewster Addition
Court House
Stark
In Memoriam and Canton School District Bids Notice
IN MEMORIAM Our son Ist Lt Edward Weich killed four days ago on April 9. Not dead to us who loved him but lives in memory. The Canton City School District seeks bids for painting exterior surfaces at McKinley Worley and Martin Schools and for masonry work at Martin School. Bids due May 9 1949 with bonds and terms specified by the Board of Education Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weich
Weich
Board of Education
Canton City
High Ave
Canton
Ohio
McKinley High
Market Ave
Worley
23Rd St
Martin
8Rd St
Director of Business Affairs
Theoard
John F. Roos
High Ave NW
Canton 3
McKinley
Lincoln
Canton Repository
Grandstand
Stark County Commissioners
Court House
Stark County Fair Grounds
Roducew
Stark County
Delaws
Com- Weles
Board of
Stark Counties
DA Schrantz
Bargain ads from Halle Bros and local stores
A jumble of classified like halle Bros ad offering super water softener, 75c size at 59c with this ad. Also promotions for purified Snow White Bleach, leather watchbands clearance 79c, jewelry and clock shops, book keeping services, key shop, jewelry maker, and advertising novelty items. Free delivery and estimates offered by several local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle’s
Halle Bros. Co
Rock Berwich
Harry's Key
Parsons Jeweler & Atchmaker
Gilbert
McKinley SW
Shulan, Jeweller
Gaskell Exe Terminating Co
Onna
Lost items and rewards listed around town
A jumble of missing items includes clothing and medicine at Barnett cafe, boy’s gold rimmed glasses, a diamond set, an English bulldog named Toby, a black dog named Sooty, a Navy duffle bag, a blue notebook, a lady’s gold wrist watch, and a 1942 class ring. Rewards offered. contact numbers provided for returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett Cafe
Rin
33Rd
Market N
Toby
21St
15Th
Short NW
Onesto
Mallinson
Loew’s Theater
Avalon
M.J.K
Opportunity for two young men in Canton Ohio
An opportunity for permanent lifetime career with a large life insurance company expanding in the territory. Immediate salary plus commissions. Two year training program and later management potential. Promotions come from within. Send qualifications to P O Box 146 Canton Ohio.
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Canton
T. .Omersall
Nottingham Road
Columbus
Ohio
Caneton
Apemmon
Prth St NW
Washington Hotel
P. O. Box
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Stull Dickering
Mize
Hal White
Broadway
Joe Salvi
Court Avenue Northwest
Ricci Day
Toni
Terry Lane
Charming Songstress
Mickey Morton
Duke Jenkins
Count Demon
Canton-Alliance Road
Reeeal
Little Joe Schovione
Red Stamnettes
Ray McKinley
Tony Vitale
Triads
Hacienda
Massillo
Care
Frank Shannon
Mgr
Valentine Theater
Bidg
LA Pizzaria
East Tusc
Trump Rd
Television
Herman Diana
E. Tusc
Rocky Guster
Bob Golden
Foley
Richville
Navarre Roads
Sally Leaguers
Senora
Alfredo
Hollywood
George O’leary
Marylynn O’shaunnesy
Tabby Haverfield
John Cagliari
Phil Alonzo
Guitar
Mike Parrazzo Accordion
Silver Fox Gardens
Mel Adrian’s Orchestra
Eagles
Canton Aerie
Gold Room 6Th
Market Ave. South
Judd Warstler
Sol’s Mountain Ridge Boys
Tom Bass
Agaret
Harrison
Slim Morris
Curley
Tex Moore
Red Chuck Harter
Night Owl Cafe
Waynesburg Rd
Benny
Lou
Canton-Massillon Rd
Nick Serban
Nite Club
Perry Rd
South Canton-Massillon Rd
Bill Graham
Orch
Nick Simedi, Jr
V.F.W
Floyd Hughes
Walnut Ave
Westlake’s Orchestra
Dave Cappy
Sisser’s
Harrison Ave
Keefer
Mahoning
Akron Vets
Hilda Schrants
SSS Fe
Memoriam
J. L. Finnie
Matthews Funeral Home
Lang Monument Co
4Th NW
Barre
Mapleave NE
Canton Detective Service
Mellett
Jay's
Bivenour's Fur Service
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Mr. Birks
Altman Furniture
Tuscara
Dial
Franz-Gaffney CO
Dewalt Ave
Rossabane Realty Co
Rite Box
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