Westminster Falls as First E.U.B. Tops No. 1 Softball
In local league play Westminster Presbyterian dropped from second to third after losing to league leading First E.U.B. While other results held, First E.U.B. walloped First Methodist in Church Softball No. 1. Naples Spaghetti and George's Service kept a tight half game apart in Class A Slow Pitch by winning doubleheaders.
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Baseball scorecard chaos at season clash and mix
OCR fragment shows multiple MLB box scores with batters Vernon Easter Rosen Dente and teams Washington Cleveland Boston St Louis Yankees Tigers listing runs hits and errors. Includes pitcher lines Mor eno Gromek Widmar Shea Aloma Erskine Wilson and game outcomes.
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Eastern League Scores With Wide Gaps Reported
Hartford defeated Scranton 10 to 2 while Williamsport was blown out by Schenectady 38 to 4. Binghamton edged Elmira 2 to 1 and Wilkes-Barre beat Albany 4 to 1.
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Central League games set Dayton tops Saginaw in tight clash
Dayton defeats Saginaw 3 to 2 in a close Central League contest. Grand Rapids edges Charleston 3 to 2. Muskegon’s game at Flint postponed due to rain, delaying play.
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Walcott Faces Charles for Fifth Try at Title Fight
Jersey Joe Walcott, 37, says he was robbed in two prior title bids against Ezzard Charles and Joe Louis. He meets Charles at Forbes Field, with Louis ringside, as TV rights push purses toward $100,000 in tickets and a possible $200,000 gate. Charles is favorite. Walcott argues for a dramatic upset in a bout that could be worth around $80,000 to the fighters after TV and taxes.
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Rod and Gun Rivalry Shifts With Narrow Victory
Rod and Gun defeated Bil by three points in a close contest. Earlier, Jim posted a 95, while Harold Murphy achieved a perfect record by breaking 48 of 50. Scores follow.
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Bond Places Second in Mountain State Open Rifle Meet
Sam Bond of New Philadelphia finished second in the overall aggregate at the Mountain State open rifle tournament in Parkersburg West Virginia. Bond scored 3179 of 3200, three points behind winner J R Lang of Cincinnati, after leading by three points after the first day.
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Davis Cup Teams Begin Drill for Friday Match
In Louisville on July 17 the U S and Japan Davis Cup squads began practice for the American zone first round. Both teams arrived the day prior and Japan greeted the U S players before the best-of-five series opens Friday at the local venue.
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Snappy-Wrap pattern C826 apron poncho jumper
Pattern C826 offers a fabric wrap that can be worn as an apron with a potholder, or as a poncho or short jumper. Includes tissue pattern medium size and pocket transfers. Send 25 cents in coins with name, address and zone to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept. 27 Needlecraft Dept. P. O. Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York 11.
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Livestock Prices in Cleveland Market Report
Livestock prices in Cleveland on July 17 show steady overall trends. Cattle and calves remain active with prime steers at 36 to 37.50 dollars and calves up to 38, while hogs feature steady to slightly higher quotes, with Yorkers 22.75 to 23.25.
New York Stock Market Mixed Gains After Slim Recovery
New York July 17 INS The stock market staged a selective recovery from Monday's sell-off with some issues rising on special influences though many blue chips lagged. Shell Oil led with a 1 percent gain to 59 after a Montana oil discovery. Northern Pacific Railway rose to 42 percent lease area. Strong performers included Commercial Solvents at 2842 and American Cyanamid up after an early dip. Dow factors showed mixed results with U S Steel up, Chrysler down, GM flat, Westinghouse higher, GE lower, and Du Pont down. Volume in the first hour was 230,000 shares.
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Grain Quotations Open With Irregular Market Moves
Grain futures opened irregular today in Chicago with wheat down to 4c and corn off around 4c, oats rising slightly, and rye steady to 4c lower. Soybeans held steady to slightly lower after yesterday's downturn, with July delivery down as much as 8c.
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Cattle and Hogs Prices Report From Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh market notes steady cattle demand with steers at 34 to 36 dollars for good to choice and heifers up to 32. Canners and cutters, bulls, and medium grades shown with varied ranges. Hog prices rise 25 cents with 300 head traded. weight bands cited from 100 to 350 pounds with prices listed from about 14 to 24 dollars.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Report from Chicago Market
CHICAGO CHICAGO July 17 Hogs salable 9 000 with gains 25c top 23 25 bulk 18 75 23 heavy 19 50 22 75 medium 22 75 23 25 light 22 75 23 25 light lights 21 50 23 packing sows 17 19 75 pigs 10 17 Cattle salable 5 500 steady calves salable 300 steady good and choice steers 34 38 75 common and medium 27 34 yearlings 27 38 75 heifers 25 38 cows 24 30 50 bulls 25 31 50 calves 25 38 feeder steers 28 35 stocker steers 24 28 stocker cows and heifers 22 34
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Humidity Proves Heat Wave Villain In Ohio Day
The day opened with humidity near 95 percent and a cool breeze from the northeast. Temperatures peaked around 89 degrees at the Ohio highway garage and 86 at Akron Canton Airport, tying Sunday’s record, with humidity improving to forecast a cooler trend and possible thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday.
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Brewster High Band Plans Picnic at Clay Park Canal Fulton
Brewster High School band members and families will attend a band picnic at Clay Park near Canal Fulton on July 29 under the Brewster Band Mothers Club sponsorship. Swimming and games are planned for the afternoon with a picnic supper at 6 30 p m.
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Prices for Eggs and Poultry in Cleveland
AP reports Cleveland market prices for eggs by U S consumer grades delivered to buyers with figures for large, medium, and B categories in white and brown. commercial grading in Cleveland. FOB Cleveland wholesale prices. and live poultry prices for hens, fryers, broilers, roasters and weights.
Egg prices steady in Pittsburgh market report
Consumer grade eggs hold steady with ample supply and fair to good demand. Jobbing prices in 30 dozen cases for candled graded eggs show A white 66 to 70 cents, A brown 64 to 67 cents, A medium white 63 to 64 cents, brown 61 to 63 cents, and B large white around 63 cents, brown 61 to 66 cents.
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