Arunski Leads Boosters to Second Win of Week
West Tuscarawas Merchants fell 5-1 as Arunski allowed three hits for the Canton Boosters, who moved to 8-1 while the Merchants stand at 4-4. A postponed B Billiards-Fairmount game was again called off due to wet grounds.
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Arunski
Boosters
Ted Arunski
West Tuscarawas Merchants
Canton Boosters
Merchants
B. & B. Billiards-Fairmount Merchants
Fairmount
Roosters Fall Late as West Tuse Edges For Mercthans
In a tight baseball duel, the Roosters score in the seventh but fall 5 1 to 1 as West Tuse pushes a lone seventh inning tally. Arunski goes seven with seven strikeouts, Mohr fans five and allows 12 hits, amid a flurry of players collecting multiple hits led by Alex Michael with a triple and two singles in five trips. Correlli Bryan Evangelista Bat tista lead the offense. Michael clubs a 3 B 3B while Evangelista adds a 2B.
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Merchants
Floyd Mohr
Alex Michael
John Correlli
Jim Bryan
Howdy Davis
Bob Evangelista
Arunski
Mohr
Booster Ahoaj
Ahoa Correlli
Hogue
Latver
A.cugini
Bryan
Battista
Van
Cugini
Michael
Stevens
H.davis
P.cugini
Evangelista
L. Davis
Belloise to Meet Wagner Levine Winner in Cleveland Bout
Steve Belloise, a top middleweight, will travel to Cleveland next month to face the Wagner Levine winner in the stadium’s outdoor program. Matchmaker Larry Atkins set the top bout as the main attraction, Belloise likely giving up about 10 pounds. A 10 round semifinal features Cleveland’s Jimmy Bivins versus Al Marchiano, a South American heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland—(Inc
Steve Belloise
Cleveland
Dick Wagner
Artie Levine
Larry Atkins
Belloise
Wagner-Levine
Jimmy Bivins
al Marchiano
Princeton Cornell Meet to Host Oxford Cambridge Rivals
Five new meet records and a thrilling one mile race are expected in Palmer stadium as Princeton and Cornell face Oxford and Cambridge. The tenth renewal of the international rivalry dates to 1921 with America leading four victories to three and one tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
INS
Pirates 1909 Team Sets Major League Win Record
The 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates won 110 games, establishing the major league record for most victories in a single season and cementing their place in baseball history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pirates
Top Softball Leaders Sweep Weak Rivals In League Night
The Industrial Morning Softball League results show Timken beat Union Metal 8-1 despite few hits, Ford Motor 9-5 over Babcock Printing, Ford Tool & Die 10-9 in extra innings against Automatic Steel, and Triangle Sports winning both games 6-5 and 7-3 over Snack Shop. Troy Laundry remained undefeated with 9-7 and 11-5 wins over Avenue Grill, solidifying a 10-0 Class B record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvaw
ALR
RAVAN
Timken
Union Metal
Ford Motor
Babcock Printing
Ford Tool & Die
Automatic Steel
Troy Laundry
Spanking Avenue Grill
Triangle Sports
Snack Shop
Triangle
Babcock
Automatic
Avenue Grill
Maple Merchants
Wire Spre
Arcadia
Ray’s Grill
Ray's Grill
Jr. O.U.A.M
Jockey Suspended For Assisting Tour
Los Angeles dispatch reports jockey Ralph Neves, a top rider, received a 15 day suspension from the California horse racing board for taking part in a horse touting scheme. He aided Kenneth Messenger of San Francisco in collecting about 710 dollars on a tipped horse, with no evidence of personal gain by Neves.
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Los Angeles
INS
Ralph Neves
California Horse Racing Board
Neves
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
Kenneth Messenger
San Francisco
Dillard Secures Double Win at Royal Ulster Meet
Harrison Dillard of Cleveland won two events at the Royal Ulster international meet in Belfast. He captured the 120-yard high hurdles in 15.9 seconds and the 100-yard dash in 10.2 seconds.
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Belfast
Ireland
Harrison Dillard
Cleveland
Quakers Only 3 Down After Halting Cards
Eddie Sawyer's Phillies surge past the Giants into the NL race. Kenny Heintzelman earned a 3-2 win over the Cardinals to extend Philadelphia’s winning streak to four and seven of eight. Gran Hamner had four hits, pacing the attack, as the Phils claimed 12 one-run wins.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Tab
Fighting Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Kenny Heintzelman
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Reds Seek End To Four Game Losing Streak At Dodgers
The Cincinnati Reds suffered their fourth straight loss, 10-5 to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Redleg pitching collapsed in a disastrous inning, as Brooklyn seized control with a six-run seventh. Manager Bucky Walters set Herm Wehmeier to face Don Newcombe in the rematch.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redleg
Bucky Walters
Herm Wehmeier
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Baseball Leaders Summary From The National and American Leagues
In the National League Robinson of Brooklyn leads with a .343 batting average and 41 runs. Reese of Brooklyn tops runs with 41 and Robinson has 47 RBIs and 69 Hills. Waitkus of Philadelphia leads in doubles with 69. Robinson and Furillo share the lead with 5 triples. KKmer of Pittsburgh has 13 home runs. Robinson and Reese of Brooklyn are tied with 10 stolen bases. Branca of Brooklyn leads innings pitched with 81. Innusen of Brooklyn has 52. In the American League Zernial leads with a .355 batting average. Joost of Philadelphia has 55 runs. Williams of Boston tops RBIs with 55. Kell of Detroit has 65 hits. Zernial of Chicago has 17 doubles. Mitchell of Cleveland has 7 triples. Williams and Stephens of Boston tie for 14 home runs. Dillinger of St Louis has 7 stolen bases. New York holds 9 runs batted in with 61. Detroit 61.
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Robinson
Brooklyn
Reese
Brookyn
Hills—Robinson
Waitkus
Philadelphia
Furillo
Smalley
Chicago
Kkmer
Pittsburgh
Branca
Ilnnusen Imeem Brooklyn
Zernial
Joost
Philadelpia
Williams
Boston
Kell
Detroit
Mitchell
Cleveland
Stephens
Dillinger
St. Louis
Cleveland Rider Wins feature at Sportsman Park drive
Paul Myers of Cleveland captured three events including the feature race at Sportsman Park in Bedford. Paul Goldsmith of St. Clair Shores, Mich., finished second and Noble Goodman of Ransomville, N. Y., took third in the feature.
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Cleveland
INS
Paul Myers
Sportsman Park
Bedford
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shore, Mich
Noble Goodman
Ransomville, N. Y
First U P Church Plans Afternoon Children's Series
First United Presbyterian Church will sponsor an afternoon children's program starting Wednesday after noon and continuing through July with sessions Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 p m. Activities include games music worship Bible stories and drills with two age groups. Older youths will hear book reviews. younger will hear stories about Indians fairies nature lore and humor. Craft shops run Tuesdays at 1216 Perkins Ct NW for youths over 10. Tours Thursdays will visit Canton Art Institute Players Guild People's Bank Timken Vocational High School and Holguern's Dairy. Instructors include many named women and Miss Jane Stinson. Sunday School will feature a program at 9:30 for the children's department. Junior intermediate and senior groups meet at 6:30 p m. Musical numbers by Mr and Mrs Wesley Gero and Miss Annabel Marks. The pastor will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Perkins Ct NW
Canton Art Institute
Players Guild
People’s Bank
Timken Vocational High School
Hol- Guerns Dairy
Children’s Department
Beulah Young
Wesley Gero
Annabel Marks
Akron golfers set for district events at Breathnach and Firestone
Canton district golfers prepare for next week’s Akron District Golf Association Open at Breathnach club in Cuyahoga Falls and the Women’s inaugural Akron District event at Firestone C. C. Seventy plus entries include Joe Guysick, Hans Merrill, George Zagrave, Bill Boehm, Ray Reighart, and Bernard Harwell. The women’s 72 hole round robin pairs start at 9 a.m. with 27 competitors reflected in morning and late tees.
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Canton District
Akron
Akron District Golf Association
Cuyahoga Falls
Breathnach Club
Congress Lake
Joe Guysick
Hans Merrill
Tom
George Zagrave
Alliance
Bill Boehm
Ray Reighart
Bernard Harwell
Firestone C. C
First Presbyterian Children Day Services at Church
The annual Children's Day program at First Presbyterian Church features beginner to junior departments, with a 4 p.m. Sunday service. Rev. George E. Parkinson will preach on Conquering Our Failures. Senior choir led by Philip J. Hodel will sing Haydn and Hall pieces with soloists, and organ numbers by Mendelssohn and Mozart. Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. Coed Club at 6:30 p.m. Centennial Group picnic Tuesday at Ink Park Shelter. Pearl Bible Class and In-as-Much Class picnic Friday at 6 p.m. at Mrs. J. H. Schmitt’s home. Boy Scout Troop 8 meets Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
George E. Parkinson
Philip J. Hodel
Haydn
Burke Wentz
Aileen Stiffler
Frank Condit
Desmond Ward
Hall
Mendelssohn
Mozart
Bill Glenn
Pioneer Camp
Centennial Group
Ink Park
Pearl Bible
J. H. Schmitt
Ambler Ave
Boy Scout
First Baptist Children in Day Program at Church
First Baptist Church hosts a Children s Day program with Rev J H Satterfield officiating the dedication of children. Junior High Fellowship and Senior group meet at 6 30 p m with Carol Zagray leading and officers to be elected. Youth Night Thursday features church gathering, roller skating, swimming and bowling at the Y M C A tonight at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. H. Satterfield
Carol Zagray
Y.M.C. A
First United Pres Children's Day Program
During the Bible School hour at 9 30 a m at First United Presbyterian Church the annual Children s Day program will be presented. Mrs Ray D Bender Sr and Mrs Robert Ewing lead. Students include Carol Grunau m Molly Daugherty Billy Scoggan Tanny Zaiser James Gordon Evelyn Miller Polly McAfee Carol Miller. A dialogue Treasures by Peggy Young Corrine Lennon. Sandra Gordon Ruth Sickel Shirley Hart piano solos by Mary Young violin Schon Rosmarin. Rev Walter R Young preaches on Children of God in morning worship. Mrs Leota Hughes and Mrs George Zimmer sing I Shall Not Pass This Way Again. The choir performs The Lost Sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Ray D. Bender Sr
Robert Ewing
Carol Grunaum
Molly Daugherty
Billy Scoggan
Tanny Zaiser
James Gordon
Evelyn Miller
Polly McAfee
Carol Miller
Peggy Young
Corrine Lennon
Sandra Gordon
Ruth Sickel
Shirley Hart
Mary Young
Children’s Day Observance at Louisville E U B Church
Louisville E U B Church holds Children’s Day at morning services with special music by the intermediate choir and a senior choir anthem. Rev Emerson Rugh preaches on "All the Children of the World" at 8:30 and 10:30, with the offertory noted.
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Louisville
Adams
Emerson Rugh
First Methodist Church Plans Children’s Day Activities
Various church departments will participate in a Sunday Children’s Day program at First Methodist Church. Junior choristers directed by Mrs. Milo Bixler will sing several pieces, with cradle roll and kindergarten groups also performing. The program includes a play, student solos, and infant baptism. Intermediates and M.Y.F. will present items, with numerous leaders and participants listed. Also noted are upcoming district picnics, fellowship meetings, transportation arrangements, and a choir rehearsal.
Paradise Reformed Sunday School Plans Children’s Day Program
Paradise Reformed Sunday School schedules a Children’s Day program Sunday at 10 a.m. Rev. Carl Barmuth will deliver a sermon on Jesus and the Children. Various departments perform songs, readings, and musical numbers led by department superintendents Mrs. Lester Casseler and Miss Ruth Sluss, with multiple performers named, a cradle roll promotion, fellowship leaders, and a union Daily Vacation Bible School program Friday at 8 p.m.
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Paradise Reformed Sunday School
Carl Barmuth
Jesus
Lester Casseler
Lynne Heyne
Sandra Antram
Linda Black
John Shank
William Walworth
Ruth Sluss
George Pforsich
Eileen Dawson
Deanna Marks
Robert Pforsich
Stanley Arner
Carol Imdorf
Marion Griminger
Donald Smith
Joan Lothamer
Betsy Henning
David Petty
John Mooth
Thomas Vieland
Sunday School Board
Union
Children Day program at First Congregational Church
A Children Day observance will be held Sunday morning at First Congregational Church with the junior department singing The Battle Hymn of the Republic and organ numbers by Ruth Coe. Rev Charles W Recard will speak on The Boy With One Skate. baptism and reception of members follow. Victory class hosts a 630 p m covered dish supper Tuesday.
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First Congregational Church
Ruth Coe
Demorest
Schubert
Diggle
Charles W. Recard
Albert A. Rosener
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
East Canton
Kenneth Weirough
Vacation Bible School
Mt. Tabor
the Republic
Flower Festival Highlighted in First Christian Programs
The 17th Flower Festival joins First Christian Church services with a 7:30 p m program featuring four youth choirs under Clarence Dretke. Primary, junior and intermediate choirs perform a slate of flower and nature songs, poems, readings, and solos as Ann Annette Viertel is crowned Queen of Flowers.
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First Christian Church
Clarence K. Dretke
Dretke
Savior
Martha Aice
Linda Sponhour
Lynn Ross
Jackie DeCosmo
Charles Porter
Edward Rhodes
Robert Ackerman
Rickey Viertel
Gary Overcasher
Stanley Olmstead
Sharon Walker
Maria Leila Blackburn
Luella Lewis
Joyce Rutter
Marlene Paulus
Carol Snider
Betty
Nancy Maurer
Kay Bates
Beverly Fohl
Marilyn Rutter
Annette Viertel
Paul Kieffer Jr
Tommy Craddock
Richard Cor
Anniversary of Rev Warstler to be celebrated at Holy Trinity
Church notices list multiple Sunday services across churches including Holy Trinity Lutheran with Rev C L Warstler’s 50th ordination anniversary and sermon by Rev G W Miley. Other items note communion at St Jacob's near Cairo, sermons at Zion Reformed North Canton, choir pieces, Children's Day programs, and church activities at Maryland Avenue Baptist First EUB and People's Baptist.
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St. Paul’s Church
C. L. Warstler
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
G. W. Miley
Synod of Ohio
Warstler
W. E. Weber
St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
Cairo
Zion Reformed Church
North Canton
Melvin E. Beck
Marilyn Weaver
Asper
Becker
Bach
Roberts
Burma
Kenneth Willaman
O’donnell
Schubert
I. Thomas Lively
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Philadelphia
People’s Baptist Church
Mary Houston
Beulah Wilder
Plemon Hester
William H. Cotton
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church
C. B. Jones
Christ
Clarence Thompson
E.U.B
G. B. Wetherbee
WAND
E. S. Ferrall
First Spiritual Alliance
Cherry Ave
Nurse Society Reports May Calls and Clinics
The Visiting Nurse Society staff made 1500 visits in May, including 1217 nursing care and 283 instruction and investigation. Fifty five new patients were listed. Ninety nine orthopedic treatments were given, with 57 attending orthopedic clinics and 58 well baby clinics.
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Visiting Nurse Society
Congress Lake
Dr Sockman Speaks At Kent State Graduation
Dr Ralph W Sockman of Christ Church in New York City will deliver the commencement address as Kent State University graduates its largest class in history. Slightly more than 75 percent of this year's class of 700 are veterans.
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Kent
Ralph W. Sockman
Christ Church
New York City
Kent State University
Carmel Custard Pie Recipe by Mrs H C Eicher
A submitted recipe from Mrs H C Eicher of North Lawrence Ohio describes Carmel Custard Pie. Mix brown sugar flour and butter then add egg yolks vanilla and milk Fold in stiff egg whites and bake in an unbaked shell at 400 for 7 to 10 minutes then decrease to 300 for about 30 minutes or until set.
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H. C. Eicher
North Lawrence
Ohio
Former Minister Here Plans 2-Week Revival
Rev. E. M. Kaigler of Detroit returns to Antioch Baptist Church for a two week revival speaking each night at 7 30 starting Monday through June 24 He is a former pastor who left here 16 years ago and is a graduate of Los Angeles Bible Institute with postgraduate work at USC
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Antioch Baptist Church
E. M. Kaigler
Detroit
Church of Our Father, Baptist
Kaigler
Los Angeles Bible Institute
The
University of Southern California
Fr. Palm Celebrates 25th Year of Ordination
Rev. Fr. Francis J. Palm pastor of St. Louis Catholic Church Louisville marks 25 years since his ordination on June 14, 1924. Mass at 10:30 a.m. Monday followed by clergy dinner. Solemn High Mass of Thanksgiving June 19 at 10 a.m. Reception at 8 p.m. in parish hall. Palm’s early assignments included Canton St. Peter's Massillon St. Mary’s and Dungannon St. Philip Neri before Louisville in 1943.
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Francis J. Palm
St. Louis Catholic Church
Louisville
Palm
Fr. Palm
Joseph Schrembs
St. Peter’s Church
Canton
St. Mary’s Church
Massillon
St. Philip Nergi’s
Dungannon
Rev William E Bridge to serve as supply pastor here
Rev William E Bridge, with 43 years in Ohio Baptists, resigns as supply minister at First Baptist Seville. He will serve as supply pastor for nearby churches this summer while residing in Canton. He previously led Columbia Baptist in Cincinnati and has worked in supply and interim roles across Ohio since August 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Bridge
Baptist Church
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Seville
Bridge
Canton
Columbia Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Annex Planned By Mt Zion Methodists
Mt Zion Methodist Church on Baymrd east of North Industry will break ground Monday morning for a $5,000 addition. Rev Newman Powell pastor will turn the first spadeful at 9. The addition to include Sunday School rooms basement kitchen and a recreation room, expected to finish by late fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Baymrd
North Industry
Newman Powell
Pony Ride Opens Sunday on Tuscarawas Street W
Noble Null of Navarre launches a junior bridle path for children Sunday at 2 p m in the 4400 block on Tuscarawas Street W near Whipple Road beside Food City. An 80 foot portable path with three Shetland ponies will be for grade school children, with operations planned nightly and on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Noble Null
Navarre
Tuscarawas St
Whipplerd
Food City
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