Indians Drop Second in Four-Game West Swing to Seals
Cleveland’s hopes fade as the Indians lose 3-2 to the San Francisco Seals in Oakland. Bob Lemon to start, but San Francisco rallies with three ninth-inning singles off Sam Zoldak to break a tie. Roy Nicely drives in the winning run after a walk and successive hits.
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Oakland
Calif
Cleveland
Indians
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Oakland Oaks
Sam Zoldak
San Francisco Seals
Ray Murray
Zoldak
Seals
Roy Nicely
Nicely
San Francisco
Lyman Linde
Roy Partee
Thurman Tucker
Artie Wilson
Linde
Mike Garcia
Garcia
Mexican Beats Koury In Billiard Exhibitions
Mexican billiard star Joe Chamaco defeated Dave Koury 50-25 and 50-24 in two three cushion matches at Strand Parlors. Chamaco posted a high run of six and needed 41 and 43 innings respectively, while Chamaco’s journey includes a prior win over Willie Hoppe 300-299 in Philadelphia exhibitions.
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Joe Chamaco
Dave Koury
Strand
Chamaco
Dave
Willie Hoppe
Philadelphia
Thistle Down Plans Two Race Meetings This Year
Cleveland AP report states Harry Allshouse, one of the track’s original owners, named general manager. Thistle Down will stage a 24 day autumn meeting starting September 15 and a 20 day spring gathering beginning May 7 at Randall racing venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Allshouse
Thistle Down
Thistle Down-at-Randall Racing
First Football Mishap Reported From Fremont
Fremont High School coach Les Brinkley reported the first 1949 gridiron casualty, Julius Sims a 14 year old freshman prospect, suffered a broken collar bone during blocking practice in a spring training drill yesterday.
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Fremont
Fremont High School
Les Brinkley
Julius Sims
DiMaggio Drives In Pinch Hit Rally In 6-0 Win
St Petersburg report says Joe DiMaggio, injured Yankee outfielder, is piling up marks as a pinch hitter. He singled in a pinch hit to start a three run seventh in a 6-0 victory over Philadelphia. DiMaggio has three singles and four walks in nine pinch hit appearances.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
DiMaggio
Philadelphia Phillies
Yanks
Senators optimistic on Sid Hudson as season nears
Vero Beach Florida reports that Sid Hudson looks headed for a strong year, allowing only one earned run and striking out seven in eleven innings. Washington still lost 5-4 to Chattanooga farm club in Orlando, amid a shaky start by Bobo Newsom who held his former teammates hitless for three innings.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Washington Senators
Sid Hudson
Hudson
Senators
Orlando
Chattanooga Southern Association
Bobo Newsom
St Vincent Stuns Toledo In Tight Tourney Affair
In a crowded tourney clash, St Vincent rallied from a 17 point Toledo lead to edge ahead late in the third, only to see Toledo surge back. Jerry McCloskey paced St Vincent with 17, while Dick McCloskey left on a twisted ankle. Don Donoher sits out Toledo with a fever as Hamilton Public remains the only previous Class A or B champion still in contention.
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Wily Wentz
St. Vincent Helm
Jerry McCloskey
St. Vincent
Toledo
Dick McCloskey
Larry Bondy
Don Donoher
Stecky Barred From Bowling In Canton Recreation Sweeper
Canton Recreation handicap sweepstakes starts Feb. 19 and runs through April 10. Stecky Barred From Bowling In Canton Recreation Sweeper Stecky Barred From Bowling In Canton Recreation Sweeper Bill Stecky, Seville resident, loses entry after manager Fred Rini finds his Feb 1 average of 171 overstates his ability. Stecky had been set to roll at 10 tonight. James Nagy of Cleveland high profile, and Caracillo of Massillon top scores, with other locals and multi-squad heats outlined as averages are adjusted and new leaders emerge during the event.
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Bill Stecky
Seville
Medina County
Canton Recreation
Fred Rini
Stecky
PeCville
Rini
Northern Ohio
North Canton
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Connie Schwoegler
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Mickey Caracillo
Massillon
Elyria
Lake
Metropolis
Elks
Akron
Fred Hazel
Caracillo
Whitey Eberhardt
Hazel
Canton Bowlers Entangle Money Scores in National Tourney
Canton Ohio bowlers shone in Atlantic City as Hamm's Beer led 92 teams with 2847 total, aiming for prize money as the event continues. Mondok Tailors rebounded from Thursday, posting three money scores in doubles and a singles showing, with strong efforts from Len Phister and Sterling DeWalt.
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Canton
Atlantic City
N. J
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Hamm’s Beer
Mondok Tailors
HAMM
Mozea
Caplea
Gravila
Greavum
Sandra
Eee
Burger Beer Cronin
Pope Ied
Gresna
Miday
Endershott
Hudak
Dewalt
Thomas
Sinay
Jones
National Hockey League Playoffs Resume Tonight
Montreal Canadiens host Detroit Red Wings as the two teams split their series at one win each. Toronto Maple Leafs lead the Boston Bruins two games to none as the best of seven Stanley Cup battles continue tonight in two pivotal matchups.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
Barons and Indians Clash for Calder Cup Decider
The Cleveland Barons meet the Springfield Indians in the third and deciding game of their Calder Cup series at home. Winner advances to face the Hershey Bears in the semi finals, while the loser ends its season. Johnny Bower guards the net as Pete Leswick returns to peak form for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
INS
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Springfield Indians
Hershey Bears
Johnny Bower
Cleveland Nets
Pete Leswick
Tigers End 1948 Season With 39–38 Home and Road Record
Detroit finished the American League season with identical home and road marks, winning 39 games and losing 38 at both Tiger Stadium and on the road, reflecting a balanced 1948 performance.
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Detroit
Tigers
47 Will Get Caps in Aultman Nurse School Ceremony
1951 class members at Aultman Hospital School of Nursing will receive caps at a Sunday capping ceremony in St Pauls E U B Church. Miss Hannah M Mathews will present caps and Rev Dennis W Foreman will give the address Beginners. A reception follows in the Morrow House.
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Aultman Nurse School
Aultman Hospital School of Nursing
Hannah M. Mathews
Dennis W. Foreman
St. Paul’s E. U. B
Morrow
Canton
Virginia Adamski
Eleanor A Ake
Helen Armel
Joanne Atkinson
Mary M. Banks
Virginia Lou Beck
Donna Butcher
Barbara Gorman
Jeanne Guarino
Helen Humphreville
Marilyn Lutz
Willa Marmie
Rita McClain
Dorthy McDowell
Julie McKay
Canton Hospitalization and Local Advertisements Note
A compact listing blends hospital notice phrases with a dense array of local business ads and numerous personal names and addresses. The fragment mentions hospitalization, a dialing number, and various ads for services such as shoe repair, ice cream, carpet cleaning, floor covering, plumbing supplies, and a few named residents with street addresses across Canton and neighboring towns.
Country Kitchen Offers Home Cooked Meals 144 Miles North
An ad notes The Country Kitchen located 144 miles north of Greentown, inviting travelers to stop for delicious home cooked meals. The brief promotion emphasizes hearty cuisine and roadside dining.
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Greentown
Chicken Dinner at the Farm This Sunday
A farm event offers all day chicken dinners with home cooked foods and pies. Hosted by Mrs. A. Howard at Kelp Farm, route 62 South. Dial 40844-ad for details and directions.
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A. Howard
Kelp Fm
Dial
Local Marriage Announcements and Divorces Listed
March 24 Mercy Mr and Mrs Claude Keim 218 2nd st se daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Hanle rd 3 Canton son Mr and Mrs Ralph Milano 1500 3rd st ne son March 24 Aultrian Mr and Mrs Guy R Sattler 207 Donnerrd North Canton son Mr and Mrs Roy E Ammond 1207 6th st sw son Mr and Mrs Carl R Stimmel rd 1 Hartville daughter Mr and Mrs Roy Fisher 20112 Market are Minerva son Mr and Mrs Warren Knight rd 5 Canton son Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith 1216 4th st nw daughter Mr and Mrs Gust Papas Catherine Noble 1244 Western ave sw daughter Mr and Mrs William J Nelson AD 5 3202 N Leonard ave Massillon daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Martin Munster Ind daughter March 22 St Margaret s Hospital Divorces Granted Addresses as listed on petition Jean John Chipper Magdalena Chipper 406 N Webb st Alliance Melvin Baughman Paris Emma Baughman 66 W Elyst Alliance Howard Hershberger 1230 Tuscarawas st and Maude
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Claude Keim
2Nd St
Robert Hanle
Canton
Ralph Milano
3Rd
St NE
Aultrian
Guy R. Sattler
Donnerrd
North Canton
Roy E. Ammond
6Th
Carl R. Stimmel
Hartville
Roy Fisher
Minerva
Warren Knight
Arthur Smith
4Th St NW
Gust Papas
Catherine Noble
Western Ave
William J. Nelson
N. Leonard Ave
Massillon
Jean
John) Chipper
Magdalena Chipper
N. Webb St
Alliance
Melvin Baughman
Paris
Emma Baughman
W. Elyst
Howard Hershberger
Tuscara
Maude
Sidelights oppose moving state tournament to Cincinnati
The Sidelights board of governors does not favor moving the state tournament to Cincinnati. After four tourney games, a sellout remains elusive with 12,030 fans attending Fridays two Class A games, including 6,626 for the night session, and Thursdays game drawing 11,331 for a two day total of 23,369. The Coliseum capacity is 6,700 and scalpers circulate around the grounds as state events continue.
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Board of Governors
Cincinnati
Hamilton Fans Pack Downtown Columbus For Final Night
Hamilton brought a huge cheering delegation to downtown Columbus. Cars decorated with crepe paper carried pep slogans and blue signs such as Bring it home Big Blue Pour it on Big Blue Big Blue go through. Hamilton and Toledo fans lined up after games to buy ducats for tonight's finals. The Class A final is expected to draw a near capacity crowd for the B final as well.
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Hamilton
Columbus
Toledo
State Champions claim dashed as Massillon loses to Mansfield
Hamilton football players wore athletic sweaters at Friday's game bearing varsity Hs with the words State Champions. The Big Blue had claimed the mythical state title earlier, but Mansfield defeated them late in the season.
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Massillon
Hamilton
Big Blue
Mansfield
Marriage License Applications in Massillon and Alliance
The notice lists several marriage license applications including Gordon E. Owens 25 of 522 Oak SE Massillon and Clarissa M. Parcell 24 of 506 Smith NW. Sara Jovis 51 and Ruth Len ora Dry 40 of 1633 8th St NE. Howard J. Hershberger 42 and Blanche D. Peddicord 37 of 707 5th St NE. Benjamin F. Garcia 21 of 926 Carnahan NE and Margaret A. Perry 18 of 1823 8th St NE. Joe Roscoe Crow 35 and Ethel Ruby Richmond 31 of RD 2 Alliance.
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Gordon E. Owens
Oak SE
Massillon
Clarissa M. Parcell
Smith
Sara Jovis
Ruth Lenora Dry
Howard J. Hershberger
Blanche D. Peddicord
5Th
Benjamin F. Garcia
Carnahan
Margaret A. Perry
Margaret A. Perry, 18, of 1823 8Th St
Joe Roscoe Crow
Ethel Ruby Richmond
Alliance
Mrs. Carl Wise Heads Women Republicans Club
Mrs. Carl F. Wise is named the new president of the Women's Republican Club succeeding Mrs. Robert A. Wilson who served three years. New officers were elected at a Friday night YMCA board meeting with Mrs. A. Russell Miller as first vice president and other roles filled. The next club branch is planned for April 12 at the YMCA.
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Carl F. Wise
Women’s Republican Club
Robert A. Wilson
Y.M.C.A
A. Russell Miller
Wilson
Joe Yoder
Charles Tressel
Daisy Rost
Maude Owen
Malvern Man Resigns as Poultry Association Manager
March 26 C. F. Moser formerly of Malvern resigns as manager of the Northeast Ohio Poultry Association effective April 1. Moser has held the post since 1933.
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Malvern
C. F. Moser
Northeast Ohio Poultry Association
Foster
Co-champions favored after lone defeat in tournament
The teams tied with one loss—Hamilton, McKinley, Massillon, Alliance, and Middletown—are now regarded as co-champions. The event highlight was St. Vincent’s rally versus Toledo Central Catholic, trailing 38-21 at halftime but narrowing to 42-41 as Leo Longville sparked the comeback before Central Catholic pulled away again.
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Hamilton
McKinley
Massillon
Alliance
Middletown
St. Vincent
Toledo Central Catholic
Leo Longville
Central Catholic
North Canton's Cheerleaders Praised By Paul Walker
Paul Walker lauded North Canton's six cheerleaders in his Friday Columbus Dispatch column calling them the best rehearsed and likening their performance to a first rate chorus line. The Vikings band also performed well as most boosters headed north after the event.
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North Canton
Paul Walker
Columbus Dispatch
Vikings
McKinley Bulldogs Face Elusive State Title Bid
Stark County's McKinley Bulldogs return to the state tournament seeking their first championship after 12 state appearances and four trips to the final game without winning the title.
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Stark County
McKinley
Bulldogs
Hamilton Team Quarters Unknown To Boosters
Hamilton’s team is lodged in an unknown location for coaching staff and boosters. Coach Warren Scholler, who played on the 1937 state championship Hamilton team, recalls recent hotel reservation strains. North Canton visited the Ohio Penitentiary Friday as temperatures reached a balmy 73 at four in the afternoon.
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Hamilton
Warren Scholler
North Canton
Ohio Penitentiary
Playground Plans Made in Wooster
Wooster special report notes a playground oversight committee formed to consult with the mayor and city officials on plans for next year if the proposed playground project proceeds. Headed by Art Miller the committee includes John Johnston Ray Katchum Bob Jameson Gerald Barker and D P Bodenbender school superintendent. The Board of Trade recently postponed the program to back a fundraising drive for the new Community Hospital under construction.
Timken Rock Bit Output Curtailed at Mt Vernon Plant
The Timken Roller Bearing Co announced a temporary shutdown of its Mt Vernon rock bit plant due to a lack of orders. The shutdown begins March 31 and will involve experimental work on rock bits. About 180 employees may be affected, with no formal layoffs and recalls possible when needed.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Mt. Vernon
Court Grants Probation In Security Act Cases
Common Pleas Judge Paul G Weber granted two year probation Friday to Itvie A Christman of 2137 Cleveland Ave SW and William White of 300 Bellflower NW both charged with violations of the Ohio Securities Act Indicted in April 1948 they were found guilty Sept 24 A third defendant Virgil H Watson of Summerfield Ohio was tried and found guilty in another branch and also given two year probation Feb 11 They were accused of illegal sale of unregistered oil and gas well securities
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Paul G. Weber
Itvie A. Christman
Cleveland Ave
William White
Bellflower
Virgil H. Watson
Summerfield
Three Autos Stripped Of Parts Valued at $64
Three thefts of auto accessories valued at $64.60 were reported to police today. Cecil Kirk of 2711 10th st SW reported four chrome wheel rims valued at $25 stolen from his car at 7th st and Dartmouth SW. Eugene Hirt of 5053 Aurora Blvd NW, an employee of United Plate Glass Co. at 402 2nd st SE, reported a tire tube and wheel valued at $24.60 stolen from the company car parked on 4th st NE. Donald C. Strasser of 326 Columbus Ave NW reported a set of fog lights valued at $15 stolen from his car at 2nd st and McKinley NW.
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10Th St
7Th St
Dartmouth
Eugene Hirt
Aurora Blvck
United Plate Glass Co
2Nd St
4Th St
Donald C. Strasser
Columbus Ave
McKinley
Magazine salesmen held on permit charge
Three Youngstown magazine salesmen Lawrence S. Turney, 49, Charles E. Kurtz, 50, and Lloyd R. Phipps, 38, were arrested by detectives Friday for soliciting subscriptions without the required city permit. They posted $100 bond each and are due in Municipal Court March 29. Det. Capt. William D. Harrison said the arrest occurred at 12th Street and Wertz Avenue NW after a complaint from the area.
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Lawrence S. Turney
Charles E. Kurtz
Lloyd R. Phipps
William D. Harrison
12Th St
Wertz
Three Hurt in Falls Reported to Police
Three people were injured in separate falls reported to police Friday and today. Linda Dreyer eight, of 1236 Maryland Ave SW, treated at Aultman Hospital for knee scratches from a fall on Baxter School grounds. Alex Laird forty two, of 516 Tuscarawas St E, suffered scalp and neck cuts from a fall at that address and was treated at Mercy Hospital. Elmer A. Fox of 720 Market Ave S was arrested on an intoxication charge after a fall head struck a lamp post in the 100 block on Market Ave S and treated at Mercy Hospital for head cuts.
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Maryland Ave SW
Aultman Hospital
Baxter
Alex Laird
Tuscarawas St E
Mercy Hospital
Elmer A. Fox
Market Ave S
Rotarians Show Movies for Malvern Farmers
Malvern Rotarians host Brown Township farmers at the high school Monday night for Ohio wildlife movies.
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