https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa0149dc9fa928033efacecac3bdc17c.pdf 25d58918957b691d8e5c461be2dcee5d PDF Text Text Cabbage Prices Appear Good As Harvest Delayed . ' David Searls, 13, above, Story's Run, graduated from Cool weather and uins held up cabbage harvest in Letart Fat!.! the Bradbury Schopl 8th last week but growen were more grade .tllist svring with a per· . teet attendailce mark fOr all optimistic today about prices. Large producers in Letart u id eight years. ·The lon of Mr. over the week end \that soli~ and Mrs. Fred Searles and heads c.ontinued !!Canty Friday grandson of MrS. Archie Eland .Saturday. Therefore, the lis, David liki!S baseball most Meigs' County Truck Growen' A.' aociation packing plant. whic!J in sports and gets "pretty good grades." , He ·attended was to start work · Sunday, Silver Run Grade School utt· mained idle. , ' ·Meanwhile, pric~a were look· til two years ago·when it was · ing up. , consolidated 'With, Bradbury. Growers said recent market re· porta indicate about one·tbird of the TeMeasee erop remains, and molt of it · is earmarked foF aoathem di!tner 'tablet. Other poutberil statea are "cleaning liP" . ' ' �..J...... I ~I . • .... 1 ;This . One I . ·· · · . ''Our ~dly .lleritage" '. In h~ draJii~trc offer to ''take ovijr" tlle ln the eyes oft.pd. It was on this fi111n folllli·jl (IOWe~s" o( ih,e' ~otte~ug ~o~rt~/Reputillc of 1ation of mdivlduai liberty that thet• . ~. General Ch~rles PeGau le o~sen<ed II.U~ American way of llfe. , ' l iilif ibe ~d~cradation of the state" must inBut treedom never eomes ~slly. Out fol'ievlta~iylnvol,ve "national dislocation and the . fath~ts had to fight for tt Tile stt:uggle seem· losfot our ~ndependence". · eli' Jiopcless at Valley Forge. Even aft~r ·· Th~ , qeperal's rousing statement, which surrender bf Cornwallls there followed . ciltilek ll little loo late to stiffen represcifta. • reatll bf confusion and discouragement tiv go'Verturlent, reminds us of the essay of for~ 'iHc foundmg of a government for the an Arri<'Tt~an high scbool girl, Mtss Lesslie \ people Avety1 df Port Chester, N Y, chosen for 8 • When Benjamin Franklin emerged from Good Citizenship Award by the D A.R. t,he Constitutional Convention, he was ask!!d, Alai~st the background of uuhappy, Com· "What have you giVen us?" Fran~lin ani!We'r..J rnurust·ridden France, tt should be required ed, "A Republic, Sir, if you can keep it." reading for every American We quote· Our goodly herttage is our Republic. Its "Those w4o expect to reap the blessmgs of Constltuhonal guarantees of individual free· liberty must, like men, undergo the falig,oe dbm have brought us unparalled progrf!s II of supporting It " \n.; prosperity It has brought ,us safely through wars and depressions. Its el!oll'olillc Tom ,paine's memorable words serve to stren~lh has enabled us tO .lend I H~lpt~i 'l raml,ry<t us that few People seem concerne~ hand to less fortltnat~ na!ions i!~t wilh the toil and vision, the brain and brawn, the superior performance of our filM!~ "' '>'~" the sacriCice and blood that has been spent ernmrnt, the march of Socialism aih!B'nc•di In wirthlng the freedoms we enjoy today. through the world. dur ancestors were well acquainted with u we w~nt to keep out goodly h~;~aJTv;~~J tyranny They came to America to escape po- must ntver forget that liberty Is riot litical, economic ahd religious persecution gift, but something that each genera\16n Th~ llible was their charter of liberty. They fight to protect - or as Tom Pallte 'said, believed in the sanctity of the Individual soul dergo tlte fatigue or supporting It". Did You Know That? BY BLANCHE M. !!ASKINS IY BLANCHE M. HASKINS we like It all, big breezy berl l have never Hked especially room four bl 1d to hear too tedious dct•llsJ.bout curtains, ' everything. g w n rows, snow} frlenda', trips hither <nd yo , bUI What do you think happened tlhce I vo been "woy down In obout 8 o'clock? Mockingbirds Alabam" aad "Ole MIS9i"lppl" began to sing juot outalde Mon. alnce 1 IQW you last, I'll slmph I thought I'd heard beautiful blrtl have to relate at least a lew high song, but nothing, nothln~ I ever liihlo. heord, motched this. 1 was out In Tbla trip, long hoped lor wo> tho •weetly ocented yard, that ln ttle nature of a pllgrlmagc, u lovely music lloatJng out over 11 t our main objective wns to VIAll all, and truly, r~t ~ nd t, "Stars tho N!tlonal Cemetery ot Vlck< iFetl In Alnbama Last Night" r01 burc. Mila., last restml!' place of me An unforgettable, marvelouJ my Civil War grondlother, Ri experience ehal'b Me killed In that area on So take your Ft Lauderdale, l\lllJ I, ltlfl3 your St. Peteroburg, your M18ml ·~f many long miles thTilU•t m1ihooalre StUlf three aloiN we arrived at Vl41~ · ·1 Give me •kllll))ilma and a re bura, and there. h hllh bluf(a bock o! the of t • l•Y and delight lh' e.nh works, the monumoni•. place In that lovely tho batUo markers, street• mnrk· I'll not stop to tell ol the ed •·confederate Avemue11 and ~orrou1 of drivl1;1g throug~ Mcm "UnJon Avenue" beoullrul tau•.,. ph10 and NQ!hvltlo, that Is bo•t a·hob!O! m•1nolla tree• In l~•ur !or1ot. · lanl bloom, everythin g, simp ly everylhlna you'd ••Pect In t111 • Green Kantucky and sunny TonneSIIeo and all I've told you nationally famous place obout Is tho Important part But to ohy ono whn, We travelled 1800 miles In ou~ he'll walk In there and straight •on'o taat steppln' new Ford, or (eventuollJ) to tHe gme o! we 1d been down there yet, I sup· dler h~·~ oeeklng, let tre •et po1e. rl1bt juot hero. BoeoU!e, 11 ' .,...,......, be done There are 17.000 l wu lhln~tna of how rve a! totdl'ro thoro and (just way, ~o'!JI I o01\111)encemont g.,r 1311100 of thOJe are unkllown, aranatothor' and cou nilesa other~ starting WaY bapk when t WM II or yOU91~r, lilY own, my broth 11110n1 them , But I'd rone to the very IPDI or'• (two pr three o! each) va~ I'd aiwafl talked of, and, dear lous •SIIorled nlc••• and nophew~ lrlendJ, thot nteono aom~ thlng til at H, 'S and aU the ones l na turally WAA pre~ont (ar d~rln~ ono'i life. 21 r•ll'• ~~ teochlne It mikes me klilda weary, Dod 1nd I,will never quite 1~t weary to think of all !he study over the eeuntlou thowandl or Ina, working, plannlqg ·~~ eon 1cr8i ot eollon In Mlululppl pral brain alormo that : go lnt J Oao hu lo oee this to believe It thOle ~flairs. , ' ' Ahd In tho ,brilliant morning 111o1 Iolii fOWl ol colored labor"' To ~lh »Pir 1 ~olton. that lo, hoe in ! ~him,lli,'•l , · lltlwetll plants, huge cultlvotorl . lra~or dra11/n, havlnl ln•t boon OYtr II. Ptt And wide, all over, wer.J l)e <1...-d lllllo tiare nnpatntoll , shaekf, h9tnea of theoe, 1 allliDit Q)d illovu, beca\IBe I~ reottly 11 It oUII thai. And why Be<aUIO lata• land O)l'neri e~ntrol theid vall lireagg, oo4 ~lorcd labOr Jo 10 c~eop that Northerneri mUll IU~IJ l'elard It If ' I~ thll I'Of 9( Our LQnl lDe&. • I ev•r 10 South to live 1 - eottit 1 can't ·10 'thcrelclta wllil't) 'bul 1twould be Alobama " I feel lhat way, Pressure Fouotl . . Key To Hearts , Gi~~rot$}e ' BIRTH •NNOUIIi:tO Mr and 11rs Clarehee O!Vioh•'.l (Ann Mescher) of Grun~, are announcing lhe blr h daughter, Saturday, oy Grandparent• are Mt. and Fred Me~cher, Gruhily, , Va., merly, of Mlncravllle Mn jll&n Kaspar of MlnerovUie, Is kreal grandmolher To Death Near ' lancaster Toda~ ' • I r/ \ LANCASTER, 0, UP1- R1<hard Acker, 22J an emploi ei of tha Diamond Powor Sped18lty Co . burned to death tqday/ tn a car· crash on u ~ 33, north of ~llN\Stet " , ' ' S\llte H1ghway P• trol said er's conJPany car apparently side sv.iped t he truck before crashing '' they were i'eport- and burstmg mto names F1cst reports md1 cattt the vic· dLd 1,1ot mclml ~ !10ry De Gjtull~ tun was trapped in the wr:eckage es~aperl police llnd died befor~ be Could be in Parts and [lew to l he ClVLl SLd.C ot • reac hed r Company offlcmls Sdld they be JCC~(.Iy Acker was enroute to (),I I' '' \ I .' II"OOM \ ' . F,Ol<V&tA'ftON t, ~ ' •' --Pi~rc mu ' 1 , i.Oiu.~,.,...,., , - ;4uGico: �• ' • • ' II 'l . '. ~"year-Old Wha.tever HapPelled To ••• ' 11eMe lliOdy -~~In Relief JOHNNV IIRARDtNO J'hnny w11 troded to Plttsb,. ~h By Unilod Proaa tnternetlonot while hiiiiii!J .400 (but In only four .lohnn' ltrardlno "• 1n Ame,-.. g1m11l In 1951. He wtnt from lcin LHIUI inflet•r tor 10 ... PJHsburgh to the Browns 1gsln, sons. tt his belit with 0111 of IN... INWs worst chl.......:.th.. old St. Louis Browns. AI verutllt •• he was hlndsomo, ltrtnllno played olt f..,r lnftlld pesHions with tha FOurteen-year-old Joone Hmdy won hill ./In~ Ohlo Valley ASIO cla~on )>aiOllall ••me or hiS llfelltlllt won't be 'hb las~ lor sureSilndu ol Middleport when h• eame oa'dn relief In the fourl~ inlllng qlinat Golllpolis for h1> Whot hoppenod to J~hnny Berardino? Now 40, hO h11 lrowns f"'m 1939 throuth 1948, with tlm1 out If war Mrvlct, end tMn moved on to tiM Indians. dropped an 'R' from hit name end 11 Johnny hrtdino hi's ofttn Hln In movies 11 well 11 tolevislon. Loes' Temper BrmJJS Thumb t 0 0 • I B h Ma b F G d ~:::er~~~~ 'rh~~p!:~r~~lled rio e enc , y e or oo Tbe burly .)711-pounder had ex q.pltonat help from hiS mates •t bat II Jamie Bowles pounded ou~ a' aolo homer m the thi•d and c;tuirley §mlth !"'omed out e 1:) ' Bt;twle• In to relieve rounc Hmdy I BALnMORE, UPI _ W!tb Borden ~nd ~elher on and Billy LoeB probably hal Errath' pitched trlwohtoubt ~ th\ nt~t~ The b1•~ hb last game lor the Baltimore an er, w a gone 0 Orlolea. 18011111 Friday, got cotcher Rod Still &leammg over a $100 llno efic:k don an euy pop hack to th:~ and an indefinite au•per.sion met moun · ed out by Oriole . Manager Paul It was ' Middleport'P ': ' ' ~ aeconrl Riehards, Loes Bald today he 1:; ' Hemsley Spins Neat S..Hitter or For 5-3 Victory Q~alifier Field · StfANDINGS Highest Ever On Cincinnati Nines ly Unltod Pnss ~ntor11111""1 the National Open Golf Tourna men! quahlter here teed olf lo· da~ ovor two courses A (otal Ol 114 gollm, 60 pro· fess10naiS' and 54 a"mateurs , w1ll aeelf. berths m the open Quahfl· catibn IS on the Clovcrkrook and Maketewah courses. \ ' > ' ' UA!JU!I ' AMERICAN w L Pet. New York . 27 !p .780 Kan"s City .. 21 17 .1533 B!l Chicago . 19 20 .'117 9 Clev~land . 21 23· .477 9~1 Boson t ••• 10 . . . 20 23 ,... Detroit . .' , 19 23 .432 10!1 IWashmgton . . 18 23 .d9 li Boll1m0re . ' 16 22 421 II !I Sund1 r 1 RMulti f , W11hlngton 5 ~Uithnore 2 K•-• Cltr 6Cltvtlond ~ Outstagrting entrws mclude Ntw York 10 Botton j such pro flhotmakers as Frank Chic-. 1t Dttrolt, ppd. rain ' latuido~s RfsultO Stranahan ol Toledo Pat Schwab of Dayton, Fred Wampler of In· Bolttmoro' 4 Wolthl~ 3 dUIDapoll,, Toney Penna of CHl Ntw Y•rk 5 Iuton 4r 10 lnnt. NATIONAL LIAGUI ' cmna!t and Joe Campbell o! 1 Locs went wild Tenn p 01 lie shoved. Napp twice m un Knoxville, Amateurs include JockiC Ntck W L ct. controlled anger. then threw thr laus, 19, of Columbus, who won San Frand.sco . ~ 17 .822 ' ball agamst the plate and also the 1930 OhiO Open and ta•t Milwaukee ' 23 16 .610 .j. hurled hiS cap and glove ~way year's InternatiOnal Jaycee tour Pittsburgh · · 23 20 5~3 4 Becquer eame all the way round nament, ,D()n Essig, the National Chicago '· · : . 22 25 .468 1 as the ball rolled to the back Public Links -champ from Jnd11ne St. Louil · · · · 19 22 463 7 I stop and Washmgton went on to polis and Jot:k wood of ClnCiil straliht wlo without defeat ant1 "going to ace the commiaalonpr 1' win, ~-2. n.ati, amateur champJ'ln placed them alone at the top nt Loes' troubles all came aboat The 28 year old cx·Dodger pitthe rive team OVA. during the fifth inalng of Sun· chcr lmmedtately was ejected B~ery Boys Top Jimmy Joe Hemsley, nephew of tbe former major 1eague catcher, Rothe Hemllley. wtio now &Couto for the Wlahlnston b~l el.ub, pitched the Pomeroy QVA team a niee goliJ.g.awa~ present Sunday with a soJld 5·hit, /S~ win over Reedsville •n a game on the high school field. ' II was a eolng away gilt In re· verse, however, aa it waa Hems· ley's last g1me here before jciln· lng tbe Armed fortes lb11 we~k. He had a n~>hllier gblng Into tHe seventh inning but tbon he walked Babe (George) •Ruth who promptly acampered to second, and 11cored on Boyles' •mgle. Re~egsln Bowling Roll-Off ReJiegs Can Take Fourth w . •'.•th w·mT0day In IUht NL Rac,e limes. He added I Bingle to hi• homer Sunday, and two lor tw• II.~ ·Middleport went Into a '·I lead In-the third lnnlne on Bowles' Te homer but Golllpolis made It 4 ~ In lbelr holl ol tho inning >n I:) Borden'• triple and alnglea bv CINCINNATI UPJ _ Clncln· or Tom Acker, Johnny Kllppstem ROderltic, Mcllohon and Thomao nail had tho drop on Chicago and and Hal Jeffcoat wtth rallle• in a :-It batter and an error .,t St. Lout• to clinch fourth plaee the filth, sixth and seventh which thlf.d b11e. That was when Boon<'! today aa the RedJear• played tho Jjlndy Wll called in Cor his bro- only game in the National League ther'a tiring arm. which haJ , w~rled lour lnnlnes Friday. in the top of the lotlrth •Mit· chill, In relief for Fuller, walt· lwo, than with one out Tommy Davia 11011ed, and aner a lleld· er•a choice, Smith got his triple HI 1cored on Jenn1n&t~ W1yland'11 ..r sl~ale. Goiii!>Ollf lied It up with a run In lhe lowth, and two In the filth. vro~n broke the Lie In th~ aeven!l' w•en he wtlked with one out and with lwo out E•tep •lnl~ll .lil.m ,homo from 1eeond. ~,· wtnnm added two JIIJUr· •- runa In the el1hth oa, t~p walltl, an error, ond olnllej''b'Y &IIIIth, Bowlea and Jonnlnp W•Y· 1•114- . Golll~ll tnlcked loeal huri· eri f,r II bits to II for Mlddl.,. 1101:1 bul thoy didn't come at the rl4.~t llmfS. 1 1onldr Kennedy, who atarred xt bat and afield Friday, ohould bo book aoon, Tbomp1on ••I~ He chipped on elbow elldlnc ln!o ueond "" aJa)nll PomorO)'. Tbompton alto oald Mlck Miller 1Rer toytnr with an oiler' In Parkerabufi, hti onnouni!Od ho Will ttlek with lhe h01ne boya and work his po'!'erful pitching arm Into lhlpe. Go!Upolll aot to BOI\ne Hlndy llvtb • lcoltered htle, all tin· but Kindy falltled aev'n wolked three In hls D!tt Inn· qalnst Pltt&burgh The Cub•, Cord! snd Redleg• are tied lor the lint dlvl!lon'o bottom rung, each seven game• out of llrot place Tho Pirates promised to be a atout opponent In the makeup aam11, however, after knocking Mllwxukeo out of lint place Sun· day with a IH victory. Clncln~~BU wao at Philadelphia Sunday, where the Redle1s defeat· od lbe Philo, 2-1, In lhe opener, lben ba!tled to ~n oxhauellna, II· II, draw In the nl1htcap, suspend· 1![, I#! nlniiJ Inning j)coauoe of ~,pytvanla Sundoy eurfew w. Tht lame ended wllh one oul In lbe Redlep' boll of the ninth, oft,r the Philo had overeome a IN Clnclnnotl lead. Tbe Redo hold !he bll mar1ln lftlir lobnny Tomple'a il11eo·load· ed homer In the alxth. Play will be reaumod on tho unflnlahed 11 nal 1ome at a later date . • Six pltchero wont to the mound lor Clnelnnotl In tho nllhlcap while rive oppearod fo• the Phil: Ilea. Cincinnati came, lhrou1h with five runt In the llrot lnnlni to rout JW ~mproch, then knocked out reliever Setb lloreheod In the olxth. Temple'• otberwloe lingle aol Jllll lllcll,lo Alhburn for ~ homer to brinlln lour runa. The Phllo e~lled Brookt Lowrenoe In tho flrtt, then dllpoaed 201 400 120...:10 II 0 loa 120 000- 7 a 8 Hlndy 4, IWP>; Bowlea Dand Ooll, Dave Hlndy Buono , Yo11 Waylond 4 ' · er, Mllchell (LP) and . [H•.w.·cotJrYoN ' j ,, ' ...... .....__ - ' ., ~ _.. ...... ,. 111$1 U.I ..'I.«Jw.• Redlcgs Milweukoo I Rlttlbllrgh 3 Lot AngoiH 9 Chlco10 4 In ~he women s League, Car· St. Loult 1~ Isin Froncloco 9, t2 lings Black Label rallied when two gamee down to wm over Stark's DrUJI three out of fl\'c. Final roll·offs will he held this week tccordlng to R1chnrd Davis, manager of the Pomeroy Howling tied the seore at 10·10 The Reds Laqcs. A summer schedule of op and Phils each acored another run en bowhng several mght each In tbe eighth wook Will be arnnounccd soon by Bob Purkey continued as one the management, DaVI S mdtCBited . ol the brightest stars In the Red· BOSOX SIGN LINSCOTT BOSTON UPI-Outfteldcr Will with two out In the t~lrd Inning ard Linscott, a 22-ycar·old na11vc of Farmington, Mumc, who b<lt ot the opener ' Jack Sanford lost the gamo lor ted .330 m three years at Bow the Phlla as a double by George doin College, h.! s been s1gncd b·• Crowe followed by Don Hvak's the Boston acd So:t~: and sent to single gave the Redlogs the de- their Allentown, Pa, farm club m the Cla&.!l A Eastern League. ctdlng run In the third Inning. leg Bullpen aa he allowed only one run, a homer by Solly ijemus SHADI VALLIY YOUTH IAS!IALL SCHEDULE LITTLE LIAGUE FIRST HALF Indiana . Hcml~ck Grove at ruppcrs Plain ~ Tu•sday, July 29 . ;j_,. 1 Tuesday, June 3 _,_ ·~ Che.sler Dodgcr11 at Che11tcr Van kees Hem1ock Grove Braves River lew Indians Plains at Cllc."'' Platns Dodgers R.ivervlew Braves al at fuppcro ' ~hester Yotn· k... • Riverview Hemlock Grove at lhvervlcw Jn dioni at Tuppe111 Tuesday, Augu,t 5 Tuesday, June 1C Rlvervlc,w )ndhms Rt Chester Dodaers Homlock Grove at Cbettcr Dorl· Chester Yankees Jt Hemluck gm Grove Cheater Yanke•• at Tuppero Tuppers Plams at Rlvcrvtew PiaIll• Bravos .Riverview Braves at ltlvcrvlcw Tuesday, August 12 Indiana • Second half winner at Ftrst Tucad11y, June 17 half winner lor <hamplonshlp CheJter Dodgers at Rlvorvtew BABE RUTH LEAGUE BravOJ FIRST HALF Riverview Indi11ns :tt Chester Thursd~y. Juno ~ Yunkves Allred at Tuppers Plem• Tuppers Plains at Hctnltlck Grove Chosle! pt Rtvervtcw Tueodoy, June 24 HolfllOCk Grove-Open 'I'UPPer& Plalna at Clte•tcr Dod· Thursdoy, June 12 geru ]llv~rvlcw at Allred Cheater Ynnkeea at Riverview Hepllock Grove ut Chcrlcr TUppers Plains-Open Jlruea Thursday. June 19 Riverview Indiana at llemloc~ Grove Allred ot ,tlemlock Grov. Tupper! Plains at Rivcrvtcw Tuesdoy July 1 Cho•ter Dodgeo ·at lllvorvlcw In· Chester- Open diana Thursday , June 20 Hemlock Grove at Chester Indians Chostor at Alfred Riverview Br~v~• at TuppQra Hctlliook Grove ut Tuppers P!Oins Plolno IU.vcrvl~w-Qpen I Thura~ay, July 3 • SICOND HAL, !J'uppeh Ptnins at Chester Tue&day, July R Clicater Ya~ke01 at C~eoter Dod· Rlyorvlew at Homloek Grove Allred- Open IOfl 1 ., SICOND HALF Riverview Brav01 at Hemlock Grove , :r~urs~ay, July 10 Tuppers Plains '•t j\l>orvlcw Jn, 'ruppda ~~~Ina at At[rcd dlllll. ~ ~ Rl~~vl~w' •t Clloster Tuesdoy, July u l!emloek' Grp•e-Opcu ,, Tburs~ay, July 17 Gbe1tor Dod.ero at , Hemloc~ ' Grove · ' ·; Allred at lllvcrvlow Tuppers Plalno 11 Cheater Yan· Cheslor ol ilemloek Grove kees I Tuppera Plaine-Open Thurlldoy, July 24 , Riverview Indians at Rlvervie" at Alirod Brave• ruJipen PlaiQS Tuesday, July 22 ' ' Riverview Bl'llvos It Cheater Dod, July 13\ ecra Chester f .' Ploy your la*e ~i.tA~' til~~~~ .' t' • ~ brake• Gee' . Inns. (;~.. ~!j'~ - ~~~~ · \"''a~CISeO threW Op· en Its' ~eart ·~·~' Ita gate• to the Kom•~omjng,' place Glanta lo· <lay while ~he l>si· P)~e Dodgers fOund 3' · referendum a'nd that lrjghtlul fence again awoltlng them )il Los Angel,es ' SouthPaw Johnny Antonplll end· e~ th~~t ~ Giants' ~ tust easterp trip on · a. trluluphant • note $unday '\'hen ~e pitched them .'back into the National League lead with a 7~2 victory over the Cardinals. That gave the G1ants a record of 11 winS m 19 games since they left Califorul~ . The Dod~Ers dadnlt do so w~u 11 , fuc•t e~ght ~;t::ii~f,~~~~r~~~ 1 ' that the. c~aUengcrs , lighters who wl ~~~;:~~:~~~d :,;~~=~~b.~;; last s~mm11l'l challen~er:l' H~ 1 promii'OH that, Patterson defend thls summer, 1 three timeS, ,"but not Wahama-Pomeroy ftghters whoae tnedr1lo rc.ut our connhe , Boxutg Battle To·Be Under Lights --,- Local basebaJl move11 into Its full schedule thla week 'a• the Co4nty Little League and Pony League, as well aa the M·M Sen· wr League playa off first a:anacJ Hemsley fanned 14 and walk~d Several Interesting t'ivlstl al two, while Balderson in five Inn· ready h1ve conspired tfl add In tcrest to the campaigns which tngs fanned none r&nd walked lhree fmds over 400 boy& In Melg• Charley Norris, tn relief lor •!laid· County, 8 thfouah 19, pa1t1clpat erson, walke4 three and o!ruck out two. ing. ' , The win made the Pomeroy Club Flrlll, tHe Pomeroy-Wahama game fori Wednesda)' night will 1·1 tn otandlngo to Reedsville'& 0-1 he p!aye~ u~dcr Ba~tel Field the upriver club having drawn a • tights 'o~ar!ing al 17 30 Po<lll Ad bye PI its firat round '''' · Riebel has o peppy ' and mo•Uy miSBion wilt bo ~ fo:- all fans yount clilb which eould he tough 12 and up. It will be the firJI meetln o Wtth a little help on lhe ,mound Colllno Is looklnt for a depend· thiB year of what Msentlatly were the high oc~ool Ieima o' able ohottotop with HemoJey'o de· both towns ao the PIIS-WHS partltle. When West doeanlt plleh game was rained out durlnl tbe he Iillo the ~ole nicely but West Is Collins' No.) hurling \hroo~ school days. ' Bub Stl\ierJ, speedY. oulfleld~r Manaj(era Rleh Jbftea and Don worked four innirfas: .Sundar ·1~ Betting of Pomeroy may open right field. 'With Mlddleporl's Bobwith a Bob Cunnil\iham-Tom Gryeaer battery a~d · hofd Bill by Nelson In left, Wilson In oen· Wilson, flddle Borte(s and Terry ter, and either Yo~h( or Stiven In rtgh~ the Pomeroy 1 ct~~ . i• exKnight lri rea~rve, Chet Oliver ol Clifton ,expects peeled to have the fa&lest add to open with D9 nnloi V.aqMetc~ on mOot potenl battlne oulfleld In the ' • 1 tht moul\d snd Elmer Va?M,tcr league, Reedsvllle 000 ooo t20-3 5 ·2 under the malok. 001 022 OOx-3 6 8 Jn tho other M·M 1ames, Rut· POJ11eroy ReedOYII!e· Balderso~ (LP), Nor· land eomo.s til' li:tcld!eport for a rill (8) end B&)'lor. , p: m. lame ' at MuniCipa' , 3 30 Pomeroy: Hem•ley and Nessel· Park. fOld. ber1 Rtlpb witt ploy \fn, N. Y., Forest Hltlo, N. ioubl'' Chial Of , Mountain namenl. . ----- . ,.limite; Bitter "fote ' . out ~117,trip. ~!though theyonty beat the on their wmnins Cu~a, ':!.o,.Sunday on rookte Stan WU!iams' two-htt pttchmg m hia flist maJor league start. Looksd Like Champ• The 'Dodg~rs looked like ' -By that time, howevet, Poll}eroy chomps bebind the nifty pttchmg had chased home five runs, l,one In of the ~)-year-old Williams. Los the third and two each In the filth Angeles scored, the only run or -and sixth. ' the gam~ off loser Dtck Drott m Clncmnat• · · 1'1 20 1 .459 1 7 Manager Done! Riebel's boys' the fou,rth mnmg when Carl Furll· doubled ahd scored on Don fhiladelphia . 18 23 .439 8 got too Hemsley for two more run~ lo Los Angelc< ·' · 17 26 .393 10 Zimmer's smgle In the top ol the eighth on John , Sundo(s Rtsults Antonelli was supported ~Y Taylor's lead off single. He went Lot 1 ~ngeln 1 Chlcato 0 to second on ohe of Pomeroy's '&Ix S1n Fr•rw;lsco 7 St. Louis 2 Pitt&burgh"S Mill!fiUkto 1, 7 Inn/, errors of the day and with one out Johnny Riebel doubled him rein ' home. R1ebcJ went to third on a Cincinnati 2 fhltodoltlhl• I, lot throwing bobble and after Ruth ClnciMotl h Phlt. .lphlo 11, 2ftd laoned C. Taylor singled Rtebel the conl.cllt wa,s to have been day'& game he was pilehin~ 1from the game and Rtchards anpl:~yed at Gllllpolls but a cloud agamst Wa.sbmgton. nounccd the fine and &uspcnsiDn buM down river washed it ou~ Wath Ken Atpromonte on third afterward. i1lb' teams traveled baek to Mid and Luho Becquer on first, Ca· d~port wtlere no ram had fallen milo Pa~~cual htt back to LoeJ, "l've put up wlth qu1tc a lot • Bowles easily Is lending th . who tried lo tag A.spromote In a rrom him He 11:1 fmed $l00 and t.,ue at bat as he haa rour h1t;; rundown Aapromote slid head suspended mdchmtely Beyoo~ tit, pme called after I IMintt home \n five ortlelal traps In two gnmes loog mto the plate and when Urn· that I have nothmg to say."' Rich· ln &he Bend Bowlmg League last by curfew IMiudin1 two home runs GaJII pire Larry Napp called hlm sale. ards sa1d week Nlckt.:I!S Bakery won three Seturday't RHults out of four m a roll off over the Phlladelphlt 5 ,Cin~lnilttl 4 pqlis pltchl!fll walked him tbre" ' • I ' thtn to Cleveland and bick to the Plro~ttl where he clo11d o.ut his CINCINNATI UP!.-The largesr ar..r with • lifetime averatt of held of hopefuls C\ er to enter .249 for 911 malar ltiVUt tames. hnlther, Dave, behmd 4-3, and Af»r two MaNni with th4t lndtwon l~T. r ont, In wlllch he follod "' hit .200, .I ' • Miadl~port Win Sunday OVA:Baseba Games ' ' ·. • Racine .ll~s 12-3 . Win Sqn~ay Q,ve,~ NHsonville.l · ' ' �By Old ' 1 I Pomeroy Village C(\UI\C~ pight drew plan,Jor ,ll to fDee! the problem Under the .plll!ls set ing zones will be set lOcations within 'the v, ' • ~GS,....POMEROY TONIGH'f & TUIIDAY ' 1 "F,()!EWELL TO ARMS" !lllct Rl!doon - Jerinlfcr Jo.., TE~PLE-Middlepon On Speeder~ As Two TONIGHT IU!fOAY & MONDAY "SEVEN BRIJlES EOR $1!lVEN BROTHERS" , (Tcchmcolor) Jone Powell - Howard """' lefl llletiards, Russ Tampblym COMING Juno war 22·21 Me1gs <Jcuntv by tile State Hlibway .h,'in"J;;;; two o6t of TONIGHT ."TO HILL AND BACK" Awlle Murphy - also - UZI"RO HOURI" AndFewa · Linda Darnell & Wed. Juno S-4 "liAR WINDOW" Stewart - Gra<e Kelly THEATER "Perlon Ploct•' Juno 1·11 ' I o(>}'~ fret~· ~ - ·'asiPJI odtdoors, ' llf.ate � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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