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There wore four in Gollla County, all minor, althoulh a ~·•· pie: (jf people had · bU!Ili>B aoid serltc:hes." · I 1 . ·Slfety ~::~~~~= 14 21 28 31 -Ii·wis Robert Mc<lr.~tlh,. sald'"he 3;1$ ' Saturday a mine south of the line on Route 33. His oft the left side, hit a domaglng It moderately. 50 car. II wao badly amash· ed.. .. • ... PJ~lth~ weel:end .· aoUons the iloi~orted Earl. D. Hlte, 18, Mid· dleporl, was fined $10 and co.ill by Rutlanc! M<oyor Harvey Erie· wine !,or ·having. a ·defectl.ve, .muf- I~l!'i'i'~!· ,..., Pi()mefoy Mayor Wanis·(}fDrastie. fler, .and, r~lved a ·~apended ti~.e and coste rap for vi<llatl,n of. the sU!te .hlchway use ta~t·l•"!· Atreated C~arles £, ·Lee, 2'1. Mid, dlerQort, lot. reckteaa operation, cited him to Gallla County court tnday. . Man.Is Jailed For Third Time Pomeroy SeDior MA'l'IIIJll. nal High Anno~ Honor Students Tltlol:._.... mnm~-~~u------- RetUtn · ' ' • ~ 1 .Of Work ' ' . ' -, ., { Rft' ANNUALS AYAILAILI llutllilld bleb aeltool atudents may up their t9s&li9 Annuola eny IIIGI'hiQI this mok frun llllco A I - SnoWden &t dle ochool, II. pi.., .......mouncecl ~Alday. I'OR DOCTOR ll!'lduote thlo ~.:!~I �.•, • 0 ·" er • IOU tim in d d edclo r ent of VFW a a G v c r ony whil e za tion prepar Ie was in THUMB fo r its Chu rch. itiu n D il Sentinel D b.o .. . -r-- - an . hat' Se NE1Wmod t or no a Job? t up to 33;000 EW Economy. In • w ~ --- . ... ' • GP'Il' . ( j '• ...• ,,'• ' '. \ / '• . ' .. ..... •:· .• I" ~ l ) ·.~ J l " ' �.•, • 0 ·" er • IOU tim in d d edclo r ent of VFW a a G v c r ony whil e za tion prepar Ie was in THUMB fo r its Chu rch. itiu n D il Sentinel D b.o .. . -r-- - an . hat' Se NE1Wmod t or no a Job? t up to 33;000 EW Economy. In • w ~ --- . ... ' • GP'Il' . ( j '• ...• ,,'• ' '. \ / '• . ' .. ..... •:· .• I" ~ l ) ·.~ J l " ' �• >• Softball Teams Battle To 8-8 neadlock~· l.i.~;l-~ _ , ~~·~:F~:~:fE£~~~t1·~} _B_e_s_t____,Car,-----.-._B_es_t___-=L=-u-c-=-k-=l=-ess----:R =-~---:=--=p=-r--a-ym---=-·-g-_--::F:::-o-r-P:.:-o-w_e_r---=T=·-=-o--:C:::::I:-:i:-"~•'-•-;h--_-_ -_---- .- --.i....-~~ ' •;;;~~ii-~~~~uc~_i.~t"-~r.?F.ili :_-~ _-~r. ~-;y_,'~- --. p• Credi ed B k I w· . Ag . Dod N' ~,~~~ ~J :~!·:.:::~~~~~ 1~=::~ ac nto mmng ways aiDSt · ger ·.-~e. ~ '~~;_~~..c~W. ~ Seatluel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June!, 1959 SPOR'N: . DESK . gue when playen and umpirea co•ldn't decide whot lo do about <ed with. League spokesmen said Marvin Swan, rortylsh, was !he lon~ ball hitter during the matte-r would be referred Oldtimer's ba.. ball game Sunday durmg Community Day in Middleport Park. The big portside swinger hoisted one into left center his first time up which Hack Wilson took on a dead run, reaching the limit Even Hack waa s.urprlsed! - Next time up Swan boomed one over Hack s head , back among people waiting to ride Charley Clarkson's miniature jeep. Hack didn't catch !hat one. Granddad Shain brought Hook Thomas, Jake Gaul, Fern Norris, Vic Whipple among others down to Middleport_ Eddie Demoskey and Hack had a good crew on band, even loaned a few players to Granddad. Eddie started a slight "ringer" on the mound, Kal Hindy, who isn't quite 40 years yet However, lead off man Norris slammed Kal's first fastball on a line over the box for the cleanest shot of the day. It shook him. Outside of some questionable umpiring - In the spirit of th.. game, I hope - all went off smoothly, and the oldaters had a good time. Oh yes, the score was 4·2 favoring Eddie and Hack (five innings). Dale Warner says officers, members, trustees, and others interested in activities of the Meigs County Fish and Game Association, are to meet in Pomeroy town hall at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 2 to plan the annual flsb fry and trap shoot scheduled for June 18 at the new Gun Club grounds off !Wck Springs Road. (Continued on Page Five) -------- the : :;::Cto0fH!~~r~~:n:~d ~:dd;PC~~~ .;ce;~rd, 38, of Los Ancetes," never bet~ than eicbtb in elgbt previous Memorial Day eluaics, dodged five mishaps and ou.tlasted 32 rival.t Saturday to hlt auto· raring's jac:!kpot. He averr1ged 13li.8&i' m.p.h. for the di1tance eompared with tbe 1967 reeord of 13ri.601 ·by the retired Sam Htnks. Toeether with car owner Robert Wilke Of Milwaukee and car builder-me-chanie A. J . Wataon and hil crew, Ward took home $106,850 I rom a I ot aI purse oI .,._,.., -·• JIUl ..., carved up at Sunday night's traditional victory dinnet . The winner actually geta 40 per cent of th e car •1 earnln · 1 s, bu t reapli many other profits. Ward made t~ evenly-spaced pit stopa and led Jim Rathmann, the runner-up for the tbird time in diffs Five. Three Syracuse miscues meant the dlfFea~. Cundiff bad two hita for the losere. The Jets p.a1ted -Minersvil~ 13-t behind the four-hit -pit~hing of George waaner, now 3-o and unde· rfeo..-t.ed . Jut slu&ger.s were Bill Radford with a "h omer and two sin· gles, Roger Norman, Eddie Bartels, and -Horton ArnDid with two safetics each. The Jet 1 ahutout Chester 7-o in a m-akeup game Saturday to tri:e over League leadenhlp on their 5-0 reeord. Rock Springs beat winless Ches· ter 5·3 with only four hita off Denny but lour Chester ermra were .painful. Dick Gaul homered and singled tor the losers: R H I fi~~ b::aer~· ~~:, B~~e s:~c~:~:. iclpatlnJt in or1anlzed aummcr 1th· Pa5cual. 1ct1ct._. Tlveri R..ch Fifth Only we1t-ern Mel&• eO~nty, on The Detroit Tigers reached fifth' a line rough.l)' bl-secUna: the county pl~e they downed the inaouthweat ~o the northealt, from dlani, Kanau CUy Atb· h:obaon through Columbia town· the Chicago White ablp, 1-a without a you'n&:ater prO. the Baltimore Orl· cram. the Boston Red olet Sox, AL action. Games tonight ~and Tuesday. Braves lolt their The Middleport, Monday, June 1, ·b ut then defeated the (LL) Jndlans vs. Red Sox; Junt 2, Phill.ie•, 2-1; the San Braves v•. Yankees. Pony Leacue, Glants ·b eat the ChlcagQ.oo Tuesday, Colonel& at Tigers (Pom6-3; the Lo1 Angele• Dod&· eroy); and Racine at Jetl (Middle· scored a ~-3 victory over the port). . Loula Cardinali, and the Pitts. Count)' Leaaue, Monday, June 1. Pirate& outslua:a:ed th~ Cln· (LL), Dodaer• at ·Giants (S)'ra~usel, Red1, 6-2 and 14-11; Jn the Redlega at Cardinal& (Racine), a League. ·lndlan1 (Syracuse), 1t Pirates, and Bnvca<Raclne) at Yankees. Pony IAIIIUf\, Tht'llldl)', Porn~)' Red Sox at S)'racuac. United P...u lnt....,.tlonal seven finish. years, by 23 seconds at the lot •1• I HOW.,., ~·· to ..............,,........... . •rr•~tt• • IMI your way o• • Lettr Cineiooatl sluggers peppered the park for 15 h:it& in Sund11y's nightcap, only two leis than Ntt&bur:g~b, · bl.lt it wasn't enoug-h to !illave uf! IQ 14-11 defeat. . The loss, eoupl{!(( with tt.e 6-2 defeat lin the opener, gave the Reds ·a dismal. 1-3 mark in the weekend series wJth the Pirates, and left them stuek in sixth place in the sttndings. · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~7~8~,~~~~ •' (# .o w to pienie - without a care FROM THE ME.MORIAL• DAY PICNIC WITH YOUR CLOTHES LOOKING THE WORSE FOR WEAR? DON'T DESPAIR! ALL YOUR CLOTHIS COME BACK SPARKLING CLEAN. 's LAUNDERERS - DIY CliAMERS of 115~ ~llb!DI C!!IY. iHI<t' :otilo. -allil !,Ill& u · II'Ul.- "f!J' ~ ·~\.~: s: · OJMl.~ ~-~-_- .,~ Bob Sloin-ner bit two 'homeruns, one a grand slam, rand Smokey Bur-gess hit.' 11 .ti&-breaJWJc tlrtee-run pinch homer i-n the sevemh of Sunday'a finale Ito •ve a• tbe Pirates the eame. Two homers by~ and two by Don Hoak, both ex-Reds playel'l, powered the P!Ntee to vte- Lacry (UtUe F~) Wolle Other Racme blt~er• ~erre. ~n : W9't. 'li ~ ~&p.f;DJit -~~~~r,-~(J.) inhopo,... !ldt. , .. of!iro~ ~~s uS:::dh:':!ft ~:e ~J:O: ~~:~~.:~bJ:~;ll:un:o':-~w~~~~ !'~;,_. ~~L(t)._· · ~- :; _./ fowl ready for the barbeeue pit, pair of alngles, Bo5 lleHieklet ' a · ·. --' · thia time 17-0, over the previously aincle and double, and Allen· stoundefeated New Mar•hfteld team bart a double. Sunday at Raeine. • Wolle fanned - ·~- ~u.r• !.elore Pit.ching for Raelne, Wolfe ll being relieved l>y -bPer -1ciblm! c:!lrrying a cast on hU riP,t (glove) Cletarid in the ninth~ the -' c-ast arm, an adotnment cauled ' from . . ~·-.~ j .' an accident two weeks a&o iD lftll<h •' wllich be fr4ctured. a wrbt. .Racine ln H~na · · 1 ;j The Jtyliab porllider, ont, 22. and II- ~Jiod.:c · · cuffed his Sunday opponents to Volley Loa*"e to trav!Dl to, Plaa~vlile , D~t . 1 thr ,;••) d • •-d on y ee ......., es an a •~~~u-uo• while his mates were p~erina 11 hits and , punching home 17 runs aided by a frock of erron and walks. Top Racine blUer :was Johnny RJebel of ReedavlUe, a candidate for the OU vanity thl1 fall but who got no chance to :play fer ·· ln~luolvo - . ~alulil' ~'i hi etn>on tiltJ•!l•- ~Y •M>I1bll' a Dua treattme.n t.-Item T-40, Pilelillis; Toll Se41. Towl,mf6. · ... ·~. , ·T-33 • l'avllment: 'lflillh' u teo!. Uttllh $-fMJIO f~t. Width · II 1-., Lentilh' 1;742Ao feel. _ Width :10 lee~ Lon8\h 63UO. Iaol. Total Lenlth tl;fl60;80 J,h t!IUot. ·~:·~~~: feei .,. 'Do You-KiiowThiiMan? . . . ~ -Hio Adulce Cera Sow Y oullOMY . II your beado&- fo old or lnodoquate, he UD remmmi.nd tlwproper buUII•tlm-for '!- you aw:l pcuibly ...... you ~- apawt ' and trouble•• ' ~ ,. .... .,........... _,..,; ~ Tbt mott openaive thmr yaa. ca. .,. Inadequate bellini ln1 ayatem. not only lll.YII A long nm. but Jiv• aomethlas Thia JtUlll II enlineer. and Season Opening Wiih $5,000 our GAS OR on. JIIA'EING -SPOT '-Coli "'- - •• ; htallhful, .,. . I /lfolinr,., llooa)'OM ....... . . - . - - . Harness Tracks ·liD· wllb 4116~, 4111Uiil, of tbtl Revil" .Radio Pial I PHONE 838-Y -- . . . tDR Tflt ARNOLD BROTHERS SAM- CARL wltll siibinlt check 111 the ttt~I!WS· SYRACUSE, 0 . -_of .W .OhiO- Valley ' . 23 24 -'89 6\0 21 26 .4-~ 8 18 26 .409 10 Philadelphia 17 28 .378 lllo lunct.y'a R..ultt ~~-.... 6 Cincinnati 2 Ill Pl-.,.h 14 ct..JnnaH 11 2,. pt,Uotlolphlo 6 Mllwaulcoo 0 lot Mllwoukot 2 pt,llodol,ihlo I 21M! LN AftiOIH 5 .,, Lovlo 3 S1n flrtncleco 6 Chlcqo 3 Cincinnati St. Loulo San Loa 3 •w•~tt~f.:~F 1t, 6ill&. ·.,..lldlldt ·~. p.,Wf~IJJ:,:"';: 4"' Chlo•K<> io 1le ;: ~ -·....... ~'· 1 or olll! prolo<l and w!U - if.nhls ' ;·,ife- and I. dl!; DN• 10<00 'tl1taotern) staoda~ Tlllij!, Tu..,Joy June 16, 1115t'. • fbr ' Improvements ---- HAMILTON,O. Ul'l - The $11,000 crosa-countrY Harnesa Track• Of America pa~ wm highlight a 44-day racing seaaon opening Friday over the Hamilton Raceway. Nine racea are set for each Notlonol L evening under a new Ohio law W. L. Pel. GB that permit• 1 ninth race during Milwaukee 28 16 .636 weekend• provldina the horse& are San Francisco 26 19 .0.78 · 2~ owned bY Ohloana. PiUaburgh 24 21 .533 Loa Angeles 24- 23 .521 3 a:s; ....M: II HjOa · 5 Radio . .:00 i ':lS Fr~IICO · tlllO ' . 8:00 I ,,so 5 Chlc110 1 Loul• 6 A""r" 7 St. T~d•Y• Chl<otiO ol Phlloclolphlo nl1ht o.m.s ot ~1"111.....,. nltlht -odocl by campiiiiOI\ of 11010 lutPtndtcl Milt J, 1:00 . 1:15 1 :30 . ' . ·. ·' ,,oo ' 'SO -Nim~T,.l Los Antel•• at Clnclnn.tL nltht San Fran. at MIIWiuk•, nl1ht American L....w. L. Pet. Gl 2~ 17 .5911 211 19 .1168 211 31 .043 K1n111 l-"ity 20 21 .!88 Detroit 20 28 -465 New York 19 23 .447 19 24 .442 Sunday's l.wlfl Station, . . ' .. - - . ' ·wJIH 1.000 f90 Wds KC ., ' --- . I 2 .."" '' f~ ·~ 8\0 8\0 Kens.. City 9 Chlu.., 1 Dotnlt 7 Clonlond 4 New Yerfl: 3 Washlntton 0 COM_E BACK UNIT I'IIICE CONTIIACT seaied propoftiiO '1111 .,.. ......... od at tbl Ofntl Of tHo HIP W8Y Otre<tor Oblb, at C<J!um- bbt, OKlo, urrtll hturday'a Rnulh Mllw1uk" 4 PhiiHelpNt 2 Plttlillv"" ) Clncln,.tl 1 f "- ,.._ I!RDDEIM , , .OJ~'.:IYP.!Y, u.-1, C-.7 Nt. Cent-r.d IIIH ~F~i~n~t~he~-~~'~ ..~V~e~rq~La~w~c~o~a<~b~Bo~b~W~re~n~·o~bo~Y~I-~IIle~be:l~h~ad~ the Reds wUh eight bits. t~o singles and a triple, · Syracuse 01 L-100-o..--.3 6 3 Hornets 102 011 X-8 5 1 Hendrix, Cundiff (6) and Jen· ldns; Wise and Littl-e. Minersville 100 000 0-- 1 4 0 Jets 000 301 X-13 12 0 Thomas and Rummel; Wo~~gner and Burn1lde. Darwin 401 011 100 0 8 12 D T. Fork 060 100 •100 :X 8 " 4 Taylor and Wells; Faulk, Jeffers (8) and Mowery. Chester 201 000 0-3 6 4 Rol'k Springs 040 100 0----6 4 1 Denny and Carman; Gaul and Cleland. Jel..s :J 1 0 Syracuse 3 1 1~ Hornets 3 l l "'" Darwin 2 1 2 Rock SNinga 2 2 2"'" ·Minersville I 3 3\\ Thomas Fork 0 3 4 _Chester 0 & 5 STANDINGS YOUI riiiNDLY L40AN IUNAOII IS A IHOWMAN 7 NOTICI Tt~ ~CTOU I'I'A o ...- 01110 DIPARTMINT Ofl HIGHWATi tot....... !lhlil, ..,. 12. 1tsf, 11 cuse look its first loss, 6-3, .as equipment and lhe sbacpeat pit with the Dodgen. and 1 _ SPORTS DESK .',• - 0 a1xth place Sunday when they beat Washington Senatora, 3-0, and ran their winning streak to four games. The streak 11 the longest of the sea110D Jor the Yankees who had beell In last place 1lnce May 20. World Serie11 hero Bob Turley Shade LeaJue, Openlna: Tuesday, Babe Ruth playen, Alfred-Qranac at ~Hemlock Grove, Eaatern at Riverview. ·Pon,. opens June D. UL· tie Leaaue June'· lllia - CINCINNA11 (UP!) - Oan '"" Sklnoer'o two homon IIC<OIKKed llomer _of l!le Cincinnati Reds, who bowed to for seven I'Uih6 in t:he nla'htcap. two tingh!8, ·clvi8a IMt PKtsburgh .in two games here 8\m- Hoak drove hom~ two more with for llhe day. Widing 0 a two-hitler and In Pomeroy four Uttlc Lesaue team1, two pony tcam1, and two high school clubs, will provide re· creation under experienced adult leadenhip for a minimum of 1_10 boy1. Raeine-Portland and SyraCUIKl·MineNvllle are in the ~cunty league with Pomeroy, and 'are oatlets for another 100 to 1.10 bop. ' · Shade Vlalle,'s !Little League Atsocl•tlon, openln1 Its aerond year, and lndudlns teams from Coolvillo, baa 1 broadened pro· gram tor the youn111ten, Poay boye and Babe Ruth (throulh 18). When Shade's final bead-toL!nt 11 taken It 11 expected antern Meiga County wUI have close to 200 boya part· -~~~:~~~U~~~t:rL " '1!119' ___r_. - -" ~ lru hOd ' IIIJ~ Of !lad - lf\'MUo4t - WI J ~ ~::~t:nspl::e~e~::m or:~~~n.po~~~.a;:r_:b~rd~fr •y!o:.m: ,r!!:: :Y·u:u::!n7n';u~cr~ ~ Fooz, · Still Trussed, WIDS. 17~ Game .· ·; _·~P.!··:~~~ ~~~~if~~~r.{.f:":r.:: Thomas Fork, at bat, had on"e on . """ Los Angeles Tue day mght1 up.~·iz;i)7«rft a,p_11 . ~ ~-~~n:1 •e lriO.· th b u f th lOth 1 tion to wio history's richest 1100K ~D ~i~~· e om e n· ~~~:~!~;ai~e.:r t:.~~t,t~~: ::~~ ~~~-:yt:e~~;7e:wu~o; From New Marshfield In HVL · P·lay·.::· .~ ~ (8).. ..a:d~Jipd~--~n~ .· ~· ~-·, : ~-- ;~.· · .-('l)/.~ L. Elsewhere in the league S)ll'a· . Just bef.ore a .t hru-eame ~~ertes . B b ll L ~~.~~;;~pitched This Week In Three ase a eagues me< In th~l·;:~~h 'tot~::i'~:m~~ :zoo t For 500 Viciory to a Look Out! Here Come Yankees ~ Meigs County Boys Open Play It "r_~ . .. - ......::..; - . . . . . . . . . . . 77' The younG sLiilrt playing 12 weeks or baseball thill evening In three different leaguea eoverlnfl nearly the entire exp..Jnee of Meigs County, When tbe •'Peewee•" get 1tarted, In a wen: or so In Middleport, ov· er bcYI rrom•aa:es alk. through 16 will be sha&eina: "long ba~l1" In Middleport. )·'·' .: , -, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport; 0., J)l,lle 1, 19G9-G ....or JfOur·n~onlf.V . -,,r.;•. ···"'"j. lnoludlnlf · . lnetall•tf-f:JP . . IIIII.,... 2 lootoft 1 lotunlol"• R-.vih New York 11 WHhh~"" 2 ht N"l' Yotlt 11 Woaltl ....... 0 2nd ..... n 5 . .ltimo,. 4 1.t I IIIIIIMf'l 3 2.. Dotrolt 4 Chi.... 2 ht Ch'- 4 Dot,.lt I 2nd Cl-lond ' City 2 hi K - City I ~ .......... 1 2nil . TuHolaro Clo,... leltlmo,. at Chlca... nllht . ' ·' !. -~ . . - f . . K-• ,.ten tl K1NH ~l!Yi nl.,ht N._ Y...tr: at DatNit, Nlht Wooh(- ot C,lo...ond, nltht 1-tlanol LIIIUI Roc-7, To-"o I MlntfHI 10, ........ ' MlloiN7, HaweNo6 Col-o 4, Richmond I lllohlllond L1 ~ct. 21 -1143 21 :110 21 .1133 :M .litO :14 .810 M ..a& 20 24 .'611 -· 18 . . .4011 8 Bof!alo llocheotor Oolwnbut HII>'IDI Miami M.....U,al W. 211 :at 24 211 211 28 ' . -. ~·· '-, ·-! • • Gl. 10 110 . I~ ' 2~ 4 ,r' 11:d(·. �• >• Softball Teams Battle To 8-8 neadlock~· l.i.~;l-~ _ , ~~·~:F~:~:fE£~~~t1·~} _B_e_s_t____,Car,-----.-._B_es_t___-=L=-u-c-=-k-=l=-ess----:R =-~---:=--=p=-r--a-ym---=-·-g-_--::F:::-o-r-P:.:-o-w_e_r---=T=·-=-o--:C:::::I:-:i:-"~•'-•-;h--_-_ -_---- .- --.i....-~~ ' •;;;~~ii-~~~~uc~_i.~t"-~r.?F.ili :_-~ _-~r. ~-;y_,'~- --. p• Credi ed B k I w· . Ag . Dod N' ~,~~~ ~J :~!·:.:::~~~~~ 1~=::~ ac nto mmng ways aiDSt · ger ·.-~e. ~ '~~;_~~..c~W. ~ Seatluel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June!, 1959 SPOR'N: . DESK . gue when playen and umpirea co•ldn't decide whot lo do about <ed with. League spokesmen said Marvin Swan, rortylsh, was !he lon~ ball hitter during the matte-r would be referred Oldtimer's ba.. ball game Sunday durmg Community Day in Middleport Park. The big portside swinger hoisted one into left center his first time up which Hack Wilson took on a dead run, reaching the limit Even Hack waa s.urprlsed! - Next time up Swan boomed one over Hack s head , back among people waiting to ride Charley Clarkson's miniature jeep. Hack didn't catch !hat one. Granddad Shain brought Hook Thomas, Jake Gaul, Fern Norris, Vic Whipple among others down to Middleport_ Eddie Demoskey and Hack had a good crew on band, even loaned a few players to Granddad. Eddie started a slight "ringer" on the mound, Kal Hindy, who isn't quite 40 years yet However, lead off man Norris slammed Kal's first fastball on a line over the box for the cleanest shot of the day. It shook him. Outside of some questionable umpiring - In the spirit of th.. game, I hope - all went off smoothly, and the oldaters had a good time. Oh yes, the score was 4·2 favoring Eddie and Hack (five innings). Dale Warner says officers, members, trustees, and others interested in activities of the Meigs County Fish and Game Association, are to meet in Pomeroy town hall at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 2 to plan the annual flsb fry and trap shoot scheduled for June 18 at the new Gun Club grounds off !Wck Springs Road. (Continued on Page Five) -------- the : :;::Cto0fH!~~r~~:n:~d ~:dd;PC~~~ .;ce;~rd, 38, of Los Ancetes," never bet~ than eicbtb in elgbt previous Memorial Day eluaics, dodged five mishaps and ou.tlasted 32 rival.t Saturday to hlt auto· raring's jac:!kpot. He averr1ged 13li.8&i' m.p.h. for the di1tance eompared with tbe 1967 reeord of 13ri.601 ·by the retired Sam Htnks. Toeether with car owner Robert Wilke Of Milwaukee and car builder-me-chanie A. J . Wataon and hil crew, Ward took home $106,850 I rom a I ot aI purse oI .,._,.., -·• JIUl ..., carved up at Sunday night's traditional victory dinnet . The winner actually geta 40 per cent of th e car •1 earnln · 1 s, bu t reapli many other profits. Ward made t~ evenly-spaced pit stopa and led Jim Rathmann, the runner-up for the tbird time in diffs Five. Three Syracuse miscues meant the dlfFea~. Cundiff bad two hita for the losere. The Jets p.a1ted -Minersvil~ 13-t behind the four-hit -pit~hing of George waaner, now 3-o and unde· rfeo..-t.ed . Jut slu&ger.s were Bill Radford with a "h omer and two sin· gles, Roger Norman, Eddie Bartels, and -Horton ArnDid with two safetics each. The Jet 1 ahutout Chester 7-o in a m-akeup game Saturday to tri:e over League leadenhlp on their 5-0 reeord. Rock Springs beat winless Ches· ter 5·3 with only four hita off Denny but lour Chester ermra were .painful. Dick Gaul homered and singled tor the losers: R H I fi~~ b::aer~· ~~:, B~~e s:~c~:~:. iclpatlnJt in or1anlzed aummcr 1th· Pa5cual. 1ct1ct._. Tlveri R..ch Fifth Only we1t-ern Mel&• eO~nty, on The Detroit Tigers reached fifth' a line rough.l)' bl-secUna: the county pl~e they downed the inaouthweat ~o the northealt, from dlani, Kanau CUy Atb· h:obaon through Columbia town· the Chicago White ablp, 1-a without a you'n&:ater prO. the Baltimore Orl· cram. the Boston Red olet Sox, AL action. Games tonight ~and Tuesday. Braves lolt their The Middleport, Monday, June 1, ·b ut then defeated the (LL) Jndlans vs. Red Sox; Junt 2, Phill.ie•, 2-1; the San Braves v•. Yankees. Pony Leacue, Glants ·b eat the ChlcagQ.oo Tuesday, Colonel& at Tigers (Pom6-3; the Lo1 Angele• Dod&· eroy); and Racine at Jetl (Middle· scored a ~-3 victory over the port). . Loula Cardinali, and the Pitts. Count)' Leaaue, Monday, June 1. Pirate& outslua:a:ed th~ Cln· (LL), Dodaer• at ·Giants (S)'ra~usel, Red1, 6-2 and 14-11; Jn the Redlega at Cardinal& (Racine), a League. ·lndlan1 (Syracuse), 1t Pirates, and Bnvca<Raclne) at Yankees. Pony IAIIIUf\, Tht'llldl)', Porn~)' Red Sox at S)'racuac. United P...u lnt....,.tlonal seven finish. years, by 23 seconds at the lot •1• I HOW.,., ~·· to ..............,,........... . •rr•~tt• • IMI your way o• • Lettr Cineiooatl sluggers peppered the park for 15 h:it& in Sund11y's nightcap, only two leis than Ntt&bur:g~b, · bl.lt it wasn't enoug-h to !illave uf! IQ 14-11 defeat. . The loss, eoupl{!(( with tt.e 6-2 defeat lin the opener, gave the Reds ·a dismal. 1-3 mark in the weekend series wJth the Pirates, and left them stuek in sixth place in the sttndings. · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~7~8~,~~~~ •' (# .o w to pienie - without a care FROM THE ME.MORIAL• DAY PICNIC WITH YOUR CLOTHES LOOKING THE WORSE FOR WEAR? DON'T DESPAIR! ALL YOUR CLOTHIS COME BACK SPARKLING CLEAN. 's LAUNDERERS - DIY CliAMERS of 115~ ~llb!DI C!!IY. iHI<t' :otilo. -allil !,Ill& u · II'Ul.- "f!J' ~ ·~\.~: s: · OJMl.~ ~-~-_- .,~ Bob Sloin-ner bit two 'homeruns, one a grand slam, rand Smokey Bur-gess hit.' 11 .ti&-breaJWJc tlrtee-run pinch homer i-n the sevemh of Sunday'a finale Ito •ve a• tbe Pirates the eame. Two homers by~ and two by Don Hoak, both ex-Reds playel'l, powered the P!Ntee to vte- Lacry (UtUe F~) Wolle Other Racme blt~er• ~erre. ~n : W9't. 'li ~ ~&p.f;DJit -~~~~r,-~(J.) inhopo,... !ldt. , .. of!iro~ ~~s uS:::dh:':!ft ~:e ~J:O: ~~:~~.:~bJ:~;ll:un:o':-~w~~~~ !'~;,_. ~~L(t)._· · ~- :; _./ fowl ready for the barbeeue pit, pair of alngles, Bo5 lleHieklet ' a · ·. --' · thia time 17-0, over the previously aincle and double, and Allen· stoundefeated New Mar•hfteld team bart a double. Sunday at Raeine. • Wolle fanned - ·~- ~u.r• !.elore Pit.ching for Raelne, Wolfe ll being relieved l>y -bPer -1ciblm! c:!lrrying a cast on hU riP,t (glove) Cletarid in the ninth~ the -' c-ast arm, an adotnment cauled ' from . . ~·-.~ j .' an accident two weeks a&o iD lftll<h •' wllich be fr4ctured. a wrbt. .Racine ln H~na · · 1 ;j The Jtyliab porllider, ont, 22. and II- ~Jiod.:c · · cuffed his Sunday opponents to Volley Loa*"e to trav!Dl to, Plaa~vlile , D~t . 1 thr ,;••) d • •-d on y ee ......., es an a •~~~u-uo• while his mates were p~erina 11 hits and , punching home 17 runs aided by a frock of erron and walks. Top Racine blUer :was Johnny RJebel of ReedavlUe, a candidate for the OU vanity thl1 fall but who got no chance to :play fer ·· ln~luolvo - . ~alulil' ~'i hi etn>on tiltJ•!l•- ~Y •M>I1bll' a Dua treattme.n t.-Item T-40, Pilelillis; Toll Se41. Towl,mf6. · ... ·~. , ·T-33 • l'avllment: 'lflillh' u teo!. Uttllh $-fMJIO f~t. Width · II 1-., Lentilh' 1;742Ao feel. _ Width :10 lee~ Lon8\h 63UO. Iaol. Total Lenlth tl;fl60;80 J,h t!IUot. ·~:·~~~: feei .,. 'Do You-KiiowThiiMan? . . . ~ -Hio Adulce Cera Sow Y oullOMY . II your beado&- fo old or lnodoquate, he UD remmmi.nd tlwproper buUII•tlm-for '!- you aw:l pcuibly ...... you ~- apawt ' and trouble•• ' ~ ,. .... .,........... _,..,; ~ Tbt mott openaive thmr yaa. ca. .,. Inadequate bellini ln1 ayatem. not only lll.YII A long nm. but Jiv• aomethlas Thia JtUlll II enlineer. and Season Opening Wiih $5,000 our GAS OR on. JIIA'EING -SPOT '-Coli "'- - •• ; htallhful, .,. . I /lfolinr,., llooa)'OM ....... . . - . - - . Harness Tracks ·liD· wllb 4116~, 4111Uiil, of tbtl Revil" .Radio Pial I PHONE 838-Y -- . . . tDR Tflt ARNOLD BROTHERS SAM- CARL wltll siibinlt check 111 the ttt~I!WS· SYRACUSE, 0 . -_of .W .OhiO- Valley ' . 23 24 -'89 6\0 21 26 .4-~ 8 18 26 .409 10 Philadelphia 17 28 .378 lllo lunct.y'a R..ultt ~~-.... 6 Cincinnati 2 Ill Pl-.,.h 14 ct..JnnaH 11 2,. pt,Uotlolphlo 6 Mllwaulcoo 0 lot Mllwoukot 2 pt,llodol,ihlo I 21M! LN AftiOIH 5 .,, Lovlo 3 S1n flrtncleco 6 Chlcqo 3 Cincinnati St. Loulo San Loa 3 •w•~tt~f.:~F 1t, 6ill&. ·.,..lldlldt ·~. p.,Wf~IJJ:,:"';: 4"' Chlo•K<> io 1le ;: ~ -·....... ~'· 1 or olll! prolo<l and w!U - if.nhls ' ;·,ife- and I. dl!; DN• 10<00 'tl1taotern) staoda~ Tlllij!, Tu..,Joy June 16, 1115t'. • fbr ' Improvements ---- HAMILTON,O. Ul'l - The $11,000 crosa-countrY Harnesa Track• Of America pa~ wm highlight a 44-day racing seaaon opening Friday over the Hamilton Raceway. Nine racea are set for each Notlonol L evening under a new Ohio law W. L. Pel. GB that permit• 1 ninth race during Milwaukee 28 16 .636 weekend• provldina the horse& are San Francisco 26 19 .0.78 · 2~ owned bY Ohloana. PiUaburgh 24 21 .533 Loa Angeles 24- 23 .521 3 a:s; ....M: II HjOa · 5 Radio . .:00 i ':lS Fr~IICO · tlllO ' . 8:00 I ,,so 5 Chlc110 1 Loul• 6 A""r" 7 St. T~d•Y• Chl<otiO ol Phlloclolphlo nl1ht o.m.s ot ~1"111.....,. nltlht -odocl by campiiiiOI\ of 11010 lutPtndtcl Milt J, 1:00 . 1:15 1 :30 . ' . ·. ·' ,,oo ' 'SO -Nim~T,.l Los Antel•• at Clnclnn.tL nltht San Fran. at MIIWiuk•, nl1ht American L....w. L. Pet. Gl 2~ 17 .5911 211 19 .1168 211 31 .043 K1n111 l-"ity 20 21 .!88 Detroit 20 28 -465 New York 19 23 .447 19 24 .442 Sunday's l.wlfl Station, . . ' .. - - . ' ·wJIH 1.000 f90 Wds KC ., ' --- . I 2 .."" '' f~ ·~ 8\0 8\0 Kens.. City 9 Chlu.., 1 Dotnlt 7 Clonlond 4 New Yerfl: 3 Washlntton 0 COM_E BACK UNIT I'IIICE CONTIIACT seaied propoftiiO '1111 .,.. ......... od at tbl Ofntl Of tHo HIP W8Y Otre<tor Oblb, at C<J!um- bbt, OKlo, urrtll hturday'a Rnulh Mllw1uk" 4 PhiiHelpNt 2 Plttlillv"" ) Clncln,.tl 1 f "- ,.._ I!RDDEIM , , .OJ~'.:IYP.!Y, u.-1, C-.7 Nt. Cent-r.d IIIH ~F~i~n~t~he~-~~'~ ..~V~e~rq~La~w~c~o~a<~b~Bo~b~W~re~n~·o~bo~Y~I-~IIle~be:l~h~ad~ the Reds wUh eight bits. t~o singles and a triple, · Syracuse 01 L-100-o..--.3 6 3 Hornets 102 011 X-8 5 1 Hendrix, Cundiff (6) and Jen· ldns; Wise and Littl-e. Minersville 100 000 0-- 1 4 0 Jets 000 301 X-13 12 0 Thomas and Rummel; Wo~~gner and Burn1lde. Darwin 401 011 100 0 8 12 D T. Fork 060 100 •100 :X 8 " 4 Taylor and Wells; Faulk, Jeffers (8) and Mowery. Chester 201 000 0-3 6 4 Rol'k Springs 040 100 0----6 4 1 Denny and Carman; Gaul and Cleland. Jel..s :J 1 0 Syracuse 3 1 1~ Hornets 3 l l "'" Darwin 2 1 2 Rock SNinga 2 2 2"'" ·Minersville I 3 3\\ Thomas Fork 0 3 4 _Chester 0 & 5 STANDINGS YOUI riiiNDLY L40AN IUNAOII IS A IHOWMAN 7 NOTICI Tt~ ~CTOU I'I'A o ...- 01110 DIPARTMINT Ofl HIGHWATi tot....... !lhlil, ..,. 12. 1tsf, 11 cuse look its first loss, 6-3, .as equipment and lhe sbacpeat pit with the Dodgen. and 1 _ SPORTS DESK .',• - 0 a1xth place Sunday when they beat Washington Senatora, 3-0, and ran their winning streak to four games. The streak 11 the longest of the sea110D Jor the Yankees who had beell In last place 1lnce May 20. World Serie11 hero Bob Turley Shade LeaJue, Openlna: Tuesday, Babe Ruth playen, Alfred-Qranac at ~Hemlock Grove, Eaatern at Riverview. ·Pon,. opens June D. UL· tie Leaaue June'· lllia - CINCINNA11 (UP!) - Oan '"" Sklnoer'o two homon IIC<OIKKed llomer _of l!le Cincinnati Reds, who bowed to for seven I'Uih6 in t:he nla'htcap. two tingh!8, ·clvi8a IMt PKtsburgh .in two games here 8\m- Hoak drove hom~ two more with for llhe day. Widing 0 a two-hitler and In Pomeroy four Uttlc Lesaue team1, two pony tcam1, and two high school clubs, will provide re· creation under experienced adult leadenhip for a minimum of 1_10 boy1. Raeine-Portland and SyraCUIKl·MineNvllle are in the ~cunty league with Pomeroy, and 'are oatlets for another 100 to 1.10 bop. ' · Shade Vlalle,'s !Little League Atsocl•tlon, openln1 Its aerond year, and lndudlns teams from Coolvillo, baa 1 broadened pro· gram tor the youn111ten, Poay boye and Babe Ruth (throulh 18). When Shade's final bead-toL!nt 11 taken It 11 expected antern Meiga County wUI have close to 200 boya part· -~~~:~~~U~~~t:rL " '1!119' ___r_. - -" ~ lru hOd ' IIIJ~ Of !lad - lf\'MUo4t - WI J ~ ~::~t:nspl::e~e~::m or:~~~n.po~~~.a;:r_:b~rd~fr •y!o:.m: ,r!!:: :Y·u:u::!n7n';u~cr~ ~ Fooz, · Still Trussed, WIDS. 17~ Game .· ·; _·~P.!··:~~~ ~~~~if~~~r.{.f:":r.:: Thomas Fork, at bat, had on"e on . """ Los Angeles Tue day mght1 up.~·iz;i)7«rft a,p_11 . ~ ~-~~n:1 •e lriO.· th b u f th lOth 1 tion to wio history's richest 1100K ~D ~i~~· e om e n· ~~~:~!~;ai~e.:r t:.~~t,t~~: ::~~ ~~~-:yt:e~~;7e:wu~o; From New Marshfield In HVL · P·lay·.::· .~ ~ (8).. ..a:d~Jipd~--~n~ .· ~· ~-·, : ~-- ;~.· · .-('l)/.~ L. Elsewhere in the league S)ll'a· . Just bef.ore a .t hru-eame ~~ertes . B b ll L ~~.~~;;~pitched This Week In Three ase a eagues me< In th~l·;:~~h 'tot~::i'~:m~~ :zoo t For 500 Viciory to a Look Out! Here Come Yankees ~ Meigs County Boys Open Play It "r_~ . .. - ......::..; - . . . . . . . . . . . 77' The younG sLiilrt playing 12 weeks or baseball thill evening In three different leaguea eoverlnfl nearly the entire exp..Jnee of Meigs County, When tbe •'Peewee•" get 1tarted, In a wen: or so In Middleport, ov· er bcYI rrom•aa:es alk. through 16 will be sha&eina: "long ba~l1" In Middleport. )·'·' .: , -, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport; 0., J)l,lle 1, 19G9-G ....or JfOur·n~onlf.V . -,,r.;•. ···"'"j. lnoludlnlf · . lnetall•tf-f:JP . . IIIII.,... 2 lootoft 1 lotunlol"• R-.vih New York 11 WHhh~"" 2 ht N"l' Yotlt 11 Woaltl ....... 0 2nd ..... n 5 . .ltimo,. 4 1.t I IIIIIIMf'l 3 2.. Dotrolt 4 Chi.... 2 ht Ch'- 4 Dot,.lt I 2nd Cl-lond ' City 2 hi K - City I ~ .......... 1 2nil . TuHolaro Clo,... leltlmo,. at Chlca... nllht . ' ·' !. -~ . . - f . . K-• ,.ten tl K1NH ~l!Yi nl.,ht N._ Y...tr: at DatNit, Nlht Wooh(- ot C,lo...ond, nltht 1-tlanol LIIIUI Roc-7, To-"o I MlntfHI 10, ........ ' MlloiN7, HaweNo6 Col-o 4, Richmond I lllohlllond L1 ~ct. 21 -1143 21 :110 21 .1133 :M .litO :14 .810 M ..a& 20 24 .'611 -· 18 . . .4011 8 Bof!alo llocheotor Oolwnbut HII>'IDI Miami M.....U,al W. 211 :at 24 211 211 28 ' . -. ~·· '-, ·-! • • Gl. 10 110 . I~ ' 2~ 4 ,r' 11:d(·. �•' . -·· ' u H 0 me n ut • soc Rutland Hig cui ,famili F tedW 7Y· NEWS ore F TODA Att t • A. r~: 1H&b biJ!i, obto f 0 OF • • II 8 .. • 1' • e at I • ' • re1· bout port, Ohio, dThre I Tw r e ·- F bonq of Colum eol of bls Norbert Ne alers ly the rtment wtth the ens awar ed t ce est, sma1rteot f rsumm r! We'v a rge s ad tl 0. D. n, pees county o 2 of ks ofbodo, po wlU be n knit tops. I others 0 lot HOIUI: 8 lo •· witll 3 0 0 m • ' I F Youth Sit Is 0 '> • • • • A NIT R d � 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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