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Marion progress., 1947-03-20
OLD FORT COMPANY
ERECTING BUILDING

Old Fort IA two-story brick
building, owned by T. B. Faw of
Old Fort, is under construction on
South Main street here.
The lower floor will be used as
shop and show room for Faw and
Gibbs plumbing, heating and cleo
trical supplies. Two apartments
will occupy the upper floor.
The building will be ready for
occupancy within six weeks, ac-
cording to Mr. Faw
Marion progress., 1947-03-20
JAMES MASON DIES AT
RESIDENCE AT NEBO

James A. Mason, "a, died at the
residence in Nebo Thursday night
after a brief illness.
Funeral services were conducted
at McCalls funeral home Saturday
afternoon at o'clock by the Rev
Mr.. Cornelius, and burial made in
Nebo cemetery.
Mr.. Mason is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Julia Hemphill Mason
one son, Clarence Mason of Nebo
and five grandchildren.
Marion progress., 1947-03-20
PLEASANT GARDENS
SWANNANOA DIVIDE

Old Fort-The Pleasant Gardens
and Swannanoa high school cage
teams broke even in a double-head-
er Thursday afternoon on the
Pleasant Gardens court. The local
girls won the opener, Pills, and
the visiting boys took the second
game, 1921.
Marion progress., 1947-03-20

fAC by Sd1 lSS1l1C ldSC WCCh 01I VI.
S. Evans sons goat seemed quite
interested in the Bookmobile. "Nan-
ny" not only daintily cleaned the
mud from our license plate, but
also inspected our book collection:
She had a look of wisdom on her
face as she scanned the shelves at
close range with both front feet on
the running board.
The children of Dysartsville take
great pride in caring for the Ii
brary books they read. They keep
up with Bookmobile Day and re-
turn their books promptly. Last
month youngster returned his
book before his father had finished
reading it and explained to his
father that he, might meet the
Bookmobile and check it out in his
own name.
Occasionally our older readers
make requests for books they read
during their growing-up days. We
have been successful in filling most
of these requests. Recently man
requested that | find copy Of
i"Peck's Bad Boy" for him. When
I asked at the Book Shelf in Ashe
vile about the possibility of locat
ing a copy, | was told that copy
had been found for someone else
at a price of seven dollars. Those
of us who enjoyed "Peck's Bad
Boy find it hard to realize that
copies Of the book are SO hard to
locate. | have been wondering If
any of the residents of this county
have copy or copies of this book
in home collections. | am also in
terested in locating a copy of 1.-The
Lamplighter" The book is very
old, and the copy that l remember
reading was small.
Among those registering at the
library last week were: Mrs. Eu-
gene Anderson, Rubye Cooper Bry-
son, Mrs. w. R. Hemphill, TRULY
Juanita Ledbetter, Mrs Max Y.
Lentz, and Mrs Juanita Miller.
Among The New Books
(Books for Adults)
''The Varmints'' by Peggy Ben
nett-Life of the natives in a small |
Florida Gulf-coast town; the au-
thor was born in Hendersonville, |
N. C. and attended Black Mountain
College,
Fabulous Empire" by Fred Clip
son-A chapter of frontier history
just after the Civil War.
"The Walls of Jericho" by Paul
|. Wellman-A struggle for power
between two of the leading citizens
of Jericho, Kansas.
"The Marble Mans Wife" by
Hayden Norwood-A biography of
Thomas Wolfe's mother.
1.-The Sleeping Sphinx" by John
Dickson Carr-Mystery.
Books for Young People)
ely Away Home" by Fjeril Hess
Patricia, who is an old hand at
ranch life in Colorado, finds that
she is a tenderfoot when it comes
to living in New York for the first
time.
"Juliette Low by Mildred Mas
tin Pace - Biography of the foun-
der of the Girl Scouts in the United
States.
"Golden Sovereign" by Dorothy
Lyons - Connie McGuire's dream
was to build up stud Of horses
famous for breeding and training.
"Wagner" by Alexander Hunt.
"Paganini" by Lillian Day.
i"Greig" by Lillian Day.
"Keep Singing, Keep Humming"
/ by Margaret Bradford "a song
book as joyous as a child's own
play song, when he sings for him
self about horses, the traffic cop,
or spring flowers"
! "Sugarfoot and the Merry-Go-
Round" by Joe DeMers-About one
of the horses on the Merry-Go-
Round who wanted to run away to
the big city.
Marion progress., 1947-03-20

"The greatest affliction in the
world today is food scarcity" - N.
E. Dodd, Undersecretary of Agri-
culture
Marion progress., 1947-03-20

The only President of the United
States who was bald was the sixth
president, John Quincy Adams.
Marion progress., 1947-03-20

Approximately 100000 thun-
der-storms occur annually through
out the world.
Marion progress., 1947-03-20

Advertising, as we see it, is the
cheapest salesman that business
can employ.
Marion progress., 1947-03-20

Back your future with u S. Saw
ings Bonds.
Marion progress., 1947-03-20

Read the advertisements. 1t pays.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
Third Annuol
CIO Baseball
Night Planned

Arrangements are going ahead
for the Third Annual CIO Base
Night at SWayne Field on Tues
day, August 5. The committee
in charge of the annual affair
for the kiddies and the local IL
Knothole Gang announces that
plans are nearly completed for
the gala sports night.
The game which will benefit
the Local IL Children's Summer
Camp at Sand Lake, Michigan,
will be a regular scheduled
American Association CO n t
between the Toledo Mud Hens
and the Minneapolis Millers.
There will be plenty of free
entertainment and goodies for
the children attending the game
as guests of Regional Director
Richard Gosser. AS in previous
years, everything will be free
to the kiddies and tickets will
be donated by Local IL and some
of the civic and industrial leaders
of Toledo and surrounding COM
munities.
The Local IL All-Stars, play
ing in the Toledo Amateur Base
ball Federation this season, will
play a preliminary exhibition
game against the Port Clinton
/ IU.A.W. team, which boasts a
] fine record in Northwestern
Ohio baseball circles.
Tickets are now being printed
for the CIO Baseball Night at
traction and will go on sale in
Union shops next week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

Schuette at the regular prac-
tice sessions at Ottawa Park
on Tuesday and Thursday
nights. Some new talent is
being considered by Schuette
who says that he has few very
good pitchers working with the
team for a regular berth this
season.
Anyone wishing to try out for
the Local II All-Stars is asked
10 report TO the manager at OF
tawa Park for a trial workout.
Every tryout will be given a
thorough test by Schuette and
his assistants and will be
schooled in the fine points of the
game.
The Local II All-Stars will be
entered in the district tourna-
ment at Norwalk, where they
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
AH-Stars Ready
For Opener
New Players Bolster Lineup
OF Union Team

The Local II AStar baseball team for the 1947 season
being whipped into shape by Manager Joe Schuee and
ready for the opening tilt against the East Toledo Social
Club last years Federation champions, May 18 at Ottawa
Park.
Most Of last wears PLAYERS reportng to Manager
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

Wilson Park.
The teams entered in the
American Division of the
L league are the Mather
Springs, Hall Mfg. Co., Acklin
Stamping Co., Willys-Overland,
Save Electric, Plaskon Division,
Gordon. Bumper Peerless
Moulded Plastics, and Industrial
Heat Treat. Those entered in the
National Division are the Air
way Electric, Toledo Scales,
Champion Spark Plug, Schultz
Die Casting, Laclede ChristY.
Lakeside Biscuit, DeVlbiss M O.
Co., Spicer Mfg. Co., and the
American Brass Shoe.
Scotty Irvine, manager of the
League, announces that all
games are scheduled to start
promptly at $50 p. m, but there
will be a 15' minute "grace" pc.
riod allowed in emergencies. All
umpires for the League games
will be impartial arbiters fur
nished by the Greater Toledo
Umpires' Association.
Two complete rounds will be
played during the regular sea-
son, followed by playoffs be-
tween the first four teams in
each Division of the League.
The winners of the Division
playoffs will then compete for
the 1947 Local IL Softbfal
League championship and the
victors will be awarded suitable
sports jackets in recognition of
the honor.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local r. Recreation Director

There is much discussion amongst baseball tans con-
corning the American Leagues toprankng Ptcnlng rvay
!I; CieI,aIand's Bob Feler and Detrots Hal New
ouser These two great moundmen appear headed Tor an
t lively season. with the powerful Cleveander getting
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

victory of the season. New
houser was knocked out IN
the first inning.
September 20, 1910, at De-
troit-Both entered game in
eighth inning, Feller being
charged with the defeat and
Hal with the win. 1t was
Halls ninth and final victory
of the season.
September %, 1910, at De-
troit - Feller pitched the
route and won his 9th game.
Newhouser, e n t rim 6 the
game in the fifth, pitched two
innings and was lifted for a
pinch hitter. Tommy Bridges,
starting Detroit hurler, was
the losing pitcher.
September A, 1941 at De
troit-Feller went the dis
tance on this date to win his
22nd game. N e W h ou er
pitched six and one-third in
nings, left the game with q
Al lead. Trout was the losing
pitcher.
August "a, 1945, at Cleve-
land-Before 48,000 in &
night game, Feller made his
first appearance in majors
after almost four years ir
military service. Both went
the distance, Feller winning
AZ on a four hitter, Hal al.
lowing seven hits.
September /, 1945, at De,
troit-Both were knocked
out, Feller allowing nine hits
in six innings, Hal allowing
seven in the same span. Tobir
won the game for Detroit.
September %, 1916, at De.
troit-Newhouser, in a bril-,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
First American League play

First American League play
ers to register four hits in one
game this young season were
rockies Larry (YogD Berra OF
the New York Yankees and
Dave Philley of the Chicago
White Sox. Each made their
four safeties the same day, April
18, Berra getting four singles in
five trips against Washington
and Philley making two singles
a double and triple against St
Louis in four times up.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
Teams In JAW Softba|I League
Camp Benefit Boxing Sho1U Is Success
Auditorium


Many Toledo fight fans at
tended the boxing show last
Friday at the Civic Audito-
rum which was sponsored
by Local II for the benefit of
the Children's Summer Camp at
Sand Lake, Michigan. The fight
card, which included several
Golden Gloves and Amateur
Athletic Union champions, was
we'll received by the full house
and was packed with action in
every bout
Local IL ringmen again made
good showing as Art Rae,
heavyweight Golden G loves
champion and member of the
Local IL Boxing Club, knocked
out Art Allison in the second
round of a scheduled five round
main event of the fight card. In
the first round Eae stalked his
opponent, shooting a lightning
left iab to the face of his stub.
born opponent. In the second
round, the Local II battler
opened up with his hard right
hand punch and sent his ad-
versary TO the canvas three times
and then finished him with a
series of left hooks and right
crosses.
Little Tito Clarey, Local II
battler and city junior flyweight
champion, had a hard time solv-
ing the defense of Herb Searles,
but through superior ring gen
eralship succeeded in outpoint-
ing his clever opponent and
took the judges decision.
In one of the best bouts on
the card, Ray Mizzi of the High
land Park Boys Club, won the
unanimous judges decision over
Percy King of the Cestus Club.
King is the state A,A.U. cham
pion and was runner-up in the
national finals at Boston. Mizzi,
who had appeared on other
Local IL boxing shows, showed
marked Improvement over his
other appearances here. He will
be a hard boy to beat and should
go long way in the fight game.
For his clever boxing ability in
this bout, Ray Mizzi was
awarded the Ray Malone trophy
for being the "Fightingest
Fighter" on the program.
Tom Osberger, another mem
Der of the Local II Boxing Club
and Toledo University student,
was scheduled to box Tom Shin
maui of the Cestus Club. Shin
maui did not appear for his
fight and Osberger was forced
10 cancel his debut in fast anna
teurs. Osberger won the City
Novice light heavyweight cham
pionship a few weeks ago.
Proceeds of the Local II box
ing show were donated TO the
Childrens Summer Camp al
Sand Lake, Michigan.
Judges for the fights were
Police Captain Frank Baum
gardner, Hush Zimmerman and
George Zimmerman. e d d i G
Krauss was the timekeeper, and
Homer Avery was the an
nouncer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
EXPENSIVE ROOKIE

Bobby Brown, rookie infielder
who looms large in New York
Yankee plans for 1947, studied
medicine at Tulane University
this winter and is determined to
acquire that MD" after his
name. Paid a reported five-figure
bonus to sign, he is believed to
be the most expensive club ac-
QUESTION since Detroit signed
Dick Wakefield former Uni
versity of Michigan star.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

lost a sagainst Halls ia victories and ~ defeats
Here is the chronological record of games in which
thew have appeared against each other:
August r. 1910, at Ceveland-Feller went the dis
+.rce allowing seven hits to beat Detroit for his 10th
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

will be the defending champions
of the tourney The team also
will put on several exhibitions,
including a preliminary game to
the Toledo Mud Hens-Minne-
apolis Millers tilt at Swayne
Field on the Third Annual CIO
Baseball Night on August 5.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
TED'S FIRST

Ted Williams, colorful slug.
ging star of the Boston Red Sox,
has had many a hitting thrill
durin ghis brilliant career. One
unusual "first" happened to him
in 1946. On Sept. 13 Boston beat
Cleveland 10 to clinch the
American League pennant for
Ted's club, the run coming on
Ted's 38th and final homer of
the season, And it was an inside
the-park round tripper, first in
side homer Ted ever had regis.
tered since coming into profes-
sional baseball. IA
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
Opening Games tuesday;
Play At St. Johns Field

Members of Local II and the sports fans OF Toledo are
invited to attend opening games of the Local IL Soft
ball League Tuesday night at ST. Johns Field Bancroft
and Parksde Boulevard
Sixteen teams of the American and National Divisions
of the League will see action the opening contests whlS
one team in each Division will draw bye All Local IL
games will be played at ST. Johns Field throughout
the season while the teams drawing bye Will play at
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

Among the former opponents
of Notre Dame in football are
South Bend high school Ode
feated 500, in 1922 and the
Illinois Cycling Club (deteafed
1872, in 1880.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

liant performance, pitched a
two-hitter, walked none, and
famed nine. Feller, allowing
eight hits, famed seven, and
walked four. Both went the
distance as Detroit won 20
September 20, 1916, at De-
troit-Feller in a six-hitter
as Cleveland won 4 to /.
Newhouser gave up nine hits
while Rapid Bob struck out
five to establish new mark
of 348 strikeouts for the
season.
April 26, 1947, at Cleve-
land-In their last appear
ance against each other,
Feller famed seven and al
lowed three hits to shut out
the Bengals 6 to 0. New
houser, working eight in
nings, allowed three runs and
eight safeties.
That, baseball fans, will
give you a fair idea of the
comparative pitching ability
of these two American
League stars.
X y
1t is my opinion that the
worst kind of thief is the one
who stole into the dressing
room of Art Rae, Local IL
boxer, while he was fighting
on the Local IL Children's
Camp benefit boxing show
Friday night, and took a
sports jacket which was
awarded to him for winning
the Toledo Times Golden
Gloves heavyweight cham
pionship.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09
LoeaI IL SofthalI League Schedule
Tuesday May 49, at $50 p. M.
St Johns Field, Bancroft ST.. at Parkside Blvd

Tuesday May 13, at $3.50 P. NJ
ST. Johns Field, Bancroft ST., at Parksde Blvd
Opposite Ottawa Parl)
AMERICAN DIVISION
Mather Springs ". Save Electric Diamond No
Hall Mfg Unit PaslOn Division Diamond No. 2
AcSlin Stamping Industrial Heat Treat Diamond n
WHY'S Unit Peerless Plastics Diamond No.
Gordon Bumper Unit draws a bye
NATIONAL DIVISION
AirSay Electric vs., Toledo Scales Diamond No.
Champion Spark Plug Schultz Die Cast Diamo
LacIede Christy vs. Lakeside Biscuit Diamond No.
DeVbiss Unit Spicer Unit Diamond No.
American Brake Shoe draws bye
Thursday, May Is at $3.50 r. NJ.
AMERICAN DIVISION
Hall Mfg Unit Industrial Heat Treat Diamond No
Acklin Stamping Gordon Bumper Diamond No.
WHY'S Unit Plaskon Division Diamond No. 3
Peerless Plastics vs. Mather Springs Diamond No.
Electric draws bye
NATIONAL DIVISION
Alrway Electric Champion Spark Plug Diamond
Toledo Scales Schultz Die Casting Diamond No.
Laclede Chrisy DeVilbiss Unit Diamond No.
Lakeside Biscuit American Brake Shoe Diamond
SpIcer Unit draws bye
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-09

the jump VIII MS zAPIIl 70 V1oV0T0
Tiger star left handler.
Regardless of which ace walks OIL with
1947 honors, their duel has provided the
fans with many thrill since they first met
back in 1910.
In seven games, in which the two out
standing pitchers started against one an
other, the record is five victories for Bob
against one defeat, with Hal getting one
victory and four losses. Starting the 1947
season. Feller had 1873 games won and II
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