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League, told lhe AINeikll' on proof, er that Ill, rlglit field ·poreb ill FfDie1 uld ~ lho the munlcl~ litHium violated ,....., In ..,., die , KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - baM:baD ivla. · tee. ' tool! D ·':=~ ~= !!!! Charles 0. Flllley, owner of.the, 'JWuctanlly, the fiery owner uve ,.,o...t o 1, Kansas City A~let. once temovod -the fence, 1!11'1 at the at Ynee 111 JIIJII! ¥d lhtr held h0 .l agoin bOwed to basebell's '.arne lime ,.... ccwtructlon l,MS' ~ 1111 . _ . . • CINCINNA'n (UPil-The In· tylnl his IOI'IIIff Redo team- C..... Tewtll t, Sl y..,. , Dreai'Y, wea . t . brass. Thi.R time he agreed tA> WOuld belln imn\ediately·lon a the~~~~~.........~.;; diUonal Nltlclt1l League open· mates in knots. Until ,the ninth "We have everytllbl& Ill W\11 crowd . to :18,110, the. foweot for demollsh his newly constructed "KC O!Je.HaD Pen.nont Poreh." ·~ er here •II GUt of the way and iMing, he blanki!J' Cincinnati, II with," saki O'Toole. who iu Cinc}"nall opener·~ ~1 ~ears. "Pennant Porch." Fillley,.in yloldlnS to the fatfrom the viewpoint .of the Cfn. 1 from whom he was ob- scheduled tp pib;h Thurs4ay at The RedJ ad<jed Jun Dicks;:" ..... Finley , the subject of contro- est ·dernandl' o1 "-baU'o top clnnall Reds It iJ just as well tained in the expanalon draft. LoJ! Angeles, "and I think a~~ to their roster juft before t e versy over the Kansas City brass, uld he had done IJe. 50 that It lo. Two of the Reds' runs came of ua havo had_a good· ·~~lng. game. He eamed a .spot In the "Another sea,.n, another rea- Stadium lease, aroused the .ire cause "the great and Their Cflth opener wu • real on Bob Sltlnner'a homer as he "We are • sound team, a8<J.bullpen pff hb spnng efforts. I son for sk1ppiog ocbool!" of ~seball officials when he admiration I've always had for flop, marred by sloppy fielding, showed sign, of .r•turning to ed Ellis, "and extrem•ly stM!J8lnflelder •SU>ve Boros, obtam..t constructed his "Pennant llle offices of the commi,.loner the middle. ThaL is where from the Cblcago Cubs,"'"' rePQrch" and brought tile rlgiJt o1 b'~eball and the president of an• mt• hitting and .weal< pitch· .the form he had with the ing. But lhe 6-3 defeat at the . Pirates. yoo win." turned to the San Diego team. field fence Inward to lhe 21M> .!lie ~can League." hand, of Houston didn't send The . loss went to young Jim 1!6 · !'!! ailed th ord ' 1)<111' ; 'II Palmer seasoo," said disappointed ilefeat In the · lllth whea, , . l:)' OiJ.e- Frnao~Jally placed at an advantage, I am. ,.,peel Tomorrowt· ' 26th Annual Other·MaJ· or Lea011e Teams Bench Field Set For 1964 OpenefS Today Trials Slated 1 CANvA$ SNWERs .., .. til#!~ Cllr~ ~ u.~n~·~.:..fitd~.~;~p:~~:"'a !~~o:-· ;~oth-:·.:~ ':! ·~·; Reg. $1.99 - $1ile11.67 G-.1 Hoidl ~"' to 11 Full Lenlltb OII'!Untl .... sm· DIAPER BAG U5- ~:;·t~r 8~: ~u~:::~d: ':n":.::.t·w~~==: ~·:: ., Reds were "just startinS to bit ond and walked John Bateman. oor groove." Jobnsoo forced Aapromonte at The Colts picked up three Ur>- third and Maloney should earned runs In the fifth IMing been oui of the inning when as J'OOkle Chico Rulz made a ijle Kosko groonded to Ruiz, throwing error and veteran Nel- who made the throwing m~ lie Fox smacked a timely sin- cue. Kie for Hooston. . Jim O'Toole and Sammy ElThey added tllr.. more In the Us . two Cincinnati· pitchers s!Jt~, two of them on Jim lc..:.nted on to make the f\Od.s Wynn's ·homer. click, still felt the team could M!BQUllle Ken Johnson was win the pennant. CG11oD. Willa ~ Plllllle .Llne4 '""II · ~1·" ~:;.-•p• HOUSE OF BLAIIll \ I ..HAIR SPRAY ''·00 ~··"~·:'99c t-~ .' • 1ads Southern LocaI ThInc • sprmg • campa•gnmg · •• BeP"Jn l)rl IMP.IIAL MARK XII ~199 1 •RASH CAMERA, 7 Pc.. Outfit-~ ••,...,. 24x4li INCH IIZI ~ .... p.q ll'~luo , e Automotle Wt- ebECORATOR RUGS - - - el2 cu. Ft. Refrlcenotor e12.CU. Ft. ,..._. e411'' Doluu llaftp HIOH 'AIHION ..,. .... tl.fl Volue $2.A4 ' just one good week of drill are 31 Southern ·Local school tb,lnclads, says. Co • c Bill Priddy. Leading the squsd are lettermen, aU· of whom went lht dlotrlet m..t laB! year. This groop Ia Led .bY Bob vester who ran a 23.8 220 In the State meet yeat. LetJermeri aenlora are vester ancl Teet Bailey, jump 'broad jump diBCUI relay: Jobn Amoti, one ~ eta~ and relay tum; Beegle: 100, 220. 440, and low hurdles; Harry Cleland, brood jump, relay and perhaps the 440 · . . Two junlor lettermen return1ng are Steve Cleland, relay. and one of the ahorl dashes and Roger Adams, sbot put, and maybe tllo olficus. Of the 24 olhtr tracksters there are five seniors, five juniors seven e~~eh from the $tm RALL'S BEN f.RANKLIN:. MIDDLEPORT, 0, •• -· '. .; ' ~ ,; '; 11· ., .. l· ' :p ).,,•.io', ·~'lr. '3tU !i1 &J'f'O bftA .. -· -· inter,conne·ctiod·~:':·~ " .. . ai.d 440 run. 1!6peful of earn1ng a p1ace the traveling squad ore Cline, Spencer Stearns C!irpenter, Dave Fox, Theiss, Blll 8 1rd. and Carol Cline Bobby Grueser, Dave Paul B]ack, Craig Harold Kiser, Bruce and Bob Scarberry • The squad was to journey to. to Gallipolis for Its meet. Chesapeak• was to come In to m•ke it a thr~way gathering, Altogether, SIX meets are scheduled. Coach Priddy saki he May 1 a nd May 11 open.vu ~·...r hnol ·n be ~8 ~.::: first II!I'Yed. t ' Mets Top Majors In Plq.er Tranders ,...~ By nlghlfall, tile elated Angels and are going to be glad they didn't rush and spend their World checks. The Impulse certainly there ~ause these tw? don't fond themselves m place every day, Today they did, what an unusual 11 gave them. The ,high-flying Angels Colts both know th~ hard, facts of life, however. painfully aware that all . er 1118jor league clubs into action today , ' making it clooh that lhty U have to first place by tonight and lng It debatable wh~ther . even he In lhe forst dlvls10n the weekend. ~· Clood Nlao S_tlll,, It s otrictly <loud while 1t las~. Bill Rigney s Angels went one up on the rest of lht American League by blanking the Sena!Drs, W, Mcmday, on a nifty piece of pitching by Ken MeBride In the annual Washington atU!nded by 40,145, In· President Lyndon John· and Stan (The Man) MuSial on ••- IIfilll!d in. tsthe fPresldent he "'" ner pom o t Another Johnson, er Ken Johnson, was the In ·lhe'''Natlonal Lea,que at Cincinnati where ··)e shut out the Reels for eight In Leading Houston to a victory before a crowd ;, I ·r • • Tt M d 1 1080 the ~~~~es The":;,~~ . will· be serv_ed I today :;'lc~flothert ':::rl~ easu: Y ge e mar and take out afU!r those league, Angels and Colts. Yogi Btrra makes what he his rr•na~erial "debate" Yankee Stadium by sendmg Whitey Ford agamst Bill Monbouquette the Boston Red Sox. Ford, In his lOth opener' a 24-7 record for the Yanl..,t se~son. Monbouquette 20-10 With Boston. ·There shoold he another duel ill Chicago where Sox play host to the Orioles· Gary Peters ' hnd a 19·8 record last ond was na_med AL of the year,. wlll ~o for White Sox. Baltimore s new manager, Hank Bauer, has Milt Pappas (16-9 ) to lor the Orioles. Carnllo. P88Cual (21-9_) drew the operung game assignment for the Mionesota Twins In their game ~lib the Indians at Cleveland. Jun (Mudcat) Grant (13-141 will start for the Tribe, which Is being Jed by George Strickland, !lll!ng In for Birdie Tebbetts, who Is recovering from a heart attack. A'o .Meet TJcen I Kansas C1ty ts at Detro I In the fourth AL encounter with knuckleballer Orlando Pena (12-201 naml!d by .the Alh!oli<s Phil Regan ~15-9) by the Tigers. In th! National League, two games will he played by day :i a!d ~0: ~ ~~~. :,~n::;-_ no~~!~:; ~~~i~UP~to- place in pro golf'r money-winThe Gallia County Foxhunters n.lllg derby on the strength of Assn will conduct Its 26th an- his victory In the Masters. mw bench show and field trials Palmer'• first triumph of the Fr~day mght and Saturday year was worth .$20,1100 raising The bench show will be held his 1964 earnings to $33.488.75, in the Bulaville town hall, be- acoording to figures released ginning. at ~. P m.. Friday Monday by the Professional The field tnals Will commence Golfers' Association. sh~rtly after daybreak at Mor- Jack Nicklaus was second tons Wood. on Saturday .. A with earnings of IJO,I!iO and breakfast Will precede lhe field Dave Marr moved into third trial~. . · place with a bankroll of $19,Entries are expecll'll from the 369.49. Nicklaus and Marr Tro-County Area. and other near- earned $10,000 each In the Masby SEO coonL•es. ters when they tied for second Robert IBobJ Gordon will I!Ct place. as JUdge at the ben~h show Frl- Mason Rudolph held fourth day mght. Saaurday' rmgmast- place with $16,847.92 and Bill er Will be announced ater. Casper Jr. followed with $15,Refreshments wol.l he . srved 475. throughout Saturday s fesl1voues . • I- ''" l .DAY mit the Yankees "to enjoy and benefit tremendJUsly from foul fiDes ol 296 feet (right field) ~nd 301 feet (lert field!," while " - - -- - - - - ' - -- All.Spo~ Event To he Saturday The Annual AU Sports Banquet sponsored by lht Pomeroy Fire Department for Pomeroy High School athletic teams will be held Saturday at 8 p. m. In the Set'Ond Ward Fire House. Plenty of good food cooked by the firemen will he served All male teachers bt the high school. team managers, and any other persons who work with Pomeroy athletics have been invited. 125 I. Moln St· Major Leagu. R•salto By Uoited International American League Los Ang. 001 020 010- 8 g 1 1 Wash. 1100 000 000-0 1 2 1 McBride. Navarro 17) alld Rodgers. Osteen, Kline {8) and Retzer. Winner -McBride (Hl) Loser -Osteen (IH J. (Only game ocheduled) . National eague Houston 1100 033 000- 6 7 1 Clnci. oo 000 003- 3 5 2 K. Johnson , Woodeshick 19) and Bateman. Malooey. Ellis (7), Nichols 181 and Edwards . . Winner -Johnson 11·01. W Loser 1 • ~Maloney (IHJ. HRs ynn. · Skinner. (Only game• scheduled). p,.., ' t ,!; .f. . ~ ~;t ' ,f( <Ji . ,,· •'N J w ··14,, o; ·~ ;J ' ~ur . ·lO:~ ... (' . F;IGHT RESULTS ,. BOSTON (UP!) - Joe De Nucci, 164'1•, Newton, Mass.. outpointed Denny Moyer, 160, lilllom~::•1 l~o~•~•l: li~~-~iiiiiiiiii~iii~an~d~th~e~o~th~e~r~tw:o~at~n~lg~h~t.iii,_:P~ort~l~and:,·~O~r~e·;.·~~O~.iiiiiiiiiii, IOph Of them,frosh abc: railko. bqys look !Ike By The.UJilted New Prot Y111'k Mets they'll fit IJIID lht I\Ompe!Uion one dlstinclion before u folloW... Gordcm Fisher. mtle ohapes up as another run; Max Knopp, high Jump; of frustration ill the Daony Mc'rumer; 880; J e f I Ilona! Le~e. Alkire, mO. relay: Charles Case~ Stengel'• men the majors in player . today as t.eQms In botll !rimmed their rosters to the 28man ope'Ding day llmlt. SIJuffled' oH to BoHalo by the · 'feri! plt.chero Mike Joyce Grover PC)Wl!D and oatcber C:..[>Cb,llQ ' Coleman. Southpaw• · and Steve Dillon from the same Leogue club and ·cerllon Willey was on lht 30-day disabled .• f • ' Be~ showers, and with land, 1180 run: and John Me. ,; e FIUGREE 'PLANTER · MILTON BICIIIIIAN By UPJ ....... Writer . 1 ~ow ~umhe~ ~O:Jr~:i~·~~":.:po~~ com uss .... ·- '&l' .~} ~~ IJ_ ; .\ you wanf.to be f!rolected ./JY. a hosp_italization pltJ,n that ' ' ~ renewable for life, tlte .man to see is your man from Nationwide: " ' .)$ ,. ~ I ., -{! '. 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And the big Dodge 880. ·• On top of that The Dodge Boys back "IllY·' . deal with a worry-free 5-year/ 50,000-mile warranly .• Best in the business. The Dodge 11oft are great guys Ill do busines$ with. Yoor wiftiJ. ~ love 'em! are soa;. ;I!J' lrieftdo tributl wiD lit ·~ lEE tilE . ' ' " . ' ' .'j'l . · BOYS TOllY_. . I :, ,aiwtlNGS , SOMS LCO~ ·~. �Television Results. Appeorance and perfomunce of new truU. Belie flnlab, aood Urel, heater. WANT AD INFORMATION l.Ale&lly owned and. low mileaa:e. Urea lib new. 102 eosine. " tpeed boz. bucket seats, radio, heater. ti'WD paint with matthior vinyl interior. 1963 Chevrolet Corvair Panel $1795 1962 Corvair Mon:u Coupe 17 mo; w now Ualleol ' - 'Ut wlluul $1795 . · 1960 Olds "88" 4 Door $1595 Local awner. Clean Interior, iet black flnl!h~ Hvdra-MaUe. ® Power steering, radio and heater. CAHCIUA'nON'I Pomeroy Motor Co. coJUl.l)f'I'IONI M~C~~P'-" -w t:OD ._ Ill. fw DQ of f"UIIbet.tl• asQUULTIONI wm .. r 0, ....... Wallf M OPEN IVES. 71410 P.M. 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All reU· li m1 Zl IDIIDihl to 5 KEYSTONE .....-. .Jim (woo<U. base cabinet (8 draw· a e person mg over ers), living room suite, un- payments of $20 a month hoJatered a ADMI'M'ED: None. Seeond Street, Prleed for qatl 18le. IDqulre ey; lin. Lester Glbbl, Ill Oldo llaleL 10 u lfc wood; Timothy Smith, ,. ~"' your!=~3~ ~-~=~~=~=::1 or!:: I m mark Farm P m Eut _ . tic PUMP tank. GetCI WHY In Storqe Loc.lly I Can l•e bought by bl tak' ' eot bulJcllnl, !Qe81«1 JU eel salts ml IIOI'ricle. Write 155t 1tb Sl., Parkenburl. W. FOR SALE! 5PINET PIANO - . W. VL fOR ISAIB- Mlddleport'o tall- PIUIIDI \'IIlley llolpltal G:OO Commllllll!' NIWI 5:111 World, National NIWI I:!& SpoWgbt Clll Spolia 5:15 WIIIIIJer. 1:30 Dinner Musleale 1: 00 St.nset Blvd. 7:011 Sip Off . ' u '•. ' f ~ ,-, ''" 1:10 . 1:41 IO:ot IO:GII Mutil aacirTlmt s..e • SIOI'J V.UW,' Wunldp 11Gar Newa 111gb ~ 811 Plt'ldl lO:S Newa U:.. . Jl:30 . 8UTA~8lMMQ 'Tio(E. NQII "'""RE WE'RE ~-E~I SHUCKS! f &TILL GOT A FEid BIJCI(S, 101i BE M\" GUE- 'THIS TRIP �Fllt&Eii~TIP ·EASE ' Lawn'Boys On Sale At El"'rf•ldt ' j Mechat,i~ StrMt Stort ·ELBERFELDS ' IN- POMEROY .. .. . llfu,rMt•• . Hook A Crook ttJNillav Cartoon• · Admission 75c & 40c THURSDAY, April 16 NOT OPEN '"fffiiDAY and SATURDAY April 17·18 .. "THE HAUNTING" · Jul.'l Tamblyn, Juhe Harris, Claire Bloom, Richard John· ' , MONDAY, TUES. April 19-20-21 "STRAIT·JACKET" ..;..,.,,,." Crawford, Diane Baker, Erickson, Howal'll St. -,~n, Rochelle Hudson . · 'Iurette Perdon My Terror THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL · '57 OLDS 88 4 DOOR WAGON V-8 automatic, 4 like-new tires, and a completely overhauled motor. NOW $795 ,·. KARR &VAN ZANDT I . . Cadillac - Oldsmobile ~Ola1J Ute Our Quality Wq of Dotq BUIIDell" Wlrf 2-5342 P011neroy, Ohio .' ' ·"""'' Why walk a n:We to cook a meal? be the evangellst. There wm be sueci&l music each j!Vening. Special nights are April 20, membership night; April 22, young lii81Tied peoples night, and Apl'll 24, youth Jilght. TENNIS OXFORDS J.adi._Youtb-cbllclren No lmport.s - No Secondl Mo•ltJr Prlcll<ll - - - - '..-$1.99 SHOIJOX MIDIX;IP'OitTJ O• ..'"I,... " Your Pacbied Ga8.Kitchen ~ealer can help · · ,, ·1.. ' ' Cooking isn't fun when it'~ combined with a croae-country bike. 'Why liot.do something in your kitchen f.o elimi.nate extra &tepa, dark wot~g-. skimpy storage space, old•fasbioiied applianoei? 'Your. P:ackaged Gu Kiteb,en dealer can help. Let hi.Q1 show yoq the lito~ new features of ~: Gold Star Gas Rang~ ••• the au~matic B~er-with-a-Brein that ends sco · g and boilovers ••• the smo)telessi~iler. fQr .deliclo~ ~e-kissed' ftavor in steaks and chops ... programm,cf coo](Jng in ali oven that h~lda finished meala hOurs with· out ctvercooking or drying, MAIL THE COUPoN today.. · . I 1 ' '• • wearyin' I' .' '•, 1: I '·" ¥t= ... ~· . 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