Little Players Win for Redlegs
Cincinnati Reds rely on their small batters to beat the New York Giants 5-3 as Art Fowler earns his second win. Tebbetts praises Temple, Adams, Landrith, McMillan, Palys and Fowler for delivering the offense and defense in a tight 5-3 victory.
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Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Tebbetts
Johnny Temple
Bobby Adams
Hobie Landrith
Roy McMillan
Stan Palys
Art Fowler
Fowler
Reds
New York Giants
New York
Dusty Rhodes
Giants
Jim Hearn
Adams
Temple
McMillan
Hoyt Wilhelm
Hearn
Klu
Post
Landrith
Bell
Williams
Westrum
Katt
Wilhelm
E — Hearn
Rbi Taylor
Rhodes
Palys
Mueller
Lockman
Taylor
S — Fowler
Dark
Harris
Kluszewski
BB — Hearn
Grissom
SO — Hearn
HO — Hearn
Monzant
Reb — Hearn
W — Fowler
L — Hearn
U — Dascoli
Warneke
Secory
Goetz
Duke Seeks To Regain Lost Crown
Brooklyn's Duke Snider led the National League in slugging with a .608 mark helped by 23 homers 15 doubles and 2 triples from 232 official at bats. Willie Mays edged Snider for the title last year and topped the league with a .667 average. Ted Kluszewski Roy Campanella also ranked high as slugging leaders were listed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Associated Press
Snider
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Nationals
Mathews
Mays
Willie
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Roy Campanella
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Vic Power
Kansas City
Sugar Kings near first in International League pennant race
The Havana Sugar Kings sit one game back after a 2-0 win over the last place Chiefs. A sweep of Syracuse could move Havana to the lead, if Toronto falters in a 3 game series with Montreal. Buffalo beat Rochester 6-2. Richmond vs Columbus postponed by rain.
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Associated Press
Havana
Sugar Kings
Toronto
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Red Wings
Richmond Virginians
Columbus Jets
Fleck Invited to Akron Rubber City Open Sponsors
Akron event sponsors invite Fleck to participate in the Rubber City Open a $15000 prize tournament to be held in the city.
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Akron
Rutherford Named New NCAA Golf Coaches Leader
In Knoxville Tennessee Bob Rutherford of Pennsylvania State College is elected as the new president of the NCAA Golf Coaches Assn succeeding Bob Kepler of Ohio State University.
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Kepler Knoxville
Tenn
Ncaa Golf Coaches Assn
Bob Rutherford
Pennsylvania State College
Bob Kepler
Ohio State University
Pioneer Club Announces All Western Horse Show
The Pioneer City Riding Club will stage its second Annual All Western Horse Show on Sunday June 26 at 1 00 p m at the Washington County Fair Grounds Marietta under Alpha Xi Delta alumnae sponsorship Produced under Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors Association rules Russell Stotts of Zanesville will stand by The flag and grand entry open the event with 10 classes offering cash prizes trophies and ribbons Announcer Russ Fagan of Parkersburg will host Mrs Ben H Putnam Jr is general chairman Tickets are 1 for adults and 25 cents for children under 12 A light luncheon will be served on the grounds Rain postpones the show
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Pioneer City Riding Club
Washington County Fair Grounds
Marietta
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors Association
Russell Stotts
Zanesville
Russ Fagan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ben H. Putnam, Jr
Groza Inked Pac With Browns In Cleveland
Lou Groza and fullback Fred yesterday joined the Cleveland Browns. Groza, at left tackle and place kicker, ran for yards on 52 rushing attempts.
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Cleveland
Lou Groza
Fulback
Cleveland Browns
Groza
Fruitless Hunt for Federal Convicts
Logan area sheriff investigated a late night report of two convicts being escorted to Chillicothe’s federal reformatory. Despite searches by sheriff, deputies, and highway patrol across Route 56 and Locust Grove, no fugitives were found. Monday officials linked the pair to 11 escapees from Lancaster’s Boys Industrial School, with most captured by wire reports.
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Chillicothe
Vinton County
William Brown
McArthur
State Highway Patrol
Waldron
Joe Breeze
Locust Grove
Hue
Highway Pa
Sheriff Seeks Solution To Movie Thefts
Sheriff Waldron investigates a series of thefts of car speaker units from movie theaters reported by Clarence Hadley south of Hadley along Route 33. The speakers require full rewiring to function, complicating identification by license numbers. Charges will be filed if suspects are caught.
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Logan
Clarence
Clay) Hadley
Ocking Drive
Route 33
Hadley
Waldron
Baldwin Wallace College honors Logan native at 1955 graduation
Ralston W. Vale earned cum laude in the 1955 Baldwin Wallace College ceremony in Berea. Former Logan resident, now Cleveland mortician’s wife, she received the Milton T. Baldwin prize for highest scholastic achievement. Her daughters Shirley Anne and Sandra Lou Vale are listed as a college sophomore and a future Rhodes High student in Cleveland.
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Logan
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Ralston W. Vale
Vance Stewart
Vale
Cleveland
Mire
Milton T. Baldwin
Farley Sparks Jaycees Past Fellow Craft 7-4
Farley pitched and hit a homer as the Jaycees built an early lead and carried it through to a 7-4 victory over Fellow Craft. Farley went seven hits, four driven in, with Lavelle, Essex and Whitehouse helping the offense while Cooley Finstermacher and Whitehouse contributed Fellow Craft’s seven hits. Sam Jones noted as a former Negro leagues Buckeyes pitcher.
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Paul
Jaycees
Farley
Allen
Cady
Kern
Mingus
Lavelle
Skinner
Cooley
Sam Jones
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Buckeyes
Red Cross Blood Effort Is Outlined in Logan
Carl Braley administrative director outlined Red Cross blood program in central Ohio at the Logan Rotary Club. He noted the processing cost per pint is four dollars versus private centers charging sixteen to twenty four. The Red Cross provides blood free to patients with hospitals charged only for typing. Braley was introduced by Harry Wright. Attending Rotarians were William Davis and William Brooks.
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Logan
Red Cross
Ohio
Sheriff Warns Public on Road Block Traffic
Logan residents report motorists blocking township roads, notably the ford crossing Scotts Creek. J Wald die Carstens says an unidentified driver parked on Route 75 to the ford, preventing a tractor crossing to a field. Sheriff Waldron ordered the car moved, warning arrests for unlawfully blocking traffic.
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Logan
Scotts Creek
J. Walddie Carstens
Ford
Carstens
Reichley Rites Set For Local Man Claue Reichley Dies
Claude H. Reichley 44 died Sunday at home Logan Route 2. He was a storeroom clerk at Sun Glow Furniture Logan plant and lifelong Hocking County resident. Survived by Edith Reichley. parents Samuel A Reichley South Bloomingville Star Route and Minnie Reichley Logan Route 2. brothers Joseph C Reichley Edward A Reichley. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday Pine Grove Methodist Church. Burial Baptist Cemetery near Cedar Falls. Friends may call at residence.
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Logan
Claude H. Reichley
Sun Glow Furniture Industries, Inc
Reichley
Hocking County
Edith Reichley
Samuel A. Reichley
South Bloomingville
Minnie Reichley
Joseph C Reichley
Fred Miller Granted Uncontested Divorce
Logan records show Fred W. Miller granted an uncontested divorce from Miller through her father Harry Neff as next friend. Grounds cited are gross neglect of duty. Custody of two minor children awarded to the mother with visitation for the father.
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Logan
Fred W. Miller
Miller
Harry Neff
Common Pleas
Mr. Miller
Reamer's Grand Slam Sparks Cardinals Victory
Billy Reamer hit a grand slam as the Cardinals beat the Bluebirds 12 to 11 in Peewee League. Mark Smithens collected four hits for the Bluebirds. Mike Wren pitched Hawks to an 11 to 6 win over the Eagles in the second game.
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Billy Reamer
Bluebirds
Cardinals
Mark Smithens
Mike Wren
Hawks
Eagles
Logan School selects Blake as new superintendent at $8000
Logan trustees chose Blake after a three-year contract term at 8000 dollars. He succeeds George Carr, with a long career in area schools, including Dexter City Sharon Local Caldwell and McArthur. Blake, a Ohio State graduate, was one of 33 applicants and was chosen from three finalists amid local speculation.
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Superin
City Board of Education
Blake
George Carr
Ogy Ak Blake
Ter
Ohio State University
Dexter
Sharon
Caldwell
McArthur
Carey Blake
Howard E. Kirk
Davis
Painesville
Gasbarro
Carr
Vo Ag
West
Samuel H
Houston
Stewart
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Thomp son Logan Route 2 welcome a daughter. Larry Hawthorne of Columbus admitted. Saban Coenen and Mrs Robert Ricketts with son at New Straitsville Route 1. Mrs Earle Heinlein of New Plymouth. Bernard Mark Van Duren 29 a worker Lancaster and Kyllis Ann Wilson 21 a glass worker Logan.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Thompson
Logan
Larry Hawthorne
Columbus
Hawthorne
Bernard Mark van Duren
Orker, Lancaster and
Kyllis
Ann Wilson
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Reamer
the Messenger
Athens
East School
Charles
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Geiger Bros
Jean Bright Graham
Merc
Rene Murtha
Mim Ra Om Nalker
Enture Co Tenetient
Vane ‘Rather
Principe
Sim
Hocking Valley Sand Co
F. HL Brewer Co
Mice Blanche Moorhead
Leta Sayre
Alson Scrivner
Ruth Teoneuill
Ewen Fee
Elva Cottrill
Evelyn Lappen
Robert Mra Mildred Kinney
Sara Lee Rosch
Doctor of Motors
West Virginia
ST Virginia
Fesenmee ® Brewing CO
Huntington, W. WA
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