Logan Classmates Reunite to Honor Rev Orla Wright 1904
Logan 1904 classmates gathered Monday at Biesser's restaurant to honor Rev Orla Wright, pastor in West Monroe for 11 years. President of the reunion, he spoke on mission work in Louisiana and Southern conditions, with music and a class song written by him.
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National Conference of the Evangelical Reformed and Congregational Churches
Oberlin
Frank P. Martin
Wright
Louisiana
South
Hartman
Miss Cook
James Dougherty
Murray Phillips
Otto Hartmann
Area schools seek coaches for 1948 football and basketball
The 1948 sports picture flags coaching gaps at two county high schools and a local college with Fred Darling leaving Glouster for Oak Hill, Ross Smith quitting The Plains, and Bob Stoneburner moving to Ashland. Debate over replacements continues as programs face talent and leadership changes ahead of the new season.
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Fred Darling
Oak Hill High
Ross Smith
the Plains
Bob Stoneburner
Rio Grande College
Ashland
Glouster
Muskingum Valley
Crooksville
Roseville
Tomcats
Plains
Smith
Chauncey
Bill Smith
Lowell Cole
Nelsonville
Blue Devils
Stoneburner
Newt Oliver
Wilmington
Jerry Morgan
Lancaster High
Morgan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Manuel Charonis
Cincinnati Reds
Benny Zientara
Ewell Blackwell
Johnny Wyrostek
Manuel
Cyclone” McGlone
Carpenter Hardware
Legion Nine
Sammy Baugh
TCU
Adrian
Bobby Layne
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Bears
Sid Luckaman
Johnny Lujack
University of Texas
Layne
Yankees Boss Bets On Repeat As AL Flag Winners
Yankee manager Bucky Harris boldly forecast another American League title for New York after a 7-0 win over Boston, marking the anniversary of last year’s 19 game streak. The day also saw Bobby Feller and Sid Gordon boosting their teams as Giants hit five homers in Boston.
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Bucky Harris
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Washington
Yankee Stadium
Fd Lopat
Sox
Ted Williams
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Major Leagues
Cleveland shutout Detroit 6 to 0 as Feller and Hogan pitched. New York defeated Boston 7 to 0 with Lopat and Niarhos guiding the win. St Louis routed Chicago 17 to 4 in the National League. Other leagues feature varied results including Brooklyn 6 1/2 to 3 over Philadelphia and New York– Pittsburgh matchups.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Feller
Hogan
Newhouser
Trucks
Benton
Wagner
Boson Sien
New York
Parnell
Kinder
McDermott
Tebbetts
Lopat
Niarhos
Washington
Philadelphia
Wynn
Harris
Marchildon
Savage
Rosar
Chicano van Een
St. Louis
Wight
Robinson
Fannin
Widmar
Moss
Cicaso
Garagiola
Baseball schedule shows multiple games across leagues
Games today feature Philadelphia at Brooklyn Leonard or Heintzelman vs Taylor, New York at Boston Jansen vs Voiselle, St Louis at Chicago Hearn or Pollet vs Hamner, Boston at New York Kramer vs Raschi, Washington at Philadelphia Hudson vs Coleman, Cleveland at Detroit Lemon vs Houtteman, Chicago at St Louis Pieretti or Gettel vs Sanford. Also St Paul at Toledo, Kansas City at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis at Louisville.
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Boston
St Louis
Pittsburgh
York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Ty St Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Schmitz
Scheffing
Poat
Jones
Cooper
Westrum
Spahn
Hogue
Prendergast
Salkeld
Donnelly and Seminick
Branca
Edwards
Pitts
Riddle
Higbe
Singleton
Fitzgerald
J. Riddle
Fox
Gumbert
Raffensberger
Williams
Lamanno
American Association
Leonard
Heintzelman
Tayior
Jansen
Voiselle
Hearn
Pollet
Hamner
Kramer
Raschi
Hudson
Coleman
Lemon
Houtteman
Pieretti
Gettel
Sanford
Giants hammer Braves as Gordon hits two homers with bases loaded
Sid Gordon homered twice including a bases loaded shot to power the New York Giants to an 11 3 rout of the Boston Braves. Ed Lopat stood out for the Yankees, blanking the Boston Red Sox 7 0 for his sixth win and fourth straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Gordon
Giants
Boston Braves
Ed Lopat
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Heavyweight Plans Stir After Louis Title Loss
Ezzard Charles signals readiness to fight from one to ten for the championship and is slated to meet Jimmy Bivins in Washington on Aug 2. Gus Lesnevich eyes a September bout with Jersey Joe Walcott as the heavyweight title picture grows crowded. Walcott dismisses a proposed tournament and favors a title bout with either Charles or Lesnevich. Jack Solomons joins promoters aiming to shape the series for the new champion while Louis enjoys a golf vacation at French Lick Indiana.
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New York
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Washington
Gus Lesnevich
Charles
Elmer
Ray
Louis
French Lick
Ind
Forty Girls Form Local One-Team Girls Softball League
Forty girls organized a four club girls softball league to start Friday night led by Phyllis Allen. Four captains were chosen by lot. games set for Tuesday and Thursday at the high school field behind the stadium. Recreation Director Harry Lackey will provide equipment and umpires. first games pitted Kowalczyks against Hayhurst, with Allen and Lewis squads scheduled for next games.
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Phyllis Allen
Lot
AL D.louw
Uli
Gals
Harry Lackey
Belle Kowalczyk
Betty Hayhurst
Virginia Lewis
Allens
Kowalczyks
Middleport players attend Brooklyn Dodger camp in Parkersburg
Middleport High School stars Malcolm Mickey Miller James Hiaggerty and George Shorty Hackett joined tryouts at the Brooklyn Dodgers camp in Parkersburg West Virginia. Miller and Hiaggerty are noted as Maroons players this summer with Racine Maroons of the OVA. Final eliminations followed Monday and Tuesday with more workouts Wednesday.
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Middleport
Brooklyn Dodger
Parkersburg
W. Va
Malcolm
Mickey” Miller
James Hiaggerty
George
Shorty) Hackett
MHS
Racine Maroons
OVA
Miller
Yellow Duckers
Haggerty
Maroons
Reds Rally Past Pirates in Extra Innings Tilt
Cincinnati Reds edge Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 in 12 innings after Key blows by Howie Schultz and late homers by Johnny Wyrostek and Frank Baumholtz. Ken Raffensberger earned the win. Elmer Singleton took the loss as Umpire Bill Stewart ejected Meyer and three Pirates for protests.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Big Howie Schultz
Ted Kluszewski
Kluszewski
Pirate
Charles Jorgeson
Meyer
Higbe
Max West
Redleg
Pirates
Reds
Johnny Wyrostek
Frank Baumholtz
Elmer Riddle
Ken Raffensberger
Elmer Singleton
Indianapolis Hikes AA Lead
The Indianapolis Indians extended their American Association lead to seven games after a 18 to 7 win over Kansas City. Mallette fell to five straight lefty victims as Bob Malloy earned his 10th win, with Red Barrett protecting the win in relief. Les Fleming drove in two, Ted Beards 12th triple, and Pete Castiglione reached 100 hits.
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Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Tribe
Mal Mallette
Kansas City
Indians
Mallette
Bob Malloy
Red Barrett
Blues
Les Fleming
FBI
Ted Beard
Pete Castiglione
Minneapolis
Louisville
Jerry Witte
Millers
Otio Clark
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Eagles Slam Vets Back On Top In 19-0 rout
The Nelsonville Eagles blasted New Marshfield Vets for 19 runs as three pitchers allowed only 19 hits in total. First baseman Maurice Haddox contributed five hits and the Eagles moved back to first place in the Hocking Valley League with a dominant Sunday win.
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New Marshfield
Maurice Haddox
Nelsonville
Eagles
Miners host Albany Glouster in postponed HVE clash
Glouster Miners meet Albany in a rescheduled high school baseball game at 5:15 p.m. to challenge Nelsonville for first place. Nelsonville edges New Marshfield 19 to 0 with pitchers James and MacFadden dominating. Haddox drives in four runs and James adds two RBIs as Brooks allows 12 hits.
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Albany Glouster
Glouster
Albany
Nelsonville Eagles
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Chesser
MacFadden
Pinney
RBI
Haddox
James $ Ray
Newman
Hall
Jenkins
Champ
Barstow
Dane
James
Sac
Lowry
Stright
Bb—James
Brooks
Gorman
SO James
Ray
Sorman
Llewellyn
Dupler
Automen Claim Two Victories In Softball Action
Western Au beat Logan Moose 6 0 in five innings as Baron Sapp limited the Moose to one hit. Sapp also homered and Eliis allowed five hits for Logan. The Autos then topped Banks Sports Shop 6 3 behind Matheny holding the Shoppers to three hits while Koon Traugh Patton and others contributed five hits and two doubles.
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Nelsonville
Western Auto Softballers
Logan Moose
Banks Sports Shop
Athens
Moose
Baron Sapp
Toy Eliis
Sapp
Westerners
Shoppers
Matheny
Barnes
Autos
Koon
Traugh
Patton
Warren
McGuire
Sports Shop
Butoe
Coteus
Litao
Board To Act On Grid Job
Rio Grande College athletic board will meet Thursday to consider coaching applicants after the resignation of Bob Stoneburner. John F. E. Halliday of Gallipolis chairs the committee, with Dr. Francis W. Shane of Gallipolis and Chap Jones of Wellston as members. Stoneburner left to coach at Ashland High School in Kentucky.
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Gallipolis
F. W. McDermott
Rio Grande College
Bob Stoneburner
John FE. Halliday
Stoneburner
Ashland
Francis W. Shane
Chap Jones
Wellston
Action for divorce filed on grounds of cruelty in Logan court
Goldie Nelson sues Ray Nelson in common pleas court for divorce on charges of extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of four minor children and alimony. The couple wed September 21 1940, records show.
Innocent Plea Entered In Non-Support Charge
George Morris Logan Route 2 pleaded not guilty to non support when arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart Tuesday. He was arrested Saturday evening by Deputy Sheriffs Jack Waldron and Lloyd Frazier on a complaint filed by his wife. Bond was fixed at 500 dollars.
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Logan
George Morris
Route 2
S. B. Whitehart
Jack Waldron
Lloyd Frazier
Local residents listed on rural routes and towns
Phyllis and Joan Goheen on Rock Bridge Route 1. Gary Starner on Logan Route 2. Mrs. Michael Newson of Lancaster. Howard C. Rhodes on New Plymouth Route 2. Mrs. Cora Hock of Murray City. PISMISSED Mrs. James Jolley and daughter of Nelsonville. Mrs. Donald Dalton and son of Nelsonville Route 2. Mrs. Mont Howson and daughter of New Marshfield Route 1.
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Phyllis
Joan Goheen
Rockbridge
Gary Starner
Logan
Michael Newson
Lancaster
Howard C. Rhodes
New Plymouth
Cora Hock
Murray City
James Jolley
Nelsonville
Donald Dalton
Mont Howson
New Marshfield
Divorce petitions dismissed without prejudice in Logan
Two divorce petitions filed in the common pleas court were dismissed without prejudice by Judge Harley Meyer. The cases are Nellie Blackstone versus Homer Blackstone and Elizabeth Thomas versus Warren Thomas.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
Nellie Blackstone
Homer Blackstone
Elizabeth Thomas
Warren Thomas
Potluck Dinner Planned by Logan Rebekah Lodge
Logan Rebekah Lodge schedules a potluck dinner for 6 30 p m Friday at IOOF Hall. Refreshment committee members include Mrs Jay Nimon Mrs Billa Myers Miss Ruth Myers Mrs Susie Nupt and Mrs Ruby Lehman.
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Logan — Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Jay Nimon
Billa Myers
Ruth Myers
Susie Nupt
Ruby Lehman
Education Board Meeting Set for Friday in Courthouse
The Logan Hocking County Board of Education will convene at 7 30 p m Friday in the county superintendent of schools office inside the courthouse to conduct official business.
Auto Damaged When Struck By Truck
John Richard LOGAN parked at 675 W. Hunter St. when his auto was struck by a truck and trailer driven by George Earl Reese of Columbus at 3:15 a.m. The car was knocked 33 feet into a tree, sustaining about $400 in damage. Reese was arrested for reckless operation of a motor vehicle.
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Logan
John Richard
George Earl Reese
Columbus
Richard
W. Hunter St
Reese
Lunsford Rites Are Thursday
Funeral services for C. Azro Lunsford 65 of 956 Church St will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Heinlein funeral home. Interment will be in Grove Cemetery Kenton. He died after a major operation three weeks ago at Doctors Hospital Columbus. Survivors include his wife Rhea a son Paul Logan four sisters and two brothers.
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Logan
C. Azro Lunsford
Church St
Heinlein
Grove Cemetery
Kenton
Lunsford
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Rhea Lunsford
Paul
Guy Griffith
Ida Stewart
Ironton
William Brown
Pedro
John Weaver
Charles
Waterloo
Dennis
Chesapeake
Mrs Kitchen Rites Thursday at Evangelical Brethren Church
Daisy Dean Kitchen 64 died at her home near Ilesboro Monday night and funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Amos L Heyde officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include husband Jesse two sons Howard and Neale, and two daughters Louise and Madeline, plus sister Meda McCreary. The body will be moved from Leonard funeral home to her residence Wednesday morning.
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Logan
Daisy Dean Kitchen
Ilesboro
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Amos L. Heyde
Oak Grove Cemetery
Jesse
Howard
Neale
South Bloomingville
Louise Kitchen
Miami
Fla
Madeline Armstrong
Meda McCreary
Leonard Funeral Home
Logan Women Attend 4 H Judges School
Mrs. Emily Van Fossan Hocking County demonstration agent and Miss Nettie Barker Union Furnace home economics teacher attended an all day session of the 4 H Judges Training School in Jackson Tuesday. They were accompanied by Miss Mabel Westervelt Fairfield County home demonstration agent.
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Logan
Emily van Fossan
Hocking County
Nettie Barker
Union Furnace
Jackson
Mabel Westervelt
Fairfield County
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