Ohio Stars Could Cup 53 Pennant Feats in Major Leagues
Ohio’s two major league entries hold five championships since 1800. Managerial figures like Lopez or Hornsby might loan Ohio-born players from states elsewhere. Names such as Kluszewski, Easter, Zimmer, Lipon, Kazak and others are cited as potential infield, outfield, and pitching helps for a pennant bid. Mentions of Garver, Haddix, Feller, and other stars appear as possible loan candidates.
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Akogut
Ted Khiszewski
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Argo
Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
St. Louis
Kluszewski
Reds
Don Zimmer
Brooklyn
Harold Harrison
Buffalo
Jin Bird
Weser
Lancaster
New York Yan- Cleveland Indians
Bee
Mel Hodertein
Jfjer Newton
Washington
Jacenia
Kenneth Landenberger
Lundwirst
Chicago White Sox
Joe Macke
Port Clinton
Fred Richards
Warren
Chicago Cubs
Roy McMillan
Texas
Ohio
Frank Baumheltz
Midvale
Akron
New York Giants
Cmemnail
Clyde Vollmer
Boston Red Sox
Bob Nieman
Detroit Tigers
Hank Edwards
St. Louis Browns
Youngstown
George Shuba
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mineral
Athens County
Boad Addis
Bob Borkowski
Dayton
Waily Post
St. Wendelin
Det Rice
Portsmouth
St. Louis Cardinals
Rice
John Promesta
Ned Garver
Ney
Eddie Yuhas
Bob Kelly
Joe Nuxhall
Hamilton
Herman Wehmeier
Sam Jones
Stewartsville
Ralph Brickner
Columbus
George Spencer
Harvey Haddix
Medway
Pittsburgh Firates
Cal Hogue
Jim Waugh
Lancas
Paul Steffer
Canton
Philadelphia Phils
Doctor Yaw Re Named To Health Board Post
Logan Dr Owen Yaw, of Logan, re appointed to the Hocking County Board of Health for a five year term. At the meeting Saturday morning the council received the annual health advisory council report for 1952, listing funds and per capita costs. The report shows 270 births and 180 deaths, heart disease as the leading cause with 69 deaths, followed by cancer and cerebral hemorrhage.
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Logan
Owen Yaw
Hocking County
Laurelviille
James
Brown
Clarence Matheny
C.j
T. Grattidge
Charles Barker
Yaw
Ohio U Golfers Schedule 17 Matches This Spring
Ohio University golf coach Kermit Blosser announces a 17 match spring slate starting March 30 at Washington and Lee, with key events at Columbus and Kalamazoo. Defending MAC champions, the Bobcats seek a third straight league title while facing strong Southeastern and regional foes in a mix of away and home meets.
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Columbus
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kermit Blosser
Bobcats
Southern
Washington and Lee University
White Sulphur Springs
Ohio State
Ohio U
Washington and Lee
Elon College
Davidson
Duke
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Dayton
Marietta
Cincinnati
Bowling Green
Marshall
Ohio
Easter Predicts 110 RBI and 32 Homers for Cleveland
Luke Easter forecasts 110 RBIs and 32 homers for Cleveland this season after betting a $50 hat on the claim with a reporter at training camp. He notes past accuracy, citing 1950 28 HRs, 1951 27 HRs, and last season 31 HRs, while acknowledging the league record of 105 RBIs last year. Ray Boone’s erratic fielding sparks controversy as he hits a three run homer in intra squad game. George Strickland makes an error.
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Tucson
Ariz
tFi
Luke Easter
Cleveland
Luke
RBI
Ray Boone
Indians
Boone
George Strickland
Bears Sign DeCarlo From Georgia
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas announced the signing of Art DeCarlo, a versatile end on offense and halfback on defense from the University of Georgia. DeCarlo joins a Bears squad aiming to bolster its roster last week.
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Chicago
Art DeCarlo
University of Georgia
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bird Dog Champion DeCarlo Tops Draft Pick Notes
Bird Dog Champion DeCarlo, Bears sixth draft choice at 21, 6-3 and 398 pounds, hails from Youngstown Ohio. Georgia coach Wally Butts praises Brownie Doone as the outstanding defensive end in the South, voted defensive star of the Blue Gray game and top in Mobile Senior Bowl. Owned by Mrs G M Livingston Quitman Georgia.
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DeCarlo
Bears
Youngstown
Ohio
Grand Junction
Tenn
Wally Butts
Georgia
Shore
Brownie
Montgomery
Kleface
Red Embree Retires From Pro Baseball
Charleston notes that pitcher Charles Red Embree who spent six seasons with Cleveland the Yankees and the Browns has applied for voluntary retirement from professional baseball He plans to enter business in San Diego California and notified the Charleston Senators of the American Association of his decision
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Charleston
W.va
Charles “Red” Embree
Cleveland
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Embree
Charleston Senators
American Association
Senators
San Diego
Calif
Point Pleasant Women To Bowl in Tourney
Six local bowlers from Point Pleasant will travel to Parkersburg in March to enter the state tournament of the Women's International Bowling Congress. Participants include Mrs. Erma Wright, Miss Louise Waugh, Miss Batty Tou Ambrose, Miss Evalee Sturgeon, Anita Lanier, and Helen Oseland, with events set for Saturday and Sunday.
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Point Pleasant
Bilan
Parkersburg
Erma Wright
Louise Waugh
Batty Tou Ambrose
Evalee Sturgeon
Anita Lanier
Helen Oseland
Two Injured In Accident In Logan on Route 595
Sheriff A. 3. Waldron reported an 1:30 a m Saturday crash on Route 595. Chester Speelman of Logan Route 3 drove off a curve into a ditch crossed the road and overturned. Passengers Hester Speelman and John Speelman were in the car. Chester and Hester were treated and released. John uninjured. Waldron continues investigation.
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LOGAN
A. 3
Waldron
Chester Speelman
Speelman
Hester
John
Miss Effie Lizetta Matheny Dies at 75 in Logan
Miss Effie Lizetta Matheny, 75, Logan, died unexpectedly from a cerebral hemorrhage shortly after noon Friday at her home. A Haydenville native, she had lived most of her life in Logan with her sister Phoebe Matheny, the last of their family. Final rites set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. R. B. Wilson officiating. burial in Grove Cemetery.
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Effie Lizetta Matheny
S. Mulberry St
Haydenville
Miss Matheny
Phoebe Matheny
Logar
Jessie F. Little
Heinlein
R. B. Wilson
Osk ‘Grove
Logan Red Cross Drive quota exceeds six thousand six hundred
A partial list of Red Cross drive solicitors is released led by John Strait fund chairman. Hochong County quota is 6632 dollars and the drive aims to finish in one week. Solicitors will also gather bloodmobile names for Logan on March 17. City ward chairmen and dozens of workers across Logan and surrounding townships are named to lead the campaign with many volunteers listed by name in this early roster.
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Logan
Red Cross
John Strait
Hochong County
Strait
J. R. Young
Harold Sommers
George Carr
Judes
Meeting Calls By Anti-Merger Group In Logan
LOGAN The Local Government Committee which opposed the East Hop king School merger met with anti merger backing. The group planned a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday to discuss the campaign finance and court battle.
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Logan
East Hocking
Mon- Logan
Ohio Power Co
Floyd Brown
Dent
Brown
F. O. Cozad
West Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and City Fine Report
Hocking Valley Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Jack C Herrold Alleyesk i a son. Jack D Carter Union Furnace, Roger Williams Union Furnace listed among names. Mrs Earl Heinlein New Fly mouth and Mrs Carl Campbell with daughter Logan. Logan man Charles Summers 33 Ogan fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Roger Friend Friday morning for being intoxicated and disorderly after arrest Thursday night by city police.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Jack C. Herrold
Aleski
Jack D. Carter
Union Furnace
Roger Williams
Earl Heinlein
New Flymouth
Carl Campbell
Logan
Fened
Charles Summers
Ogan
Roger Friend
FFA Banquet Brings 165 Attendees to Logan High School
About 165 members and guests attend the Logan High School FFA banquet. Carl Ruff of the International Farm Youth Exchange program spoke after touring Sweden, with four months spent there. The event featured reports on Young Farmers of America progress, and awards were presented by How ard Nowels and others.
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Logan
America
Logan High School
Sweden
Carl Ruff
Ohio State University
B. Wagoner, Jr
Islave Vocational-Agriculture
Fred Dougherty
Jim Nihiser
Mike Yates
Calvin Poling
Earle Timberlake
J. B. Wago Iner, Jr
Joe Ruff
Glen Fetheroll
Jim Smith
Ed Dougherty
Dale Foster
Max Allbery
Daniel Graham
Bob Rainer
Fund Leader Lists Heart Disease Data
Mrs. Richard Brandt, chair of the 1953 heart fund drive, outlines five key facts on heart disease. Prevention and cure possibilities, early diagnosis, treatment benefits, continued work ability, and caution that symptoms may not always indicate heart disease. The Hocking County Heart Association, linked to the American Heart Association, seeks donations to support research and community programs. Marriage license: Luther Steven Herron and Anna Jane Bell, both of Logan.
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Richard Brandt
Heart Fund
Hocking County Heart Association
American Heart Association
Brandt
Hocking County
Luther Steven Herron
Anna Jane Bell
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