Malakas Sparks Ohio U In 21-0 Rout Of Marietta
Johnny Malakas led a 21-0 Bobcats victory over Marietta with five hits in six trips including a home run and three triples. Hal Gruber George Boehck and Woody Wills added triples while Bill Jurkovic Tony Reis doubled. Ralph Frey allowed five hits in six innings as Ohio extended its win streak to eleven and improved to 19 wins in 22 games.
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Ohio University
Marietta
Bobcats
Zaleski CCC
Johnny Malakas
Hal Gruber
George Boehck
Woody Wills
Bill Jurkovic
Tony Reis
Ralph Frey
Ohio
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Jurkovic
Reis
Malokas
Gruber
Boehk
Berger
Leubbers
Pennyco
Reds and Phillies Brawl Ends Tail of Two Offenses
Marietta and Ohio battle in a high scoring game with multiple pitchers used. Malokas delivers a homer for Ohio while Reis and Gruber contribute for Marietta in a chaotic contest featuring errors and late scoring bursts.
Miami Stays In BAA Race
Miami University kept a slim chance at sharing the Buckeye Conference title after beating Ohio Wesleyan 12 to 9 in 11 innings at Delaware. Art Thomas limited Miami to six innings before Harold Hulsbeck faltered in the 11th, allowing two walks and a pair of crucial hits that produced the decisive run.
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Columbus
U.P
Miami University
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Delaware
Art Thomas
Wesleyan
Harold Hulsbeck
Chisox Defeat Yanks 7-2 in Thursday Action
Baseball roundup notes Chicago White Sox beat New York 7 to 2. Sstandings list games including Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. American League matches feature New York at St. Louis and Boston at Detroit with several other cross divisions.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
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Ceed
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Minneapolis
Columbus
Awe
Kansas City
Casss
Gehrig Ib Ihelkér
Indianapolis
Bonura
St. Au Peer
B.mrtin
Jooney
Hensiche
Jorgens
Manush
Hadley
National Molwick
Livetto
Bmur
Makosky earns win as Chicago falls to New York 7 2
Error charged to Bonura leads to two runs in the Chicago ninth. Rosenthal Bonura Appling Hayes Sewell Piet 2 Henrich 2 Gehrig double play Crosetti Lazzeri. Left on base New York eight Chicago three. Hadley wound for the loss.
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Makosky
New York
Chicago
Bonura
Rosenthal
Appling
Hayes
Sewell
Piet
Henrich
Rolfe
Steindacher
Crosetti
Lazzeri
Gehrig
Hadley
Stratton
Meadiey
Hite
Murphy
ball—Sewell
Hady
Frey
McCarthy
Chiorze
Moore
Demaree
Bartell
Ripple
Chiorza
Castieman
Parmelee
Kimball
Carleton
Parmeles
Balk
Browns beat Nationals 7 to 5 in Washington
Washington scored first and took a 5 2 lead after six innings but St Louis rallied with a seven run seventh inning to win. Van Atta hit a two run homer for the Nationals and Bluege and St viewed a homer for the Browns. Knott earned the win while Appleton took the loss.
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van Atta
Washington
St. Louis
Weaver
Lewis
Simmons
Myer
Clift
Huffman
Bluege
Vormik
Knickerbocker
Stone
Bell
Vosmik
Kuhel
Davis
Hill
Appleton
Knott
Cohen
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia In Close 4-1 Affair
Detroit beats Philadelphia 4 to 1 behind Johnson Moses and Werber with two base hits by Cochran Goslin and Cissell. Rosell York Cissell Greenle commit errors. Lawson starts for Philadelphia and Caster for Detroit with Caster striking out thrice. Johnson and Moses homer. Left on base Philadelphia nine Detroit seven.
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Lawson
Philadelphia
Ses
Detroit
Svesesres Seecees
Rosell
York
Cissell
Greenleauns
Johnson
Werber
Moses
Cochrane
Goslin
Caster
Peeper
Greenbers
Baseball score details and England turf boom during Coronation year
Summary text incomplete. The article records a baseball game with multiple batting changes and scoring details for Brooklyn and St. Louis, listing hits, runs batted in, home runs, and pitching. It then notes England’s turf growth with prize money exceeding 1.25 million dollars for Coronation year races and a 1632 pollen discovery fact.
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England
London
U.P
Surprising Mack Team Leads AL Early With 10 Wins
Connie Mack has the Philadelphia Athletics leading the American League after 15 games, holding a .667 average with 10 victories. Mack, who predicted pennant potential in 1938 or 1939, expresses cautious optimism about this young and unconventional lineup in New York.
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George Kirkley
NEW York
AUP
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Pilot
Mack
Giants Crush Cubs 10-1 as Castleman, Giants Dominate
Giants rout Cubs 10-1 behind Slick Castleman four hitter. Johnny McCarthy Lon Chiozza Dick Bartell and Joe Moore homer. Cubs suffer seven injuries as Clay Bryant joins idle list.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Cy Blanton
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Dodgers
Slick Castleman
Cubs
Giants
Chicago
Johnny McCarthy
Lon Chiozza
Dick Bartell
Joe Moore
Clay Bryant
Pirates 3 Bees 0 thriller in 1960s style scoreline
Pittsburgh edges Boston 3 to 0 as Garme, Vaughan and Bru baker drive in the runs. Blanton, MacFayden and Turner combine on the mound for a shutout with key double plays and solid fielding.
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Eerth Weston
Egr Jensenef
P.wanrrf
Wrathas
Moorerf
Todd
oGenelo
Hadly
Bianion
Garme
Vaughan
Brubaker
Suhr
DiMaggio
MacFayden
Buhr
Handley
Lopez
Pletcher
Pittsburgh
Boston
Blanton
Turner
Hite
Miion
Mayo
Red Sox Rout Indians 11 4 in uneven game
Boston plates 11 runs led by Foxx and Cronin with four and two RBIs respectively. Mills sparks Cleveland with a three base hit while Solters Pytiak and Averill contribute for the Indians. Pitching notes cite Wilson, Wyatt, and Marcum as leaders on the mound in a contest featuring several miscues and missed opportunities.
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Totels
Allen
Ton Nae
Ste
McNair
Mills
Foxx
Cronin
Doerr
Marcum
Higgins
Averill
Solters
Pytiak
Almada
Boston
Cleveland
Wilson
Wyatt
Brown
Hite
Mit Oy
Piteher
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Logan Council Meats Tracks Water and Gas Rates
Logan council discussed water supply and gas rates Tuesday night and introduced multiple ordinances on first reading. F W Phillips of Ohio Fuel Gas Co urged action, noting higher rates nearby and urging a plan for an engineering study and a soft water well proposal to protect city revenues.
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Logan
F. W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Larimer
Bright
Kinser
Tipton
Braddock
Meldrim
Mauk
B. A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Phillips
Utilities Commission
Council
Logan WPA Work Advances at Chieftain Fields Project
Field engineer Edward C. Collins says work will remove piled dirt at the Chieftain baseball site and improve gas supply BTU processing. City officials discuss Logan rate negotiations, potential contract line extensions, and BTU minimums with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The council plans a recessed session next Friday for further talks amid other city matters including street opening, waste disposal, cemetery repairs, and barber hours ordinance.
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Chieftain
Edward C. Collins
WPA
Hocking County
Hocking
Vinton County
West Virginia
Phillips
Meldrim
Mauk
Braddock
Larimer
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Logan Brief Social Notes
A group of friends and neighbors were entertained by Mrs. Rudolph Lortz at her North St home Tuesday evening. Guests sewed rug materials and enjoyed refreshments. Present were Mrs. George Gribble, Mrs. George Carr, Mrs. Sherman Lyke, Mrs. H. J. Unver sagt, Mrs. Henry Lortz, Mrs. Mattie Short, Mrs. Albert Kelch, Mrs. Sterling Smith, Mrs. Albert Seabright, and Mrs. Clinton Webb.
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Rudolph Lortz
North St
George Gribble
George Carr
Sherman Lyke
H. J. Unversagt
Henry Lortz
Mattie Short
Albert Kelch
Sterling Smith
Albert Seabright
Clinton Webb
Euterpean Club Holds Musical Evening at Toerner Home
The Euterpean Club met Monday night at Mrs. Anthony Toerner’s home with a business session on the year’s program and a program of musical numbers. Harley Meyer spoke on the state judiciary amendment, and performers included Mrs. Atha, Mrs. Lanning, Miss Wright, Mrs. Meldrim, Mrs. Dollison, Mrs. Smoot, and others with vocal, piano, and violin pieces. Bowls of spring flowers decorated the dining room as a buffet lunch followed. hostesses included Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Toy, Miss Acker, and Mrs. Blasius.
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Anthony Toerner
Harley Meyer
Bar Association
A. C. Atha
Raymond Lanning
Moskowski
Wilbur Lanning
E. Schutt
Hugh Meldrim
Ebert
Katheryn Wright
R. Lanning
Della Lacey
Rex Johnson
Elizabeth Dollison
Borowski
Howard Kirk
Charles Bell
John Toy
Velone Acker
Frank Blasius
Queen Esther Circle Meets at Methodist Church
Girls of the Queen Esther Circle gathered Monday evening at the Methodist Church with Miss Mary Frances Wonn presiding. Miss Betty Lloyd led devotionals and group singing followed by a program by Miss Lenore Humphrey. During social hour lunch was served by Miss Mary Shepard to Ruth Thomas Lenore Humphrey Ethel Leadbetter Mary Frances Wonn Betty Ziegler Betty Lloyd Virginia Fitzgerald and Frieda Nupp.
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Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Church
Mary Frances Wonn
Betty Lloyd
Lenore Humphrey
Logan Musical Group Formed To Stage Concert Series
Logan Cooperative Concert Association forms to arrange a season of at least three performances in the Logan area. A May 17 to 22 drive aims for 300 members with Columbia Broadcasting Co. talent backing the shows. Officers include Mrs. Allen Adams and C Wood Bowen with a large local volunteer leadership slate. Headquarters will be at the Ohio Power office with Mrs. Orville Farrar in charge. Burton Morris of the concert company will speak at the kickoff dinner and at club meetings during the drive.
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Logan
Logan Cooperative Concert Association
Columbia Broadcasting Co
C. Wood Bowen
Allen Adams
Frank Blasius
M. H. Cherrington
Howard Kirk
F. Meade Bowen
John Wellman
Merlin Whitcraft
Allen Cole
Marie Lines
Robert Rochester
Fred Hull
Walter Prather
John Toy
Clarence Schempp
Forest Weinrich
Merritt Wenn
W. B. Lacock
Harry Thomas
Clete Schol
Hospital Notes From Logan Area
Ruth Nixon of Logan Route 3 underwent an appendicitis operation Wednesday night. Florence Stephenson of Oroville returned home Monday after a surgical operation.
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Logan
Ruth Dixon
Vern L. Nixon
Logan Rt. 3
Florence Stephenson
Oroville
Rockhouse Tavern Robbed on Route 180 After Midnight
Robbers broke into the Rockhouse Tavern on Route 180 after midnight Tuesday morning and looted the place. Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer was assigned to conduct the investigation.
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Logan
Rockhouse Tavern
Route 180
Newton Spencer
Dr Anderson Visits Logan High School Students
Dr. Anderson of Ohio University visited Logan on Tuesday contacting Logan High School students planning to enter the university next fall.
Logan E Carr and colleagues attend Schoolmasters Club meeting
Logan E Carr J W Coleman Fred Burchfield H E Kirk and James Rutgers went to Amanda Tuesday evening to attend a meeting of the Schoolmasters Club.
Alumni Meet and Commencement Events At Carpenter
Carpenter area notices outline the Columbia Alumni Association banquet in the Columbia Auditorium at 6 PM on Saturday May 15 with Laurel Grange serving a three course meal and a dance to Clyde Willis Orchestra during intermission. Columbia commencement is set for Friday May 14 with Dr. A E Wagner of Ohio University as speaker and music by the Columbia Orchestra.
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Laura Holcomb
Alma Chase
Thelma Galaway
Rolland Crabtree
Columbia Grange
J. L. Rawlings
Willie
Walter Swett
Ada Belle Trainer
Claire Dudgeon
Otho Silvas
Millersport
Guy Kessler
J. R. Odgin
Pomona Grange
Hemlock Grove
R. S. Vale
Erma Vale
J. E. Radekin
G. A. Radekin
Freda Kennedy
H. E. Starkey
G. L. Morris
Cincinnati
W. M. Morris
Neva’ Schuphach
Janet
Woodsfield
S. D. Webb
Columbus
J. A. Turner
Hi-Y Club Takes Over City Duties at Logan High
Logan High School Hi-Y Club members assume city offices for a day with George McGonagle as mayor. Joe Stoughton serves as service director, Marion Strawn as police chief and George Blosser as fire chief. An arrest is expected later with the mayor to act in law enforcement.
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Logan
George McGonagle
Logan High School
Joe Stoughton
Marion Strawn
George Blosser
Child Improves After Car Accident In Logan
Tuesday evening reports show Eleanor Jean Haas three year old daughter of Walter and wife injured when struck by an automobile Monday. The condition is described as improved though not out of danger.
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Logan
Eleanor Jean
Walter Haas
Golfers to Meet Logan at Hocking Valley Course
Persons interested in operating the Hocking Valley Golf course this season are to meet at 8 o clock Friday night at the William Woodard store on East Main Street.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley
William Woodard
E. Main St
Memorial Day Ceremonies Set at New Straits Ville Cemetery
Memorial Day ceremonies will be held in the cemetery at New Straits Ville on Sunday May 30 at 2 PM. James Berry chief of division of mines will be the speaker.
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New Straitsville
James Berry
Division of Mines
Local Doctors To Address Hocking County Medical Society
Dr Robin Obetz and Dr W B Morrison of Columbus will speak at the regular meeting of the Hocking County Medical Society at the Ambrose hotel at 12.
Logan Freeman's Toddler in Serious Condition at Hospital
Logan Dean Freeman, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Forest Freeman, is in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital from septic meningitis. A separate item from San Jose notes a thwarted sit down strike after a note circulated by ten year old James Jefferson, with the teacher warning of a method to make the strike uncomfortable.
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Logan
Dean Freeman
Forest Freeman
Cherrington Hospital
San Jose
Cal
U.P
James Jefferson
Jimmy
Architect Honored in Moscow for Bashenov Anniversary
The Soviet Union marks the 200th anniversary of architect Vassilii Ivanovich Bazhenov. Original projects and plans of his buildings are shown at the State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vassilii Ivanovich Bashenovv
Bazhenov
State Museum of Fine Arts
Logan Woman 81 Dies At Home Tuesday
Logan Rose Anne Neibling age 81 widow of Adam Neibling died at her home 27 W Second St Tuesday after an extended illness. She leaves a daughter Olive D and one granddaughter. The Rev W N Shank assisted by Rev R C Babylon will conduct services at the residence at 2 30 p m Thursday. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Logan election board cites Tipton as prospective candidate
Election officials report J. D. Tipton a Republican from the First Ward has taken out a petition to circulate for a council bid. He is currently serving his first term in the council.
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Logan—Election Board
J. D. Tipton
First Ward
Water container injures C and O. brakeman in accident
Logan Floyd Duffy a C and O. brakeman will be off duty for several weeks after a water container fell from a locomotive tender and struck his right foot on Saturday.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Logan couple wed in brief ceremony
Logan Lucy V. Kelley and Boyd Kinser of Logan Route 4 were joined in marriage Tuesday by Magistrate S. B. Whitehart in Logan.
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Logan Logan
Lucy V. Kelley
Boyd Kinser
Logan Route 4
S. B. Whitehart
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