Henrys triple crown dream fuels boxing talk at Yankee Stadium
Report notes Eddie Brietz on a fixed up career and an implied annuity as Henry seeks to become the first boxer to wear three crowns if he defeats Lou Ambers. It mentions Garcia as a potential danger, Horatio Alger references, and a sideline that Al Schacht broke a toe during the Sunday box at Yankee Stadium with Lefty Gomez drawing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Lou Ambers
Horatio Alger
Aihong
Yankee Stadium
Lefty Gomez
al Schacht
National League results 8 7 5 4 6 5 summary
Western yesterday results show Bastion defeating Detroit 8 to 7 and Washington topping Cleveland 5 to 4. St Louis edged Philadelphia 6 to 5 in a doubleheader outing.
American Association Scores Bouts In Compact Schedule
Sporadic results from the American Association show Kansas City at Columbus, Minneapolis at Indianapolis, a. a. at Louisville, and other matchups including Louisville at Toledo as teams compete in a tight schedule.
Hard hitting fielder back with old boss
Cincinnati June 7 AP Wally Berger the hard hitting out every stop on his western tour. He found his chance here as McKechnie managed. Berger drove in 367 runs for the Bees 1933 to 1936 and holds a lifetime .304 average with 780 RBIs in eight major league seasons. The Bees sold Berger to the Giants last year for 40000 dollars. Kampy hit .249 last season with 17 homers and joined the Giants last night. The Giants won the finale 11 to 2, starting with five runs in the first inning. Ernie Lombardi homered in the second and Harry Craft's triple scored McCormick in the fourth for Redleg runs. Either Gene Schott or Paul Derringer was set to face Wayne Lemaster in the opener with the Phillies today. The second night game of the season is slated for tomorrow against the cellar dwellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wally Berger
McKechee
McKechnie
Berger
Bees
Giants
Kampy
al Hollingsworth
Ernie Lombardi
Harry Craft
McCormick
Gene Schott
Paul Derringer
Wayne Lemaster
Phillies
Salesmen Hand Godman Annex 17-1 Drubbing
Logan Merchants softball blasted Godman Annex 17 to 1 last night. Merchants scored eight runs in the first inning on four hits and numerous errors while Dick Milne held Annex to four singles and yielded one run. Milne struck out three and faced no walks as Earl Grove relieved on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Merchants
Godman Annex
Merchants
Annex
Earl Grove
Harry Casto
Dick Milne
Ed Goslin
Milne
Blues Open On Red Bird Lot
The Kansas City Blues, after slipping from the American Association lead, began a series with Columbus and aimed to reclaim top spot. They were short several players out with ptomaine poisoning from Indianapolis but blasted Toledo 14 to 3, narrowing the gap to one game behind pace-setter Indianapolis, which lost 5 to 4 to St. Paul. Louisville’s cellar Colonels also appeared in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Blues
Indianapolis
Toledo
Mud Hens
St. Paul
Louisville
Colonels
Kampouris In Spot As Giants Continue Tour
The Giants seek stability at second base with Kampouris after acquiring him from Cincinnati in exchange for Wally Berger. Giants rout the Reds 11 2 while the Cubs hold a half game lead with a 10 8 win over the Phillies. Other notes include Jimmie Foxx powering the Red Sox past the Tigers 8 7 and Roy Henshaw leading the Braves 11 2. Brooklyn belts Pittsburgh 9 4 in a big first inning. White Sox and Athletics sit out a day following a Sunday doubleheader.
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National League
Giants
Chicago
Alex Kampouris
Reds
Wally Berger
Burgess Whitehead
Terrymen
Keystone
Lou Chiozza
Mickey Hinslin
Kampouris
Cubs
Phillies
al Hollingsworth
Mel Ott
Phils
al Epperly
Charley Root
Jack Russell
Jimmie Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Foxx
Millers Fall 5 to 2 as Milwaukee Wins 16 to 8
In yesterday's daylight action the Minneapolis Millers were defeated 5 to 2. Milwaukee surged to a comfortable 16 to 8 victory over Columbus in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flock
Milwaukee
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus
Logan carpenter Roy Shaw improves after Camp Hecking fall
Roy Shaw of Logan suffered a fractured hip when he fell from a building roof at Camp Hecking Thursday afternoon and is steadily improving at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs Florence West of Logan, after treatment at Cherrington, was discharged last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hecking
Cherrington Hospital
Florence West, Logan
Mrs Gregg in grave condition at Columbus home
Mrs Harry Gregg formerly of Logan, Maude Danison, is in a grave condition at her Columbus residence. Among visitors Sundays were Mr Tom Miller Miss Julia Adcock and Mrs Edith Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gregg
Maude Danison
Logan
Columbus
Gregg
Tom Miller
Julia Adcock
Edith Ellison
Cecilia Weir
Harry McClelland
McClelland
Don Murray
St. Paul
Minn
Mathias Home
Sam Krinn Improves After Months of Illness Near Black Jack
Sam Krinn who has been seriously ill at his home near Black Jack for several months continues to improve. He joined his family and Mr and Mrs Forest Keck and children for a picnic at Conkle's Hollow Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Krinn
Black Jack
Forest Keck
Conkle’s Hollow
First airplane ride charms Columbus duo
Mrs. Edith Ellison and Miss Julia Adcock enjoyed their inaugural flight on a Sunday excursion from Port Columbus. The trip carried them over the suburb of Bexley, offering a scenic view for the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edith Ellison
Julia Adcock
Port Columbus
Bexley
William Freeman Shot Wounded Youth Improves at Hospital
William Freeman an 18 year old Nickle Plate youth was shot through the chest several days ago and reported slightly improved at Cherryton Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freeman
Cherrington Hospital
Mrs Margaret Collins in serious condition after operation
Mrs Margaret Collins of Union Furnace remains in a serious condition at Cherrington Hospital following an operation performed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Collins
Union Furnace
Cherrington Hospital
Cannon announce birth of son in Marion Township
Mr and Mrs Warren T Cannon of Marion Township announce the birth of a son born Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. Cannon
Marion Township
Flowers Birth Announced Near Rockbridge
Mr and Mrs Fred Flowers announce the birth of a son born Sunday at their home near Rockbridge. The new arrival adds joy to the family as relatives share in the happy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flowers
Rockbridge
Corning Lambrt Family Heads to Logan Visit
Mrs. Firm Lambert of Corning and her daughter Mrs. Earl Hunter of New Straitsville visited Logan on Tuesday. The Lamberts once ran the Oroville general store for 15 years, now handled by their son Henry. Since moving two years ago they have run a Corning grocery business.
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Firm Lambert
Corning
Earl Hunter
New Straitsville
Logan
Lamberts
Hocking County
Oroville
Henry
Lambert
Mrs Bella Hyson Improves at Miller Home Scene
Mrs Bella Hyson, once seriously ill, shows slow improvement at the Warner avenue residence of Mr and Mrs Bell Miller. Neighbors and relatives report cautious recovery as care continues with emphasis on rest and gradual strength return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Hyson
Bell Miller
Warner Avenue
Tunney Exercises With Louis In Detroit Workout
John Roxborough, co-manager of Joe Louis, said Gene Tunney recently worked out with Louis in Detroit and another session was planned.
Sunburn Explained by Sun's Actinic Rays Not Heat
Scientific studies indicate sunburn results from the sun's actinic rays rather than heat. This challenges the common belief that heat is the primary cause of skin damage.
Rockbridge News Highlights Local Social Events
A Sunday gathering at Robert Thornton's home in Rockbridge featured Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pinney and others including the Weirs and the Forsythes. The piece also covers a نتي outdoor fish fry at Cantwell Cliffs, a Columbus trip by the junior class and C. W. Jones staff, a Rockbridge summer band formation, Bible school classes, honors for Ardeth Adale Adams, and various dinners and visits among local families.
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Robert Thornton
Ray Pinney
Marion
Chester Weir
Ann
Jean
Betty
Homer Forsythe
Columbus
Cecilia Weir
Mary Lou
Cantwell Cliffs
Orlo Leohner
Sylven Laener
Lucille Bendalier
Kenneth Glick
Neil Abbott
Suella Conrad
Helen Barron
Rhea Primmer
Betty Johnson
Virginia Waltz
Edna Mathias
Eileen Couch
Edna Fetheroff
Charles Mathias, Jr
Floyd Coskly
Richard Starner
John Byers
Lonnie Stoughton
C.W. Jones
Elmer Risch
Merv Primmer
Dorothy Walker
Florence Klinger
Rosita Carpenter
Delbert Dillon
Jim Couch
Harold Crawford
C. W. Jones
Jeanette Wharton
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Annapolis
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
Rockbridge
W. Richard McCutchan
Logan
U. B. Summer Vacation Bible School
Miriam Hull
Stacey Beougher
Margaret Rose Mathias
Alice Kuhn
Pauline Kuhn
Joe Tom Tate
L. W. Tuttle
Ardeth Adale Adams
P. H. Diles
Groveport
Franklin County
Market quotes Chicago open on June seventh
Open today listing Wheat July 70 percent, September 12 percent, December 73 percent. Corn July 56 percent, September 47 percent, December 56. Soy Beans October 80 percent, December 179. Rye July 50 percent, September 49 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hogs and cattle markets report from Columbus June 17
Hog prices rose 8.95 to 9.00 for 160-240 lb, with 260 lb and up at 8.35 to 8.60, sows 7.50 to 7.75. Cattle mostly stockers and feeders, Monday sale 438 head, steers and heifers 10 to 25 higher, cows and bulls steady, calves 6.50 to 9.50, best 9.00. Sheep and lambs steady 8.50 to 9.50 for good to choice, heavier lambs up to 10.00. yearlings 6.00 to 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cincinnati Market Report Shows Hog Cattle Sheep Activity
In Cincinnati on June 7, hogs 2,100, open 10-15 up, top 9.10 for 150-225 lb, 225-300 lb 8.65-9.5, sows 7.00-7.25. Cattle 400, calves 350, steady. steer 735 lb at 10.00, part load 9.60, heifers scarce, beef cows to 7.00, bulls to 6.75, vealers about steady at 9.00. Sheep 2,500, active. spring lambs up to 25, top 11.50 for 69-79 lb, ewes 3.50 down.
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Cincinnati
Market Report Butter Prices Ahead in Columbus
COLUMBUS Ohio June 7 Butter creamery extras prints rolls and tubs 28 cubes 29 Other produce unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
ODA
Nighttime radio schedule on WLW and peers
A Tuesday night listing of radio programs across WLW WBNS WHKC WHEC and related stations. It covers shows from sorority rows to news headlines, music hours, comedy, talks and sign offs with many hosts and times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorority Row
HKG
Neo & Wim
Gilmans
BNS
Hollace Shaw
Paul Douglas Wens
Boake Carter
Airliners
Lowell Thomas Wens
Balladeers
Speectator
Don Winston
A. Franklin Wens
John Neblett
John Neblett Whec—Sports 6:30 Wlw
Jan Savitt
Wens
Paul Sullivan
Ohio
Citizen
WLW
John
Big Town
Morton Gould
Radio Schedule Snapshot From a Mid‑Century Station
A dense listing of daytime and evening radio program slots across WLW WBNS WHKC WHEC and WBENS, detailing show names, hosts, and interludes such as news, hymns, talks, and music. It captures a structured grid of sequential broadcasts including talk segments, prayers, concerts, and variety acts.
Hollywood Vanities at Logan Theatre with stars lineup
Hollywood's Prime Minister of Fun comes to Logan Theatre with Paramount Publix Theatres big musical show Hollywood Vanities performing matinee and night on Thursday June 9. Londonettes Jack Spangler Silver Twins Jacque Fouche Mary Lou Fiddler Lionel Burns and Co. join the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spud Seal
Hollywood
Logan Theatre
Paramount Publix
Hollywood Vanities
Londonettes
Jack Spangler
Silver Twins
Jacque Fouche
Mary Lou Fiddler
Lionel Burns
Accident victim under knife today
Miss Florence Hansel was admitted to Grant Hospital Columbus Saturday where she underwent operation on her right arm fractured in an automobile accident in February. Both Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hansel, parents of Miss Hansel, were injured in the same crash. Mrs. Hansel returned from the hospital a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hansel
Grant Hospital
Columbus
H. G. Hansel
Hansel
Suit hearing moved to Ohio Penitentiary for Piguli testimony
Move of the hearing on Mrs. Lucille Cline’s $700 damage suit to June 7 places testimony by Stephen Piguli of Cleveland at Ohio Penitentiary. Piguli, convicted of first degree murder in the February gun battle that killed three bank robbery victims and a detective, faces death row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lucille Cline
Joseph M. Clifford
Ohio Penitentiary
Stephen Piguli
Cleveland
Figuli
The Ambassadors Show Promises High Class Stage Entertainment
The Ambassadors band presents a high class bill of stage entertainment. On Thursday Jack Holt stars in Under Suspicion while Ross vs Armstrong fights screen for first time in Hocking Valley on Wednesday and Thursday. Tonight Errol Flynn stars in The Adventures of Robin Hood in technicolor for the last time.
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Eddie Brietz
Garcia
Kansas City
Paul
Nath Cee
Lest
York
Westerday
Minneapolis
A. A
New York Giants
Godman
Bill Sauer, JR
Red Bird
Coe Ed
Mendenhall
Leonard Mendenhall
Hammond
Ind
Mencenhei
Redleg
Whitehead
Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Hen Chase
Nura
al Simmons
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Knickerbocker
Frank Crosetti
Roy Henshaw
Boston Bees
Don Padgett
Don Gutteridge
Joe Medwick
Brooklyn
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Roy Shaw
Logan Carpenter
Ruth M. Huske
Women’s Missionary Society of the
U. B. Church
Dewey Mathias
George Risch
Jean Conrad
A. C. Conrad
Princes Klamfoth
Canal Winchester
Miss Weir
Harry Mathias
Fred Mathias
Howard Turner
Yvonne
Pauline
Cambridge
Paul Farrar
West Virginia
Wm. Carpenter
Bernice Carpenter
Leo Kessler
Lancaster
Tom Boossmer
Fred Miller
Wm. Hahn
Hahn
Theresa Alfinn
Orlin Snider
Francis Kuhn
Alice
John Kuhn
Big Pine
Bremen
Cateh
D. W. Tucker
Good Hope Township
Tucker
Buckeye
Suella
W. C. Conrad
William Beougher
Cliff Mathias
Joe Peterson
Peterson
Cal
Enterprise
E. E. Mathias
Mathias
Elias
Conrad
Sue Risch
G. L. Wright
Washington, D. C
Merle Kern
Billy Risch
Buckeye Lake
Etta Kline
Margaret Rose Karr
Rex
Springfield
Robert Rudolph
Cecelia Weir
Allan Davis
Zanesville
Howard Blackford
Clyde Hammer
Fred Blackford
Charles Purdum
Davis
Bernard Hansher
Harriett Turner
Atlanta
Turner
Henry Watson
Waveline Grove
Ada Grove
Chicago Grain
Columbus Livestock
New York
WEAF
Broadcasting Co
Columbia ‘Broadcasting System
McKay
al Jolson
Bordertown
Burt Farber
World Dantes
Horace Heldt
Watth
Melody Land
Fibber McGee
Mysteries Wens
R. Mulholland
Ray Swing
Jim Fiddler
Ray Hitherton
John Messner
WBNS
Amos
Andy
Jim Cooper
Happy Felton En
Ted King
John Long
Bert Block
Chas. Randall
Bill Snider
Moon River
Pioneers
Hueh Cross
Rise
N’ Shine
WBENS
Jg. Rutherford
WHKC
Rev. Mills
Art Chandler
Hugh Cross
Merrymakers
Health
Peter Grant
Wbns—Ltd
Kitty Kelly
Myrt
Marge Wbens
Choir Loft
Hilltop
Trouble Shooter
Bob Wens
Goldbergs Wens
Vic & Sade Wens—Rkound
Robin
F. Freudberg
Life's Road
Jenny
Coweirls
Mary McBride
Wlw—O'neills
Coon Crk. Gals
Helen Trent
Mont
Meecy
Farm & Home Bns
Gang
Farm Voice
Pleasant Valley
Spectator
Ahem
Graf
A. Grimm
WBN
Kitty Keene
Sanctuary
Mary Marlins
Romance
Eine
Young
Har
Stokes
Guiding Light
Bill Lewis
Harding
Maisie Counte
Fitzgerald
Ma Perkins
Julia Blake
Deep River Penitentiary
Doris Rhodes
Hannah
Denbys
Mark Love
Braddocks
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