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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

6

Chiefs' St. Clair Named On All-Star Eastern Ohio Squad

Jim St. Clair of Logan Chieftain earns a spot on the 30 player Eastern Ohio All-Star high school baseball team. He is listed as a third baseman though a regular catcher for the Chiefs and carries a .500 batting average tops in the Southeastern District. The all star games will be played at Jet Stadium in Columbus June 29 and 30 as part of a three game series. Other SE selections include pitchers Russ Mittchell of Jackson and Junior Price of Hillsboro along with John Thomas Gallipolis Tony Price Gary Farmer Jim Bowles Bill Brasington Junior Kennedy and Sam Junk.

Jim St. Clair Logan Chiefs St. Clair Allstar Jet Stadium Columbus Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Ohio State University Russ Mittchell Jackson Junior Price Hillsboro Mitchell Price John Thomas Gallipolis Tony Price Ports

Braves Meet Sunday at Courthouse for 11 30 A M Team Gathering

The Logan Braves travel to Penovile in Morgan County aiming to level their Hocking Valley Association record at 1 1. Manager Hickory Oliver said players must meet in front of the Courthouse at 11 30 a m Sunday.

Logan Braves Hocking Valley Association Penovile Morgan County Hickory Oliver

Rookie women golfers lead at Ladies PGA Championship

In Pittsburgh the first round of the 72 hole Ladies PGA Championship shows six leaders, four under 24, led by Margaret Smith Ruthie Jessen Marlene Hagge Louise Suggs and Mary Kathryn Wright. Hagge remains among the veteran standouts despite youth.

Pittsburgh Churchill Valley Margaret Wiffi) Smith Ruthie Jessen Marlene Bauer Hagge Louise Suggs Mary Kathryn Mickey) Wright Hagge

Furgol Falters in Rubber City Open Round One

Ed Furgol defending Rubber City Open title shoots 73 to sit 12 way tie for 62nd. Gay Brewer Jr Charles Sifford and Tommy Bolt lead with 67 at Firestone Course in Akron. Don Finsterwald posts 68 to grab 3 under.

Akron Ed Furgol Furgol Firestone Gay Brewer Jr Cincinnati Charles Sifford Philadelphia Tommy Bolt Los Angeles Don Finsterwald Athens

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Associated Press

The American League standings show New York leading with 31 wins and 12 losses, Cleveland 23 21, Kansas City 20 26, Baltimore 19 FILE, Washington 16 327, with several teams in the .489 to .435 range. Thursday results include New York 14 5 Chicago 3 Boston 2 Detroit 7 Washington 6 Baltimore 8 Kansas City 3. Saturday games list Baltimore at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland.

I. Pet New York Cleveland Boonton Kansas City Baltimore Washington Frida Chicago Detroit Boston

National League Standings and Schedule Highlights

National League standings show Cincinnati 63-26 Brooklyn 26-17 Philadelphia 27-18 Milwaukee 25-19 New York 20-27 Pittsburgh 15-30 Chicago 13-28. Reported results include New York 2 Milwaukee 0 St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 2.

National League W.L. Pet.g.b Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Milwaukee Ae Eee New York Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis

Farrell Says Tribe Slated To Rebound

Cleveland manager Kerby Farrell vowed a comeback as the Indians opened a four game set with the Washington Nationals after a third straight loss to the New York Yankees. Bud Daley faced Chuck Stobbs in the opener with Stobbs at 0 10 for the season. Yankees hitters pounded five Cleveland pitchers for 20 hits in a 14 5 loss as Johnny Bucks went the distance. Larry Raines homered for Cleveland while Mickey Mantle and Bill Skowron homered for New York.

Cleveland Kerby Farrell Cleveland Indians Tribe New York Yankees Indians Washington Nationals Bud Daley Yankees Chuck Stobbs Stobbs Daley Farrell Mike Garcia Dick Tomanek Cal McLish Hank Aguirre Stan Pitula Johnny Bucks New York Larry Raines Mickey Mantle Bill Skowron Skowron Phillies Cincinnati Dodgers Philadelphia Chicago Cubs Milwaukee New York Giants St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago White Sox Boston Detroit Washington Baltimore Kansas City Roberts Stan Lopata Bob Bowman Rip Repulski Don Gross Don Newcombe Fog Brooklyn Murty Dickson Pirates Gene Baker del Ennis Ron Kline Stan Musial Ruben Gomez Joe Adcock Braves Bob Buhl Red Schoendienst Minnie Minoso Jim Wilson Ted Williams Dave Sisler Mantle Billy Hoeft Tigers Frank House Lou Sleater Roy Sievers

Attorneys Differ In View Of Fines Imposed On Players

Prominent constitutional lawyers in New York dispute whether baseball fines levied on players are legal. Frederic A. Johnson argues fines violate due process, while Louis Carroll calls them legal per owner player contracts. Rep Emanuel Celler says fines are legal but deplorable. players plan no challenge. Jerry Coleman says Yankees accept the fines as part of the club’s discipline.

New York Frederic A. Johnson Danny Gardella Louis Carroll Ford Frick National League Emanuel Celler House Frick J. Norman Lewis New York Yankees Dan Topping Jerry Coleman Yankees Mickey Mantle Yogi Berra Billy Martin Whitey Ford Hank Bauer Johnny Bucks Johnson Rep Celler

Local social notes and baseball fines debate

New Plymouth and Columbus visitors drop by to see friends. Logan and Wellston residents shop and visit. A nephew’s death calls Mrs Parsons home. Yankees stars among fined players with disputes over due process and owner authority. Rep. Celler criticizes player treatment by owners.

Will Gibbons Logan Rudolph McQuade Columbus Boney Weed Dale Parsons Belpre H. Rider Parsons David Six Hollis Carter McArthur

Fullmer Jones Slated For Bout

Chicago reports Gene Fullmer and Tiger Jones, two middleweights who have defeated Sugar Ray Robinson, are slated for a big upcoming bout. The match features two former title contenders and promises a competitive clash with regional fight fans watching.

Chicago Gene Fullmer Tiger Jones Sugar Ray Rob

Fullmer vs Robinson clash headlines Chicago Stadium

Sugar Ray Robinson defends or regains the middleweight crown against Gil Turner in a 10 round clash at Chicago Stadium, with Fullmer a 9-5 favorite in a nationally televised event.

Chicago Fullmer Jones Cleveland Robinson Sugar Ray West Jordan Utah Mauler

Archie Moore Weighs $100,000 Title Defense Offer

Arch ie Moore world light heavyweight champion said he would likely accept a $100,000 offer to defend against Tony Anthony. Anthony earned a title shot by KOing Chuck Spieser in Detroit on April 5. Ernie Braca, Anthony’s manager, made the offer in New York. Moore said he would return to the United States to fight if Braca deposits or shows intent to proceed.

Mannheim Germany Archie Moore Tony Anthony Anthony Chuck Spieser Detroit National Boxing Assn Moore Ernie Braca New York Braca United States

Phillies Rally Over Reds In 6 2 Win To Trim NL Lead

Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-2 as Robin Roberts held the Redlegs to eight hits and the offense homered three times. The win tied the series 2-1, keeping Philadelphia within one game of Cincinnati and keeping pace with the Dodgers in the NL race while rain and fog halted later Brooklyn action.

Associated Press Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Brooklyn Robin Roberts Robin Redlegs

Mary Jane Shamrock edges Sohio in Peewee League thriller

In a wild fourth inning Mary Jane Shamrock scores four without an out to overcome Sohio 10-9 on the LHS junior diamond. Koontz hits a second homer in the game as Engle and Auker split pitching duties.

Mary Jane Bakery-Shamrock Sohio LHS Mary Jane Shamrock John Ellinger Bagger Koontz Mike Murray Ricky Engle Mike Edgar Tommy Auker General Electric Glass Plant Elberfeld’s Logan Daily News McClellan's Fairgrounds

Pan Fish Set To Bite In Ohio Waters This Week

Ohio Division of Wildlife reports fishing conditions statewide from fair to good. Noted hotspots include East Harbor Oxbow Lake Lake St Marys Metzger Lakes Pleasant Hill Perry County Clendenning Tappan Buckeye Lake and Madison Lake with crappie bluegill catfish perch and carp in the mix. Sandusky Bay and Bass Island area offer similar action with rock bass and white bass present.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Division of Wildlife East Harbor Pleasant Hill Ashland County Berlin Milton Mahoning County Portage Lakes Summit County Hur Clendenning Tappan Lakes Perry County Burr Oak Morgan County Seneca Lake Noble County Little Darby Delaware Hoover Rocky Fork Jackson Lake Buckeye Lake Madison Lake Brown Clinton Warren Grant Kiser Cowan, Sinclair Indian Loramie Sandusky Bay Bass Island

Logan Clay Mid League Baseball Practice Set

Logan Clay Products of the Mid get league boys baseball practice at 9 a.m. Saturday at the LHS diamond.

Logan Clay Products LHS

Middleport Hires John Thompson as Football Coach

John Thompson former Raceland assistant is hired as head football coach at Middleport High School. He succeeds Charles McDonald who left two months ago for Canal Winchester. Thompson is a Washington Court House High School and Moorehead State College alumnus with three football letters.

John Thompson Raceland Middleport High School Charles McDonald Canal Winchester Thompson Washington Court House High School Moorehead State College Kentucky

Nats Top Orioles Behind Homers by Nei man and Gardner

Bob Neiman and Billy Gardner hit home runs as the Nationals beat the Orioles on Ned Garver who exited after a rough outing for his first loss since April 24 Connie Johnson earned the win while the Orioles were outhit 10 to 9.

Orioles Bob Neiman Billy Gardner Ned Garver Connie Johnson

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