For Sale and Trade Offers in Local Listings
A composite of classified items includes a mule team sale near Morris Filling Station on Route 180, an Akron eight room home trade for a rural Ohio locale, a 1933 Terraplane Eight Sedan for $495, and various service ads. Also listed are lost and found items, rentals, and a roundup of local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Glendenning
Morris
Rte
Laurelville
Akron
Hocking County
C. L. Hengst
Logan Rt. 1
Ohio
Sale of Old Marion church property and timber lot
Ordered by the Home Mission Board the property including the Old Marion church house and furniture and a 2 acre 10 rod timbered lot is to be sold. Terms are cash with cost. Details available from I Inboden trustee. Located in Marion Township section 24. I Inboden Trustee 5-25-4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Board
Marion
I. Inboden
Marion Twp
Vaughan sets batting pace as Pirates win 6-2 over Phillies
Arky Vaughan extended his hot streak with three singles in five at bats to reach a near .300 average and 19th straight game hit. The Pirates totaled 18 hits to beat the Phillies 6-2, narrowing the gap to third place in the National League while Cubs beat Dodgers and Cardinals lead the standings with win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vaughan
Bucs
Phillies
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Davis
Cardinals
New York Giants
Dizzy
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Senators
Roxie Lawson
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Connie Mack
Major League Matchups Listed for Today
GAMES. TODAY shows eight American League and eight National League battles across multiple cities. Key pairings include Minneapolis at Columbus, Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at Boston with clubs from Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia, Boston and more lining up in the daily schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Tvon
Cal
National League Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
International League
Lest
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Albany
National League
American League
Missing Longfellow Deeds sought by Logan Theatre manager
Public notice seeks information on the whereabouts of Mr. Longfellow Deeds. Contact Logan Theatre manager with any leads or details.
Keller Sweeps Olympic AAU Quarter Final
Jack Keller, former Ohio State star and 1932 Olympic high hurdler, won his event at the AAU quarter finals in Columbus. Hugo John Anderson improved the Olympic discus mark with 164 feet 9 inches, and Leo Williams topped the high jump with six feet 53-8, as contenders eye Milwaukee and Randall's Island for July finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Randall's Island
New York
Hugo John Anderson
Hercules
Cincinnati
Cornell
New York A. C
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Los Angeles
East
George Saling
Leo Williams
Muncie
Indiana
Colonels Sweep Doubleheader in Chicago Showdown
Burleigh Grimes and the Louisville Colonels won both games of a doubleheader in Chicago. The veteran pitcher led a club predicted to challenge every opponent, delivering strong early performance as they take control in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Burleigh Grimes
Louisville Colonels
Ohio State wins central intercollegiates title at Milwaukee
John Wonsowitz, former OSU track captain, vaulted 13 ft 6 in to within eight inches of the Olympic record. OSU athletes totaled 57 points to win the team title, with McDonnell A. C. of Cleveland close second and the Buckeye Freshmen in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wonsowitz
Ohio State
Milwaukee
McDonnel A. C
Cleveland
Buckeye
Brewers fall in opener as Colonels take series lead
Milwaukee led 7 to 6 in game one before Cincinnati Colonels pulled away with 14 hits and Jack Tising earned the win. In the nightcap Fred Shaffer tossed five hits to secure the victory. Kansas City split with Indianapolis, St. Paul topped Columbus, and Minneapolis swept Toledo in a doubleheader.
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Cuit
Milwaukee Brewers
Colonels
Jack Tising
Fred Shaffer
Brewers
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Blues
Indians
St. Paul
Columbus
Ira Hutchinson
Saints
Ed Morgan
Jack Winsett
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kens
Millers
Manero Wins At Baltusrol In Unusual Open Showdown
Tony Manero captured the U S Open golf title at Baltusrol with a final 18 holes score of 67 to finish at 282, two strokes ahead of Harry Cooper. He became the first mustached champion in the event and tied or broke several par records as the field produced 38 scores at par during the 72 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
New York
Tony
United States
Carolina
Baltusrol Club Cou
Manero
Gene Pacsareld
Fresh Meadow
Sam Parks, Jr
Oakmont
Chick Evans
Sarazen
Henry Cotton
Alt Perry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ona
Francis Myers
W. Main St
Braddock Furniture Store
Sinclair Motor Oils and Gasolines
Fred Primmer
Front St
CES Beauty Shoppe
Meldrim- St. Clair’s
Guth Mulberry St. Condon
iLarro
Hansel, Bros
Logan Home
C. W. Scheide, Jr
Logan
A. O. Kelch
W. Front St. Reward
N. Mulberry St
Bath
Mary Burke
John Connors
New Straitsville
Gus
Judy
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Chrysler & Plymouth Sales & Service
Walter Nixon
Mulberry, St
Motor Service
Ferd Hack Auto Supply CO
N.A.P.A
Hunter and
Spring St
East Main St
Logan Bulk Station
Front
Mulberry Sts
Rhode Island
Logan Chick Hatchery
Second St
Sry
Bierly's
Albert
Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnnati
Wm. F. Baker
Madison St
Nelsonville
Chas. McCray
Washington, St
A. E. Gibson
Jackson St
Mrs
Roy Stallsmith
Hooker
Mrs. Stallsmith
Pirate Star
MensTerrine
Central Press Association
Satonal League
Bevithos
OSU
Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Grimes
Big Sister
Eva. Kett
Tom
Howdy
MR. Kett
Buddy
Krave
Ryles
NORGE
Heinlein Bros
Ulance Service
Main & High Streets
Harry J. Stevenson
General Insurance
Arcade
Westinghouse
Baltusrol
al Kaiser
Woodard Funeral
J. V. Woodard
P. O
North Market St
W. H. Crook Oo
Trist Ptome
Lancaster, Ohio
Eberst
D. G Reynolds
Optometria
Optical
Langaster, O
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