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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
6
The column surveys boxing odds for Max Baer versus Jimmy Braddock with AP bias toward Baer. It recalls Tunney vs Dempsey and urges fans to judge Braddock’s seasoned defense, while noting Pitts’ baseball suspension echoes the era’s sport debates. It also mentions midget auto races at Neil Park and urges restraint toward umpires.
The Phi Sigs defeated the Maytags 10 to 8 in a hard hitting game noted for low spectator turnout. Sickles led Maytags hitters with three Texas Leaguers while Hansel and Baker contributed strong defensive plays and pitching was tight late. Umpire Clint Webb twisted an ankle during a base line mixup.
Classified ad notes a five room cottage with electricity gas and water for sale. Inquiries directed to Mrs W E Petty 662 Church St Logan or phone 4761. Also a separate listing offers used ice boxes at various prices from Hocking Ice and Storage Logan Ohio.
Ohio State coach Larry Snyder says Jesse Owens could break the 100 yard world record with a 9.3 second dash, as Owens and other Buckeyes train on the west coast for a dual with Southern California, the national collegiate championships at Berkeley, and the A A U meet in San Diego.
Conkle Oil pitchers Huggins allowed one clean hit and one error, limiting the Eagles to three reachers on base. Timberlake and Columber combined for multiple singles and doubles as Conkle Oil dominated 7-0 at the S and 8 ballpark.
III Mrs. Ben Wellman is critically ill at her home on W Main Street. Neighbors and relatives are asked to offer prayers and support as the family seeks medical care.
Wanted used typewriter. Will rent and may buy if in good condition. H. M. Krumlauf, 336 Wood St. March 10 notice. Also want to join in a small profitable business with car. no investment required. Phone 2 on 813. Poultry wanted cash for surplus. Radekin and Carr, West End Produce Co. Phone 6161. Udga stomach remedy free sample at Risch Pharmacy. June 6 item.
World heavyweight champion Max Baer prepares to defend his title against James J. Braddock in a pay fight at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. Braddock, younger and less powerful, is expected to struggle but could prolong the bout. Baer remains a strong 5 to 1 favorite with the gate seen around 350000 dollars at most.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan files a real estate execution in Hocking County Ohio. B C Mowery et al face a public auction July 6 1935 at 1 PM at the courthouse door Logan for 37 acres in Falls Goré township with oil and gas rights. Appraised at 150 cash only two thirds minimum, terms cash. Sheriff Joe Farbeam Newton Spencer deputy Edwin D Ricketts attorney.
America's top auto racing figures have incorporated to promote their own summer races. Members include Wild Bill Cummings Louis Meyer Fred Frame Babe Stapp Wilbur Shaw Lou Moore Al Gordon Deacon Litz William Cantlon and Mauri Rose.
The piece notes Baer’s apparent strength and Braddock’s courage, suggesting Baer may not be in top condition and Braddock could test him in the ring. It also reports the Civil Service Commission announcing open competitive exams for senior medical technician roles at $2000 and $1620 annually.
Sid Brews the South African champion may skip the 1935 British Open in St Andrews unless officials of the Royal and Ancient Association reverse their stance. The decision hinges on changes by the governing body.
Tony Canzoneri retained the lightweight title after a twelve round battle with Frankie Klick in Washington. The hard fought bout underscored Klick as a strong likely challenger from San Francisco for Canzoneri's crown.
Inside Ohio penitentiary guards watch as Company 4 I from the print shop defeats Company 2 G from the planning mill 12 to 6 in a yard game. Nose Levido takes a hit, Shorty Zierschmidt fouls out, and Talky Lewis tries to steal home as witty taunts fly and the inspector grins.
Associated Press notes Groves regains form with a sharp control showing in Detroit doubleheader victories for Boston 3-1 and 5-2. He allows five hits in the opener and issues no walks as he helps push the Red Sox toward Cleveland's pace.
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American Association games featured Minneapolis 3 over Kansas City 0 and Milwaukee 13 over St Paul 5. Indianapolis 9 defeated Toledo 5. National League results included Cincinnati 4 New York 1 and Cincinnati 3 New York 1 with Philadelphia 10 over Chicago 4 and Pittsburgh 4 over Brooklyn 0. St Louis faced Boston with rain delays. American League note Philadelphia beat Cleveland 4 2 and 5 1, Washington 9 over Chicago 8 then Chicago 9 over Washington 3. Boston beat Detroit 3 1 and 5 2, New York 9 over St Louis 3 and 7 over St Louis 4.
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball’s final court, awaited records in Edwin Alabama Pitts’s appeal after a denial to play for Albany in the International League. Landis remained in seclusion at his hotel due to illness, with a decision not expected until next week.
Henry Hook of Indianapolis outpointed Lou Salica of Brooklyn to take the world bantamweight crown while Pablo Dano of Manila was a fellow participant. The bout was recognized in California as the world championship match.
Lou Plummer from Baltimore topped Abe Kasey of New Jersey in a one fall wrestling match in Minneapolis last night.
Wm. Hansel has accepted a position as waiter at Culps Restaurant. The employment notice confirms his new role and placement within the local dining scene.
Two tournaments without defending champions will open Ohio golf season this month. At Ridgewood June 22 and 23 amateurs will play their best rounds, followed by Kenwood Country Club events June 24 to 29 featuring the public links players.
The Hocking County Corn and Hog Committee was summoned to Columbus by Glenn S. Ray chair of the State Corn and Hog Committee. The meeting’s purpose remains undisclosed.
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