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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
6
The Elks Junior Baseball League in Logan will start June 23 with 60 boys aged 12 to 17 forming four teams North South East and West. Managers are listed with players hourly schedules begin June 23 25 30 July 2 7 and 9 for the first half of the season at 5 45 p.m. each game week.
In Grossinger New York June 16 Light Heavyweight champ Joey Maxim was floor in a workout by Joe Blackwood a 161 pounder from Paterson New Jersey. The incident drew buzz since Maxim rarely hits the canvas having fought Walcott and Charles repeatedly without being floored in 12 years as a pro.
Lou Szondi of Racine Wisconsin, a 209 average bowler, won a car donated by a Milwaukee brewery in a rolloff for high single at 209. He and Melvin Bowen of Des Moines tied 288s in regular play. April scores held in divisions of an 85 day meet as Trust Securities of the Northern Trust Co Chicago hit 2790 in booster team event. Albert Sharkey of Chicago posted 758 for the championship. Other scores included John Klares and Steve Nagy of Cleveland in doubles 1453, Nagy 2065 in all events, and E Beers and B Beers of Detroit with 3115 in the regular team division.
Ohio officials stockpile pennies nickels and dimes in a new state vault to make change for the state fair. The vault in the Statehouse basement houses about 11 000 dollars now and will reach 50 000 by fair time. The old vault held 900 million in securities. 400 million have moved to the new basement vault with the chicken feed.
Six teams in the Western Carolina League face games with no umpires after all seven league referees quit in a first wholesale resignation. President Earl Franklin said no specific reasons were given and that games would proceed, possibly using players as umpires.
Cincinnati Reds purchase pitcher Bud Podbielan from the Dodgers and will add him to the roster for a three game set in Boston against the Braves. Ewell Blackwell earned his second win, overcoming an early 4-1 deficit as Grady Hatton and Bobby Adams sparked a seven run rally in the seventh.
The New York Yankees won 8-2 and 4-3 in Cleveland, handing the Indians their third straight doubleheader loss this season. A season high crowd of 69,468 witnessed New York equal its series record at 5-5 as the teams split the first two games of the Tribe's 13 game home stand.
Ohio owner Gay Acres Stable Wooster enters Lively Lady as favorite in the 11 entry Old Westbury Trot for two year olds at Roosevelt Raceway. Grand Circuit action headlines Monday night with Roslyn Class A trot also on program. suspensions for Lincolnton officials Beal and Ross lifted after one day while fines and suspensions were sustained.
Julius Boros, the Connecticut Yankee who ended Ben Hogan's run, won the National Open with 281 after 72 holes and will not play the PGA due to being ineligible as a professional under five years. Hogan placed third at 286 and Johnny Bulla was fourth at 287. Ed Oliver, finishing second at 285, will play in the PGA. Oliver's long putts in the final rounds highlighted his surprise run.
A fire at Belmont Park in Belmont New York destroyed part of a stable killing a young groom and between 12 and 30 horses. The groom Alfred Mitchell about 19 of Laurel Maryland died trapped while trying to save a horse. Fifty stalls burned as flames rose over fifty feet. The fire was found at 1 25 a m and origin undetermined.
In a remarkable game, the Cincinnati Reds erased a 4-1 deficit to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7-4. Grady Hatton delivered a three run homer in a seven run seventh inning highlighted by relief pitcher John Rutherford. Enos Slaughter provided key late offense for St Louis in their 14-12 win as Sal Hemus and Slaughter homered. The Yankees widened their lead by sweeping the Indians 8-2 and 4-3 behind Ed Lopat and Bob Kuzava.
New York report notes light activity as the major leagues closed the trade deadline at midnight Sunday. Cubs acquire Tommy Brown from Phillies. Reds obtain Bud Podbielan from Brooklyn and send Bud Byerly to the Dodgers' St. Paul farm club. Browns, White Sox swap Leo Thomson Tom Wright for Willie Miranda and Al Zarilla. No further trades possible until Sept 1.
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