Sports Roundup snapshots from a chaotic page
A garbled sports roundup highlights rumors around Johnny Vander Meer and Babe Ruth links, boxing retirements, and far flung notes on Red Sox routines, Harvard rowing, and football coaches. It mentions Eddie Brietz, Dan Morgan, Lefty Grove, Jimmy McCarthy, Randy Heffin, and Tom Yawkey in a collage of unverified gossip and scattered facts.
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Upstate
Babe ‘Ruth
Dodger
Bankers
Tom Yale
Harvard Rowing
New London
Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Jimmy McCarhin
Hollywood
Barrey Ross
Ferndale
Louis and
Sehmeling
Southern
Tom Yawkey
Randy Heffin
Fredericksburg
South
Association Milwaukee 6 Columbus 5 and more scores
National League results show St Louis 5 Philadelphia 2 and Wallington 7 Chicago 0. Also Saskapote 16 Toledo 0 and St Paul 7 Minneapolis 2 with Louisville 3 in mixed line scores.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Sascepote
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wallington
Chicago
American Association schedule mix includes eight games
The schedule lists Columbus at Milwaukee Toledo at Kansas City Indianapolis at St Paul Louisville at Minneapolis Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia with a postponed game in Louis at Boston. New York at Cleveland is noted in the ANL League.
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American Association
St Pau
Kansas City
National League
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American League
Louis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Tndianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Postponra
Boston
Cleveland
Schmeling Career Highlights From Ring to Ring
Max Schmeling rose from circus strongman to heavyweight champion after turning pro in 1925. Invited to America by Tex Rickard in 1928 he fought through Madison Square Garden, defeated Monte Sekura Paulino Corri Risko and others, won the 1930 title from Sharkey, and scored notable knockouts including Stribling Walker and Louis. He later fought Baer Hamas Neusen and returned to Germany before marrying Amy Ondra.
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America
Tex Rickard
Tex
Jack Dempsey
Joe Monte
Madison Square Garden
Joe Sekura
Paulino
Pietro Corri
John Risko
Joe Jacobs
Max Machon
Jack Sharkey
Young Stribling
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Sharkey
Max Baer
Steve Hamas
Walter Neusen
Berlin
Joe Louis
Braddock
Germany
Ben Poord
Steve Dudas
Schmeling
Amy Ondra
Joe Louis biography and city ordinance details mixed
A historical clipping describes Joe Louis born May 13 1914 in Lafayette Alabama christened as Joe Louis Barrow and highlights boxing achievements including amateur wins a professional start July 4 1934 and notable bouts. It also contains Ohio Ordinance No 1938 levying bricks street improvement assessments for Church Street in Logan with payment terms and collection method.
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Lafayette
Ala
Joe Louis Barrow
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Jack McKracken
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Jack Johnson
Jim Braddock
Chicago
Harry Thomas
Nathan Man
Jorge Brescia
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Paulino Uzendun
A Ettore
Charley Retzlaff
Natie Brown
Tommy Farr
Bob Pastor
Louis
Marvo Trotter
Detroit
Alabama
Joe
Joe Louis Tigers
Interior division projects oil exhaustion timeline
The U S department of the interior estimates that petroleum resources of crvination will be exhausted by a stated future year. The estimate reflects survey data on crude reserves, production rates, and regional supply constraints affecting long term availability.
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U. S. Department of the Interior
80 000 To Pack Yankee Stadium For Classic
New York June 22 AP Joe Louis defends his heavyweight title against Max Schmeling tonight at Yankee Stadium in a planned 15 round bout. About 80,000 expected, with betting near a million dollars. Louisiana is 1 to 2 favorite as weigh-in and prep notes reveal tense rivalry and tax considerations.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Logan
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Stanley W. Baker Heads City Council Approval
Stanley W. Baker is named President of Council with Artest and Josephine Hansel as Clerk approved by Dallas Kinser, the mayor. The move consolidates leadership with Artest named alongside Hansel and Kinser’s backing for the administration.
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Stanley W. Baker
Council Artest
Josephine Hansel
Dallas Kinser
Rotary Branch to Hold Steak Fry
The Past Presidents and Secretaries Club of the Logan Rotary Club will entertain their ladies at a steak fry tonight at Cantwell Cliff. Committee members include Rev. A L Heyde, Dr. Harry Eastman, and Cyrus Rochester. Eastman serves as president and Lawrence Kessler as secretary.
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Logan Rotary Club
Cantwell Cliff
A. L. Heyde
Harry Eastman
Cyrus Rochester
Nelsonville Lodge to Confer Master Mason Degree
Nelsonville Lodge will confer the Master Mason degree at a meeting of Mingo Lodge No. 171 F. and A. M. at the Masonic Temple next Monday night. A lunch will follow the meeting and all Masons are invited. Nine men have served as vice presidents prior to becoming president.
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Nelsonville Lodge
Mingo Lodge No
Masonic Temple
United States
Public Auction of Ohio Real Estate in Logantown
The Common Pleas Court of Hocking County Ohio bids the sale of 290 E Second Street Logantown in pursuance of an Order of Sale. The property in Lot 142 measures 39.25 by 68 feet with an 88 foot north side and is appraised at 2000 dollars with no sale below two thirds. Cash terms apply. Sheriff Joe Farbearn will conduct the auction on Saturday July 23 1938 at 1 PM.
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State of Ohio
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Scott Geslin
Grace Geslin
Logan
Ohio
Hocking
Logantown
Orchard Street
Second Street
Joe Farbearn
Joseph J. Canty
W. R. Brandt
Reds Climb On Carl Hubbell In Big Show Of Fall Baseball
The Indians pounded the Yankees 10-5 as Cleveland surges in the American League while the Reds, behind a 6 2 attack on Carl Hubbell, move within a game and a half of the Giants in the National League. Weaver and Walters pace strong relief work. Higgins sets a doubles record in Detroit. York and Foxx pace the Red Sox offense. Kelley and Hildebrand win for Washington and St Louis respectively. the Dodgers fall at Ebbets as Pirates win 9 3.
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Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Reds
Hubbell
Ivan Goodman
Tris Speaker
Rudy York
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Sox
Yanks
Harry Kelley
Washington
White Sox
Oral Hildebrand
Browns
Athletics
Cubs
Charley Root
Phillies
Jim Turner
Cardinals
Bees
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Pirates
Synod hears reports in Wooster Ohio session
The Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian church in Wooster reports churches contributed 146,682 dollars to national missions for the year ending March 31. The Rev. Howard Borley was elected moderator and named the Rev. A. W. Bloomfield of Cleveland as vice moderator.
District Deaths: George Daniel Wolfe
George Daniel Wolfe died June 19 in New Lexington. Funeral details are pending. He was a longtime resident and member of local organizations. He is survived by his wife and children.
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New Lexington
George Daniel Wolfe
Servis Aims For Fourth Ohio Amateur Medal
Servis seeks a fourth medal in six years at the Ohio Amateur Championship qualifier at Scioto. A 70 in opening play led the field, with Dan Carmichael and Allen Rankin tied for second after rounds of 37. McCarthy, automatic No. 1, plans a practice round as match play looms Thursday.
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Scioto ‘Seakes Club
Ohio
Servis
Bob
Dan Carmichael
Allen Rankin
Columbus
Springfield
Canton
Eddie Meister
Cleveland
McCarthy
League fight CETTING close in Central Ohio standings
Standings in the Central Ohio League tightened after upsets. Logan Merchants defeated Lancaster Moose Lodge 2 to 1, leaving Newark and Columbus Federal Glass tied for first with five wins and one loss. Logan sits sixth with two wins and three losses, ahead of Lancaster and Marion.
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Logan Merchants
Lancaster Moose Lodge
Newark
Columbus Federal Glass
Logan
Lancaster
Marion
James Campbell Survives Roof Fall While Painting
James Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Campbell was unhurt Monday after falling from the roof of his home while painting. Logan Lodge No 119 Knights of Pythias will hold its weekly meeting at the lodge hall tonight with degree work and a lunch after the session. The American Legion Band will rehearse tonight at the American Legion rooms. Mrs Robert Davis a clerk in the County Superintendent J W Coleman office returned to work this week after a two week vacation. Mrs Ela Freeman of Nelsonville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Monday for observation.
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James Campbell
Alfred Campbell
Logan Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Robert Davis
J. W. Coleman
Ela Freeman
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
McCutchans Move to West Hunter Apartment
Mr and Mrs Richard McCutchan relocate to an apartment at Mrs Howard White's West Hunter street home. Their former residence on North Market street has been purchased by Charles Huffman.
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Richard McCutchan
Howard White
West Hunter Street
North Market Street
Charles Huffman
Sayre in Recovery After Major Operation at Cherrington
Harvey Sayre of Buchtel is recovering well after undergoing a major operation at Cherrington Hospital several days ago.
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Harvey Sayre
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
Byers Starner Reunion Set for July 10 at Rising Park
The annual Byers Starner reunion will be held at Rising Park in Lancaster on Sunday July 10. Friends and relatives are invited to attend a basket dinner. Members of the Byers and Starner families reside in Hocking and Fairfield counties.
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Byers-Starner
Rising Park
Lancaster
Byers and Starner
Hocking
Fairfield
Railroad Exhibit At 1939 San Francisco Fair Worth a Million
A railroad display valued at over one million dollars will highlight the 1939 San Francisco World's Fair, promising a major technical showcase and public interest in railway progress.
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San Pracisco
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Dan" Morgan
Chase Schmell
Johnny Vander Meer
Bell
McAlpin
Bill Mc‘Rechie
Vander ‘Meer
Church Street
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West Street
State OF
Mike Jacobs
Commission
William Walker
Boxing Commission
Little Joe Jacobs
Wotners Max
U. S
Fatis
Dr. Eastman
Lawrence Kessler
Wks
Joe Thomas
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Associated Press
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Cetting
Cols. Fed. Glass
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Mansfield
Bruce
Shine’s
Main Street
The
Union Furnace Road
American Legion
American Legion Rooms
Byers
Meade
Preats
BEE - Iiew Islam Pe Ling Guns
Charles Starrett
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