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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1948
Page
2
Hank Sauer, 29, tied Cincinnati's single season home run record for a right handed batter with his 20th homer as the Reds defeated the Phillies 4 3 in a night game in Philadelphia. The win halted a four game skid and marked Cincinnati's second win in 10 games.
Experts measure sound levels with decibels and note that rustling leaves produce about 10 decibels in quiet outdoor settings.
The clipping lists players and pitchers for various teams including Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Cincinnati with matchups noted. It concludes with today’s National League games: St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland.
The Brewers surged to a 14-4 win over four Minnesota pitchers as Milwau keen hitters Becker and Gleeson drove in eight runs. Indianapolis beat Toledo 5-4 with Les Fleming collecting four hits driving in the decisive run. Kansas City defeated St Paul 10-2 as Hank Bauer hit two homers. The Saints squandered a chance, leaving 13 men on base.
New York June 22 The heavyweight champion Joe Louis and challenger Jersey Joe Walcott anticipate a 15 round title bout tomorrow night at Yankee Stadium with Louis favored 5 to 13 and promoter Mike Jacobs projecting a 55 000 crowd and about a 900000 gate. Louis vows quick work and predicts last ring outing. Walcott, a comeback kid, aims to spoil. Louis trains in Pompton Lakes and weighs about 213 to 215. Walcott to break camp in Grenloch and weigh around 195 before the weigh in in New York.
Margaret Gunther from Memphis led 32 qualifiers into the opening match play of the 19th Women's Western Open in Chicago. The Tennessee champion posted a two over par 76 at Skycrest, one stroke ahead of Babe Didrickson Zaharias and Beverly Hanson as top contenders also advanced in the upper bracket.
Champion Ray Sugar Robinson began another weight cutting session as his welter title bout with Bernard Docusen of New Orleans was postponed for a second time. The fight at Comiskey Park was reset for next Monday amid threatening rain and Robinson’s ongoing preparations.
Officers urge notifying authorities before leaving for trips to allow police to check homes and avoid obvious signs of absence. Tips include holding mail, lighting vulnerable areas, and coordinating with neighbors while keeping valuables hidden and doors secure.
Logan Hocking district library announces new adult and teen sex education titles. Sex Habits of American Men edited by Albert Deutsch is in circulation, and The Stork Didn’t Bring You should arrive soon. Other recent additions include Spring Fever by P G Wodehouse and The Insect Guide by Swain.
The event was postponed because the 147 pound limit regulation forced a delay, and rain on Thursday caused further postponement of the match.
A reader from southeastern Ohio protests a prior article claiming locusts did little harm. He says fruit trees and young peach and apple trees suffer extensive damage, limbs are stung, and many trees may die or lag in growth. He notes widespread woodland infestation and deeming control methods insufficient.
Harold Ruggles, extension agent, says knee high corn by July 4 looks good in Hocking County. Last year drought delayed planting. this year corn is planted and growing. Three weeks of dry weather and cool nights slowed some spots, but most fields average about eight inches with variations. Farmers hope for a late fall to finish maturation.
The Middletown Stitchers met last Thursday at Betty Bell’s home with Dorothy Hus loves Huston present. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for June 24 at Donna Bell’s home. Enterprise Hilltoppers 4-H also featured.
The fourth Sewing Queens Club meeting convened June 16 at Marilyn Rheinscheld’s home in South Logan with Doris Duffey Loretta Vermillion Marilyn Rheinscheld and Judy Hutchison present Margie Rheinscheld as a guest. A June 23 session was planned at the advisor’s home.
Joseph M. Popham aged 37, a window cleaner, died at General Hospital from injuries suffered June 8 when he fell from a National Lead Co. window. The incident occurred earlier this month in Cincinnati.
In 75 years the group now renamed the Society Maintain Public Decency has arrested more than 5500 people.
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