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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
5
For Rent six room cottage with soft water bath and laundry room hardwood floors electricity and furnace corner Walnut and Front Streets Mrs William Loomis 152 So Mulberry $St Phone 2202 6-24-3 For Rent Furnished apartment inquire 61 No Culver St
Classified notice seeks a male with a car to join a small profitable business with no investment required. Promises a life time connection and advancement based on ability. Visit Branch Manager at Braddock's Furniture Store Wednesday 9 to 10 a.m. No other time. Also wants a small modern furnished lighthousekeeping apartment Box Y Logan Daily News.
Public auction in Logan Hocking County on July 6 1935 at 1 PM for Lot 1105 Weldys Addition Logan City 324 Washington Ave appraised 600 dollars minimum bid two thirds cash only Sheriff Joe Farbeam Deputy Newton Spencer Forest E Weinrich attorney 6-4-5
George Flack, longtime golfer from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, repeated a hole-in-one on a local course yesterday using the same club that delivered his 1931 ace. The moment brought nostalgia as he demonstrated enduring accuracy.
The Methodist Junior Leaguers defeated Catholics 9 0 on a standout mound performance by Albert Leonard. Leonard allowed three hits counted as an infielders choice and two errors, yielding a no hit win, aided by Landis and Ralston. Swalma faced poor support as weather dampened attendance.
The Union Furnace nine travels to face Stewart Sunday afternoon in a fast paced district matchup. In a previous game Union Furnace defeated Radcliff 5 to 3 with pitcher Orla Redd collecting two singles a double and a triple in four trips and fanning ten. Radcliff had entered the game unbeaten in two.
In a 15 round Yankee Stadium bout Joe Louis of Detroit faces Primo Carnera in a high stakes test of him as a ring killer. Backers claim a breakthrough performance could draw about 60 000 fans in good weather, surpassing a Braddock Baer crowd from earlier heavyweight showdowns.
Mike Jacobs owner of the Twentieth Century Sporting Club says the gate will hit 350000 and may reach 400000. Carnera known as the brown bomber is favored to win and betting stood 8 to 5. Experts expect a knockout with Baer agreeing to meet the winner in September.
John Larkin of Asheville caught a three and a half pound trout in Lake James. He described the fish as having shell rimmed spectacles and said the fish was caught in the shallows near Marion, North Carolina.
Leonard McKinley of Marion two spotted a banded pigeon near his Mt Tabor home late last week. The carrier pigeon wore the band AU 35 7107 and flew off after feeding on morsels his family left. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles McKinley.
Acting under court permission Ot to Schrappe’s counsel filed an answer and reply in the case by Schrappe against Frank E. Roush and the National Union Indemnity Co. Schrappe seeks remuneration for trucking services on a highway project and has caused a photostatic copy of Roush’s bond to be filed.
Baseball results across American Association and leagues with several noted games. Columbus defeated Milwaukee 12 to 8 while Toledo topped Kansas City twice 8 to 4 and 7 to 2. Indianapolis routed St Paul 12 to 0. Minneapolis beat Louisville 11 to 3. In the American League New York beat Cleveland 4 to 1. Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 4. St Louis beat Philadelphia 10 to 1 in 10 innings. Detroit edged Washington 9 to 8 in 14 innings. National League action saw Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 10 New York 9 in 10 innings. St Louis 12 Brooklyn 7. Only scheduled games listed.
Conkle Oil recreation ball team defeated Camp Hocking 8 to 4 at S. & S. ball park. Pitcher Huggins starred with strong hitting from teammates. Rainouts push back schedule with clashes slated for July 1 and 2 as league standings await finalization.
The article profiles the Louis Carnera fight highlighting Louis and Carnera as a dramatic match up with praise for the big man's courage. It compares the event to famous bouts and notes potential for a new contender as boxing history could be made.
Columbus officials plan an expanded Fourth of July festival at Mound street stadium with two games on July Fourth and 25th, crowds expected over 15 000, picnics allowed, bands, a Fort Hayes military display, and a fireworks show after the second game.
Virgil Pinkerton aged 23 died in a Hamilton hospital after being crushed by a mowing machine pulled by two laneway horses at his farm near College Corner. The incident occurred yesterday around noon, and AP reports the event from Hamilton, Ohio.
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