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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

5

For Sale Classified Items and Vehicles

Multiple local classified briefs offer cabbage and tomato plants and funeral floral options from Mrs. Sam Wells at 638 Warner Ave Logan Ohio. Also used hot point electric range available, a torn down barn for cheap, and several classic cars from Taylor's Auto Wrecking at 65 So Orchard St with contact numbers 2073 3144 1338.

Sam Wells Warner Ave Logan McGill's Grocery Orchard St

For Rent Listings with Furnishings and Addresses

Six room cottage with bath and laundry room on Walnut and Front Streets near Mrs. Loomis at 152 Mulberry St. Furnished first floor apartment at 447 E Hunter St with private entrance. Eleven rooms and bath on Main Street Logan for residence or rooming house at 412 Eastwood Ave Lancaster. Inquiries via 61 No Culver St and P O Box 256.

Walnut Front Streets William Loomis Mulberry St E. Hunter St No. Culver St Main Street Logan Central Eastwood Ave Lancaster P. C

What They Said After Louis Defeats Carnera

New York report after Joe Louis knocked out Primo Carnera at Yankee Stadium. Carnera credits Louis with power, saying he hits harder than Max Baer and is the hardest hitter he ever met.

New York Joe Louis Detroit Primo Carnera Yankee Stadium Carnera Maxie Baer

Sheriff Sale Real Estate in Hocking County Ohio

The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan sues B C Mowery et al in Case No 7815 and announces a public auction of oil and gas rights and the described real estate in Falls Gore Township Hocking County Ohio. The property near State Route 75 totals 37 acres and appraises at 150 dollars. minimum bid two thirds. Sale is July 6 1985 at 1 PM at the Logan courthouse. Cash only. Sheriff Joe Farbearn leads.

State of Ohio Hocking County Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan Ohio B. C. Mowery Hocking Falls-Gore Town B.C. Mowery Cement Bridge Oroville Joe Farbeam Newton Spencer Edwin D. Ricketts

Louis Dominates Carnera to Claim Victory in Ring

Louis recalls waiting for a decisive moment while Carnera’s left jab bothered him briefly. He says he would finish in the fifth or sixth if needed and delivers. Managers comment on strategy and risk, praising Louis’s patience and noting Carnera’s open stance led to the knockout.

Bill Duffy Carnera Louis Primo

New Orleans shooter tops Cedar Point trap event

R M Jenkins of New Orleans Indiana scored 146 of 150 to win Class A in the Choboji Indians trap shoot at Cedar Point. D Bittinger of Woodville tied for high in Class B with 146 targets.

Sandusky, O R. M. Jenkins New Orleans Ind Cedar Point D. ©. Bittinger Woodville

Eagles Defeat Phi Sigs 6-2 on Diamond Night

Clarence Krumlauf pitched superbly as the Eagles beat the Phi Sigs 6 to 2 at the high school diamond. They built a four run lead off Lunsford, who exited after the second inning, while Scott kept the Birds scoreless after the first. Hansel and Marshal produced the only notable hits for the Sigs, with a late triple by Hansel and Marshal driving in two runs. Batteries were Lunsford, Scott, and Hansel for Phi Sigs and Krumlauf, and Ucker for the Eagles.

Clarence Krumlauf Eagles Phi Sigs Lunsford Scott Birds Krumlauf Hansel Sigs Marshal Hannsel Lunsfrow Ucker

Reds to Meet World Champs Reds at Crosley

The Cincinnati Reds host the world champion St. Louis Cardinals for a three game weekend series at Crosley Field. Babe Herman returns to Cincinnati after two seasons away joining Emmet Nelson who cost 20000 to obtain from Los Angeles.

Babe Herman Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field St. Louis Cardinals Frisch Deans Redleg Cincinnati Babe Reds Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Herman Larry MacPhail Walter Berger Chick Hafey California MacPhail Emmet Nelson Los Angeles Nelson

Columbus Man Takes Lease on Hocking Valley Course

S. and S. Market recreation ball team dominated Camp Hocking 8 to 1 at the S. and S. ballpark. The game broke open in the fifth when S. and S. scored 2 5 and 1 runs in three innings after a 1-0 Camp lead. Mercer pitched well for S. and S. against Camp Hocking batters Lehman and Sheets.

Columbus Man Hocking Valley S. & S. Market Recreation Camp Hocking S. and Mercer Mercer and Kitchen Lehman and Sheets

Gilligan to Lease Hocking Valley Golf Club in Logan

Bud Gilligan Columbus pro negotiates lease of Hocking Valley Golf Club. Announcement by owner S. W. Wright notes Gilligan’s low handicap of 6 and plans an evening six 6-man league. Logan fees drop Sunday 60c and weekday rates vary, as Gilligan promotes golf in southern Ohio.

Hocking Valley Golf Club Bud Gilligan Columbus Pro S. W. Wright Gilligan Berwick Course Columbus Arlington Logan Ohio Harley Gooding Midland Place

Reds Fight Back to Sixth as Dodgers Falter on Home Stand

The Reds, boasting a powerful pitcher with notable speed, sit sixth and chase fifth placed Brooklyn as Dressen hopes to catch them during a long Crosley Field home stand from now through July.

Reds Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers Dressen Crosley Field

Standings and results from yesterday across leagues

Baseball scores from American Association National League American League and others. Notable games include Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 1 New York 3 Chicago 2 extra innings and Chicago 10 New York 5. Other results: Milwaukee 6 Columbus 5 Indianapolis 15 St Paul 6 Minneapolis 10 Louisville 9 Kansas City 7 Toledo 7.

American Association Milwaukee Columbus Indianapolis St. Paul Minneapolis Louisville Kansas City Toledo Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Chicago Boston Pittsburgh St. Louis Brooklyn Cleveland Washington Detroit Buffalo Rochester Baltimore Albany Newark Memphis Nashville Knoxville New Orleans CAN Association Club Milwaukee Sveveceves St. Paul Puncsecaconces Brooklyn Epeessesites Itels International League Club Montreal Toronto Ddecenneuses Syracuse Cendeeneneneee

Wrestling results from last night in three cities

In Ottawa Al Mercien of Springfield and Tom Alley of Australia wrestled to a draw, each claiming one fall. In Portland Cement O Neil defeated Buddy O'Brien in straight falls. In Indianapolis Ray Steele defeated Geo Zaharias, who was disqualified after the first fall.

Ottawa al Mercien Springfield Mass Tom Alley Australia Portland Cement O’neil Buddy O’brien California Indianapolis Ray _ Steele Glendale Calif Geo Zaharias Pueblo Colo Zaharias Steele

Ohio softball tourney set for Cincinnati dates

George D. Chumard secretary of the Ohio Amateur Softball Association announced the second annual state softball tournament will be held in Cincinnati August 24 and 25. The champion will earn Ohio’s entry to the national tournament in Chicago September 7 8 and 9.

Cincinnati George D. Chumard Ohio Amateur Softball Association Ohio Chicago

Louis finishes Carnera with technical knockout at Yankee Stadium

Joe Louis, the Detroit "brown bombshell," dominated Primo Carnera at Yankee Stadium. In six rounds he battered the Italian giant with sharp rights and lefts, knocking him down three times before Referee Arthur Donovan stopped the fight two minutes 32 seconds into the sixth. Receipts were near $400,000 as about 70,000 fans watched the decisive victory. Louis, 21, improved to 22 pro fights with 18 victories by knockout.

Edward J. Neil Associated Press Yankee Stadium New York Detroit Joe Louis Primo Carnera Monster Man Italy Carnera Arthur Donovan Louis Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Brown Boy Mike Jacobs Jim Braddock Max Baer Giant Primo Joe Baer Jimmy Crowley Donovan Tures

Louis to fight Baer in 15 rounds this fall

New York reports promoter Mike Jacobs announced Joe Louis will meet Max Baer in a 15 round heavyweight bout this fall. The fight is planned for a New York ballpark around the time of the World Series, following Baer’s knockout of Primo Carnera.

New York Joe Louis Max Baer Mike Jacobs Twentieth Century Sporting Club Detroit Primo Carera Jacobs

Louis Defeats Primo In Rough Heavyweight Bout

Louis methodically overpowers Primo, landing rapid fists that stun the challenger. Primo fights back in spurts but Louis maintains control into the fifth, finishing with precise, cautious offense as Primo remains standing but worn.

The Sport Mike and Local Baseball Recap

The article reflects 1935 sports talk focusing on boxing legends Owens and Louis and their impact on Black and white sports. It also covers Phi Sig baseball, a game near Nelsonville against Birch Hollow, Lefty Brandt’s pitching, an umpire mishap, a 7 to N score, and notes on Clarence Krumlauf Scott and Landis as promising pitchers.

Phi Sig Nelsonville Birch Hollow Brandt B. H Clarence Krumlauf Scott Landis

Encamp at Pond Arrives for Troop 13 Camping

Columbus Troop 13 member Roy will arrive today for a camping trip at Floyd's pond.

Columbus Roy Floyd's Pond

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