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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
2
Fragments reference light heavyweight matchups and plans to pit Max Baer against Mike Jacobs. Mentions a 15 day window for John Bewis to accept a Pita cate Las hart and a suggested New England tour. Unclear names and detached phrases cloud the outcome.
Ornithologists dispute claims about sentinel ducks and marine life along Southern California shores. The text describes tiny possums and smelt in sandy tidal zones, noting seasonal patterns as birds lay eggs in wet sand after the full moon from May through July. It preserves fragmentary observations.
The piece defends Al Simmons known as Pounding Pole, noting he remains a force with a 375 average in 11 games for the Senators, driving in 24 runs and hitting six homers, while the Senators beat the Browns 9-1 and 7-2. The Yankees swept Detroit. Hubbell earned his 200th win as the NL era sees mixed results for eastern teams.
Ben D. Lecklider of Hamilton withdrew as Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor citing business pressure. An early speed warning device using photoelectric cells was described. Island Sound notes European swans escaping from a Long Island estate. The U.S. Biological Survey and Hudson's Bay Company found no authentic case of a wolf attacking a human. Woodchucks supplied meat for pioneers and hides for lash and shoe lace making.
The American Association games include Columbus 8 over Louisville 3 in eight innings due to rain, Milwaukee 6 over Minneapolis 2, Milwaukee 5 over Minneapolis 0, St. Paul 14 over Kansas City 7, St. Paul 3 over Kansas City 3 halted to catch a train. National League results Philadelphia 10 over Cincinnati 3, Cincinnati 8 over Philadelphia 5, New York 5 over Chicago 1, St. Louis 1 over Brooklyn 1 in five innings, plus Pittsburgh at Boston and rain. American League scores New York 10 over Detroit 3, Washington 9 over St. Louis 1, Washington 7 over St. Louis 2, Boston at Cleveland rain, Philadelphia at Chicago rain.
The schedule lists Columbus at Indianapolis under night game progression and additional matchups including Toledo at Louisville Milwaukee at St. Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Boston at Cleveland Chicago at St. Louis with no other games scheduled.
Maurice J. McCarthy Jr of Cincinnati repeated as Ohio Amateur champion at Seloto Country Club, beating Charles Carl of Ravenna one up in 36 holes after Carl led by three with eight holes to go. Carl impressed with nerve and short game but faltered late. Ohio Golf Association to consider incorporation at meeting in Dayton.
President Edmund D. Soper of Ohio Wesleyan University announced that Louis Midler, a regular tackle for the University of Minnesota football team in the past two seasons, has been signed as line coach. He succeeds Art Lewis, former Ohio University star, now assistant coach of the Cleveland Rams.
Cincinnati fans will see five Reds chosen for the National League all star team at Redland Field. Bill Terry will manage the National squad with Cincinnati manager Will McKechnie as a coach. The roster features many newcomers and balanced representation from the Cubs, Giants, Pirates, and Dodgers.
Rogers Hornsby, seven time NL batting champion and 1926 Cardinals pennant and world series skipper, will manage the Chattanooga Lookouts in the Southern Association. He replaces Walter Millies, who came from Washington last winter, after coaching and playing with the Baltimore Orioles in the International League. A platinum flute has been constructed at a cost of 3000 dollars.
League leaders highlight Averill of Cleveland with 7 home runs and Foxx Greenberg and York tied for 7 in runs. Ott leads runs batted in with 61 for New York, while Lombardi Cincinnati hits .369. McCormick doubles 87 and Ott 18 home runs share top honors with Gooamah and Ott.
The Indianapolis Indians, idle two days due to rain, seek to regain their American Association lead by facing seventh place Columbus. Results from other games include St Paul beating Kansas City 14 to 7, Milwaukee sweeping Minneapolis 6-2 and 5-0, and Columbus routing Louisville 8-3 in the first game of a doubleheader washed out after the eighth. Other scheduled games listed Toledo vs Louisville, Milwaukee vs St Paul, and Kansas City vs Minneapolis.
Outdoors writers urge cooperation between sportsmen clubs and the Ohio Conservation Division to curb illegal fishing and hunting. They argue that enforcement alone cannot protect future hunting and fishing, and urge members to warn violators and uphold conservation rules to safeguard sport and dues.
Chase Wohn and wife depart for a two week trip through eastern states. Hocking County Fish and Game Association to view state film July 12 with dinner. Mineral Encampment 91 J O F meets tonight at 7 30. Charles Marks named Chief Patriarch. naturalist Charles Ziegler leads nature walks at Camp Rotary Rockford Ill through July 3. Two hundred 4 H girls attend Camp Rotary. Rev C B Clendenen and Mr Mrs Winigman return from Nazarene Sunday School convention in Bethany Okla. Marliene Adele Graft born June 20. grandparents listed. Fox Hunters plan August 2 fox chase on Howard Boland farm Marion Township. Logan pool refreshment concession awarded to Lyle Hall.
Mrs William Breeze of Nelsonville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment today.
Mrs John Roberts of Orevills ville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment today.
Mrs. G. W. Grimes of Logan was discharged from Cherrington Hospital today following medical treatment.
Coroner Harry F. Deubel said Wilbur Edwards, 13, was killed when Marvin King, 14, fired a revolver they believed was unloaded. The shooting occurred yesterday in Hamilton, Ohio, and the incident was ruled accidental.
Hassan pitched for Jackson allowing two hits in 5 12 innings as rain halted the game. Roy Scott Leonard and Richardson joined in the defense while Scott Leonard and Hasson held Logan to two safe blows. Jackson scored five runs with steady offense to blank Logan Merchants 5-0 in Central League play.
Twenty AAA reporters begin work today to verify farmers in Hocking County meet federal farm aid program requirements. Reporters received instructions at Logan last week. The county will also be photographed from the air this summer.
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