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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1935
Page
9
Unclear fragments indicate Steve Ker of Cleveland and Bradley discuss changes in the lineup and a resignation. The team plans to stay on ground as young players gain time with a focus on finishing the season strong.
The 18-year-old Brooklyn student Frankie Strafaci defeated Joe Coria of St. Paul to claim the championship in a dramatic playoff. Strafaci sealed victory with a final putt on the 87th green, earning top honors among United States pay-as-you-play golfers.
Littler advances by defeating Jack Preston and Earl Beckley at Ath ens Country Club while B T Grover, defending champion, overcomes Harry Beckley and Gaige Paulsen. The two will clash next Sunday for the championship as Stated by club officials.
Olivet Michigan officials announce Marshall Oliphant former Ohio State backfield star has signed as head football coach succeeding Walter Sprandel who remains athletic director and basketball coach. Bill Werber and Lyn Lary compared for height weight as they played with the Red Sox last season.
Cubs thrive on camaraderie that recalls old time big families. Since July 10 they surged through top teams, rising to second and worrying the Giants. Grimm disciplines softly, praising unity as Stephenson and Judges clash, while a late fireworks doubleheader notes Cubs 4-3 win over Reds.
Old Inverness Par, age 71, recovers from a four-day Invitational four-ball event that paid $4,600 to 16 top pros. Final standings include Picard and Revolta $1,000, Shute and Ghezzi $800, Laffoon and Parks $700, Cooper and Smith $600, Armour and Cruickshank $400, Hagen and Watrous $400, Espinosa and Burke $300, Diego and Thomson $200.
National standings show New York 9-3, Boston 2-1, St. Louis 64, Pittsburgh 5-3, Brooklyn 4-4, Philadelphia 1-5, Cincinnati 5-3, and coceage 1-4. AMERICA games list Boston 7-3, eae aa 6-4, Detroit 7, Cleveland 0, Washington 11, New York 10, St. Louis 10-4, Chicago 2-1. Associations include Minneapolis 8, Columbus 6, Toledo 13-0, St. Paul 11-6, Kansas City 5-8, Louisville 4-6, Indianapolis 4-1, Milwaukee 1-7. Tuesday schedule features Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis, Brooklyn at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, and American matchups Chicago at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Washington, New York at Boston, Toledo at Milwaukee, Columbia at Kansas City, Indianapolis at St. Paul, Louisville at Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Millers beat Columbus Red Birds 6 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader as Johnny GM boosted his homer total to 28. The Birds won the nightcap to stall the twin bill. The win keeps the Millers ahead of Indianapolis by three and a half games in the American Association pennant race.
Pete Appietor juggles Montreal duties in the International League chase while Jablonowski, a former Michigan pitcher, Cincinnati Red, and Cleveland Indian, brings veteran fire to the race.
A Labor Day 100 yard dash may bring sprint greats to Philadelphia. Jesse Owens of Ohio State Eulace Peacock of Temple and Ralph Metcalfe former Marquette star are listed as possible entrants in the special race.
State veterinarian Tie Pashore reports 800 cattle tested in Mocking County as part of a statewide tubercular testing program. About one tenth of the county herd has been examined with plans to bring in a fourth veterinarian to assist in Palla, Washington, Perry and Salt Creek Townships.
Fourteen month old Walter Koonce son of Mrs Rebecca Koones Akron was admitted Sunday morning for intestinal illness and discharged later the same day after diagnosis confirmed.
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