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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1922

Page

6

Pillette Emerges as Detroit's Ace Pitcher in 1922

The Detroit Tigers' recruit Herman Pillette, acquired with Johnson for 40 000 by owner Navin, has become the club's pitching ace. A six foot tall rookie with a distinctive sidearm fade away, Pillette dominated the New York Yankees in a two win four game set and has shown veteran poise beyond his brief major league tenure.

Herman Pillette Detroit Tigers Pillette Tigers Detroit Portland Navin Johnson Ernie Shore Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Umpc Yankees Clyde Barfoot St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants Virginia Lad Old Dominion Clyde Randolph and Madison

Mill Street League records mixed with base hitting and errors

The Mill Street baseball league activity shows Futures, Chauncey and Kappa Sigma Pi leading in hits and bases, with Wanless the only homer this season. New contests add most three-base hits and most two-baggers, totaling 16 events. team totals read 101 hits, 60 errors, 46 steals across all players. Futures tops with .1000 winning percentage, Chauncey second, while Pritchard Ayers Gorham Beckley each have three steals.

Mill Street Baseball League Kappa Sigma Pi Wanless Goodson Chauncey I. Carmichael Sapp Wolfe Kappa Sigma Fi Gorham Troop Two F. Carmichael Brown P. Carmichael B. Pritchard Ayers Beckley Eee Pet Kappa Sigma Pine Tomo Rce

Leading Hitters Of The Major Leagues

Hornsby of St Louis at .367 Snyder of New York .366 Bigbee of Pittsburgh .360 Grimes of Chicago .289 Hollacher of Chicago .350 top batting leaders listed from the season’s stats.

Logan Skins Chauncey 9 to 6 in pitched battle

Logan defeats Chauncey 9 to 6 as pitching and errors decide the game. Peterson held Chauncey, singles by Fuller and Smathers spark Logan. Fuller and Thomas power the visitors with strong defense by H Earich. Next game and Jacksonville series slated for next Sunday.

Chauncey Chauncey Ball Club Logan Joe Peterson Fuller Smathers Thomas H. Earich Chauncey and Jaksonville Mouch Mechaniels Gopbi Svecas B Mofugy Bradfield Logan AB John White R. White Smith McQuade A A Huffman Iboe Peterson

Yesterday's Major League Home Run Totals Report

A partial extract lists players from both leagues with homer totals including Williams of St Louis with 3 and Siouper Chidazo with 2 in the American League while Fournier Walker Powell and Pontes are noted in the National League along with other players. League totals show American 355 and National 345.

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Baseball Scoring Feats and Surprising Upsets Across League

Ken Williams hits two homers in one inning after salt prank as Brown team dominates Senators 16 1. Braves edge Cards 9 8 halting Cards bid for first. White Sox rally to 12 5 over Athletics. Yankees beat Tigers 5 4 with Ruths four hits. Pirates pounce 17 10 guided by Phillies pitchers. Indians shutout Red Sox 7 0 rain ends game. Oak beech lightning odds noted.

Ken Williams Mogridge Erickson Bobby Lowe Boston Nationals Browns Senators Rogers Hornsby Braves White Sox Athletics Yanks Tigers Mr. Ruth Jones Pillette Walter Schmidt Pirates Phillies Uhle Indians Red Sox

Willard Plans Return Match With Dempsey in September

Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard trains at the American Legion Stadium in Hollywood aiming for a comeback to challenge Jack Dempsey. He reports steady progress, a tougher routine, and notes he may hire an experienced trainer and sparring partners if a bout is arranged. Willard hopes to improve significantly by late September or October.

Los Angeles Cal Jess Willard Jack Dempsey American Legion Stadium Hollywood Dempsey Willard Toledo Jess

Sporting Calendar Hits Across Tracks Courts and Rings

Saratoga meeting opens as Niagara Association starts at Erie. Grand Circuit trotting in Cleveland. Great Lakes Shooting in Indianapolis. National junior polo at Narragansett Pier. Long Island Open in Garden City. International masters in London. Texas Checkers in Dallas. Boxing bouts Jabez White versus Abe Goldstein and Johnny Solesberg versus Harry London in Brooklyn.

Saratoga Association Saratoga Springs Niagara Racing Association Fot Erie Cleve Indianapolis Narragansett Pier Garden City London Checkers Dallas Jabez White Abe Goldstein Brooklyn Johnny Solesberg Harry London

Pomona Captain Heads to Smyrna to Teach Baseball

Jake Bassler, Pomona College baseball captain and brother of Detroit Tigers star Johnnie Bassler, leaves the United States in August for Smyrna Asia Minor to teach athletics at International Christian College. Pomona has led the Southern California Conference for three years and Bassler is regarded as a premier Pacific Coast player.

Jake Bassler Pomona Johnnie Bassler Detroit Tigers United States Smyrna Asia Minor International Christian College Jake Pacific Coast Smyrna College

Athens Beats Sherman Team in 12 to 0 Shutout

The Athens baseball team routed a Camp Sherman squad from Chillicothe Sunday, 12 to 0. Pitcher Cecil Carline of Carbondale held soldiers to three hits while fanning 16. Gardner of Carbondale caught well and doubled with a triple. Carl Russel hit a homer for Athens, the seventh win in about a dozen starts as the club grows stronger. Contact Harry Kelley at 45 Moore Avenue to schedule a game.

Athens Camp Sherman Chillicothe Cecil Carline Carbondale Gardner Carl Russel Harry Kelley Moore Avenue

Yesterday's baseball scores and today's schedule

Yesterday no games scheduled. St Louis beat Washington 16 to 1 and Boston 0 at rain. New York edged Detroit 4 to 3 and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 12 to 5. Many rainouts listed. Today St Paul visits Louisville and Minneapolis goes to Indianapolis. In the leagues New York plays Detroit and Washington visits St Louis. Boston hosts Cleveland and Philadelphia visits Chicago. Cincinnati plays New York and St Louis faces Boston. Chicago plays Brooklyn and Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia.

St Louis New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland Teres Washington Phil Lerorloe Ag Sloop Fis Tenis Sc Tree Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Cleveland Philadelphia American Association St. Paul Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo Pittsburgh

Exterminator Retires After Illustrious Racing Career

The famed Exterminator has run his last race after a poor Saratoga showing. Owner W S Kilmer says he will not be asked to compete again. Exterminator won 43 of 83 starts, one of the best in American history, with earnings surpassing $215,000. only Man o War has higher lifetime winnings.

New York Charley White Chicago Bobby Barrett Philadelphia Barrett Harlem Benny Leonard White Leonard W. 5 S. Kilmer Brooklyn

French Insist on Control of German Fund

Experts at the inter allied conference took up Premier Poincare’s proposals as the basis for a possible brief moratorium on German indemnity payments. France reportedly demands absolute control of all German revenues and assets with penalties for default, though details were not public.

London Poincare France Germany Thhey

Young Pitchers Shine With Strong League Strikeouts

Mill Street league pitchers show solid form with Sapp of Chauncy striking out 36 in the season and averaging nine per game. Gorham and Wolfie also post notable totals, while Wanless and others record mix of strikeouts and walks amid upcoming Futures series action.

Inauguration Program for Samuel Sprecher at Wittenberg College

The Ohio notes list events from 1849 to 1890 including Wittenberg College announcing an inauguration program for Samuel Sprecher as president, the 1864 death of David Chambers former congressman and Ohio official in Zanesville, the 1871 cornerstone laying for Cincinnati Odd Fellows hall, and the 1890 tenth anniversary celebration of Rt Rev John A Watterson as bishop of Columbus.

Wittenberg College Samuel Sprecher David Chambers Congress Ohio Zanesville Allentown Odd Fellows Cincinnati John A. Watterson Columus

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