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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1922
Page
2
Baseball league schedule set for Mill Street playgrounds
The Mill Street playgrounds announce a July schedule for six teams Futures Troop Two Chauncey Yellow Jackets Troop One Sugar Creek Stars and Junior Scouts with games starting Tuesday July 11 at 2 15 and after. A final two team series for the championship will follow the schedule with dates August 1 and 3 after all games conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street Playgrounds
Troop
Chauncey Yellow Jackets
Sugar Creek Stars
Mill Street
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Pirates Manager Resigns Spurs Talk of 1907 Homecoming
In Sport Snap Shots Jack Keene recalls London Ontario's George Gibson and the Pirates pennant year of 1907. Welch notes Gibson built houses in off seasons and was greeted by a brass band when he returned. Also discussed are boxing purse talk for Dempsey Greb and memories of Young Ahearn and Jack Johnson's recent plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny” Welch
London
Ont
George Gibson
Pirates
Welch
Gibson
The
Pittsburg
Sali
Mooney
Flynn Declines Pro Offers to Finish Engineering Course
University of New York baseball star Jack Flynn spurned six to eight major league offers to remain in college. The outstanding hitter, who batted .516 in sixteen games last season, plans to complete his engineering degree before turning pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Flynn
University of New York
Flynn
Tris Speaker powers comeback as Braves fall to Cubs
Tris Speaker homered twice and drove in the tying run in the ninth before scoring the eventual winner with a 13th inning double off Shawkey as the Braves lost 9 to 7. Aldridge pitched well and Krug Maisel and Miller sparkled defense while Germany sought a two year moratorium on cash indemnity payments per official sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Speaker
Yankees
Sam Jones
Shawkey
Braves
Cubs
Aldridge
Krug
Maisel
Miller
Reds Rally For 9 3 Win After Hubbell Shutout
Wilbur Hubbell shut out the Reds until the seventh when Cincinnati exploded for a 9 to 3 victory. Daubert led the assault with a homer and three singles. In another game the Senators hammered Ehmke and Holling for a 13 to 7 win with Brower collecting four hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Wilbur Hubbell
Wilbur
Daubert
Senators
Ehmke
Holling
Brower
Cards rally to edge Dodgers 6 5 in ninth
Trailing late, the Cardinals staged a three run ninth inning rally to defeat the Dodgers 6 to 5 at the wire. The comeback showcases the team’s never-say-die spirit and clutch hitting in a dramatic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Allied Action Expected by Allies in London
In London on July 10 the Allied powers were expected to take decisive action. Reports indicate coordinated measures are being prepared to advance common objectives amid ongoing negotiations and strategic planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Congress backs Harding on German patent restitution plan
Washington July 10. Senate leaders indicate support for President Harding in a plan to restore 400 million dollars worth of German patents and property seized during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate
Yesterday's MLB Home Run Totals by League and Player
The record lists yesterday's major league home run leaders by league with player names and numbers. It shows Daubert of Cincinnati 12, Deberry of Brooklyn 1, Mueller of St Louis 1, Hollacher of Chicago 1 in the National League and Meusel of New York 8 in the American League with season totals 260 in the AL and 240 in the NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daubert
Cincinnati
Deberry
Brooklyn
Mueller
St. Louie
Hollacher
Chicago
Lynch Faces Buff for Bantam Crown in New York Bout
Joe Lynch challenges Johnny Buff for the world bantamweight title in a 15 round decision bout at the New York Velodrome. Both fighters will weigh in at the bantamweight limit hours before the match.
Empire City Yonkers Fort Erie Fort Erie racing meet
A packed sports calendar lists Empire City Racing at Yonkers and Niagara Racing at Fort Erie, plus Grand Circuit trotting in Toledo and major golf and tennis opens. Boxing cards feature Buff and Lynch in New York, Wolfe and Jerome, Delmont, Robson and Shade in Albany, and Greb facing Loughran in Philadelphia with multiple 8 and 10 round bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Niagara Racing Association
Fort Erie
Toledo
Chicago
Omaha
Toronto
New England
Providence
Oregon
Portland
Johnny Buff
Joe Lynch
New York
Jack Wolfe
Frankie Jerome
Pepper” Martin
Gene Del’mont
Boston
Tommy Robson
George Shade
Albany
Harry Greb
Tommy Lough‘ran
Philadelphia
Joe Tiplitz
Pat Moran
Jimmy Hanlo
Earl France
Joe Benjamin
Young Erne
Sacker Maintains Lead With Capital Team Through Seasons
Born Port Lewis New York November 8 1896 he debuted in 1915 with Pittston in the Eastern Pennsylvania League. Detroit acquired him in 1916 then farmed him to Muskegon Norfolk and Reading before Buffalo signed him. He bats and throws right handed. In his first full season he played 137 games and hit .800, last year he played 154 games and hit eleven points less this year he has timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Eatica
Port Lewis
N. Y
Pittston
Detroit
Muskegon
Norfolk
Reading
Buffalo
Community Sings in Poston Spark Church Disapproval
J A Stiers of Poston Ohio voices strong disapproval of a community singing event at M RE church on Sugar Creek. He alleges Athens singers forced entry, calls for church worship to remain in spirit and truth, and notes Sheriff Parker demanded no affidavit for protection though urging police aid. July 10 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
M. RE
Poston
Sugar Creek
Parker
J. A. Stiers
Ohio
Baseball scores from yesterday in the American Association
Louisville defeated Columbus 4 to 2, and 56 to 4. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 10 to 4, and Kansas City won 10 to 3. St Paul edged Milwaukee 5 to 4, while Indianapolis beat Toledo 7 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis Ee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Hee
Boston
American Association
Minneapolis
American Association Columbus
Cleeland Ninth Wins. New York Seven inings
Cleeland tops New York with nine to seven as Washington scores thirteen to Detroit seven. The terse scoreline highlights the matchup and final tally across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleeland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Unclear Matchups Reported With City Scores
Readable lines show city by city scores from an unidentified event: St. Louis six, Brooklyn five. Cincinnati nine, Philadelphia three. Chicago seven, Boston two. No date teams or context provided to confirm result details.
Columbus at Indianapolis and Toledo at Louisville
Two matchups on the schedule with Columbus visiting Indianapolis and Toledo traveling to Louisville as part of a regional series.
Bible Students Warn Nations At Washin gton Arms Conference
The Messenger editor cites Judge Rutherford and Bible students at the Washington arms conference who warned of an impending crash and urged rulers to act. Resolutions were distributed to representatives and newspapers, urging understanding of world signs and citing C T Russell's Divine Plan of the Ages from 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Logan
Ohio
Prince of Peace
Judge Rutherford
Washington I. C
C. T. Russell
Green Bottle Blowers Convene 46th Annual Convention
Bellaire Ohio hosts the forty sixth annual convention of the Green Bottle Blowers Association with delegates from across the United States and parts of Canada in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Green Bottle Blowers Association
United States
Canada
Seven deputy marshals guard Monett railroad shops
Seven U.S. deputy marshals under command of M. R. Leach of Kansas City and Charles McDonald of Joplin began guarding the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad shops in Monett Missouri today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monett
U. S
M. R. Leach
Kansas City
Charles McDonald
Joplin
St. Louis
San Francisco
Local visitors depart and trips among residents noted
Longstreth Miss Drusilla Lax of Columbus, visiting here, left for home early Friday. Miss Mary and Esther Brooker, Walter Dawley and Leonard Guess drove to Athens Sunday evening. Miss Wilma and Geneva Gears were also mentioned in the nearby social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusilla Lax
Columbus
Mary
Esther Brooker
Walter Dawley
Leonard Guess
Athens
Wilma
Geneva
Notice of Labor Reduction for Painting and Paper Hanging
Labor reduced to 80c per hour with all work guaranteed first class. If you want painting or paper hanging this summer, call now to get on the list and receive a free estimate.
House of a Thousand Mysteries Is Located
Newark Ohio police tag the Tacsa home as the house of a thousand mysteries after a raid. Mrs Sacsa nicknamed Hunky Mary tried to destroy evidence by overturning a bottle but officers saved the liquid. Chemist Ray Belt reports the fluid held over 2 percent alcohol. Officers found push buttons spring locks trapdoors drawstrings and disappearing shelves used to hide illicit alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Newark
Lacsa
Tacsa
Sacsa
Mary
Ray Belt
Baseball League Matchups Feature St. Louis Boston Detroit
In major league action the St. Louis cardinals visit Boston, the Detroit Tigers play Washington, and the Chicago Cubs travel to Philadelphia for key afternoon games.
National League Matchups Across Rival Cities
National League schedule features New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at St Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Boston at Chicago. Park venues and dates unspecified. highlights marquee intraleague clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
National League
New York
Pittsburg
Leading Hitters From The Baseball Season Listed
The list highlights top hitters by team with names such as Sister of St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh and others. It notes averages and at bats thresholds, with figures like .362 .357 .386 and a reference to 200 at bats or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
Heisman
Detroit
Miller
Philadelphia
National League Hornsby
Grimes
Chicago
Johnston
Brooklyn
Bigbee
Pittsburg
Mexican bandit Gorozabe on rampage near Tampico
Washington reports General Gorozabe, the Mexican bandit leader, is on the rampage again after leading raids into the Tampico oil district two weeks ago. Advices to the state department confirm continued attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorozabe
Tampico
State Department
Harris Eyes Keystone Role With Senators
Veteran Washington shortstop candidate Stanley Harris stands out for his range and defense as he vies for the keystone job alongside Rogers Hornsby and peers like Rabbit Maranville and Jimmy Johnston. Harris has eight games with eight fielding chances, nine plays in four games, and as many as twelve chances in a single contest this season. This is Harris’s fourth year with the Senators, acquired from Buffalo International in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Maranville
Jimmy Johnston
Rogers Hornsby
Stanley Harris
Keystone
Washington Senators
Harris
Rogers
Hornsby
Foxy Griff
Buffalo International League
Nats
Water Pump Replaces Breweries in St Louis District
South St. Louis, once a brewing hub, shifts to water supply after prohibition. Water Commissioner Wall told the Board of Public Service that water use surged since prohibition, prompting approval of a $190,000 pump to add 20 million gallons daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
ST Louis
South St. Louis
Wall
Board of Public Service
Ohio Dog Fiend for Juicy Ice Cream Cones
Martins Ferry Ohio July 10 A Army captain G W Ball treats his family with three cones for Mrs Ball himself and Mick his Boston bulldog The dog loves ice cream and frequently receives ice balls from local ice ball stands as a playful gesture from youngsters observing the pet's appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
International News Service
Martins Ferry
G. W. Ball
Fourth of July Gatherings Across Nelsonville and Vicinity
Leslie Patrick and others from Nelsonville spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gears. Mrs. Dane and Earl Coffee from Marion visited relatives. Ben Hellyer and family visited Murray City relatives. Carrie Christian marked her 47th birthday with a surprise party and cake from Logan sisters. D of A Lodge attendees from Carbon Hill included several local women. Walter Lyons and children returned home to Indiana after weeks with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Patrick
Helen Wilson
Virginia Philips
Nelsonville
Jack Gears
Dane
Earl Coffee
Marion
Ben Hellyer
Ethel Dane
Ida Harold
Mabel Justice
Clara Gears
Mabel Pearson
Mary Brooker
Alverta Austin
D. of A. Lodge
Carbon Hill
Walter Lyons
Indiana
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Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Harry
Greb
Dempsey
Kearns
Ahearn
Georges Carpentier
Jack Johnson
Tat Jackson
Cash Shoe
Eddie Cantor
Comedienne
Marion Harris
Parade OF the Wooden Soldiers
Ray Miller
Fox
Sweet
Frank Westphal
His
Rainbo Orchestra
Happy Six
Swanson Furniture Co. Music and Gift Shop
Meusel
Pati
Jess
Willard
Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Eam
Pehle Forum
U. S. Marshals
Joe
Longstreth
C.a.graham
J. D. Haskins
Nat’l Bank Bidg
House of A Thousand Mysteries
Athens Book News Co
Oscar Fulton
Cline Blog
St .Louis
Athens County
Buick CO
H. B. Byerly
Pierce's
Pierce
Cline Pharmagy CO
Athens, Ohio
Sherwin Williams
Grassell
Jewett
G. W. Hopkins
W. State ST. Athens
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