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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
11
Max Baer, injured but optimistic, declares he is the best and plans to fight again this fall. He says he expects a September bout with James J Braddock and believes physicians will enable him to be in ring-ready condition.
Golf star Jimmy Hines clinched the 1933 Glenn Falls Open with a niblick shot on the 17th hole during a spinning round. After a drive into a fairway mound his second sailed 40 yards past the green, his lofted niblick approach stopped a foot from the cup for par, finishing the day 73 and winning overall with 281 strokes.
National leaders include Vaughan Pirates .291 Medwick .359 runs Martin Cardinals Ott Giants 62 RBI J Collins Cardinals 70 Ott 69 hits Medwick 107 Terry 103 doubles Martin Medwick 23 triples Suhr Pirates 9 Good man Reds 8 home runs Ott Giants 18 J Collins Cardinals Camilli Phillies Berger Braves 17 stolen bases Martin Cardinals 11 Moore Cardinals Bordagaray Dodgers Hack Cubs 7 pitching Schumacher Giants 15 2 Parmelee Giants 92 American hitting Johnson Athletics 357 Gehringer Tigers .348 runs Gehringer 69 Greenberg 67 RBIs Greenberg 100 Johnson 68 hits Gehringer 111 Greenberg 104 doubles Greenberg 26 Vosmik 21 triples Stone Senators Cronin Red Sox 11 home runs Greenberg 25 Johnson 17 stolen bases Werber Red Sox 14 Almada Red Sox 13 pitching Tamulis Yankees 7 2 Harder Indians 12 4 Koenig rated high New York Bill Terry boss Giants values Mark Koenig at 75000
A new government order mandates air training for five million Russian boys and girls affiliated with Communist organizations. The directive targets youth across the country, outlining compulsory participation in aviation programs as part of national service and ideological alignment.
Jacob D. Coxey, 81, Massillon Ohio, arrives in Omaha for the national Farmer-Labor Convention and urges a 1.5 billion dollar currency inflation to fund $100 monthly payments to all thirteen million unemployed.
Major 8S. M. Johnson was elected president emeritus for life of the Southeast Ohio Golf Association at a Marietta meeting after the annual tournament. Attorney Henry Cherrington praised his sportsmanship and service. Bob Noll presented a silver water pitcher as a token of esteem. The association began in Athens in 1924 with John Swanson and Henry Zenner helping form it.
Governor Da vey rejected an antique Turkish rug placed on approval in his Columbus office. He viewed it Wednesday and deemed it not satisfactory.
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