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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1921

Page

2

Braves Surge On Pitching Fight To The Last Minute

Henry L. Farrell notes the Boston Braves, riding an eight game win streak, closing on the Giants. Fred Mitchell revitalizes a modest lineup with strong pitching from Scott, Oseberger, McQuillan, Watson, and Fillingime while George Washington Grant jokes about a late pennant dash. The piece compares past Braves campaigns and cites the Maranville trade as a boon for both clubs.

Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Boston Braves George Washington Grant Grant Braves Fred Mitchell Giants Tribe Maranville Pirates Ruth Mitchell Scott Oseberger McQuillan Watson Fillingime

Carpentier Sails Off With Sinn Fein Flag Amid Tense Farewell

Georges Carpentier sailed for France aboard La Savoie waving a French flag and a Sinn Fein emblem. A nearby crowd of British sailors grew hostile when Irish stevedore Mike Honey handed him an Irish flag, sparking a verbal clash as Carpentier prepared to depart.

New York Georges Carpentier France Sinn Fein Menominee la Savoie Carpentier Mike Honey Joe Beckett God Save the Iig Plier

Ruth ties 1919 homer record at Polo Grounds

This time last year Ruth matched his twenty ninth homer off Burwell in St. Louis pushing the score to 13 to 10 after two runners reached ahead of him. He also broke Frank Baker’s ten season homer record with his seventy eighth.

Ruth Burwell St. Louis Polo Grounds Frank Baker

Yesterday’s Hero Burns Delivers In Ninth Inning Loss

Yesterday’s Hero George Burns, Giant outfielder, singled with two down in the tenth after bases loaded as the Cardinals lost 4 to 3. Schmidt doubled in the tenth and scored on a double to Ro as the Pirates beat the Phillies 5 to 4. Red Faber won his eighteenth, the Senators 3 to 1. Miller’s homer was among three Red hits. Athletics beat Tigers 6 to 3 on ninth inning runs as Walker and Veach homered and the Braves extended their streak.

George Burns Cardinals Schmidt Pirates Phillies Red Faber Senators Miller Athletics Tigers Walker Veach Brave

Indians Win Ninth Inning Rally Over Cubs 3 2

In a pitchers duel Sam Jones outpitched Guy Morton as Cleveland tops Chicago Cubs 3 to 2. The Indians lost 6 to 2 to the Boston Red Sox. The Reds halted Grims eight game streak with a 6 to 5 win over Brooklyn Robins.

Cubs Sam Jones Guy Morton Indians Red Sox Reds Grims Robins

Baseball scores roundup from an American and National League slate

Summary of recent games with final scores: Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 2, Philadelphia beat Detroit 6 to 4, Chicago routed Washington 3 to 1, New York played St. Louis to rain, and in the NL Boston won 3 to 2 over Chicago. Extra innings noted: New York 4, St. Louis 3 and Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 5.

Cleveland New York Washington Detroit Boston St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn St. Louie Ee Ly Reett Cincinnati American Association Clu Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City St. Paul Toledo Columbus Wee

Twilight Union Service At Athletic Field

A union twilight service will be held at the Athletic Field Sunday evening with Mr Arthur Nash of Cincinnati as speaker. The program includes a band march, hymn, scripture, prayers, and an address by Nash about the golden rule in industry. Free will offering supports expenses.

Athur Nash Cincinnati Nash

Rotary tribute to Dr. George W. Hixson obituary

The Cambridge Rotary Club memorializes Dr. George W. Hixson born February 22 1875 in Athens County. He studied medicine and moved to Cambridge about twenty years ago. Though absent from meetings due to ill health he remained in members thoughts. His loss leaves a void in Rotary.

Rotary Cambridge Rotary Club George W. Hixson George Hixson Athens County Cambridge

Stockyard Workers Win Arbitration Victory Over Pay Cut

Chicago July 15 Judge Samuel Alschuler, the arbiter, refused the big packers bid to cut wages by five cents an hour ruling that living costs had not fallen enough. He granted a concession allowing overtime of one hour for the workers.

Chicago Samuel Alschuler Alschuler

Cost Dollar to Be Named Mary

Miss Anna Edwards of Mount Holyoke College appeals to graduates named Mary to donate one dollar in honor of Mary Lyon. Nearly a thousand responses have been received, showing Mary remains a popular name among the alumni.

South Hadley Mass Anna Edwards Mount Holyoke College Mary Mount Holyoke Mary” Lyon

Mortgageing Farms Rise Across United States in 1920 Census

The 1920 census shows 3,925,000 owner operated farms with about 41 percent mortgaged. North Dakota leading with 75.9 percent mortgaged, others in the north central group high. Southern states largely lower, Wisconsin Missouri Michigan Texas and Minnesota among largest farm totals mortgaged.

Washington Bureau of the Census Department of Commerce United States North Dakota Montana South Dakota Idaho Wisconsin Oklahoma Michigan West Virginia North Carolina Virginia Tennessee Florida Louisianna South Carolina Kentucky Missouri Texas Minnesota Iowa New York

Auto Radiator Repair Service Ad Promises Engine Protection

The ad offers comprehensive radiator repair for all damages claiming engine protection. It stresses that a radiator in poor condition can cause serious engine damage and promises repair expertise under the banner General Experience.

Rainbow Division veterans march in Cleveland parade

July 15 Cleveland crowd of 2000 veterans will line the streets for a Rainbow Division gathering. Newton D. Baker Major General Charles T. Menoher and Father Duffy will review and address the veterans while the women’s auxiliary presents a large flag during the procession.

Cleveland Fighting Forty Second Rainbow Division Newton Dpd Baker Fitzgerald Father Duffy 165Th Infantry Charles T. Menoher Army Air Service Womens Auxiliary Rainbow Veterans

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