Braves Enter Select Society With Strong Week
Boston Braves surge into contention as they win six of seven, led by hot hitting and pitching. Pirates maintain NL lead with tight series against Mitchell’s staff. Giants drop some games while Indians threaten Yankees in a crowded AL pennant chase.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
van Winkle
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Giants
New Yorkers
McGraw
Buccaneers
Braves
Pirates
Fred Mitchell
Gians
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Yanks
Miller Huggins
Newarkers
White Sox
Chicago
Huggins
Washington
Will Have Mat Artists in Nelsonville
Nelsonville readers vote on heavyweight wrestlers to appear in town. Fans are urged to send suggestions by Wednesday morning to Nelsonville Box No 7 with top names offered, including Linov Henderson Kotsonaros Paulson Londos Mazzan Barnedi Le Marche and Kilonis. Bull Montana may return East within six weeks.
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Nelsonville, CO
Nelsonville
Ivan Linov
Mort Henderson
New York
Kotsonaros
Paulson
Michigan Bear Cat
Londos
Mazzan
Barnedi
Jean le Marche
Kilonis
Bull Montana
Nelson Ville
Woman Applies to Sheriff for Official Angman Post in England
A woman has filed an application with a sheriff in England seeking appointment to the role of official angman, outlining her qualifications for the public position and responsibilities.
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England
Golf Champs Worry About Boy Wonder
Washington July 18 Bobby Jones the Atlantic boy wonder worries seasoned pros Jock Hutchinson Abe Mitchell and others as they monitor his 68 in Sundays practice round at the National Open Championship. The field readies tomorrow as USGA officials bring the American Cup to be presented Friday by President Harding. Ted Ray faces criticism for not defending his title due to travel expenses.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Bobby Jones
Atlantic Boy Wonder
Jock Hutchinson
Abe Mitchell
Jones
Columbia Ground
Freddie McLeod
Columbia
United States Golf Association
Harding
Ted Ray
America
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Today
American League results: Washington 13 Cleveland 2 Chicago 1 Boston 0 in ten. New York 8 Detroit 5. St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 2 in game one and 6 2 in game two. National League: Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4. New York 3 in ten. American Association: Columbus 4 St Paul 1 in game one. Columbus 2 St Paul 2 called at 5 innings. Louisville 2 Milwaukee 1. Kansas City 12 Indianapolis 0 and 12 1 in two games. Minneapolis 11 Toledo 2.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
American Association
Ancient Geo Culshaw’s clutch triple sinks Giants
Yesterday Culshaw powered the Pirates with a three bagger in the tenth to lift a 4 2 win over the Giants. Red Faber earned his 19th appearance as the White Sox shut out the Red Sox 1 0. Indians crushed 13 2 as Washington allowed nine in one inning and four doubles helped power the offense. Yankees surged past Tigers 18 5 with seven in the fifth. Athletics fell twice 5 2 and 6 2 to the Browns. Robins beat the Cubs 5 0 with five runs in the sixth.
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Geo. Culshaw
Pirate
Giants
Red Faber
White Sox
Red Sox
Washington
Indians
Collegian Parks
Yanks
Tigers
Athletics
Browns
Enny Sy Robins
Cubs
Society Becomes Host To Weekend Guests And Notables
Mr T J Davis of Cincinnati was the Sunday guest of Mr W B Golden. The Womans Benefit Association will meet tonight at 730. Mr and Mrs James A Farrell on North High street announce the birth of a daughter born Saturday July 16. Elizabeth Woodworth visited Mildred Hastings in Columbus. Carrie Marquis left for Marietta to take a position with the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. Westfall of New Marshfield was named local representative for Athens county of Otis Co. McDougall visitors from Greenville Pa stayed with Dr and Mrs Charles S McDougall. Mrs F W Donzy and daughters Visited with H S Burson family.
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James A. Farrell
North High Street
W. Allison Westfall
New Marshfield
Athens County
Otis & Co
Cleveland
Local social notes on visits from Zanesville and California
Mrs. C. E. M. Jennings returns home after a one month visit in Zanesville with Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lathey of Napa California visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graves, Lathey is Graves' brother.
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C. E. M. Jennings
Zanesville
Charles H. Higgins
E. C. Lathey
Napa, Calif
Fred Graves
Mr. Lathey
Graves
Sisson versus Brovitch headlining Murray City wrestling night
In Murray City, July 18, anticipation runs high for tomorrow’s opera house bout between Sisson and Brovitch. Both claim peak condition, with Brovitch heavier but Sisson expected to use speed to offset the handicap. The program also features Smith of Athens vs Miller of Nellville in the semi final, with John Owens of Nelsonville as referee. Bouts start at 8 o'clock and advance seats sold heavily.
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Murray City
Murray City Opera House
Sisson
Brovitch
Smith
Athens
Miller
Nelianville
John ‘Owens
Nelsonville
Carpentier to Meet Tommy Gibbons for World Light Heavyweight Title
Georges Carpentier and Tommy Gibbons of St Paul were matched today to fight for the world light heavyweight championship in October. The bout was arranged in New York setting the stage for a high profile title clash this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georges Carpentier
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Jacksonville Defeats Nelsonville In Ragged Local Game
Jacksonville won 10 to 3 over Nelsonville on the local ground in a loosely played contest. Daugherty starred on the mound with six hits allowed one base on balls and sixteen strikeouts. Russell pitched well and Jacksonville took advantage of Nelsonville errors to rack up runs. Next Sunday Jacksonville faces Glouster at home with Daugherty and Seckinger for Jacksonville and Hogan and Thomas for Glouster.
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Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Daugherty
Russell
Gliouster
Hogan
Thomas
Seckinger
R. H. E. Nel
Stewart
Plains Beat Rockland 9 to 5 in Sunday Baseball
The Plains team defeated Rockland 9 to 5 in Plains Ohio on Sunday. Mooney pitched for The Plains and Rollison hit the only home run of the game. Carbondale players visit next Sunday for what promises a lively match.
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Plains
Rockland Plains
Rockland
Mooney
The
Rollison
Carbondale
Baseball highlights from last year and 1920s games
The Yanks scored eight runs led by Ping Bodie with six RBIs. Ring of Cincinnati balked away a game against Brooklyn. Stengel hit a ninth inning homer for the Phils. Cleveland swept a doubleheader from the Red Sox.
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Yanks
Ping Bodie
Ring
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Stengel
Phils
Cleveland
Red Sox
Cincinnati and Mansfield visit notes from Mrs Jones guests
Misses Helen Ballinger of Cincinnati and Mabel Potter of New Lexington were visitors last week at University Terrace hosts Mr and Mrs E J Jones and have returned home. Mr T A Snyder came back last night from a stay in Mansfield and Dean visiting his sister Mrs C F Gibbs in Cincinnati and sister Mrs C B Long in Mansfield.
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Helen Ballinger
Cincinnati
Mabel Potter
New Lexington
E. J. Jones
University Terrace
T. A. Snyder
Mansfield
Dean
C. F. Gibbs
C. B. Long
Local Visitors Include Farmers and Hoovers Guests
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Farmer with Margaret Louise visit his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Higgins in Park Place. Prof. and Mrs. T. N. Hoover host Lawrence J. Postle Evelyn of Columbus and C. B. Foster of Portsmouth. Ed H. Davis and Chester Thorp families from Hemlock visit Mrs. Betsey Frost. Thomas Perry of Columbus visits D. L. Jones on Second street. Perry is Jones’s brother.
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Alfred G. Farmer
Margaret Louise
John Cuckler
Dayton
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Lawrence JL. Postle
Evelyn
Columbus
C. B. Foster
Portsmouth
Postle
Foster
Hoover
Ed. H. Davis
Chester Thorp
Glen and
Tod
Hemlock
Garfield Biddison
Glouster
Betsey Frost
Mrs. Thomas Perry
D. L. Jones
Second Street
Mr. Perry
Mrs. Jones
Jackson
Gallia
Coe Family Members Visit Columbus After Surgery
Miss Ana Coe of Albany underwent an appendicitis operation Saturday in a Columbus hospital with her sister Mabel present. T W Coe and Mr. and Mrs Charles Blackstone from McArthur arrived with their family and visited Mrs B two sisters in town.
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Ana Coe
T. W. Coe
Albany
C. L. Jones
Columbus
Mabel Coe
Charles Blackstone
McArthur
Mr. Wayne Blackstone
Wayne Jr
Dover
Winters
H. H. Kinsel
Sherrards Leave for Akron Visits With Relatives
Mr and Mrs Sid Sherrard and their little daughter Mary Kathryn along with Mrs Ralph P Jenning depart this morning by car for Akron to visit the late parents of Mr Sherrard and to spend time with Mrs Jennings brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs John H McLaurine Prof and Mrs Thor Olson and their two children drove to Rutland Saturday with guests Ed Dechert and S M Lauck and spent over Sunday with Berry Jewell family Dechert and Lauck returned this morning to Harrisonburg Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Sherrard
Mary Kathryn
Ralph P. Jenning
Akron
Sherrards
Thor Olson
Rutland
Ed. Dechert
Olson
S. M. Lauck
Berry Jewell
Mr. Dechert
Mr. Lauck
Harrisonburg
Four Year Old Dies After Auto Crash Near Amesville
Ena Keirns, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearley Keirns, died in a Columbus hospital Sunday night at 8. Her skull was fractured last Thursday in an automobile accident near Amesville. The body will be brought to Amesville tonight for funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Amesville, CO
Ena Keirns
Pearley Keirns
Columbus
Amesville
Golden Rule Nash leads Athens baseball duel at Ohio University
On Sunday evening the grandstand at Ohio University overflowed as the Sweat Shop Profiteers and the Expounders of the Golden Rule clashed for 90 minutes. Arthur I. Nash of Cincinnati pitched superbly for the Golden Rule, silencing profiteers with dominant strikes and earnestly praising trust in God. Local fans praised Nash while Dr. Bryan, new Ohio University president, is expected to face off against the same city rivals next weekend.
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Ohio University Athletic Field
Athens
Murch
Cooper
Professor Cooper
Strecker
Mureh
Hacke
Arthur I. Nash
Cincinnati
Golden Rule
Nash
Profiteers
Christian Church
Bryan
Ohio University
Hold All Day Community Gathering at Airline Church
A large all day gathering drew a record crowd of about a thousand from Albany New Marshfield Mineral and nearby districts at Airline Church of Christ. Dr Clarence Mitchell led the event with revival ties from New Marshfield and Millfield. He urged rural churches to work out their own salvation while standards set by forefathers are kept. Services with Dr Mitchell continue through the week and a program for next Sunday is likely.
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Albany
New Marshfield
Mineral
Airline Church of Christ
Clarence Mitchell
Mitchell
Millfield
Tar and feathering reported in Texas and Missouri
Reports from Kansas City describe vigilante punishments over the weekend. Beulah Johnson, charged with bigamy, was tarred and feathered after removal from a Teneha hotel porch. Richardson, 70, was flogged after being seized from his Warrensburg wagon by masked men. A man named Knight was beaten at Timpson, Texas. No arrests.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Beulah Johnson
Teneha
Texas
Richardson
Warrensburg
Knight
Timpson
Five bandits rob Akron cash shop and abduct owner
A county wide search is underway for five bandits who robbed the Cline Oil and Supply Company cash register of 100 dollars, stole a touring car, and abducted night proprietor Ernest Cline. He was smothered with a car blanket and dumped in the back of the auto then released on the Cleveland road six miles from Akron.
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Akron
Cline Outor Company
Ernest Cline
Cline
Cleveland
Obituary for David Cunningham of Chauncey Ohio Civil War veteran
David Cunningham born January 18 1844 in Chauncey Ohio died July 11 1921 after a fall following two days of illness. He married Augusta Six in 1866 and Frances Lewis in 1868 with children Calvin William Homer Lena Jones and others, eight descendants. He served in Company A 68th OVI from 1861 to 1865 enlisting at Chillicothe and was discharged at Camp Dennison. He lived near Chauncey most of his life and was active in the M E Church and community. He is mourned by three children seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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David Cunningham
Uriah Cunningham
Chauncey
Ohio
M. E. Church
Augusta Six
Frances Lewis
Calvin
William
Homer
Lena Jones
Buckingham
The
Reaper
James
Hauncey
Tiptonville
Corinth
Sherman
Cunningham
Card of Thanks for Father’s Illness and Death
The Children express gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for assistance during their Father’s illness and death. Special thanks to Wallace Six Will Smith ministers L Matheny and B F Timmons for consoling words and to those who furnished machines.
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Wallace Six
Will Smith
Mr. L. Matheny
B. F. Timmons
Trio of drunks arraigned after Willow Creek run
Pete McKinley and Rafel John son escorted two intoxicated men to the county jail after a Sunday trip to Willow Creek. George Slatcher Clyde Juniper near Canaanville were found guilty and fined five dollars plus costs. L. O. Gateman of Athens shared in the fines. Each paid 16.55 for the spree. Last week Jess Brown near Jerseyville and Rackman of The Plains were fined five dollars and costs for autos with open cut outs, caught by Chief Graham.
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Pete McKinley
Rafel Johnson
Willow Creek
Roush
George Slatcher
Clyde Juniper
Canaanville
L. O. Gateman
Athens
Jess Brown
Jerseyville
Rackman
Plains
Graham
New Phone Cable Laid Under Court Street Tunnel
Telephone workers finish brick and concrete manhole and complete tunnel crossings to connect 300 pairs of lines. Wires are spliced with precision amid six hundred wires in the tunnel as Court Street traffic resumes after the excavation.
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Court Street
Washington
Union Streets
Toledo Bishop to Install Schrembs in Cleveland September
July 18 report announces the tentative date of September 8 for the installation of Bishop Schrembs as Bishop of Cleveland. The Bishop's secretary said arrangements are not finished yet and no successor for Bishop Schrembs in the Toledo diocese has been named.
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Toledo
Schrembs
Cleveland
Farncis
Toleco Dioces
Tanlac Restores Man's Health and Energy After Indigestion
F I Downey a N Q T Railway motor man from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio reports in a testimonial that Tanlac cured his indigestion night sweats and weakness. He says his appetite returned he gained ten pounds and sleeps well now. He praises Tanlac as the only medicine he would recommend.
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Tanlac
F. Ll. Downey
N. Q. T. Railway Co
Kent
Ravenna
Merline Ave
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Taniac
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Ether
Eddie
Boy Wonder
T. J. Davis
W. B. Golden
Womans Benefit Association
Elizabeth Woodworth
Mildred’ Hastings
Carrie Marquis
Marietta
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Gilbert W. McDougall
Greenville
Charles 8. McDougall
South College Street
F. W. Donzy
Harriet Jean
Carpentier
Waten
Chichester
Pete Mykinley
Blay
Downey
Cash Shoe Store
Gline Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
Athens Logan
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