Wrestlers Kotsonaros and Parson Set for Nelsonville Clash
In Nelsonville Ohio on July 29 George Kotsonaros world champion Greek wrestler and Theodore Parson Purdue coach will meet in the Hocking valley first time. Parson is known for versatility in athletics and coaching while Kotsonaros has thrilled Columbus fans for months with his wrestling prowess.
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Nelsonville
George Kotsonaros
Theodore Parson
Hocking Valley
Kotsonaros
Columbus
Paulson
Purdue College
Chicago Athletic Club
Nelsonville Opera House
Penny Ante Finding a Couple of Sleepers
Mr. T. E. Fitch and his daughter Mildred visited Athens on Wednesday as part of a brief visit with friends and relations.
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Penny
Mr. T. E. Fitch
Mildred
Athens
Rough Wrestling Bout in Murray City Ends with Injury
In Murray City last night Brovitch and Sisson waged a brutal forty minute match. Sisson wore down and was pinned after a body scissors and arm lock as a doctor ruled Brovitch unfit for further roughhousing. Referee Prof Theodore Cann, noted wrestler and author, oversaw the match.
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Murray City
Brovitch
Sisson
Theodore Cann
Cann
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Refereed the Bout. Prof. Cann
Jacksonville Baseball Club Seeks Fair Pay for Games
The Jacksonville baseball club laments Logan and New Lexington clubs avoid games from Sunday Creek Valley. Offers cited show Logan at 7 dollars and New Lexington at 100 dollars, far below typical 150 to 200. Jacksonville seeks matchups after August 6 with decent terms to cover expenses and large crowds reported.
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Logan
New Lexington
Sunday Creek Valley
Jacksonville Baseball Club
Jacksonville
Logan Club
Millfield
Glouster
Plains Ball Club Accepts Challenge for Five Hundred to Eighteen Hundred Fifty
The Plains Ball Club of McArthur responds to an July 12 Messenger notice by accepting a challenge from the McArthur team for a game in the valley. They propose a Diamond site chosen by both managers and say the game will be played on July 20, 1921 in Athens at Ohio University field with each side covering its own travel costs. The winners receive gate receipts after field costs. the loser gets nothing. The club cites a claim of being gouged at McArthur on July 4 and seeks to prove their case.
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The
Messenger
McArthur
Lenge
Arthur
Ohio University
Athens
Lightweight patent-metal boots designed in Marseilles work shop
A Marseille artisan has designed boots made from a special patent metal that is extremely light and inexpensive. All components are replaceable, promising long life and easy repairs.
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Marseilles
Yesterday's Hero: Bob Falk Delivers 14th Inning Homer
Bob Falk a Texas college rookie homered in the 14th inning and helped Faber secure his 20th win as the White Sox edged the Athletics 2 to 1. The Indians surged to first in the American League with a 17 to 8 rout of the Yankees, collecting 22 hits off four pitchers. Ruth left the game in the fifth with an ankle injury.
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Bob Falk
Texas College
Faber
White Sox
Athletics
Indians
Yankees
Ruth
Phils
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Robins
Cards
Browns
Red Sox
Sisler
Washington
Oldham
Tigers
Yesterday's Results in American Association
Baseball scores from Minneapolis vs Columbus 4 3 Toledo vs St Paul 4 2 Louisville vs Kansas City 7 6 Milwaukee vs Indianapolis 6 3.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Ener
Milwaukee
Kansas Cry Vexiue
Indianapolis
Aass Basses
Toledo
Columbus
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
National League scores show Brooklyn win in 11 innings
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 2 to 1 in 11 innings as rain affected several games. Philadelphia routed Chicago 8 to 1. Other NL games were postponed by rain.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlight Big Wins
American League results show Cleveland 17 over New York and Detroit 7, Washington 2, St. Louis 8, Boston 1, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 in feature games spanning multiple innings. Strong offense and varied scoring mark a busy day in baseball action.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Moron Sis Iereeees
Brooklyn
Iver AA
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
PAU Escsicas
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Barnes Extends Lead in American Open at Columbia
Long Jim Barnes, Pelham pro, opens final day four strokes ahead as Freddy McLeod trails at 148. The field battles 36 holes with Harding set to present the trophy at the 18th hole. Abe Mitchell’s sudden death reshuffles the field leaving Hutchison Evans Duncan Kirkwood as the top challengers. Bobby Jones sits with 149.
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United Press
Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase
Long Jim Barnes
Pelham
N. Y
Freddy McLeod
Columbia
Barnes
Harding
Abe Mitchell
Babe Ruth
Jock Hutchison
Chick Evans
George Duncan
Joe Kirkwood
Duncan
Bobby Jones
Townsends Host Guests From Athens and Marietta
Social notes record gatherings in the region with guests from Athens Marietta and Wheeling including Mr. and Mrs. C H Sheldon Miss Dorothy Pickering and others. Families and visitors spent evenings in Coolville Athens Guysville and Wheeling during the week.
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C. H. Sheldon
C. E. Norris
Neile Webster
Kila Townsend
J. A. Reasoner
Athens
Dorothy Pickering
Marietta
Townsend
Elizabeth Parker
Dora Warren
Blanche Parker
Coolville
Messrs. Lawrence
Dalton Robinson
Tidal Gaston
Roy Burton
H. Reynolds
Thomason
Wheeling
W. Va
South Canaan
Blanche
Bruce Robinson
Guy Rodehaver
Guysville
Bert Chapman
Maxwell Chapman
Abe Burdette
Jessie Minerd
Pennsylvania
John Archer
Entertained youths at Fitch home with music and games
Latrobe young people enjoyed a pleasant evening at T. E B. Fitch residence last Wednesday with piano and Victrola music. Visitors included Mrs Watson and two Pittsburg children at C. C. Mars home. Elsewhere Mrs Frank Hornsby and kin visited Athens. A H Huggins from Athens spent the weekend at home.
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T. E B. Fitch
Watson
Pittsburg
C. C. Mars
Frank Hornsby
Sylvia Cubbison
Athens
A. H. Huggins
Befpre
Alfred Rogers
Parkersburg
Erma Yagala
Mornday
Toledo
Deny Interest in Game Is Lagging
New York baseball owners defend the pastime while noting attendance at the polo grounds has declined in six weeks. They say 1920 records compare favorably due to early-season surges, with Pittsburgh and Boston Braves escaping slumps. St Louis Cleveland and Chicago report normal attendance despite higher prices and reduced crowds in Brooklyn.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Cubs
Brush Stadium
Brooklyn
Harmony Hill Sunday Guests and Local Visits
Harmony Hill reports Sunday visits from Mrs Nolands brother Stephen Bingman and family, Gantsville's B McGinl, Mr G H Thorpe calling on the Fosters, a July 17 gathering at Taylor Devore's with baskets and conversation, and several small family get togethers. Also noted are a missing Harvey Carpenter, a hay cutting trip to Ganstown prevented by rain, and social calls at Cornes and Hueston homes.
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Ola Hill
Adra
Madge
Madamy
Little Hocking
Maud Foster
Dorothea
Mary
Emilie
David
Short Creek
W. Va
James Carpenter
Harvey
Ray Crowe
Athens
Carpenter
David Livingston
Ganstsville
A. L. Cornes
R. R. Hueston
Local visiting notices from Wrightstown and area
Mrs. Jennie Porter of Glouster visits daughter Mrs. Zettie Archer. Miss Mary Ball spends Sunday with Miss Edna Swart at Federal. Mrs. T. E. Morris visits daughter Mrs. Russell Talbott at Chester Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Pear Ball and children and Mrs. Lucy Clark visit Mr. and Mrs. George Law at Bartlett Sunday. Mrs. Ora Wood of Nelsonville visits parents Mr. and Mrs. Zack Carpenter at Federal.
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Jennie Porter
Glouster
Zettie Archer
Mary Ball
Edna Swart
Federal
T. E. Morris
Russell Talbott
Chester Hill
Pear! Ball
Lucy Clark
Oca Ahle
George Law
Bartlett
Ora Wood
Nelsonville
Zack Carpenter
Congress in Session Briefs on Bribery Hearing and Labor Talks
Major Bruce Campbell is due before the Bergdoll committee to answer charges about bribery to influence officials and secure release for Mrs Bergdoll's son. Samuel Gompers to testify on Hawaiian labor conditions before immigration committee. Senate debate on Norris farm export corporation bill continues as labor inquiries into the Mingo mine war and soldier relief hearings proceed.
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HOUSE
Bruce Campbell
Bergdoll
Samuel Gompers
Immigration Committee
Senate
Norris Farm Export Corporation
Labor Committee
Mingo
Harding Will Camp Out Soon
HAGERSTOWN Md July 22 Bulletin United Press President Harding may spend the weekend near Hagerstown in camp with Henry Ford H S Firestone and Thomas A Edison Ford employees are already near setting up the camp Harding would leave Washington by automobile Saturday morning join the campers later and depart for Washington Monday He is said to be joyous at the trip and an emergency would only change plans Hagerstown lies about eighty miles from Washington in the Maryland mountains with many camping spots nearby
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Hagerstown
United Press
Harding
Henry Ford
H. S. Firestone
Thomas A. Edison
Ford
Washington
Emi
Maryland Mountains
Capitol
Mellon Must Study Debt Problem Before Action
The Senate finance committee served notice that Secretary Mellon must further study refinancing the $10 billion owed by foreign governments before Congress acts on his request for unrestricted authority to negotiate repayment terms and interest with those governments.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Nonce
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
United States
Congress
Paper bathing suit craze hits beaches of the era
Florence Gail Laughlin cites irregular federation action by incorporation yesterday without 30 days notice to members. She vows no further participation in the convention as the event proceeds, while the majority side defends the notice.
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Florence
Gail Laughlin
San Francisco
Miss Laughlin
Picnic Attendee Roster Ties to Local Guests
A New Marshfield gathering drew many residents to Airline Park. Visiting relatives from Columbus include Henry Allison and Mrs Erma Shaw while local hosts host Mrs Louisa Devore and Mrs Mattie Mace. Parkersburg and Barberton guests also noted among attendees.
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Airline
Henry Allison
Columbus
L. Hawk
Erma Shaw
Louisa Devore
Chillicothe
Mattie Mace
F. G. Hoodlet
A. B. Cundiff
Parkersburg
Girl Arrested for Whistling in Eureka
In Eureka on July 22 Janet Sunter was arrested for whistling after a stranger, George Menken, misinterpreted her cheerful whistle and alerted police. She was brought to the police court but the judge imposed no heavy penalty.
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Eureka
Cal
Janet Sunter
George Menken
National Federation Nominates Lena Lake Forrest for President
Cleveland July 22 Mrs Lena Lake Forrest is recommended for re election as president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs by the nominating committee at the third annual convention in Cleveland California has withdrawn from the federation. Miss
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Cleveland
Lena Lake Forrest
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
California
National Federation
Peckinpaugh Hits Two Homers Off Coveleski in Cleveland
Yan kees star Peckinpaugh belts two consecutive home runs against Cleveland pitcher Coveleski as Olson of Brooklyn weds Miss Ivie in Wellsburg West Virginia.
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Peckinpaugh
Yankees
Coveleski
Cleveland
Olson
Brooklyn
Miss Ivie
Wellsburg
W. Va
Ulster Cabinet Stands Firm on Irish Question
Ulster leaders headed by Sir James Craig refuse any settlement subservient to South Ireland. They declare they will recognize no master but the British parliament, a stance that could jeopardize Roy Mallons for peace.
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Ulster
South Ireland
James Craig
Craig
Roy Mallons
L Neace
Senate inquiry may lead to labor board in coal disputes
Washington July 22. A plan for a federal board similar to the U S Labor Board to settle disputes between coal miners and operators may result from the inquiry into the Mingo county West Virginia mine troubles. Senator Kenyon Iowa chairman of the Senate labor committee indicated today. The investigation was suspended after Kenyon questioned Duncan Kennedy secretary of West Virginia Operators Association.
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Washington
U. S. Labor Board
Crators
Mingo County
West Virginia
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Duncan Kennedy
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