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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
2
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County School Building Program Expands Accommodations
Athens county schools push a major expansion with six new buildings by September. The Stewart High School completes with a large auditorium and gymnasium, cost about 55000, contractor IC Ia Heaton. The Pidns district adds eight classrooms and gym. York township rebuilds burned school and adds another frame building. Ames township adds a frame school. Carbondale adds two rooms to ease congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Stewart
Ic, Ia
Heaton
Athens
York Township
Ames Township
Carbondale
Babe Ruth Catches Throw From Roof Amid Charity Event
Thousands gathered as Babe Ruth caught a baseball thrown from the roof of the Cohan Theater by Bob Meusel on Broadway near Forty third street New York City. Fans sought silk shirt keepsakes while Ruth fell short of the long throw record by 372 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Cohan Theater
Broadway
Forty Third Street
New York City
Babe
Ruth
W. Schriver
Chicago Nationals
Gabby Street
Senators
Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Washington Monument
Baseball Roundup From The Fans’ Perspective
Bob Mueser delivered five RBIs and scored two runs with two singles a triple and a homer in a 7 to 5 Yankees win over the Tigers. Cobb and Veach hit consecutive Tigers homers as Bush left early. Tobby Cole pitched against Alexander, allowing five Dodgers hits and the Indians beat the Senators 1 0 behind Guy Morton. The Phils finished second to the Pirates, Morrison pitched well. Browns defeated the A’s 10 2 as Sisler snapped his slump with three hits. Reds edged the Giants 5 3 and Cardinals rallied late for a third straight win scoring six to one over Watson. Braves collected eight hits and six walks but scored only one run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Mueser
Yankees
Tigers
Bush
Cobb
Veach
Tobby Cole
Alexander
Dodgers
Cubs
Ituthers
Calendar of major sport events in progress and opening
The calendar lists racing at Yonkers and Windsor Ontario, trotting at Kalamazoo, track finals at Belle Isle, canoeing in Toronto, rowing in Kenora, tennis openings in Omaha and Lake Minnetonka, golf in Lancaster, swimming at Brighton Beach, polo in Rumson, yachting regattas on Long Island Sound and Put-in-Bay, boxing matches in New York and Asbury Park, plus a note on Turkish girls aged fifteen wearing the yashmak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Isle
Canadian Canoe Assn
Toronto
Northwest International Rowing Association
Kenora
Ont
Omaha
Northwestern
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Central Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Rumson Country Club
Rumson
N. J
Larchmont Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Chicago-Mackinac Island
Chicago Yacht Club
Interlake Yachting Association
Put-in- Bay
Frankie Jerome
Harry Gordon
New York
Terry McHugh
Marty Collins
Asbury Park
Red Sox Rally Past White Sox 8 7
The Red Sox edged the White Sox in a high scoring game 8 to 7 to move up from last place. Pesky lead changes and late runs highlighted the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
White Sox
Leading Major League Hitters
The report lists top batting averages in both the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Hollacher of Chicago and Grimes of Chicago with around .090 and .306 averages respectively, along with Meusel of New York and Speaker of Cleveland posting strong marks in the American League.
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Plopbad
Walker Tops A’s In Two Homer Day As Browns Fall
Clarence W. Walker left fielder for the Athletics, homered twice against the Browns to take the day’s lead. A veteran of five years with the Mackmen, he was part of a 1916 Red Sox purchase that influenced later moves. Born September 4, 1889 in Limestone Tennessee, his career began in Spartanburg and included stops with the Washington Senators and Browns. In France it is illegal for a widow to remarry within 300 days of a former husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Walker
Athletics
Browns
Kenneth Williams
Walker
Scholastic Athletics
Mackmen
Red Sox
Boston Beaneaters
Cleveland Club
Tris Speaker
Tillie
Limestone
Tenn
Spartanburg
Carolina Association
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Bunny Brief
Allison
France
Yesterday's results in the American Association games
St. Paul beat Columbus 3 to 1. Minneapolis defeated Toledo 8 to 3. Minneapolis won 4 to 3 over Toledo. Kansas City and Indianapolis played, Louisville topped Milwaukee 13 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Scores Roundup From Baseball Games Across Cities
Cleveland edged Washington 1 0 while New York routed Detroit 7 5 in a lineup of 11 inning results. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 10 2 and Boston beat Chicago 8 7 in a late inning finish.
National League Scores From Baseball Slate
Cincinnati beat New York 5 to 3 Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0 St Louis won 6 to 1 against Boston and Chicago edged Brooklyn 1 to 0 in a set of NL games.
Baseball matchups across leagues schedule notice
The day’s pairings include Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City American League action features St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Boston National League games show New York at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg
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American Association
Pet
St Paul
Indianapolis Cree
Milwaukee Io Vo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Si Souis
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington Eeree
Boston Eeese
Eesee
Philadelphia
Pet Ange Tol Ee
Louis Ae . Obre Ao
Ic Cies
iCincinnati
Coss
Brooklyn
Evens
Pittsburg
Enee Me
Boston
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
American League
St. Louis
Washington
National League
Cincinnati
Roush Reinstated by Commissioner Landis for Reds
Eddy Roush, the Reds center fielder, was reinstated Friday in organized baseball. Commissioner Landis telegrammed Cincinnati from Burt Lake, Michigan, granting the reinstatement and ordering him to report when in condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Eddy Roush
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Ball Club
Landis
Burt Lake
Michigan
Roush
Oakland City
Ind
Boxing champions face a busy season and varied public buzz
The piece links a busy boxing season to local scenes in Sacramento and New England girls’ soccer with gate receipts rising. It notes Babe Ruth’s Homer dilemma, Barbarian the lightweight’s sharp nickname, boxing commissions clashing with champions, Johnny Weissmuller’s fame, and Dutch Ruether’s pitching for the Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
New England
Futures Lead the Kid League with 14–0 rout
The Futures crushed Chauncey 14 to 0 on Mill Street. Wanless pitched well for the winners and homered, while Chauncey’s Sapp struggled, yielding seven strikeouts. Chauncey made six errors enabling the big score. Wanless and Smith held Chauncey to one hit. Next Monday a batting average list and prize leaders will be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Chauncey
Sapp
Goodson
Wanless
Smith
Old Timers Defeat Youthful Club In Jacksonville Exhibition
In Jacksonville Ohio yesterday the Old-Timers, players from 1895 to 1912, shut out the junior squad until the ninth inning. George Rasp and Sam Johnson starred in the late swing as the old players rallied for ten runs, then the youngsters fought back to close the gap. A 600-strong crowd saw the banquets at Shirkey Hotel and the fanning bee afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ohio
Basebal Park
Arene
George Rasp
Sam Johnson
Rasp
Sam
Kramer
Scott
Stevenson
Shirkey Hotel
Kempton and Mills
Court Notes Marriage Licenses List Ventures
Court notes list several marriage licenses including Homer Davis 20 and Stella Walton 18 both of Millfield. Also Pearl Helwig and Clifford Collins Athens and Ruth Hillyer Chauncey with consent of father. Haymen Reynolds 22 builder Guysville and Ernestine Bean 21 Guysville named by Rev Wilcox. Bronstain Zglenicki 35 miner Modoc and Apolonia Wytasiewicz 25 Buchtel named by Rev Chatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Davis
Miner
Millfield
Stella Walton
Pearl W. Helwig
Clifford Collins
Athens
Ruth Hillyer
Chauncey
Robert Hillyer
A. Y. Wilcox
Haymen C. Reynolds
Guysville
Ernestine Bean
Rev. Wills
Bronstain Zglenicki
Modoc
Apolonia Wytasiewicz
Buchtel
M. E. Chatley
Irish Johnny Curtin Knocks Out Joe Clifford in Sixth
In Bayonne last night Irish Johnny Curtin stopped Joe Clifford in the sixth round. In Coney Island Wee Willie Spencer won by decision over Roy Moore after ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Johnny Curtin
Joe Clifford
Coney Island
Wee Willie Spencer
Roy Moore
Amesville Guests Visit,Picnic, and Home Plans
Amesville visitors from the Plains stay with the Jago family as plans to move into the Patterson property progress after painting. WCTI members enjoyed a church lawn lunch while oil and coal men scouted prospects. Farmers and merchants picnic draws praise for a yearly hoped event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jellison
Plains
R. A. Jago
Presbyterian Church
William Shoop
Stockport
Shoop
Athens
Patterson
H. H. Henry
Charleston
Farm Bureau
Gibson
Frida
Susan Pickering
John Perry
Ethel Pickering
Sharon
John Beasel
Bartlett
McGrath
D. Henry
Suburban real estate boom urged by Babson
Wellesley Hills Mass July 22 Roger W Babson adviser to over seventeen thousand executives says a fundamental change in real estate values is under way as people move to the country. He urges buying suburban property now before demand rises further and describes autos roads and mass media as drivers of suburban expansion. He notes high city rents and space congestion push workers toward country homes with land and utilities improving access to urban jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Mr. Babson
United States
Grove Meeting Attended Near Angell Ridge Sunday
Graham Chapel reports several from the area attended a grove meeting at Angell Ridge Sunday evening. Harald Flanders was the Sunday guest of Albert Hawk. Visitors included Mrs. Lula Bobo and her son, Miss Frieda Sinclair, Mrs. Lewis Hawk, Mr. Herbert Hawk and the Reeder Hawk family from Athens visited J. W. Hawk's. Lula Goldsberry assists Mrs. Swartz. Edna Townsend of Athens visited J. L. Evans and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Angell Ridge
Harald Flanders
Albert Hawk
Annie Swartz
Lula Bobo
Frieda Sinclair
Lewis Hawk
Herbert Hawk
Robert McClain
Nellie
Reeder Hawk
Little Son
Athens
J. W. Hawk
Lula Goldsberry
Edna Townsend
J. L. Evans
Whitney and Fontaine Move to Validate Child in Court
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney and dancer Evan Burrows Fontaine are in Los Angeles as Fontaine seeks to establish the legitimacy of her 18 month old baby through a legal action. The pair are listed as the principals in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Evan Burrows Fontaine
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Tures
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George Stovall
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Gene Gaffney
Gaffney
Stovall
Guy Morton
Walter Johnson
Phills
Pirates
Morrison
Sisler
Couch
Tony
Reds
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Kenilworth Jockey Club
Windsor
Kalamazoo
Turkey
Tilly
SPORT
Barbarian
Johnny Weissmuller
Ruether
Robins
Futures
Kid
R. H. E. Chauncey
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Scot
Watkins Ad Swindell
Watkins
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Geary
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jMills
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Morris
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Pee Eeenea
Kearns
M. Heep
Ginnan
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Athens Electric Co
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