Cubs Top NL Yet Lose Lead After Week
A week review shows the Chicago Cubs regain the National League lead Saturday then drop it Sunday. Joe McCarthy's Bruins lead majors with six wins in seven starts and 68 runs. Yankees pace offense with 54 runs. White Sox post 5–2 in seven, while errors plague Boston Braves with 11 miscues. Cubs remain atop NL. no other club won more than one odd game in seven.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Bruins
Pittsburgh
Athletics
Yankees
Yanks
Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Lena Blackburn
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Braves
Cub
Phillies
St. Louis
Hartley Receives News from Pomeroy Bend for Messenger
Correspondent from Pomeroy Bend reports local happenings and developments to the Messenger. The dispatch covers community events, crops, and daily life in the bend area.
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Co. A. Hartley
Isaac Parr Dead at Home in Apple Grove
Isaac Parr aged 64 died at his home at the mouth of Tanners Run near here after a long illness. He was part of the Willow Grove Parr family, brother of the late Hamilton Parr, and survived by his wife Esther Thorn, plus a brother Rome Parr and sister Emma Parr. A married sister lives in Oklahoma. Funeral at Letart Falls Church Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in the cemetery.
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Apple Grove
Isaac Parr
Tanners Run
Willow Grove
Emma Parr
Oklahoma
Letart Falls Church
Ebersbach to Finish Pomeroy Road Paving Work
Ebersbach Construction will complete widening of the Pomeroy Bend Bridge approaches to 27 feet over two to three weeks. Traffic will detour via the old road as each end is closed in turn. Local news covers visits, property sales, egg production records, a bicycle accident, and health updates.
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Pomeroy
Ebershbach
Pomeroy Bend Bridge
Vance Bane of Existence for Hack Wilson
Danzy Vance repeatedly shut down Hack Wilson as Wilson’s hot streak ended with a four strikeout night. Wilson had reached 27 straight games with a hit and 23 homers, driving the Cubs’ offense before his slump.
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Vance Bane of Existence For “Hack” Wilson
Chicago
Danzy Vance
Slack Wilson
Chicago Cub
Dazzler
Vance
Dagzy
Hack
Brooklyn
Wilson
Dazzy
North Side
Davzy
Cub
Peddon Kui
Cubs
United States Davis Cup team heads to Paris for final
The U S forces, after beating Germany in the interzone final, advance to meet France in the drumbeat final at Roland Garros. Tilden and Hunter clinched the win with singles victories over Prenn and Moldenhauer, setting up a showdown in Paris.
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Berlin
U.R
United States
Paris
France
Germany
William T. Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden
Daniel Prenn
Hunter
Hans Moldenhauer
Roland Garros
Auteuil
Rance
United
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Allison
van Ryn
Prenn
Moedenhauer
Moldenhauer
Glouster Reds Easily Defeat Hobson Team
Glouster defeats Hobson N Y C. 11 to 1 on American Legion grounds as Knox and Withem shine on offense and mound. Spence lowers 200-yard breast record to 2 minutes 30 4-5 seconds at Farragut pool. Berkeley Bell wins Colorado men’s singles tennis title 6-1 6-4 5-4 over Robert Seller.
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Brooklyn
U.ph
Walter Spence
Farragut A. C
Glouster Reds
Hobson
Glouster
Glouster Seds
Hobson N. Y. C
American Legion
Knox
Withem
King
Nesselrode
Wseve
Cvecees
R. H. E. Mith
Ccccose
Townsend
Allensworth
Ifm
Ieee
jFife
Thomas
Guinther
Sccoas
McDaniel
Iftlebak
Seeee
iMeAllister
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Weesees
J Withem
TORRE
Ccccsace
Rasp
Quinther
BELL
Denver
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Colorado
Robert Seller
San Francisco
Pomeroy Bend Classifieds Set for Messenger Columns
Classified advertisements from Pomeroy Bend will run in the Messenger columns. The notice mentions a telephone line at 22 L as the contact.
River Boat Company Formed Largest Ever on Ohio River
A new Ohio River Transit Company, based in Pomeroy, announces eight boats with 250000 capitalization. Core vessels include Queen City Senator Cordill Betsy Ann General Wood Liberty Roosevelt Julia Belle Swain and more. Operates Pittsburgh to Cincinnati passenger trade with plans for through freight service Pittsburgh to Louisville St. Louis after summer.
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Pomeroy
Parkersburg
J. C. Sheets
New
Ohio River Transit Company
Sheets
Cleantic
Queen City
Senator Cordill
Betsy Ann
General Wood
Liberty Greater Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Julia Belle Swain
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Louisville
St. Louis
Ohio River
Onio
Plan reunion for Morris Bowers students at Plains Seminary
Announce ment by officers that an all day reunion of the Morris Bowers Student Body from the plains seminary will be held at the Christian Church in Tuppers Parks on Saturday August 8. The event opens at 10 o'clock with music by an orchestra a cafeteria dinner and a reminiscence period featuring student speakers including Jude C. EB. Veopias of Pomeroy. Proximity attendance looks strong with several from distant places already planning to attend. Officers are A. B. Saunders president Coolville and Mrs. Jonnie Smith secretary Middleport.
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Pomeroy
Morris Bowers
Old “Plains
Christian Church
Tuppers Parks
Jude C. EB. Veopias
A. B. Saunders
Coolville
Jonnie Smith
Middleport
Hobson Triumphs Over Charleston Association Team
In Middleport on Saturday Hobson defeated the Charleston Association team from the New York Central Lines at Pythian Park by six to three. Hobson then traveled to Glouster on Sunday where the opponent was not an association team.
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Middleport
Charleston Association
New York Central Lines
Hobson
Pythian Park
Kanawha River
Glouster
Fire damages home in Middleport on Saturday
A fire alarm sounded Saturday evening at about 8 o clock when fire started in the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Craig who operate the underselling Store at Locust and Beach Streets. The blaze, caused by a defective something, did little damage as the fire company arrived promptly and used chemicals to extinguish it.
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Middleport
Craig
Locust
Beach
Thomas family travels to hear daughter sing in Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thomas joined their daughter Mrs. R. C. Schneider in Columbus then drove to Cincinnati to hear Mrs. Clara Ginn sing at a public program. It was the first time the parents heard her since her return from Paris after ten months of singing abroad. Several carloads from Columbus also came to hear Mrs. Ginn.
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Middleport
C. E. Thomas
Columbus
Cincinnati
Clara Ginn
Local Knights of Pythias Installs Six Month Officers
Pomeroy July 2 The Knights of Pythias Lodge the largest in the county next to Fides Lodge of Middleport has instated officers for six months John Hite chancellor commander Fred Rosenbaum vice chancellor Edward Young prelate A O Tracy master of arms George Hoeflick keeper of records and seals Horton Brown master of finance Dana Daniels master of exchequer Edward Jesse inner guard Louis Persons outer guard
Two Claimants Tie For Karr Bribe Exhibit Money
July 22. Columbus detective Joseph D. Cleary files a written claim on Miss Sybil Ebersbach for 240 held as a court exhibit in the Karr case. Charles Ebersbach also claims to have furnished the money, making two claimants to date. A court decision likely required.
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Pomeroy
Joseph D. Cleary
Columbus
Sybil Ebersbach
Charles Ebersbach
Hawkins Denies Bond Furnishing in Shumaker Case
Middleport July 22 John K R Hawkins former chief of police says he did not furnish the bond for Robert Shumaker who is charged with robbing Elza Jones an elderly tree hunter He also states that he and Shumaker were never partners in house painting despite Shumaker's bond announcement.
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Middleport
John Kr. Hawkins
Robert Shumaker
Elza Jones
Mr. Shumaker
Shumaker
Multiple Toledo area residents visit kin and travel plans noted
Mrs. W. J. Forquer and daughters returned from Huntington after illness in Columbus. Mrs. R. T. Hughes spent the week in Athens with her husband’s family. Miss Harriett Martin came home from Cincinnati to live with her grandparents. Mrs. Bessie Hartinger and others made short trips to Columbus. Several families moved or traveled, with visits to Buckeye Lake, Pt. Wayne, and Huntington noted. Continued on Page Three.
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W. J. Forquer
Columbus
H. L. McCracken
D. Q. Waugh
Bessie Howell
Huntington
Mariindale
R. T. Hughes
Athens
Carl Gilmore
Bucyrus
Emma Owens
Pt. Wayne
Indiana
Gilmore
R. A. Miller
Miller Cottage
Buckeye Lake
C. F. Tathburn
F F. A. Brannon
Chesapeake
John Hamilton
W. T. Moore
Orion Flesher
Morris Thomson
Hart Lyons
Bk. L. Parsons
Akron
Louis Talbott
Hilda Kelley
Chappelle Talbott
Fred Healy
Meigs Grocery
Kanawha
Leon
Bernice McCormick
Rutland
Syracuse
N. Y
Harry Laing
Will Nickelson
Ashland
W. H. Juhling
Nickelson
How They Stand Sundays Results Across Leagues
Baseball scores and standings from the American and National leagues are listed, including Columbus over Kansas City and St. Paul over Louisville, with several matchups and a note on Brooklyn infielder Glenn Wright who will undergo shoulder surgery.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapoli
Minneapolis
Tounsville
St. Paul St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louleville
St. Paul
New York
Poston
Cincinnati
Pittst
Philadelphia
St. Louisa
Bostor
Detroit
New Cleveland
Chicago
St Paul
Pittsburgh
Ecteatris
St Louis
Wees
Brooklyn
Boston
Bt. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Cadets Favor Football Over Lacrosse at West Point
West Point cadets show a clear preference for football as their top sport with lacrosse as a secondary choice. The text notes cadets’ marked interest in football and ranking lacrosse second.
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West Point
Watching the Caare Aana: Vance Leads Brooklyn to Cubs Win
Yesterday's hero Dazzy Vance pitched for Brooklyn to a 3 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs striking out ten. New York reports say Brooklyn faces Pittsburgh in a National League matchup as inter sectional play continues. The Athletics clinched the American League title while the Pirates and Cubs chase the pennant amid injuries to Grimes and Traynor.
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Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Hack Wilson
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Chicago
Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Giants
Ray Kremer
Connie Mack
Tigers
Yanks
Burleigh Grimes
Pie Traynor
Grimes
Traynor
Murray City Tigers Triumph Over Logan Tean in Pitchers Battle
Murray City defeated Logan yesterday 5 to 3 before the season’s largest crowd. Theisen pitched for Murray City allowing seven hits and fanning seven as the Tigers broke through with two runs in the third. Logan sought to tie in the ninth, but Theisen preserved the lead. Next, Murray City faces Columbia Cements with Lefty Barfoot slated to start.
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Murray City
Logan
Theisen
Tigers
English
Advantus
Tolbert
Columbia Cements
Fultonham
Sanday
Benny Trace
Istar
Ohio University
Lefty F Barfoot
Schmeling Expected to Fight Sharkey in September Bout
New York report says Max Schmeling, the German heavyweight, is slated to oppose Jack Sharkey. Madison Square Garden has until today to confirm the pairing under Sharkey’s contract. Schmeling plans to stay in New York until he finishes a prior English bout, likely postponing the Chicago Detroit or Jersey venue choice.
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U.R
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Sharkey
Schmeling
New York State
Phil Scott
England
Mibets Field
Brooklyn
Chicago
Detroit
Jersey
Gledhill Wins Singles in Western Amateur Tennis Meet
Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara defeats Ellaworth Vines of Pasadina to take the singles title in the western amateur tennis tournament. Gledhill and Vines also win the doubles title alongside partners Roger and OConnell in Chicago.
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Chicago
Keith Gledhill
Santa, Barbara
Ellaworth Vines
Adeva
Gledhill
Vines
Eal Roger
George O'Connell
Cubs rally around Hornsby adds to team strength
Ned Hardon, former Baltimore Orioles manager, says Hornsby adds a lot to the Cubs' effectiveness and helps the club as a strong ball team with his influence and leadership.
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Cubs
Erding
Ned Hardon
Wher
Baltimore Orioles
Hornsby
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