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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1942

Page

7

Braves Win 17-Inning Duel Over Cubs 4-2

The Braves outlast the Chicago Cubs 4-2 in 17 innings at Braves Field Boston as Johnnie Mize delivers a clutch game ending single after three straight bunts loaded the bases. Dodgers top Reds 8-4, Mets, Yanks win to extend streaks. DiMaggio extends hit streak to 18.

Nderneath Ves Boston Yes New York Bees Braves Chicago Brooklyn Dodgers Johnney Cen Cinati Reds Paul Derringer St. Louis Cardinals Gers Philadelphia Phils Busteraard Carl Ubbell New York Gits Pittsted Pirates York Mickey Witek Maner Mel Ott Johnny Mize New York Yankees Teames Joe DiMaggio Cleveland Dians Boston Red Sox Yanks St. Louis Browns Lyman Harris Paul Marchildon Philadelphia Athletics Walt Wudnich Hamond Clift Detroit Tigers Buck Newsom Washington Senators Hal White

Swede Haege Breaks World Records in Track Spree

New York reports Gunder Egg, nicknamed Mr Swish, on vacation from Gaevne duties, shattered four world marks in distances from 1500 meters to two miles. In Melmoe Sweden he clocked 5 16.4 for 2000 meters and earlier set unofficial bests 4 06.2 for the mile and 8 478 for 6 miles. Times await international approval with caution.

New York Gunderaegg Swish Acks Gaevne Egg Melmoe Sweden

Pros and Amateurs Compete at Tam O'Shanter

The Tam O Shanter golf event opens with 64 top amateurs in two rounds of match play while professionals begin an 18 hole qualifying for a $15,000 medal play event. 16 amateurs advance to both the amateur and open championships. notable scores include Johnny Lehman 71 72 and John Holmstrom 77 66. Frank Stranahan shoots 72 78 for 145.

Chicago Byron Nelson Ben Hogan Johnny Lehman John Holmstrom Rockford Lehman Holmstrom University of Ilinois Tom O'Shanter Frank Stranahan Toledo

Hank Borowy Shows Quick Rise and Blister Hurdle

New York 1939 profile of Hank Borowy at Fordham and Bloomfield showing how he impressed scouts, negotiated for extra pay, and joined the Yankees system. It notes his fast rise, pitching notes, and a recurring blister on the right middle finger that affects his grip and control.

Hank Borowy New York Henry Ludwig Borowy Fordham Jack Coffey Bloomfield N. J High Montclair Hank Borony Paul Krichell Rose Hill Yankees Scout Krichell Krichell New Yorks Amart Forager Krichel Charley Running Rufus the Red Ruffing Blond Barony Joe McCarthy Borony

Boxing and baseball notes from Toledo to Cleveland

The report lists boxing results with Savold stopping Poland and Comiskey outpointing Brown and Goldberg beating Archibald. in Cleveland, Tris Speaker, a 54 year old baseball great, remains critically ill after a major operation and a 15 day hospital stay.

Toledo Lee Savold Des Moines Bill Poland New York Pat Comiskey Paterson N. J Big Boy) Brown Detroit Benny Goldberg Joey Archibald Providence R. I Vinnie Rossano Brooklyn George Sonny) Horne Niles Cleveland Tris Speaker Speaker

Fullertons Roundup Highlights Fighters and Bets

New York reports Scoop Lesnevich to defend his light heavy title soon. Ray Lamanno gains Cincinnati hearts and Uncle Sam status. Joe Begala, ex Kent State wrestler, leads Navy pre flight training. Arlington betting up 22 percent this summer. Joe Orengo, ex Card and Giant, on the trading list.

New York Gus Lesnevich Ray Lamanno Cincinnati Sam Joe Begala Rasslingch Kent State Ohio) University Ohio U Navy Arlington Joe Orengo Card Giant Y City

Sports and showbiz notes from Usk to Reno war bonds

A summer update highlights Al Schacht's clowning and factory war bond drives. Connie Mack eyes Chuck Cavanaugh for a pitcher role after Stars on Ice in town. Barnum and Bailey’s Fugitives opening a restaurant in early fall. Jimmy Foxx eyes reset and Rollie Hemsley on the jukebox circuit.

al Schacht Fugitive Barnum and Bailey's Connie Mack Chuck Cavanaugh Chicago U Connie Chuck Spa Jimmy Foxx Ed Montgomery Reno Ney Evening Gazette Rollie Hemsley Buffalo

Edward Jones Direct Chauncey's Water System

Chauncey officials announced Edward Jones will oversee the town water system. Floyd Nye was appointed to the Board of Public Affairs after Jones resigned. Community notices list local residents visiting relatives and traveling for work, plus a Chauncey 4-H club meeting with a potluck supper tonight.

Edward Jones Chauncey Floyd Nye Board of Public Affairs Lois Ann Cline Main St Chauncey Girls 4-H Club

Funeral services held for Mrs Myrtle Garrett in Chauncey

Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Garrett widow of E M Garrett were held Tuesday at the Jager Funeral Home Athens. The body was sent to Wauseon Ohio for burial. She formerly taught at Chauncey Grade School and was active in school social affairs. Survived by sons Lawrence and Henry and daughter Eleanor.

Chauncey Myrtle Garrett E. M. Garrett Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Jager Funeral Home Wauseon Garrett Chauncey Grade School Lawrence Henry Eleanor

Aged Woman Submits To Major Operation

Flora Russell Millfield, 74, of Chauncey, to undergo major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after a serious Monday condition. She is accompanied by Ada and Lena Russell and is from Millfield with her son Roy Russell. The report notes her prior hospital treatment and recent return home.

Chauncey Flora Russell Roy Russell Millfield John Blower Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Ada Russell Lena Russell Russell Aileen Shamel George Shamel the Plains Dowler-Ferguson

Change Grand American to 200 Targets

Columbus AP reports the Grand American Handicap will raise targets from 100 to 200 in the 43 year history at Vandalia Ohio. The August 24 to 28 event expects near 1000 top shooters as the Preliminary Handicap is scrapped and the race is split over two days.

Blues Lose Lead to All Star Challenge in Kansas City

The Kansas City Blues trail the league lead by one game after an 8-0 loss in St Paul. Indianapolis toppled Columbus 13 3 while Milwaukee swept St Paul to move into second place. Johnny Marcum dazzled Toledo 7 0 over Louisville to end Mudden’s skid.

Associated Press Kansas City Blues American Association Kansas City All Stars St. Paul Minneapolis Blues Twin Cities Indianapolis Columbus Milwaukee Johnny Marcum Toledo Louisville

Taylor Ridge Class Meets at Heffken Home

Taylor Ridge members hosted a Girls Junior Class meeting at the Heffken home after devotions and a business session. Attendees included Mrs. Erse Canter Nina Kloh Glenna Hanning Hilah Jean Wess Virginia Canter Alice Herbst Juanita Kempton Dorothy Kempton Jeanne Heffken and June Heffken.

Taylor Ridge June Heffken Church of Christ Heffken Erse Canter Nina Kloh Glenna Hanning Hilah Jean Wess Virginia Canter Alice Herbst Juanita Kempton Dorothy Kempton Jeanne Heffken Gladys Kempton Dwight Smith Bishopville Carl Welling Helen Vess Hilah Jean Vess P. M. Smith Ronald Smith Carol Ann Smith Francis Wolf Columbus Stace Vess Patricia Elizabeth Wolf

Yankees Back In Form: Trim Indians 8 to 3

The Yankees rout the Indians 8 to 3 in Cleveland to stretch their lead to 11 games over the Red Sox. DiMaggio extends his consecutive hit streak to 18 as Gomez wins for New York. Keltner hits his sixth homer for Cleveland, with Hemsley and Murphy among the key contributors.

Yankees Trim Indians Cleveland New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Beantown Chicago al Milnar Chubby Dean Bronx Bombers Lou Boudreau Yankee Joe DiMaggio Tribe Lefty Gomez Kenny Keltner Jeff Heath Fabian Geffke Les Fleming Heath Johnny Murphy Rollie Hemsley New York Buddy Rosar Buffalo Hassett Beatich DiMaggio Toliae Aveseleics Ae Mohmgy D. Nescence Muupohy Enivecs Oeara Cleveland Boudreau Insimnevanta Keltner MEMO Fleming MAGE Wwtmeczen Denning Kennedy Perio Ioscan Ferrick Keller Rizzuto Hemsley Rolfe Henrich Murphy Mack Smith Gomez Grieve, Basil and Rue

Baseball scores from today’s major league games

Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 8 to 4 and New York edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5. Boston outlasted Chicago 4 to 3 in 17 innings. St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 and Detroit won 6 to 4 over Washington. New York toppled Cleveland 8 to 3, and Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Indianapolis defeated Columbus 13 to 3. Minneapolis shutout Kansas City 8 to 0. Toledo beat Louisville 7 to 0. Milwaukee beat St Paul 6 to 4.

L Pet Eenew Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnatis S.c Yore Canscos Pittsburgh Ee Chicago Meesoees Boson. Wekeeeacee Philadelphia American Club New York Nee Nee Boston Cleveland St. Louis Detroit Eaee Ewe Chicago Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Washington Association

Stag Night Opens At Athens Country Club

Athens Country Club hosts its first Stag Night of the year on Thursday with a pony tournament to follow on Sunday. Ponies go up for auction Thursday at 7 30 p.m. auctioneered by Dr L F E Butts and Steve Wilson. Players must buy a stag ticket to compete and should be off the course and locker room by 6 30 p.m. for the events.

Men of Athens Country Club L. FE. Butts Steve Wilson Mike Heaney

Beckleys Cup Second Half Opener In Softball League

Beckleys opened the second round of City Softball League with a 10 to 6 win over Davis Lunchmen at the high school field. Tim Littler earned the win as Beckleys piled 15 hits and scored in all innings except the fifth. League director Harry Lackey announced Wednesday night games will move ahead one day.

Beckleys Davis Lynch Harry Lackey Sportsman Grill Franks Athens Lawyers Tim Littler Rapp Davis RH Williams Fi Mallett Svesesstsess Pennell Seeecwsatac Mallett Beckleys AB Rice Beckley Ls Coon Nelson Bowers S Williams J. Coon Lattler Cccevaceoccanes Hess Kieséene Doo Chappelear Icceaceees Anaeas O Davis Lunch

Redlegs Fall In First Eastern Trip Tilt

Brooklyn beats Cincinnati 8 to 4 as Ray Starr faces Kirby Higbee. Five run second inning powers the Dodgers past Paul Derringer, with Johnny Allen earning his eighth win. Eric Tipton homers in seventh for Cincinnati as a pinch hitter.

Brooklyn Ray Starr Cincinnati Reds Brookelyn Dodgers Starr Kirby Higbee Dodgers Reds Redlegs Paul Derringer Johnny Allen Eric Tipton Cincinnati Poa Frey Ook Ae Marshall Ee G. Walker Bhout Sncasseee O.cnc Ac & OC Kelleher Mattick Derringer Ikwens Vaughan Walkat Medwick Come Marsan BD Scadelle Owen Ces Sry Ee Niecneadiena Seay Fu Tons Nossamen Lamanno F. McCormick Camilli Galan G. Walker Shoun

Art Lewis Ousts Coaching for Navy

Middleport star Arthur Lewis leaves coaching duties at Navy amid a career spanning MHS roots, Ohio University Bobcats fame, and a stint with the Cleveland Rams. The former coach, now married with one child, enlisted in the U.S. Navy per family notification.

Middleport Arthur Lewis United States Navy George Lewis Custer St. Lewis MHS Ohio University Bobcat Washington & Lee University Cleveland Rama Art

Front Runners National Batting and Pitching Leaders

National batting totals show Lombardi of Boston with runs 64 Reiser of Brooklyn 64 runs batted in Mize with 71 hits leads for the season Medwick of Brooklyn 110 hits and 18 home runs Mize of New York 18. Pitching leader French of Brooklyn 111 wins Gordon of New York and Williams of Boston 342 batting average Williams of Boston 76 runs 89 RBIs and 19 runs for Williams plus Stolen bases Reiser of Washington 12 Spence of Washington 119 hits Borowy of New York 9 1.

Lombardi Boston Reiser Brooklyn Mize Medwick New York French Gordon Williams Spence Washington Case Borowy

Ex-high schoolers defeat college players in outdoor exhibition

A summer program basketball game at Rufus Putnam courts saw former high school players beat college players 46 to 26. Johnny Finsterwald led with 18 points as the veterans pulled away after halftime, while Jack Hines topped the college team with 12 points.

Rufus Putnam Johnny Finsterwald Jack Hines

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