Baseball Scores From Early American Leagues
Summary of multiple game results across the American Association and National and American Leagues. Teams such as Minneapolis, Toledo, Milwaukee, Louisville, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Boston, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, and others posted various win losses with scores listed beside each matchup. Highlights include St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 2 and New York 6 St. Louis 0 in American League play.
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American Association
Pet
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Ne O
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis Eer
St. Paul
Columbus
Paladute
Eeee Eesee
New York
Boston Eeweeer
Brooklyn Ossseaees
St. Louis
Chicago Ereerer Eee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland Reereere
New York Osceeee
Washington
Detroit
Eve Erenenee
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City- Indianapolis
Iain
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Indianapolis
City Matchups Stir Early 20th Century Board
Rival teams listed in a historic schedule show Minneapolis versus Toledo, Kansas City against Indianapolis, Milwaukee versus Louisville, New York facing Cincinnati, Boston meeting Pittsburg, Philadelphia playing Chicago, Brooklyn clashing with St. Louis, Cleveland at Boston, Chicago against Washington, St. Louis versus New York, and Detroit versus Philadelphia.
Dope on Major League Race Dope on Major League Race
Major league pennant races in both leagues are tightly contested with Pittsburg leading the National League and Cleveland top in the American League at 60–34. The Giants and Yankees trail by a few games, while pitching, defense, and a hoped-for trade for Lee Meadows shape each club’s chances. Cleveland rides a fighting spirit amid injuries and setbacks to stay ahead in the American League.
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Henry SL. Farrell
United Press
New York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Giants
Yankees
Pirate
Pirates
McGraw
Nurler
Lee Meadows
Phils
Indians
Soap trade with Latin America shapes peaceful solution
Washington notes the United States dominates Latin American soap exports. In 1920 about 74 million pounds of soap went to the region, worth 7.976 million dollars plus 2.645 million of toilet soaps. Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Panama are key buyers, highlighting potential to expand cargo with local production and Latin American oils while reducing reliance on Oriental supplies.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Panama
Costa Rica
United Kingdom
Canada
Western Hemisphere
Japan
Oriental Competitio
Yesterday's Scoreboard Returns: Graney Drives Nine Run Heroics
Yesterday's scores feature Jack Graney scoring from first on a ninth inning single to lift the Indians past the Red Sox five to four. Other results include the Yankees routing the Browns six to zero and the Giants rallying with four runs in the ninth to edge the Pirates six to four. The Braves lost despite better baserunning to the Reds two to one, while the Robins beat the Cubs three to two and the Senators rallied to eight five over the White Sox. Ty Cobb returned and the Tigers beat the Athletics nine to two.
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Jack Graney
Red Sox
Hoyt
Browns
Yankees
Giants
Pirates
Braves
Reds
Cadore
Oobetters
Cheeves
Robins
Cubs
Jess Haines
Phils
Cards
Shanks
Milan
Senators
White Sox
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Athletics
Rauch and Whaley Lead In Athens Gun Club Shoot
The Athens Gun Club hosted a back in action shoot with eleven competitors from Nelsonville and the State Hospital. I X Rauch led with top scores at 100 and 50 yard events, followed by A E Whaley and other local shooters as results show a competitive return to form.
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Athens
Nelsonville
State Hospital
Rauch
Joe Imderreidem
J. A. Dye
Dr. H. C. Clark
Rankin Family Hosts Portsmouth Visitor and Gala Circle
Mr and Mrs Abe Rankin received the sister and children from Portsmouth as guests. Miss Jennie Ruth, recently operated on in Columbus, is back home. A local contingent attended the John Robinson circus in Athens. Lewis Sanders broke his nose in a Wednesday baseball game. Mrs John Brewer hosted the Needle Club with members including Mrs R F Totman Mrs Dan Fulton Mrs Earl Downey Mrs Herbert Mingus Miss Mary Evans and the hostess. Guests included Mrs Viola Foutch of Athens and Miss Florence and Alice Brewer. A light lunch of cake lemon ice and iced tea followed.
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Abe Rankin
Portsmouth
Jennie Ruth
Columbus
John Robinson
Athens
Lewis Sanders
John Brewer
Needle Club
R. F. Totman
Dan Fulton
Earl Downey
Herbert Mingus
Mary Evans
Viola Foutch
Brewer
Florence
Alice Brewer
L. E. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
George Nagle
Clifford Thompson
Walter and
Wilber
Mary Bulah
S. R. Andrews
John Bulah
John
Glouster
John Collins
Edward Frily
Josephine Tompson
Mabel
Edna
Elizabeth
Catherine Mason
Grace Messel
Nelsonville
Jess Tompson
Roy Ayers
Canaonville
Albert Norris
Allen Chadwell
Orris
Ray
Mary Etta
Hiram Mingus
Ruth
Eugene Chadwell
Arthur
Robert
Karl
Edward
Dorothy
Phyllis Irene
Ronald
Charles Robinett
Chauncey
W. M. Secoy
Lancaster
Elmer Poling
Floyd McDaniel
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Beatrice Fulton
Wm. Bower
Frank Shirkey
Hollister
Lécla Lindsey
Buchtel
Evelyn Poling
Loretta
Sharpsburg
A. Gifford
Lucille McKee
Misa Audrey Pitzer
Sunday School Convention Planned for Athens County
Arthur T. Arnold urges Athens county Sunday schools to organize. A temporary committee chaired by Dr. S. K. Mardis will arrange a County Convention and Teachers Institute on October 14 and 15 with sessions, invites four delegates per school, and extra delegates for larger enrollments. Communications to E. E. Fair.
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Arthur T. Arnold
Ohio Sunday School Association
Athens County
Hacke
Teachers’ Institute
S. K. Mardis
E. E
E. E. Fair
Athens
Ohio
Chickens on U S Farms 1920 Rise Over 1910 Figures
The 1920 census reports 359 537 385 chickens on United States farms as of January 1 1920, with 79 196 426 more than 1910 after adjusting for enumeration date shifts. States with largest stocks include Iowa Illinois Missouri Ohio and Texas. Egg production in 1919 reached 1 656 267 200 dozen, up 5 2 percent from 1909, while 473 923 935 chickens were raised in 1919 up 2 9 percent from 1909.
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Washington
United States
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Texas
Athens County Education Reform Calls for Better Policy
Pi Elsa Forum urges improved school management and fiscal discipline in Athens County. It cites wasted funds under the new school code, calls on the county board and superintendent to enforce attendance rules, coordinate pupil placements, and provide transportation where needed, to raise overall educational outcomes.
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Athens County
County Board of Education
Laws of
Ohio
Board of Education
Harvard
Yale
Greatest Harvard track star Gourdin ends college career
Edward O. Gourdin, renowned Harvard track athlete, ends his college career in a blaze of glory. At Harvard Stadium he set a world road jump record of 25 feet 3 inches, surpassing Peter O Connors 24 feet 11 and a half inches set in 1901.
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Edward O. Gourdin
Harvard
Harvard Stadium
Gourdin
Peter O’connor
Ireland
Millfield Social Gathering Celebrates Mr Thompson’s 50th
A large summer gathering at Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thompson’s home celebrated Mr. Thompson’s 50th birthday with a lawn picnic. Attendees included families from Athens Glouster Nelsonville Canonville Columbus and surrounding towns.
Relief of House Shortage To Lead Ohio Convention
Relief of Ohio housing shortage will be the main topic at the Ohio Building Association league convention at Cedar Point August 23 to 25. Secretary Herbert Hoover is asked to attend and present figures on the shortage and relief remedies. Financial institutions with over 500 million dollars in assets will be represented to decide relief strategies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Building Association League
Cedar Point
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
James A. Devine
League
Bassett Baptist Church Sunday Services Listed
Sunday school at 1 30 P M followed by a preaching service at 2 30 P M at Bassett Baptist Church on Sunday July 311 with the schedule printed for attendees.
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Bassett Baptist
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U.S
J. D. Haskins
Athens Nat'l Bank
I. X. Rauch
A. E. Whaley
Vike Pets
Walter Komtoski
la Brown
FAGAN
Penny Ante
Ned
Eddie
Mary
Convention and Teachers Institute
Elsa Forum
Editor
Messenger
Edward 0. Gourdin
Millfield
Anten
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Des Moines, Iowa
Lugkoff
S. Court St
Burkhardt
Hamburg
Premier Brand
Prince Albert and
Tuxedo Tobacco
Mascot
LUX
Union Grocery Co
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
G. W. Hopkins
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