Ohio University Beats Otterbein 7 to 1 in Frustrating Game
Ohio University defeated Otterbein 7 to 1 in a pitcher's duel with Otterbein errors and walks aiding the scoring. Wolf pitched superbly for Ohio fanning ten while Otterbein’s Ulery issued five walks. A fifth inning squeeze play misfired as runners were held on a foul pop, leading to a peculiar double misplay.
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Ohio University
Otterbein
Ohio
Ulery
Otterbeing
Knix
Farick
Fuller
King
Barick
White
Wolf
Osterbein
Ree
Knox
Herm Barick
Barnes
Alrey and
Howe
Stockdale
Mr. Beverage
Musafternoon
Akron
Jobs Wants Games With Creek Cubs in One-Run Tilt
Jobs ball team clashed with the Creek Cubs on June 2 in Jobs Ohio in a tight 1 to 0 contest. Call Bell 97W Store for teams seeking games with the Cubs.
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Jobs
Inday Creek Cubs
Bones Cheek Cubs
Bell 97W
Ohio
Dempsey Set to Return After Short Rest in Atlantic City
Atlantic City June 4 reports Jack Dempsey will resume boxing duties today after a four day layoff spent in baseball games as the champion prepares for a first heard sparring engagement with Frank Burke. Teddy Hayes plans road work before a secret training camp ahead of Jersey City moves. Public exhibitions restart to run daily until the party departs for Jersey City.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Burke
Southern Heatyut
Fool Pearnee
Dempsey
Teddy Hayes
Jersey City
Ettle to Referee at Great Battle
The New Jersey commission will issue a license to Tex Rickard and name the referee for the big fight next week. Harry Ertle of Jersey City will be the referee, chosen without outside influence.
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Henry L. Farrell
Goe
New Jersey Commission
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Harry Ertie
Jersey City
Colleges Clash at Western Conference Track Meet
Six hundred top athletes from Big Ten schools and other institutions competed at Stagg Field for the twenty first annual Western Conference track and field meet. Trials were run yesterday to weed out weaker entrants due to the large entry list.
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Chicago
Stagg Field
Yesterday's heroes The Athletics hammer seven homers in win
The Athletics slugged seven homers tying the major league record and beat Detroit 15 to 9. Babe Ruth had a single a triple and his sixteenth homer while the Yankees fell to the Browns 9 to 4. The Giants won 4 to 3 over the Pirates with a late rally. Mulligan drove in five runs with a single and homer for the White Sox. Jeff Pfeffer pitched well for the Cubs as Brooklyn won 6 to 5. The Braves defeated the Reds 4 to 0. Vuck delivered a bases loaded pinch single in the ninth to help the Browns over Cleveland.
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Athletics
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Browns
Giants
Pirates
Mulligan
White
Senators
Jeff Pfeffer
Cubs
Brooklynth
Hubbell
Cardinals
Braves
Reds
Vuck
Eevens
Cleveland
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across the American League and NL
The recap lists results with Boston beating Cleveland 7 to 6, St Louis defeating New York 9 to 8, Philadelphia topping Detroit 15 to 9, Chicago finishing 8 to 3 against Washington, highlighting close AL and NL outcomes.
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Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
National League Scores Update
National League results show New York 4 over Pittsburgh 1. Boston defeats Cincinnati 4 to 0. Chicago beats Brooklyn 8 to 3. Philadelphia over St. Louis 6 to 5.
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New York
Fittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Scores From League Night in American Association
The Toledo nine defeated St. Paul nine to two while Louisville posted eleven to eight over Kansas City. Milwaukee won nine to six against Indianapolis and Minneapolis led Columbus three to nothing.
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American Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
College Girls Ban Swimming In Hocking River
Ohio University issues official notice barring women students from swimming in the Hocking river. Dean Irma Voigt signs the rule effective June 3 through the summer term after the drowning of Vaughn Haines while attempting to save a co ed. Authorities expect strict enforcement.
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Ohio University
Hocking River
Irma E. Voigt
Vaughn Haines University
Herrold’s Mill
Tulsa Race Riots Erupt In Citywide Violence
A major race riot unfolded in Tulsa Oklahoma as rumors alleged Dick Rowland would be lynched. Widespread clashes injured many and killed several on the first day, with black and white residents fighting across the east side of the city forming a large L shaped area.
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Birdseye
Tulsa
Dick Rowland
Children to Present Morning Program at Local Church
An old fashioned Children Day program is set for First Methodist Church Sunday at 10:30. Primary children arrive by 10 and will perform songs prayers and readings featuring names such as Billy Wiseman Marjorie Dickson Dorothy Wiseman Elizabeth Ong and Mary Walker with a sequence of solos duets and chorus numbers reflecting a celebratory program for the day.
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First Methodist
Billy Wiseman
Harry Parfitt
Majorie Dickson
Catherine Minnemeyer
Grace Poston
Yserore Stimpson
Doris Graham
Kathleen Carpenter
Dorothy Minanemeyer
God Is
Ruth and
Graham
Mary Kelly
Mary Jane
Strecker
Christ
Dorothy Starkey
Fraternity sends mourners to Columbus for student’s funeral
Vaughn Haines is mourned as Ernestine Junod loses Song Benediction. Beta Theta Pi members join six more fraternity brothers and students in a Friday train to Columbus for the funeral. A large floral wreath arrives. Carnegie hero medal talks arise as campus life returns to quiet observance after the tragedy. The Home Restaurant hosts its usual Sunday chicken dinner. Boy Scout Troop 1 of Athens High, led by Scout Master Paul, held an overnight camp near the Woodbungalo before returning townward.
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Vaughn Haines
Columbus
Joseph Basom
J. S. Basom
Walter Cameron
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Boy Scouts
Athens
Paul
Athens High
Words From Editor Sibley Lauds The Messenger’s Growth
Editor W G Sibley commends The Messenger in a June 2 issue, praising balanced coverage and stock market updates. He recalls Athens progress, noting its strong culture, institutions, and rising wealth, and signs with admiration for the city on a hill.
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Mr. Bush
the Messenger
Messenger
C. E. M. Jennings
Athens
Ohio
Athens County
Greece
Marriage Licenses Issued In Amesville Area
George Love a miner of Amesville and Doris Ramsey a housekeeper of Amesville secured a license. Clement L. W. Foster a farmer of Coolville Route 4 and Anna Randolph of Hockingport obtained a license. Bert Robinson a miner of Hollister and Susie Allen a Hollister housekeeper also received a license.
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George Love
Amesville
Miner
Doris Ramsey
Justice P. W. Helwig
Clement L. W. Foster
Coolville
Farmer
Anna Randolph
Hockingport
Rev
Co. L. Strecker
Bert Robinson
Hollister
Susie Allen
Mrs. Harley Maxwell Undergoes Tonsil Adenoid Operation
Mrs. Harley Maxwell of Albany underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils and adenoids at Copeland and Howe hospital Saturday morning.
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Harley Maxwell
Albany
Copeland and Howe Hospital
Office location note for Ney and legal team
Ney's Office is listed within the Wood 4 Bar offices alongside TELS Attorneys and The First National Bank Blog in Athens Ohio. The fragment confirms professional services and a business address context in Athens.
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