Coolville Bears edge Reedville 7 6 in close game
Coolville Bears beat Reedville 7 to 6 on nine hits led by Foster Swearingen for Coolville while Reedville’s Bogart allowed four Coolville runs and Kibble Smith Howard Coleman led Reedville with timely hits. A late trap by Swearingen sealed the win before a large home crowd. Next Sunday Coolville hosts another club as manager Wolf considers opponents.
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Mills
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Bliss
Harry
Harry Coleman
Swearingen
Chandler
Bogart
Reedville
Howard Coleman
Jogart
Caldwell
Bears
Wolf
Guysville
Pirates Grab Lead With Ninth Inning Run
Yesterday George Cutshaw delivered a ninth inning single driving in the go ahead run as the Pirates defeated the Giants 6 to 4, placing Pittsburgh back atop the standings.
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Broadwell Dominates Canaanville In 18 To 5 Varsity Win
Broadwell defeated Canaanville 18 to 5 in a hard hitting game. Staley pitched well with 15 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Snyder surrendered 20 safeties as Christman and White delivered strong hitting. Broadwell challenges any Athens county team and invites scheduling through Carl Ogg in Broadwell Ohio.
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Canaanville
Staley
Snyder
Christman
White
Athens County
Coolville
Carl Ogg
Ohio
Chauncey Triumphs In Season Opener At Sugar Creek
Chauncey opened its season with an 18 to 7 victory over Poston in a Hocking Valley League game played on the new Sugar Creek lot. Love pitched well for Chauncey as Marion Coon hit three two base hits and Glen Hutchinson Tom Parfitt and Ernest Watkins contributed offensively.
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Sugar Creek
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Tom Parfitt
Ernest Watkins
Albany visitors and local residents counted on weekend
Carpenter Armstead Mace and wife Mrs Rebecca McWhorter and Mrs A D Morrison visited Albany Saturday. Miss Pearl Cottrell from Athens high school spent the weekend at home. Miss Reva Dennison of Salem was the guest of W Cottrell and family. Elden one ype a eighth grade oratdetes from this place. Tom Wood recently erected a monument to his wife's grave in the School Lot cemetery. Mrs Rhoda Forrest of West Scip io was weekend guest of sister Mrs Lilah Dudgeon. O W Caster and wife and Mrs Lucinda Wilson were Sunday visitors of Welson Weyand and family. Earl Caster of Albany was Sunday guest of Carl Ogdin and family. Guy Corby had his house painted last week. Carl Carsey and wife of the Athens State Hospital were weekend guests of London Marcum and family. The wolf has got after the newer sweat lodge and its membership is decreasing daily.
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Rebecca McWhorter
A. D. Morrison
Albany
Pearl Cottrell
Athens High School
Reva Dennison
Salem
W. C. Cottrell
Elden
Tom Wood
Rhoda Forrest
West Scipio
Lilah Dudgeon
O. W. Caster
Lucinda Wilson
Welson Weyand and
Earl Caster
Carl Ogdin
Guy C. Gorby
Carl Carsey
Athens State Hospital
London Marcum
Wolf
Chauncey Shines in Promising Play Ahead
A brief report notes Chauncey played a great game and appears ready for upcoming matchups, with strong form suggesting further impact in future contests.
Floodwood Team Suffers Losses in Plains Bout and Amesville Rout
Floodwood fell 7 to 0 to The Plains as Bresnen dazzled with two hits allowed while Russel showed grit despite nine errors. Sunday Floodwood defeated Amesville 16 to 6 after reeling Linscott, with Sim mons and Jago combining for seven hits. Next, Floodwood hosts Sugar Creek on June 11 and Hollister’s bunch arrives June 12.
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the Plains
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Dupler
Ghortstop
Russel
Amesville
Linscott
Strode
Simmons
Jago
Sugar Creek
Poston
Hollister
Bunch
Frenchman Now Hitting Em Hard Says Boss
Henry L. Farrell reports from Manhasset on June 7 that Francios Descamps, manager of Dempsey’s French rival Carponshay, predicts a decisive fight. Descamps, in rare jovial mood, cites luck and strategy as Georges dominates the ring, sending Joe Jeanette to the floor as Dempsey’s chance looms.
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United Press
Manhasset
L. L
Dempsey
Carponshay
Francios Descamps
Descamps
Georges
Joe Jeanette
Benny Leonard Wins Narrowly Over Fansas in 12 Rounds
Benny Leonard secured a close decision over Rocky Fansas of Buffalo in a 12 round championship bout at the Harrison New Jersey ballpark last night. The victory was not convincing and reflected a tough showing by the champion.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Rocky Fansas
Buffalo
Harrison, N. J
Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball
The American League saw Boston defeat Cleveland 7 to 6. St Louis beat New York 5 to 1. Detroit topped Philadelphia 12 to 8 while Washington beat Chicago 10 to 7.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
National League Scores Reported Across Contests
Pittsburg defeated New York 5 to 4 while Boston beat Cincinnati 6 to 1. Brooklyn crushed Chicago 7 to 4 and St. Louis routed Philadelphia 11 to 0. The results reflect a day of varied outcomes across the league.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Baseball Scores From American Association Spreads
The tally lists multiple games with results: Minneapolis 10 over Toledo 9, Milwaukee 3 over Louisville 0, Kansas City 5 over Indianapolis 2, and Columbus 4 over St. Paul 3. Compact rundown of scores from the league action.
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St. Paul
Clyde Battin Wins Athens High All Rounder Title
Clyde Battin, a junior at Athens High, won the best all round athlete title at a Monday playground contest. He led in events including the 100 yard dash high jump shot put broad jump half mile and baseball throw with 470 points. Hughes and E Sharp tied for third with 260 each. Senior night Wednesday will award a prize in his honor.
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Athens High School
Battin
H. Wise
Kesler
Hughes
Dew
Moward
E. Sharp
3Oe K. Wilcox
Gandee
Ale Battin
Howard
English inventor patents floor recess aisle lighting
An English inventor proposes a method to illuminate theatre aisles using floor recesses covered by translucent glass that lights without affecting the darkened stage area.
Supreme Court Declines Review of Wheat Bran Case
The case of Ike Applebaum of St. Clair County Illinois was before the Supreme Court on Monday. He was sentenced to five years in prison and fined $1000 for possessing six sacks of wheat bran. The court held it had no authority to review the lower court ruling.
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Washington
Jean Valjean
Supreme Court
Ike Applebaum
St. Clair County
Illinois
Ohio University Honors Professor Treadley With Gold Headed Cane
At a regular faculty meeting Ohio University presented Professor Frederick Treadley a gold headed cane inscribed Frater ave et vale with the years 1902 1921 marking his teaching span. Professor C L Martzolff praised his work and the affection of students and colleagues. Treadley expressed deep gratitude as he prepares to retire at semester’s end.
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Frederick Treadley
Jotot SY. Troudley
C. L. Martzolff
Professor Treadley
Ohio
Professor Martzolff
Shortest June Grand Jury Session in Years
Session opens in Columbus Ohio with the June term of the federal grand jury convening. Assistant U S District Attorney Ford reports only 15 cases will be considered.
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Columbus, CO
U. S
Ford
French chemists patent dry color textile dyeing method
French chemists patent a method for dyeing textiles using dry colors with an electric component playing a key role in the process.
Flood Danger Recedes After Platte River Rise in Denver
Denver reports danger from the Platte River flooding has passed as water receded early today. Some railway tracks and nearby property were submerged but overall damage was limited.
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Colo
Platte River
Teaching teachers to teach world to play in Cleveland
Rowland Haynes directs a course in playground and recreation training offered by the Cleveland School of Education this summer. The program opens with registrations at Western Reserve University on June 20 and invites 10,000 college men and women in the campaign to enroll.
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Cleveland, O
Rowland Haynes
Haynes
Cleveland Recreation Council
Cleveland School of Education
Western Reserve University
Camin
Ah did dog that can't be taught new tricks isn't much of a dog
The text presents a reflective comment on an unreformable dog described as unteachable and lacking notable qualities. It conveys a humorous if blunt judgment rather than a clear news event or report.
Two Men Die by Poison Route in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on June 7 two men killed themselves using carbolic acid. Frank Bush age 43 shouted I will not see you again before drinking the poison and dying in a hospital. Charles Palmer age 28 was found dead in bed after being estranged from his wife.
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Youngstown
Frank Bush
Charles Palmer
Wire bracket aids hands free flashlight use
A Pennsylvanian inventor develops a wire bracket to hold a flashlight on a son's arm, freeing both hands for work. The device clamps around the arm and secures the light in place for convenient illumination.
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