Bottomley’s Triple and Hafey Home Run Power Cardinals Past Braves
Bottomley nailed a ninth inning triple and Hafey followed with a center field homer as St. Louis rallied to beat Boston 3 to 2 for their fourth straight win. Genewich held the Cards to three hits through eight. Umpire Pfirman ejected Rogers Hornsby after a dispute. Ruth and Gehrig had notable lines in the Yankees report.
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Bospon
Bottomley
Hafey
St. Louis
Braves
Genewich
Cardinals
Cardinal
Pfirman
Boston
Rogers Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Paul Waner
Kiki Cuyler
Harry Heisman
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Holm
J. Smith
Brown
Bell
Taylor
Wilson
Maranville
James Cooney
Hornsby
Sisler
Cooney
Farrell
St Louis
Home Run Club Leaders and Yesterday's Big Hits
League leaders include Gehrig and Hornsby with multiple home runs. Yesterday's notable homers feature Lazzeri Barnhart and Bressler, among others, with season totals shown across the American and National Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazzeri
Yankees
Jewageri
GIANG
Ecsccoees
Barnhart
Fitalss
Bressler
Robins
Hatey
Cards
First Ohioan to start National Open at Olympia Fields
Leonard Schmutte of Lima becomes the first Ohioan to tee off in the National Open at Olympia Fields Chicago starting Thursday. The schedule lists Buckeye entrants paired with Emmett French and other competitors across morning rounds with Bobby Jones and Johnny Farrell highlighted as favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Leonard Schmutte
Lima
Beechmont
Olympia Field
Chicago
Schmutte
Emmett French
Youngstown
United States Golf Association
Buckeye
H. Densmore Shure
Worthington
Harry Cooper
Buffalo
Tom Raklets
Mahoning Valley
Les Madison
Lloyd Gullickson
Willowick
Johnny Jones
Seattle
Capt
Charles Clarke
Hawthorne
Alex Watson
Mt. Kisko
Ernie Shave Aurora
Art Porter
Ruth Lake
Piqua
J. P. Rouse
Tom Armour
Archie Compston
England
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrell
Baseball Bosses Air Heated League Conflicts and Hushed News
The article mocks league politics as Heydler feeds reporters with startling post meeting statements. It alleges Yankees dominance, Phillies mismanagement, and White Sox woes while noting attempts to curb press access and enforce tighter waivers reporting.
Is It News To You That In the First 53 Games
The excerpt notes Ford the shortstop made 116 straight chances without an error and praises Red first baseman George Kelley for his arm and double plays. It mentions London water department clerks winning Derby sweepstakes, Liberty ticket inquiries, Gazella Shaute talk, Cleveland fans and pitchers, Hagen praising British golfers, Saranzen and the prince, and Charley Brickley missing Harvard’s commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelley
Gazella
Shaute
Cleveland
Hagen
Sarazen
Prince
Charley Brickley
Harvard
Three Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Pomeroy Area
In Pomeroy on June 15 three marriage licenses were issued. Olin E. Michael 28 of Gallipolis and Fannie Swan 23 of Dexter wed with Reverend Mossman officiating. Gerald Cole 22 of Long Bottom and Nellie Christie 17 of Long Bottom RD 2 married with consent from Nellie’s mother, Reverend Moenkhaus presiding. Anthony Hunt 25 of Hobson plant and Nora Battrell 21 of Middleport married with Reverend officiating.
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Long Bottom R. D
Elizabeth Christie
Moenkhaus
Anthony Hunt
Hobson Plant
Nora Battrell
Middleport
Directory underway as families list names and addresses
The Misses Audrey and Dorothy Fultz assist in compiling a new directory with house numbers and street names. Christian church youth from 86 to 40 members toured to Nelsonville for a program and refreshments hosted by the Nelsonville Christian Endeavor society. The Rev and Mrs Gardner and older members joined the trip. Local visits include Mrs Henry Hill and son Herman of Columbus and J W Wolf and J E Lyons of Middleport who are critically ill. Lester Cunningham was called to Kenova W Va for his mother’s death. Nate Skiles of Wheeling visits with sisters Carrie Glover and Addie Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey
Dorothy Fultz
The
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Herman
Columbus
Harry Williamson
W. L. Fisher
Akron
Peggy
J. C. Fisher
Wil Mamson
Ashland
Boyd
Youngstown
Elmer Soles
Allen White
J. W. Wolf
J. E. Lyons
Middleport
Lester Cunningham
Kenova
W. Va
Nate Skiles
Wheeling
Carrie Glover
Addie Branch
Mendelson Gallipolis Road Bid Low as Captain Epling Leads
Pomeroy on June 15 reports Captain M T Epling submitted the lowest bid for four miles of the Mendelson Gallipolis road at 11900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
M. T. Epling
Mendelson-Gallipolis
Democrats Become Candidates Here
Pomeroy June 15 The Democrats show growing interest in county office runs as filing closes. Horton Brown son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Brown of Rocksprings filed for Democratic clerk of courts. Lord Hysell Middleport Democrat and Salisbury township constable plans a sheriff bid. Oscar of Pomeroy seeks the Democratic nomination for commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Horton Brown
Lewis Brown
Rocksprings
Pomeroy High School
Ohio River Salt Company
Mason
Lord Hysell
Middleport
Salisbury Township
Oscar of
Wesleyan Seniors Start Fund for a Professorship
The Ohio Wesleyan University senior class at Gray Chapel Delaware pledged 1000 dollars at its class dinner to form a fund. The aim is to grow the fund yearly by class members until it reaches 100000 dollars, creating a professorship. Esther Chambers and Helen Bing from Pomeroy Bend were among the graduates.
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Middleport
Ohio Wesleyan University
Esther Chambers
Helen Bing
Pomeroy Bend
Gray Chapel
Delaware
Wesleyan Magazine
Minister Attends Northern Baptist Convention
Rev. W. G. James left Wednesday for Detroit to attend the Northern Baptist convention for two days. He hopes to visit his son Dr. James and wife in Cleveland during the trip, then return home for Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
W. G. James
Detroit
Northern Baptist Convention
James
Dr. James
Cleveland
Willock Woman Recovering After Operation at Holzer
Mrs. Cc. E. Willock remains in Holzer hospital after recent surgery and will likely stay three weeks longer. Her daughter Frances, a Middleport high school junior, oversees the Willock home. The hospital counts include several students from the graduating class of 1923.
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Middleport
Cc. E. Willock
Holzer Hospital
Frances
Middleport High School
Willock
Andersons Visit Charleston for Hospital Stay
G W Anderson and sons George and Billy travel to Charleston where George has entered McMillan hospital for treatment and observation. An appendicitis operation may be needed. The family will stay with the former's brother in law and his family during George's hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Flag Day Picnic Held by D A R at Hincoln Hill
POMEROY June 15 The annual Flag Day picnic of the D A R was held last evening at the home of Mrs Wright McCroba on Hincoln Hill in an informal gathering with local members enjoying the celebration.
Duff ordained in Gallipolis Presbyterian church
William Wood Duff of Lebanon Indiana was ordained and installed to lead the First Presbyterian church of Gallipolis. The Athens Presbytery held a special meeting for the ordination with Rev. A C V Skinner officiating and Rev. Edwin B Townsend delivering the charge. The sermon was preached by Rev. Abbott Y Wilcox.
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Middleport
William Wood Duff
Lebanon
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
Gallipolis
Athens
A. C. V. Skinner
Edwin B. Townsend
Marietta
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Miss Maud Skidmore to Wed Rev Kenneth Reed
Mrs Emmet Peoples and Mrs H B Curd hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Maud Skidmore of Athens who will marry the Rev Kenneth Reed, former Christian church pastor here, on June 20. Mrs Curd traveled to Athens to bring Miss Skidmore back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Peoples
H. B. Curd
Miss Anna Durst Hosts Magnolia Temple Chiefs Dinner
Miss Anna Durst entertained 18 past magnolia temple chiefs and three visitors at her Sugar Run home Wednesday evening. After a 6 o'clock dinner they gathered in the living room where business was transacted followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Durst
Magnolia Temple
Sugar Run
Seventh and Eighth Graders Host Central School Party
Central school seventh and eighth grades hosted a well attended party at Ernest Longeworth’s home on Wednesday evening. Refreshments included home made ice cream cake and toasted marshmallows with many Pomeroy attendees listed among the guests.
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Ernest Longeworth
Central School
Pomeroy
Ada Mae Campbell
Mary Kathryn Heines
Velma Geary
Mary Russell
Phyliss Duerr
Faye Crary
Genevieve Sisson
Winona Swartz
Thelma Hood
Emma Jean Wilson
Marjorie Durst
Marie Albers
Dorothy Wolf
William Morris
Ralph Sisson
Austin Phillips
Delvin
Harlen Wehring
Harold Sisson
Edward Chisholm
Troy Ohlinger
Donald Straus
Hugh Daniela
John Stivers
Marion Ward
Eer Mees
Harold Grueser
1 Jennjngs
Margaret Stem Dies in Cincinnati Afternoon
POMEROY June 15 Mrs Margaret Stem known as Margaret Eurick former Pomero y resident died Tuesday afternoon at her Cincinnati home. She leaves one son Harry and was sister of Mrs Gertrude Meier of Naylors Run wife of an ailing veteran. She was last of a nine child family. Burial occurred in Cincinnati. John Millmeier buried in Chester township yesterday and Theodore Cunningham 34 buried yesterday afternoon at 2.
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Pomeroy
Margaret Stem
Margaret Eurick
Cincinnati
Harry
Gertrude Meier
Naylor's Run
Theodore Cunningham
Clifton
Veteran Taken Home From Hospital in Pomeroy
James O. Quillen, an overseas veteran, was returned to his Syracuse home from St. Joseph hospital after treatment. Officials say he can be treated at home as well as in hospital and at far less cost. He remains in precarious condition due to heart trouble tied to gas exposure in World War I.
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Pomeroy
Finsterwald
St. Joseph Hospital
James O. Quillen
Syracuse
Kentucky Democrats Endorse Smith for President
Kentucky Democrats tonight voted to cast 26 votes for Governor Alfred Smith of New York at the national convention marking their support for his presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Smith
Lexington
Kentucky
Alfred Smith
New York
Yesterday's Hero Hafey Delivers for Cardinals in 8 2 Victory
Hafey hit a ninth inning homer with two out and Bottomley on base to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8 2 win over the Boston Braves. The New York Giants fell 4 3 in 11 innings to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Hafey
St. Louis
Cardinal
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Wally Gerber
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Herb Pennock
Yankees Take Series Opener With 8-4 Win Over Browns
Tony Lazzeri belted a third inning homer with runners aboard to spark the Yankees to an 8-4 victory over St. Louis in the opener. Johnny Mize and Gehrig contributed key RBIs as New York built a lead, while Gray and Blaeholder held the line for St. Louis before Pennock closed out the win for the visitors. Manush, Kress and Lazzeri paced the hitting with multiple RBIs and two base hits apiece.
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ST. Louis
Tony Lazzeri
Durocher
Gehrig
Yankees
Browns
Herb Pennock
Manion
Pennock
Sammy Gray
Gray
Blaeholder
Sammy
Kress
Manush
McNeely
Lazzeri
Combs
New York
McGowan, Connally
Barry
Slugfest Ends With Early Season Wins Across Leagues
The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns 4 to 3 in a tight contest. The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 9 to 8 in a high scoring slugfest. The Washington Senators routed the Detroit Tigers 8 to 3.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Thursday Results in American Association Baseball
Scores from Thursday show Columbus 6 Minneapolis 4 and Louisville 8 Kansas City 7 in 15 innings. Other results include Toledo 3 St. Paul 2, Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 3, Chicago 7 Brooklyn 3 in 11, St. Louis 3 Boston 2, Pittsburgh 4 New York 3, Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 8, Washington 8 Detroit 3, New York 4 St. Louis 3. Friday games list Indianapolis at Columbus and several others across the circuit.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION _ Club
Ww. L. Pet
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
W.W. L
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
T. Louis
Tae
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
American Association
Pittsburgh
National League
Sports matchups listed for early season games
Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago.
Giants Fall To Pirates In Extra Innings Clash
New York Giants lose their second extra inning game in a row as the Pirates win 4 to 3 in eleven. Adams triples and Waner sac fly drive in the decisive run. Fitzsimmons falters in eighth. Fussell and Milius pitched well late.
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Giants
Pirates
Adams
Paul Waner
Fred Fitzsimmons
Pittsburgh
Jed Fussell
Pirate South Paw
John Milius
New York
B. R
H. O
St. Waner
A Scott
Hargraves
Fussell
Milius
New York R
O. A. Reese
O'Doul
Wee
Landstrom
ORR
Savevovervins
Mane
Welsh
Secieves
DOU
Icc Iweveuce
Tackbor
Secesse Cohen
Ogre
Vkvcvece
Fitzsimmons
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Duff Ordained
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