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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1930
Page
9
Athens Kittenball League final plans set after two weeks into the season. Knights of Pythias Lodge and Spanish Shawl Confectionery replace McBee Binder and Spot restaurant teams. Summer schedule to be finalized at a business meeting. Twenty one games arranged for the season.
Local notes outline a summer basketball league with teams such as Spanish Shawl Athens Coating Company Kappa Sigma Pi and Robinson Clothiers. It lists entrant fees equipment purchases and a long schedule of games with dates venues and managers including Art Smith Athens Country Club professional who qualified for the U S Open Fall championship Dayton.
Gaston right fielder drives in two runs with a seventh inning hit to help Beckleys Clothiers defeat Robinson Brothers 4 to 2 in an Athens Kitten Ball League game. Hayes pitched stellar ball for the victors, while Robinson Brothers’ Kartes and newcomer L. Benton matched pace with strong defense and timely hits.
Logan Methodist score 9 to 6 victory over Episcopalians in Kiwanis Junior League. Adair hit a bases loaded homer in the first inning as Brannigan pitched well for the losers despite errors. Logans lead remains atop Teague, with next games set for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday as fans pack stands.
In Cleveland on June 14, Gene and Glenn, the “hello” boss duo entertaining local radio fans with Jake and Lena skits, were sued for 150 009 damages for alleged breach of contract. The suit claims an oral agreement with Mabeth Chemical Company to promote products over 15 months starting September 1, 1930, was not fulfilled.
Montgomery County Bar Association filed in Hamilton County Common Court a move to disbar Bert Buckley former state treasurer after his conspiracy conviction for violating the Volstead Act while serving a 40 month federal prison term in Atlanta. A separate action sought against Heartert Kreizler of Dayton for alleged narcotics law violations. In Hollywood news, Victor and Eleanor Asartman welcomed an eight pound baby boy. In Paris, Britain, France and Indochina, discontent rises prompting increased military force in Asia.
Springfield report says George Perry of Newark won the Central Ohio District Amateur golf championship by defeating T. J. McLaughlin Jr. of Lima in the 36 hole final. Perry led Melaughlin four down after 18 holes and sealed victory three and two.
A jumbled field day report describes a baseball event with teams and players at various locations. Names mentioned include Geof Bde and Bart Mayes as part of a season's progress while fans observe the unfolding series on several days and venues.
Billy Arnold won the race at Altoona Bowl amid a chaotic field. The event featured heavy speeds and late laps with Memorial Day honors noted for several drivers. Frank Farmer and other contenders finished in the lower positions.
In Griffin Georgia on June 14 1934 an offer of 109000 to Max Schmeling to arrange a Labor Day meeting with W L Youne Stribling was sent by FE A Scales chairman of the Griffin Doxing Commission. Acates said he could raise to 150000 if needed.
Governor Cooner issues a pardon for John R. Anderson of Cincinnati who has served a term from 1A to 25 years for robbery at the Ohio Penitentiary. The inmate is described as an imminent danger of death from tuberculosis.
Four Mexican laborers died near Gary Indiana when their car was hit by a second train after crossing road tracks behind another train. The collision occurred yesterday along the New York Central Railroad line.
The report highlights Eda Sharp leading in hitting with a .629 average and Chesser at 56 percent, while many Twilight League players slump below .300. It notes Gilbert Smith and Oscar Hartley falling under .800 in late-season play, and mentions Lon Carlin and Dishon rising from 286 to higher marks amid overall declines and fluctuations in batting averages.
Divorce decree and custody of child are sought in the divorce suit filed by Dorothy G Montgomery against Harold Montgomery on grounds of his confinement at the Ohio State Penitentiary. They were married August 20 1927. One child was born. Partition of real estate is sought in the suit filed by Helen B D against Mary Javila Maheb Lawrence Wethy D B D Dunfee and Florence B D. Price, divorce decree, and custody and support for minor children sought in the divorce suit brought by Letin S Wright against Calvin L Wright on grounds of extreme cruelty. They were married November 23 1927. Two children were born.
Jack Dempsey declares he is not in condition to fight after recent operation and has no plan to challenge the Schmeling winner. He may pursue a couple of movie offers, keep busy for months, and later consider light training if his health improves.
Probate court approves inventory and appraisal for estate of Williaay Wiecar and others. Administrator Gorham plus subsequent transfers and distributions noted. Case records include support orders, asset distributions, and sale proceeds distributions for multiple estates including Patterson and Evans, with hearings and arrangements at Rochester and surrounding areas.
Broken OCR text describes a prize tourney starting at Athens Course with players and scores mentioned. It references names like Hebert, Tanner, and others, and hints at dates and prize details while noting a future closing round.
Albany reports Roy Chauncey Denver Rowland and Athens boxer claim a referee decision in a six round bout at the Opera House Friday night. Several bouts on the card ended in draws or were undecided as fans saw closely contested action.
June 14 report from Washington states President Clark Qeltrith of the Senators announced a trade. USlingen to Browns would swap outfielder Holris Manuvh and Alvin Crow vier for two players, with Mew Hittetder Goan Goilin noted as a leap in performance.
National League games report Pitta 10 over Philadelphia, Millsburgh 4 over Philadelphia, Brooklynd over Philadelphia, Rosen 2 in Obermaty 9, plus Chicago and New York results. American Association shows Toledo 8 over Colinatney, Minneapolis 6, Milwaukee 4, Lavuiewik 3. American League matches New York 11 over Cleveland 7, Petrott 11 over Philadelphia 2, Rowton 8 over Chicago, St. Foyle over Washington 4.
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