Unclear Entry—Eighth Inning Rally Falls Short
Partial game note describes Earnshaw batting in the eighth for Philadelphia against Cleveland. Score shows Cleveland with a 11-6 win, with errors credited to Coleman Higgins Williams Knickerbocker.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
8
Partial game note describes Earnshaw batting in the eighth for Philadelphia against Cleveland. Score shows Cleveland with a 11-6 win, with errors credited to Coleman Higgins Williams Knickerbocker.
Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley service announces Northbound Train No 37 leaves Athens at 5 30 P M daily except Sunday. Eastbound service details follow.
Earnest Cuckler faced a night in Athens City Jail and a ten dollar fine after a red tag incident on Court Street. He allegedly used abusive language toward Officer Fred Jeffrey and pleaded guilty in Mayor Wood's court to resisting an officer.
Harry Moore of Frost Station arraigned on a recklessly operating vehicle charge based on an affidavit by Clarence Frost after an accident. Moore pleads not guilty and posts $200 bond. Frost, arraigned by Magistrate C H Porter, pleads not guilty and posts $100 bond after a similar filing.
Lawrence W Gallagher a Ohio University student and Richard Brennan of New York City were injured when their car failed to make a curve on State Route 7 near Marietta Township. The 2 a m crash left them with severe cuts and bruises. They were treated at Marietta Memorial Hospital and later moved to Athens.
Sheriff A O Tracy received a letter asking protection from carriers on at Stiversville Church. The note claims a disturbance by a "bunch" gathering during Sunday services and Wednesday night prayer meetings. Local schooling notes list newly hired teachers: Knight, Price, and McKelvey. Women’s Society of Pomeroy Baptist Church met led by Mrs Skinner and Mrs Foster.
Huntington beat Huntington 5 to 3 in a midweek Am erican Legion Tournament game at the high school athletic field.
Wesley Deem was arrested Tuesday night at a Bashan dance and fined $100 plus costs in the court of Squire H. H. Mees. He was committed to the county jail pending payment.
The K of P Band will open its first concert at the Athens State Hospital grounds on July Fourth at 9 a.m. The band will also perform at the Fairgrounds all day and into the evening, with a rehearsal scheduled at the lodge hall Friday night.
A jury in Athens County Common Pleas Court found in favor of George W Bateman Nelsonville chief of police in a damages suit filed by James Eden Columbus. Eden sought 10377 for alleged false imprisonment suffered after a November 1931 arrest for drunken driving ended in acquittal.
In Nome Alaska on June 22 air and ship pilots paused plans to resume the search for James Mattern the around the world flyer who is missing in the Arctic due to bad weather threatening the effort esperan weather clears to continue the hunt involving air and naval craft.
Four persons underwent operations at Sheltering Arms Hospital yesterday and last night. Mrs Edna L Junod of 5 North Congress Street had another serious operation yesterday. Mrs Harriett Miller of Mary Street received surgical attention for a fractured hip. Mrs Lawrence Herron of 155 Morris Avenue had an appendix operation. Norma Gear aged nine of Glouster had her tonsils removed and went home today.
On The Garden Road a crash involving Harry Lohr and Charlies Creasey near F. Slusher’s home left Jimmie Buck four years old severely cut by windshield debris. He was transported to Athens for surgical treatment. Passengers in the other car were uninjured.
New York stocks saw profit taking at the session start, then recovered to rise by day’s end. Bethlehem Steel reached a yearly high near 374½, while Steel Common hovered around 57½ from an earlier 58½ peak. Leading industrials rails and utilities posted modest gains as oils hit fresh highs and silver issues climbed with the metal.
New York June 22 Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index for 30 basic commodities climbs to 93.32 for the United Press 1930 1982 Average with gains from yesterday 93.22 and week 92.06. The data set includes monthly 87.46 and yearly 72.93 figures, reflecting a record high in June.
A historical list shows varied trading moves with multiple sectors cited. Key players include Allied Chemical, Coca Cola, Union Pacific, General Electric, DuPont, Goodyear, Chrysler, and Goodyear in a snapshot of industrial stocks. Utilities and copper mining names appear alongside steel and oil refiners signaling broad market activity with notable percentages.
Three men Raymond Adams Howard Adams and Steve Jerko were arraigned in Athens County Common Pleas Court on riotous assembly attempting to provoke breach of peace and assault following an attack on Charlies Thomas and his son Robert after a miners meeting at Hunterdon. They pleaded not guilty and each posted a 500 bond. Deputy Karl Gardner arrested them Wednesday night after information from Prosecutor John W Jiplin following a conference with Charlies elder.
NEW MARSHFIELD reports a benefit social will be held in the Withers Building on Saturday night June 24 to support the Christian Church. Local attendees are invited to attend this community fundraiser.
Baltimore market listing shows fresh eggs near 12 13c per dozen. Live poultry includes young colored chickens 18 21c, old heavy 13c, leghorns 19 111c. Ducks list white pekins 10 12c, muscovy 10 14c, puddle 9 itc.
Butter packing stock No 2 at 15 cents No 3 at 13 cents butter fat delivered 18 cents Eyes Steady cases included extra firsts 14 1 2 cents seconds price ungraded near by 1 cent per unit
Butter nearby tubs at 24c per pound with 89 score 22c and 88 score 224c. Eggs current receipts firsts Li sc fresh extras 13c. Nearby hennery whites 144 15c. Poultry prices list colored hens 11 12c leghorns 9 10c chicks and broilers with varied cents per pound, turkeys old toms 7c, young hens 13 15c, fresh killed full dressed hens 35c.
Butter market remains steady with extras 96 percent and standards at 26 cents. Faucs market also firm with extras 1440 and current receipts 12 cents. Poultry market unchanged. heavy fowl 12 cents, medium fowl 10 12 cents, leghorn fowl 8 10 cents, heavy broilers 17 20 cents, leghorn broilers 13 14 cents, ducks 10 cents, old roosters noted. Potatoes report shows no receipts.
The market notes firm butter pricing with small variations. Receipts include 15,869 cases of extra firsts at 13 cents and 12 12 cents for firsts, while current receipts rise 11 percent. Butter market remains steady with various grade pricing and weighted averages for extras and firsts.
The listing shows varied produce prices including beans cabbage lettuce onions peas and potatoes with vendors Mead Columbus Ohio and Colorado Michigan Texas and Mississippi as sources. Notable items include strawberries rhubarb tomatoes and radishes with price ranges and pack sizes across several markets.
Hog receipts 1500 with market mostly 166 lower. Weight 170 to 270 lbs bring 4.75 and 4.00. 100 to 130 lbs at 3.50 to 4.74. packing sows 3.50 down. Cattle receipts 15. steady market. good steers 5.45 to 4.40. good heifers 5.05 to 5.90. calves 10. steady with vealers 4.75 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 500. better grade lambs 7.50 to 8.00. good yearlings 5.50 down. good aged wethers 2.50 to 2.75.
Hog receipts 4000 with 285 direct and through, 163 heldover. Open slow, later trade active, generally steady. Hogs 180-300 lbs $4.65, 160-1860 lbs $4.15-4.40, 130-150 lbs $3.25-3.90, sows $3.25-3.50. Cattle receipts 850. calves 350 slow, steers/heifers steady, beet cows $2.50-3.50, cutters $1.26-2.25, bulls $3.50, vealers $4.50-5.25. Sheep 2500. good to choice lambs scarce, ewes/wethers $7.50-8.00, 75 lb lambs strong, plainer $5-6.50, bucks $5.50-6.60, shorn yearlings $3.50, fat aged ewes around $1.
Prices were firm in the Boston wool market with Ohio Delaine fine combing wool at 30 to 31 cents per pound grease and three eighth combing at a minimum of 33 cents. Best carpet wools steady at 20 cents, Mohair supply small with fair demand, and Original bag Texas adult hair quoted at 20 to 25 cents per pound.
Readable lines show grain prices for Wheat Corn Rye and No 1 red No 2 yellow No 2 white and No 3 white with varied percentages and figures. Cash bids for seed grasses include alfalfa and clover with totals for Oct Aug and prices for butter eggs and hay Timothy timothy hay at 70 cents per hundredweight.
A partial listing shows noon prices for Rab 3s Lib 1st 4K Lib 4th Treas 3% Treas 4% and other series with figures around 102 to 110, plus March June and 3% notes. Details include varying discounts and yields, reflecting a fluctuating fixed income market.
June 22 report from Chauncey details Ivan Din levy of Jacksonville and Frank Hare vey of Logan sustaining fractures in the left foot when coal fell at Poston Mine No 6 in Millfield. Both workers are injured.
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