Reds Await First Game In Messenger Classified Ads
The page presents early 20th century classified notices from The Messenger. It includes notices about the Reds awaiting their first game and advertising for bulk garden seeds and electric lamps. The Ohio Athens County sheriff sale lists Charles H. Draper as receiver of The Coolville National Bank with case details in Coolville Ohio.
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REDS
State of
Ohio
Athens County
Charles H. Draper
Coolville National Bank
Coolville
Bush Sees Reds Open Season In Practice Clash
Manager Donie Bush plans Cincinnati Reds first practice game of the season in Tampa as prep for Philadelphia Athletics series. Otto Bluege at third base may see more action if hitting improves. Plummer eyeing fifth outfield spot. Meanwhile in Los Angeles Earl Webb joins Tigers after money trouble and Chicago Cubs face Giants in spring exhibition.
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Tampa
Fla
Donie Bush
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Athletics
Otto Bluege
Joe Morrissey
Clarence Blair
George Grantham
Irving Plummer
Husky
Bush
Plummer
Poultry Price List Includes Chickens Turkeys and Guineas
Egggs Nearby offers fresh poultry with live chickens priced 12¢ per pound for old heavy, 14 16c for young colored, leghorns 10c, guineas 49, smaller 30 35c. Turkeys show young hens 19 20c and gobbiers 15' 16c.
Butter and Poultry Prices Across Ohio and Nearby States
Market notes report butter and eggs prices with extras and standards. Poultry prices listed for hens, leghorns, springers, ducks, geese, and turkeys with varied weights and grades across Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Market conditions described as weak for butter and eggs, steady for poultry.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Pennsylvania
Egg and Butter Markets See Unsettled Prices and Mixed Receipts
Market report shows eggs with unsettled prices and mixed receipts of 30 332 cases. Extra firsts 12 12c and 11 12c. current receipts 10 4 10% dirties 9% 4c. Butter market remains unsettled with price dips and receipts of 7 822 tubs. Special and extra firsts quoted 16c. standards cited as itr.
Pittsburg Livestock Hogs and Cattle Markets
Live Stock reports from Pittsburgh show hogs with receipts around 1090 and a slow market. Hogs range from 170 to 240 pounds with prices near 4.00 to 4.25. packing sows around 3.75 to 3.25. Cattle receipts at 15c and market steady with medium good steers about 4.25 to 4.50, cows 2.65 to 3.50. calves around 6.50 to 7.50 for better dealers.
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Seady
Parkerburg Livestock Market Report March 11 Prices
Hogs receipts 2200 head steady to higher bids 130 to 160 lb hogs 3.75 to 4.20, 160 to 180 lb 4.20 to 4.10, 260 to 275 lb around 4.04, sows 2.50 to 2.75. Cattle receipts 300 head calves 100, vealers weak to 50 cents lower, steers and heifers mostly 4.00 to 5.60, fat cows 2.50 to 3.50, cutters 1.50 to 2.25. Sheep receipts 500 head steady, lambs 5.25 to 6.00, wooled ewes 2.50 to 5.00. Parkersburg stock report dated March 11 shows overall activity with price ranges across classes.
Pirates Face Tough Path to National League Pennant
New York March 14 National League managers say the Pittsburgh Pirates are the team to beat for the pennant, boosted by Freddie Lindstrom in the outfield and a strengthened lineup. veterans Wagner Traynor and a young pitching staff could push Pittsburgh to win the league if luck favors them.
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New York
Pirates
Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Bucs
National Indoor Tennis Championship Third Round Feats
Francis X Shields meets John H Pittman and George M Lott Jr faces Herbert L Bowman in third round singles at New York today. Eight seeds advance as doubles begin with 10 matches, Shields blasting Frank Bowden with 27 aces.
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New York
U.P
Francis X. Shields
John H. Pittman
New York Today
Nis
George M Lott, Jr
Chicago
Herbert L. Bowman
Frank Bowden
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Lott
Sidney Wood
Berkeley Beil
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
Eugene MecCaulift
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported Amid Market Slowdown
Prices for cattle ranged from $3.25 to $4.60 for common to medium cows and veals priced up to $6.60. Bulls sold $2.20 to $3.10, hogs at $3.50 to $3.75, shoats $3.02 to $3.27, pigs $2.40 to $3.25, and lambs $1.90 to $4.05. Old sheep brought about $2.50, with warm weather and lower mutton prices contributing to a slower market.
Hack Wilson Signs Dodgers Contract In Comeback
Hack Wilson, famed Brooklyn Dodgers outfielder, ended his holdout by signing a one year deal worth 10000 dollars. The veteran slugger, once National League home run king, lost weight to 200 pounds during training and had threatened to quit camp over salary.
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San Antonio
Tex
U.P
Earl Webb
Detroit
Pleasant Hill
Tenn
Bucky Harris
Dodgers
National League
Hack
Shannon appointed head football coach at Transylvania
James Shannon formerly of the University of Chattanooga has been named head football coach at Transylvania College in Lexington. President Arthur Braden announced the appointment last night, succeeding Jack Winn who left Transylvania after serving as head coach following stints at Princeton and the University of Kentucky.
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Lexington
U.P
James Shannon
University of Chattanooga
Transylvania College
Arthur Braden
Shannon
Jack Winn Winn
Transylvania
Alleghenies
Winn
Princeton
University of Kentucky
Rookie Albert Smith Impresses Giants at Spring Camp
Al Smith, not the famed slugger, arrives in Los Angeles as a rookie pitcher for the New York Giants. A southpaw with a fast ball and screw ball, he went 17 9 last season with 142 strikeouts in 200 innings. Manager Bill Terry expects him to be among the nine pitchers.
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Freddie Lindstrom
Giants
Lindstrom
Bull Vory Lindstrom
Terry
McGraw
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Lloyd
Soo
Bie
Honus
Honus Wagner
Meine
Steve Swetonic
Swetonic
Gabby Street
Pirate
Swift
Larry French
French
Chagnon
Bill Harrie
Waite Hoyt
Ray Kremer
Otis
Doc Crandall
Fox
Giant
Grace
Finney
Padden
al Smith
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Smith
Albert Smith
Bill Terry
Winston-Salem
N. C
Pairings for Tourney Open as Ohio Schools Prep for Finals
Columbus March 14. Basketball practice at 16 Ohio high schools builds excitement as state scholastic championships near. Class A pairings include Mari etta vs Bellevue and Toledo Scott vs Columbus East with East favored. Class B features Coventry vs Henrietta and Celina Catholic vs Strasburg.
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Columbus
U.P
Mohawks Take Third in Gold Medal Tourney at Coolville
In March 2011 the Athens Mohawks finished third in the Gold Medal Tournament at Coolville. They beat Parkersburg West Virginia in round one, edged Tuppers Plain a in round two, then lost to Company IL of Parkersburg in round three. Robert Winning earned all tournament honors and Thomas Winning made second team. Virgil Croat and Green tied for most points in one game with 18. Coalville won the independent tournament, with Company 1 Parkersburg runner-up.
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Lydia M. Hayes
Athens
Ohio
Sittate
Troy
Said
Towit
Ohio Company
Carthage Township
Athens County
Toewit
John Dunlavey
Eliza Dunlavey
David Dunlavey
Eleanor B. Dunlavey
Ww. C. Warren
William C. Warren
Carthage
Mt Stratton Bheriff
Worstell
Thomas Winning
Virgil Croat
Green
Coalville
Company 1
Parkersburg
Amesville
Miami University Names Eight Varsity Letter Winners
Oxford March 14.4 U.P. Varsity letters have been awarded to eight members of Miami University's 1933 basketball team. The following players are honored in the latest announcement of athletic recognitions.
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Oxford
U.P
Miami University
Fragmented Schedule Fragments Across Cities
A list of scattered dates and city names appears with May and June entries for Marshall Ohio Weston Cincinnati and other locations. The OCR shows multiple mispellings and incomplete entries creating an unclear schedule without a cohesive event or year.
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Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Ohio Weeteyan
Cincinnati
Racine Tornadoes Dominate District Class B Title Run
Racine high school’s Tornadoes, coached by Charlies Hayman, posted a 23-1 season record, scoring 1000 points in 24 games while allowing 433. Bergie led with 206 points as the team routed 17 opponents and dropped only one game, a 24-22 sectional final loss to New Reston.
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Racine High School
Racine
Athens
Charlies Hayman
Otterbein
Hayman
Rutland
Tornadoes
Middleport
New
Reston
Teli
Bergie
Officials Earn Praise For District Basketball Tournament Work
The writer praises referees Russ Finater waid Harry Schwab and Bill Lange for outstanding work during the district meet. After 19 games in just over two days the trio maintained accuracy from early rounds to the finals, drawing broad admiration from spectators.
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Russ Finaterwaid
Harry Schwab
Bill Lange
Athens Country Club Cuts Dues and Waives Entrance Fee
Directors cut annual dues to 40 dollars payable semi annually and suspended the 100 dollar entrance fee indefinitely. New members pay only dues for the first half of the year from January 1 to July 1. Reinstatement for former members under same terms as new members.
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Athens Country Club
Duce
Letters Received Highlight Local Managers and Officials
The document lists letters from Robert Dexter of Lima James Woodburn of Norwood John Rolfes and Ralph Kirk of Springfield Warren Ott of Massillon Frank Vernotty of Akron Walter Alston of Oxford and Lee Mosstellar of West Chester Robert Motter of Lima received a manager's award.
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Robert Dexter
Lima
James Woodburn
Norwood
John Rolfes
Ralph Kirk
Springfield
Warren Ott
Massillon
Frank Vernotty
Akron
Walter Alston
Oxford
Lee Mosstellar
West Chester
Robert Motter
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Hone
Jeaneville
Tunilier Yan
Mor'gages Ferrow
Punera
Insistent, New
Lin- Mate Automobile Mutual
DB Robinson
Particu
F. Thompine
Bink Bug
Condi
Brne’s
Beasley
Fand Offers
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Fern St
Dia
L. Williams
Gulf Gas
Gil Top Morrison Brown Hill
Sunrise
Dial
Acme Dry Cleaners
W. A. Cameron
Herbert Kelley
Mill Street
Ana
Cal
C. A. Graham
Ben PF Bolin
Franklin Ave
North Congress St
Durham
A. EB
Algeo
Dale Hart
R. D
Zell Bean
R. Z
Vernon Canny
Messenger Building
The
Athens Lumber Co
Pomeroy
W. R Martin
Selby
Athens Cash Feed Store
N. Court Street
Poston No. 6
W. Va
Bardin Brothers
Chauncey
Harvey Cone
Higgins
Poston's
Luhrig
Fred Landis
G. C. Sutton
Canaonville
Wheaton Hardware Co
Swanson
W. A Britton
Majestic Radio
Jones Novelty
S. Court & Myers
Athens Implement Co
Carpenter St
Jones Novelty Store
S. Court St
Malta
Carpenter Hardware Co
Cox Brothers
Union Street
Dis
Kerrs
Johnson's
Johnson
GieCeoar
KERR
Carpenter
Mildred Douglas
Pratts Fork
R. I
Darwin
Richland Ave
HH. A
Pinkerton
Foster Place
al Foster Dr
Sele
Buck & Burk
State Street
Person Realty Co
Mulligan Ave
Aaron Simmons
Hudson Ave
Cameron Bros. Majestic Theater
Nelsonville
Whitmore’s
Fred R. Beasley
DODGE
Linscott's
Sayre
Ira Whitmore
Carpenter Hardware
Cable Company
Ory Mohler
Dick Merriwell
University of Southern California
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago Cubs
Woody English
Gene Lillard
Angels
Frank Demaree
Cubs
Thomas
Ballou
Intekoefer
Buxton
Cronin
Wilson
Tinning
Hermann
Z. Taylor
H. Hartnett
L.P
Chicaso Cubs
Wrigley Field
Burleigh Grimes
Reg Henshaw
Charley Grimm
Hal Schumacher
Baltimore Produce
Cleveland Produce
Pittsburgh Livestock
Cincinnate Livestock
Bues
By Bill Bralcher
NEA Service
Piet Traynor
Floyd Vaughan
Tony Piet
Vaughan
Piet
Gibson
Gus Suber
Gibby
Gus
Hack Wilson
Dodger
Miami, Fla
U.R
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ralph Tratsorth
Columbus East
East
Toledo Scott
Marietta
Bellevue
Dover
Akron West
Thehampionship
Celina Catholic
Lancaster St. Marve
Macinn
Ney
Mitch
Aus
Oprronent Cadmus
Harrisonville
Tuppers Plains
Chester
Hamden Rm Buster
Narrisonville
Stewart
Haunces
Katland
Am Wwatertow
Middleport & Waterton
Kidwell
New Boston
the Plains St Flouster
Junction City
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