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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
9
Hot Springs Arkansas March 16 Weather permitting the Red Sox were set to start their Pittsburgh series today Manager Ed Reed publicly challenged the young pitchers signaling it is time they prove their place in big league play The squad faced a tough test against the Pirates in the upcoming series.
In Columbus Georgia on March 16 Rudolph pitched against Braves regulars earning a 5 to 4 victory. This marked his first real workout of the season as he faced the club’s lineup.
The Athletics exploded for 18 runs against Camp Pike in Lake Charles yesterday. Five doubles three triples and a homer powered the offensive outburst and sealed the lopsided victory.
Birmingham report says manager Cra vath divides the Phillies into two regular outfits. One side fields until the other has 27 put outs, providing nine innings of continuous practice for the players.
Ben Kelly of San Francisco pitched three scoreless innings and allowed one hit as the youngsters defeated the Giants Regulars 6 to 2. Kelly, brother of George Kelly, who followed Hal Chase as regular first baseman, contributed a decisive double.
Bertile Neis, a recruit outfielder for the Dodgers, has won a regular berth and was moved to the second spot in the batting order by Manager Robinson. The team defeated the recruits 7 to 4 in Jacksonville Florida.
In Waco Texas the White Sox began real practice with many recruits and several veterans. Dickert pitched well in early bullpen sessions while manager Gleason prepared infielders to report in the coming days.
Chicago Cubs camp reports Buck may start the season as doctors postpone Herzog surgery. Merkle shows improvement from injuries as the club wins a benefit game versus Los Angeles with mostly recruits.
Earl Caddock, ex-wrestling champion, was to receive X ray imaging on his shoulder today after a brutal finish in New York last night. Strangler Lewis pinned him with a hip lock just as the bout ended, costing Caddock a rematch with Joe Stecher. Earlier, Jim Londos defeated Salvadore Chevalier in 36 minutes and 22 seconds with a body scissors and double wrist lock.
Preparations are complete for a charity game between Varsity and the Alumni at the armory. Tipoff is 7 16 with Varsity rested for a week. Ticket prices are 26 cents for high school students and 60 cents for townspeople.
Prices for butter milk eggs and live poultry in Cincinnati market. Butter and milk quoted with several grades and pack numbers. Eggs show price declines for fresh gathered extra firsts and other grades. Live poultry lists weights and prices for fowls, springers, roosters.
Live cattle and hogs at Union Stockyards Illinois show steady demand with prices across grades. Beef, butchers, packers, and stockers move at varied bids, while sheep receipts reach about 11 000 with a steady market and wool prices around 14 dollars.
Cattle receipts remain fair with bid ranges around 14.00 to 14.50 for choice cattle and primes up to 19.00. Sheep and lamb receipts show firm to strong demand with prime wethers near 17.50 and yearling lambs around 18.00. Hogs receipts mix, market trending lower with primes near 15.96 and mediums around 16. Prices and terms reflect a fluctuating market across cattle sheep and hogs.
Cattle receipts 760 with market steers at 11.50 to 11.00. calves steady up to 19.50. Hogs receipts 2200 steady with good to choice at 260 to 500. Sheep 1100 steady with good to choice at 10.00 to 11. Lembs listed steady at 18.00 to 18.75.
Butter Extra 68c stand 68c firsts 57c 68c seconds 42c dairy tub 35c Eggs ordinaries 42c firsts 42c Cranene a wae 25% Young American 40% Live Poultry 41c.
Toledo Ohio March 16 close list shows corn No 8 cash 1.62 oats No 2 cash 0.90 to 0.98 barley No 2 cash 1.87 clover seed $34.20 April $38.25 timothy 6 price, butter 78 cents, eggs 46 cents.
The bulletin lists water levels at Point Bridge 14.7 feet falling, Herr's Island 16.4 feet falling, Davis Island 14.9 feet falling, Beaver Dam 24.5 feet falling, Parkersburg 34.9 feet stationary, and Point Pleasant 39.8 feet stationary.
In a deal concluded Monday C O Moore purchased the F sted man residence at State and College streets for a private sale. The purchaser plans to conceal his new property. The Williamson family occupies the property, noted as one of Athens attractive places.
Analysts note that silence can reflect confidence and control or indicate unfamiliarity and avoidance. Experts caution against assuming intent, urging observers to read context, body language, and prior patterns to interpret quiet moments.
Republican leaders in the senate plan to seek an agreement to vote on the treaty ratification on Thursday. They also plan to call the Knox resolution declaring peace if the treaty fails and said they have more than enough votes to pass it.
Gustave Bauer, former German chancellor, is quoted declaring the Von Kapp group’s ultimatum upon seizing power in Berlin. The note claims the ultimatum violates peace treaty provisions, blocks army demobilization, and forbids further destruction of war material, per a Stuttgart dispatch via Neue Zurcher Zeitung.
Ordinance 542 directs a public service sale and transfer authorized by law. The measure includes approval by a legally empowered board or officer and specifies the sale process and timing. It notes passage on March 16 1920 and references related statutory dates and terms.
A legal notice indicates a party has filed a case in the appropriate court. The document names the involved party Sihante Co and cites the location as Nortel Virginus with related attorney references. Further action and deadlines are not clearly stated in the readable text.
Public sale of parcel in Township Cantan Town 6 in Athens Ohio, lot 12, section 12, near county road east of rain. Property described as 16 acres more or less, conveyed by deed to the Wyatt family, appraised at $1600, cash in hand at sale. Administrator Frederick C deceased estate.
Night shift clerks in restaurants report being asked to listen to patrons woes that previously went to bartenders. The change reflects evolving workplace expectations as staff take on more personal conversation duties.
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