Kimberly Set to Face Floodwood Next Sunday at Kimberly Diamond
Kimberly will show support in the field and play Floodwood next Sunday on the Kimberly diamond, highlighting a local matchup.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
2
Scoreboard shows dramatic baseball results across leagues
Yesterday's games feature the Braves beating the Pirates 9 to 1 in 13 innings with a key run by the leadoff man. Fred Toney dominates the Cardinals as the Giants edge them 4 to 3. Cleveland raises its pennant after routing Washington 14 to 0 while Cobb powers Detroit to a 2 to 1 win over the Yankees. Muldren wildness helps the Red Sox top the White Sox 3 to 2. Wright Stone and Williams homer as Cubs defeat Phillies 19 to 8. Moore draws a walk to set up the Browns' 1 to 0 win over the Athletics. Johnston homers in Robins 4 to 0 win vs Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southworth
Braves
Pirates
Fred Toney
Cardinals
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Washington
Cobb
Detroit
Yanks
Muldren
Red Sox
White Sox
Wright Stone
Williams
Cubs
Phillies
Baseball scores from yesterday in AL and NL
Results show Cleveland defeated Washington 14 to 1, Detroit beat New York 2 to 1, Boston won 3 to 2 over Chicago, St. Louis beat Philadelphia 1 to 0, and in the NL Boston edged Pittsburg 1 to 0 in 13 innings while Brooklyn routed St. Louis 5 to 1 and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 19 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eevee
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Aere
New York
Louis Eteeeree
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
New
Toledo
Columbus
Paul
ABD
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Baseball Scores Across Cities with Rain Delays
The report lists scores from multiple games including Toledo 6 Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 1 Indianapolis 11 St Paul 2 and Columbus Kansas City with rain affecting play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus-Kansas City
Kimberley Sluggers Edge Sugar Creek 9–8 in Tight Win
The Kimberly Sluggers defeated Sugar Creek 9 to 8 in a close Sunday baseball game. Spectators, especially Kimberly women, enjoyed a lively matchup featuring strong pitching from both sides and a three bagger by Kimberly’s first baseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Kimberly
Sugar Creek
Horses Return to Favor as Automobiles Lose Edge
Columbus reports show revived use of horses and carriages amid economic downturn. Livery stables note rising demand for buggies, with one large stable reopening after 1915 closure. A Chicago packer shifts to horse teams for local deliveries, citing cost and suitability for short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dobbin
Turner Ridgeway
Chicago
Local residents visit. scattered Sunday and weekend calls
The Plains area reports numerous social calls with residents visiting relatives and friends in Albany Nelsonville Athens Murray City Buchtel and Chauncey. Couples families and individuals including Gabriel Barber Shafer Terrell Jellison McNabb Moore and Porter were mentioned among weekend visits and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gabriel Jr
Albany
Will Barber
Leslie Barber
Nelsonville
Jennie Finney
Athens
Arthur Burchfield
Poston
Ethel Cline
Murray City
Theatle Shafer
Harry Moore
Charles North
Sand Run
James Terrell
Arthur Coon
Lizzie Krivusti
Buchtel
Fio Terrell
Toledo
Brohard
Syx
Miss Watkins
Athena
Sam Jellison
Wilbur Michael
Glen Stephenson
Floyd Barker
Russell McHarg
Lancaster
Everett Moore
Chauncey
James McNabb
Don Gabriel
Alfred
Mateson
James Fergerson
Thelma Surgen
Lester Coon
Nelson
Darell Moore
Armitage
Abbie Porter
Vivian Moore
Evelyn
Lucy Surgeon
Local notes from Sharpsburg and surrounding towns
Community items report on corn planting in Sharpsburg R D 2 and nearby areas. Obituary notes James Ross of Bartlett, buried in Friends Cemetery at Southland. Various residents visit, travel, and church events. chicken thieves in Plantsville. autos travel state road. multiple local names and activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ross
Bartlett
Friends
Southland
Elmer’ Halbert
Canaanville
Henry Burns
Williamson
Circleville
Burns
Geo. Brooke
Maria Grimes
Athens
E. EB. Dille
Hary Glover
Chloe Harris
Floyd Grimes
Ella
Emily
Elsie Dille
Vern
Lenore
Strode
Lillian Bardin
Raymond Dille
Drea Edgerton
Floyd
Vinton Beard
Martha Thompson
Barrett
BE. C. Shirley
G. A. Harris
Rice Grimes
Amesville
Monard Harris
Columbus
Magnetic Springs
Frank White
Clarence Kern
Bethel Church
Altho
Plantsville
Vera
Peebles
Chesterhill
Illness and Local Activity Report from Huntley
Huntley notes Mrs Charles Secoy is very ill. Residents clean houses and several travel to Athens for treatment. Miss Hazel Burleigh helps Mrs Maggie Lowther. Delbert King works at Lostro Auto Sales in Athens. Holly and Delbert King stay home. Leona Shumway visits from Flora to help Susie Davis. Roads have seen recent work. Jacob King travels to Athens on business. Eugene Davis buys a car. Hary Smith and Garnett Colmer visit Edith Goldsberry. Chickens killed by foxes are reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Secoy
William Colmer
Davis
Alvira Grim
Athens
Hazel Burleigh
Maggie Lowther
Delbert King
Lostro Auto
Holly King
Delbert
Leona Shumway
Flora
Susie Davis
Jacob King
Eugene Davis
Hary Smith
Garnett Colmer
Edith Goldsberry
Harmony Hill News and Community Notes
Harmony Hill residents report social calls among neighbors including Mrs. R R Hueston and Mrs. David Livingston. Obituary notes Mrs. James Noland, funeral held at Antioch cemetery with sermon by Coolville minister. Local farming crews press corn planting amid rain delays and Alberta visit brings wheat crop optimism. A birthday gathering near William Wilcox’s home with Torch Ireland La Trobe Newberry Little Hack ing youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Hueston
David Livingston
Sharon Bent
Marion
Clarence
Little Hocking
T. J. Foster
James Noland
Antioch Cemetery
Coolville
G. K. Thorp
S. H. Noland
Charles Harris
Mary A. Foster
Milo
Alberta
Canada
Wilma Cornes
A. L. Cornes
M. W. Linscott
Athens
Torch
Ireland
Latrobe
Newberry
Little Hacking
William Wilcox
Delman
Maw
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Lentz
Mary Frances Lentz
Roy
the Security Savings Bank
Athens, Ohio
Moore
Browns
Athletics
Jimmy Johnston
Robins
Reds
Kuppenheimer
Kegpesh
Palm Beach
Panama
The
Scott Haney Co
Fale
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
Carpenter St
Sharpsburg R._D
Huntley Run
Harmony Hill
KAIIN
KAHN
McHenry & Sisler
Hamburg
Burkhardt
O. K
Pillsbury
Ideal
Gladstone
Union Grocery Co
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