Yankees Rally In Second Game Of World Series
The New York Yankees, aiming to sweep the 1928 World Series, faced the St. Louis Cardinals at Yankee Stadium. George Pipgras started as pitcher, with Cleveland Alexander opposing. In the first inning, Ruth and Gehrig produced a two base hit and three more runs, followed by Meusel and Bengough driving in runs as the Yanks batted around.
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President Bryan
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Miller Huggins
George Pipgras
Cleveland Alexander
Bill McKechnie
Gehrig Homer Joins Yankees Late Rally
New York scorers Durst and Ruth reached on walks, Gehrig followed with a homer into the right field bleachers. Meusel struck out, Lazzeri grounded out, and the inning ended with three runs on two hits and no errors.
Cardinals Rally Plays by Harper and Maranville
Harper walked on ball four, Wilson doubled to score Harper, Maranville added a run with a single and an error by Lazzeri led to two more scores. Douthit forced a run and Koenig pitched to Lazzeri. Durst and Koenig contributed later with a single and a fly out.
Cardinals Rally Inning Stifled By Yankees Defense
Frisch stole second on the first pitch as Koenig misplayed Bengoughs throw. Bottomley struck out, Hafey faced pressure, and Ruth singled to right center before a misplayed ball kept the scoreless frame. No runs, one hit, no errors for the Yankees.
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Cardinals
Frisch
Lazzeri
Bottomley
Koenig
Bengough
Hafey
Pip
Frank
Gehrig
Yankees Beat Cardinals In Cautionary Baseball At Bat
Paschall moved to center for the Yankees as Wilson came up and went out. Pip fielded a grounder with his bare hand, then Maranville reached on Koenig’s error. Douthit fouled out. No runs no hits one error. Ruth doubled to deep center and limped to the bag. Gehrig flied out with Ruth on second. Meusel and Lazzeri also went out. No runs one hit. No errors.
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Gehrig
Meusel
Ruth
Lazzeri
Robertson
Bengough
Clarence Mitchell
Southpaw
Alexander
Pip Gras
Pip
Paschal
Durst
Cardinals
Harper
Wilson
Maranville
Douthit
Koenng
Yankees
Bottomley
Pipgras
Koenig
Frisch
Paschall
Mitchell
Hafey
Cardinals and Yankees Play By Play At Messenger Press Hour
Play describes Robertson and Frisch in a tense exchange with Frisch struck out at bat. Bottomley and Bengough also fail to score as no runs, hits, or errors occur. The game remains in progress at press time with slow play noted.
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Cardinals
Robertson
Gehrig
Frisch
Bottomley
Yankees
Bengough
Progras
Pip
Maranville
Messenger Press Hour
Judges Not Eligible For National Guard
Ohio judges of the Courts of Appeals cannot hold active Ohio National Guard officer status. The attorney general ruled that ineligibility does not bar an officer from running for judge, and election would allow re signing from the Guard to qualify as judge.
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Columbus
U.P
Courts of Appeals
Ohio National Guard
Turner
Frank D. Henderson
National Guard
Democrats consider Poston as candidate for 10th district
Columbus Oct 5 The Democratic Committee of the Tenth District debated designating Charles E Poston of Nelsonville as the party nominee to fill the vacancy created by L J Eberles withdrawal The secretary of state was to rule today on whether Postons name could appear on the ballot given the late committee action.
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Columbus
U.rp
Democratic Committee
Tenth Congressional District
Congress
L. J. Eberle
Brown
Charles E. Poston
Nelsonville
Poston
Teams Batter ies St Louis Alexander and Wilson
New York Pipgras and Bengough faced St Louis as battering teams in a lively game cited by the era's box score. The pairing of Pipgras and Bengough for New York contrasted with Alexander and Wilson for St Louis in a notable lineup.
Crash near Henry farm injures two women
A car driven by John Brill of Bartlett left the Athens Amesville road near the Henry farm when a broken wheel caused it to overturn trapping three inside. Brill uninjured while his wife and Mrs John McPeek were taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital Athens for treatment and later to Mrs Spear's home in Guysville. An investigation found a broken wheel and possible steering gear issue.
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John Brill
Bartlett
Henry Farm
Athens
Amesville
Brill
John McPeek
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Educators Speak at Athens County Teachers Institute
John L. Clifton and George M. Morris addressed the Athens County Teachers Institute at the Presbyterian Church this morning. Clifton spoke on Learning Processes and issues facing Ohio teachers, while Morris discussed Standardization in elementary and high schools. Delegates for the Ohio Teachers Association southeast district meeting in Portsmouth were to be chosen today.
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John L. Clifton
George M. Morris
Ohio Department of Education
Athens County
Teachers’ Institute
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
National Congress of Teachers and Parents
Athens
Clifton
Mr. Morris
Morris
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Portsmouth
Well Digging at Ohio University Authorized in 1808
The university trustees authorized digging and walling a well near the old Academy building on June 10 1808 with the aim to clear the college green and preserve trees. On May 16 1810 a $43 appropriation was made to pay for the well.
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Ohio University
T. N. Hoover
Hoover
Academy
George Beban Dies After Horse Accident in Hollywood
Hollywood star George Beban died in a hospital in Hollywood California from injuries after being thrown from a horse Sunday. He was 58. The actor had long been a leading figure in stage and screen.
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Cal
U.P
George Beban
Yankees and Cardinals clash in decisive World Series tilt
The Yankees, led by Babe Ruth despite knee trouble, face the Cardinals at Yankee Stadium after a 4 1 defeat. Alexander may start for St Louis while Pipgras or Zachary loom for New York, with betting at 7 to 5 favoring the Yankees as tickets briskly trade in a city craving a win.
House panel rejects probe into religious issue in campaign
The House Campaign Funds Committee voted 3 to 1 against Rep. Black s move to investigate the use of religion in the presidential campaign and the activities of Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant U S attorney general.
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Washington
House Campaign Funds Committee
Representative Black
New York
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U. S
Williams Held In Athens Jail After First Degree Murder Charge
Marshal Henry Williams of Glouster is jailed in Athens on a first degree murder charge filed by Mrs. A B Veither. The arrest followed a shooting at noon Wednesday when Williams tried to arrest C E Hooks. Williams resigned as marshal for 30 days during the investigation. William Fischer was appointed to serve.
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Glouster
Henry Williams
C. E. Hooks
Athens
A. 8
Veither
Columbus
Hooks
Williams
Darling
Herb Parker
Gormley
William Fischer
Marshal Fischer
Fred Heck
Guy Crawford
Nick Hartley
Delegates Begin To Leave Today At State PTA Meet
Delegates to the P T A convention in Ewing Hall depart for home after a morning of sessions presided by state president Mrs. C E Kendel. Rain caused stress as final reports were delivered and invitations extended for a 1928 convention.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Ewing Hall
C. E. Kendel
Berry
Western railroads stall in wage dispute talks
Chicago October 5. Representatives for the carriers told the Railroad Mediation Board chaired by President Coolidge that Western railroads face an impasse with their employees over wages. Kenneth Burgess attorney for the carriers described the deadlock.
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Chicago
U.R
Western Railroads
Kenneth Burgess
Coolidge
Railroad Mediation Board
Logan Gas Co Fights Rate Increase Across 33 Towns
Logan Gas Company vows to contest proposed higher rates in 33 cities and towns after a formal denial of a statement by City Manager Hopkins. Commission plans a tentative property valuation, with 80 days for protests and a 20 day window after valuation to fix rates. Athens and Chauncey in Athens County are among protesting communities.
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Columbus
U.R
Logan Gas Company
W. R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Raymond Cross
Hopkins
Cross
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Athens
Chaunteey
Auto Destroyed As Garage Burns In Richland Ave Fire
A morning fire at 2:45 damaged the garage of R. B. Burson on Richland Avenue, ruining $150 of woodwork and destroying an Oldsmobile Sport coup purchased by A. C. Schwarz two months earlier. Five chemical cans fought the blaze before a bucket brigade, with firemen L. N. Danes and C. J. Ailstock, preventing gasoline tank explosions. Insurance papers for Schwarz were charred. Burson’s garage was insured for $200.
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R. B. Burson
Richland Avenue
A. C. Schwarz
Schwarz
McFarland Motor Company
Burson
L. N. Danes
C. J. Ailstock
Court to Act in Ambulance Chasing Probe
The State Supreme Court will hear evidence from the Cleveland Bar Association on its request to appoint a master commissioner to investigate charges of ambulance chasing by lawyers in Cuyahoga County. Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall announced the decision.
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Columbus
U.R
State Supreme Court
Cleveland Bar Association
Cuyahoga County
Carrington T. Marshall
Davey Attacks Cooper Over Campaign Spending
Martin L. Davey, Democratic governor candidate, attacked Republican nominee Myers Y. Cooper for saying he will not engage in mudslinging. Davey accused Cooper of evading the real issue and pointed to alleged spending of 250000 dollars to win the nomination and 250000 more to win the election.
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Columbus
U.P
Myers Y. Cooper
Martin L. Davey
PTA GLOSES 1928 Convention Proceedings At Athens Ohio
The State Parent-Teacher Association convention heard reports and adopted resolutions during morning sessions. Officers for the coming year were elected and a new recording secretary was named. Delegates totaled 484 with 205 visiting delegates and 24 board members.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Faculty Women's Club
Ohio University
Nol
Athens
Northwest
Robert Goslin
Mary Bailey
Cincinnati
C. E. Kendell
Cleveland
J. K. McClelland
Warren
Dean Waddell
Greenfield
Tracy la Cost
Genoa
Mias Olive Campbell
Toledo
C. W. Booth
Gallipolis
Hamilton Shaffer
Dayton
W. 8. Eberle
Marietta
J. W. Davis
Radnor
Central
Earl Eakin
New Concord
Eastern
C. C. Bird
Southeastern
Elise Cleverdon
Ross Jordan
Rocky River
Columbus
Springfield
Large Vote Expected To Benefit Cooper
Heavy registration reported across the state was seen as aiding Republican governor candidate Myers Y. Cooper. Harry D. Silver, campaign manager, said November turnout could be 25 percent higher than any prior election.
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Columbus
U.P
Myers Y. Cooper
Harry D. Silver
Silver
Past Patrons to Honor Guests at Eastern Star Meeting
Past Patrons and Past Matrons of the Order of Eastern Star will be honor guests at the meeting in the Masonic Temple at 7 30 Monday evening. Initiation will take place and a lunch will follow the lodge work.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Education for Children Topic at Ohio Parent-Teacher Convention
Dr EB Bryan, president of Ohio University, told delegates at the Ohio Parent-Teacher Convention banquet that self-discovery, self-development, and self-expression are inalienable rights for every child. He argued inheritance and environment shape a child and stressed the aim to guide the child from dependence to independence. The speaker said the biggest discovery is the self, achieved by discovering others.
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Bryan
Ohio University
Ohio
Dr. Bryan
Growth of PTA membership in Ohio over eleven years
Mrs. William Miller of Dresden, historian of the PTA, reports Ohio had 360 paid members in 1927 and now has 74 490. Founders Day gifts grew from 7 50 to 1 000 in 1928. Miller notes educators shifted from reserve to active support, claiming schools without PTAs are now seen as antiquated.
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Ohio
William Miller
Dresden
Association
Education open doors for children say educators
Dr Bryan praises public schooling as the best way for youth to discover and develop themselves. He argues every child has a right to express themselves in their own way, while parents must guide until maturity. Ohio State education director adds moral education themes. (Continued on page Ten)
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Bryan
Dr. Bryan
J. L
Ohio State
Educa
Clifton
Man Pleads Insanity in Chicago Slaying Case
Re-arraigned on murder charge, the defendant pleaded insanity in the killing of patrolman Anthony Wieczorek. Judge Walter McMahon presided as the case moved to plea in answer to the charge.
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Clevahland
Odt
I Jaworski
Trolman
Anthony Wieczorek
Walter McMahon
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