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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1936

Page

9

Caruthersville Jonesboro clash ends with field brawl

In a Northeast Arkansas League playoff bid, Sheriff Houston Johnson allegedly charged the field during the Caruthersville versus Jonesboro game and struck umpire Tony McDonald, who later surrendered a concealed .38 pistol. McDonald, a deputy sheriff, is linked to potential St. Louis Cardinals duty.

Caruthersville Jonesboro Houston Johnson Tony McDonald McDonald Ford Frick St. Louis Cardinals Harry Bassler Johnny Lawson Little Goose Goslin Rowe Thornton Lee Cleveland Tigers Frank Chojnacki Dean B. Cromwell University of Southern California Fred Kelly

Perry looks likely to win U S tennis title at Forest Hills

The United States singles championship at Forest Hills September 3 12 is seen as a showdown with England's Fred Perry the world No 1. Analysts rate Perry ahead of Budge Allison and Grant with strong support from Riggs McDiarmid Hunt and Sutter while Helen Jacobs faces stiff competition from Marble Fabyan and Wills Moody in the women's event.

Jimmy Donahue New York United States Lawn Tennis Association Forest Hills England Fred Perry America Wilmer Allison Tilden Vines Yankees Don Budge Bitsy Grant Perry Budge Australia Grant John McDiarmid Seabright Joe Hunt Ernie Sutter Max Schmeling Helen Jacobs California Helen Wills Moody Miss Jacobs Alice Marble Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Miss Marble Mrs. Fabyan United States U. S N. Y

Clover Farms Sweep Weekend Wins Over Carbondale and Carbon Hill

Clover Farms beat Carbondale 13 to 1 and then edged Carbon Hill 5 to 3 in a weekend double. Highlights included D Nelson’s long throw turning a double play, Roscoe’s toss ending a rally, and Harrison’s unassisted double play. Blosser Carlton Hill and Coon led offense with timely triples and runs.

The Plains Clover Farms Carbondale Clover Farm Carbon Hill D. Nelson Snyder Roscoe Harrison Blosser Carlton Hill Coon Clover Farms Glouster Wilkesville Radcliff Carbon Hill AB H. Hilleary P. Devol W. Devol Wereraccoee Winnigman Dupler Woodruff Mwwers Clover “Farms AB R.H Bescoe Hawk C. Nelson A. Kestival Entwistie

Western Reserve Names Tank Coach Lee Semple

A.R. Lee Semple, captain of the 1932 Western Reserve University swimming team, has been named as tank coach at the school.

Cleveland A.R.- Lee Semple Western Reserve University Gay

Fitzsimmons Faces Davis In Last Tilt

The Chicago Cubs edge closer to the pennant race as Lonnie Warneke and Curt Davis duel with Freddy Fitzsimmons in a tight pivotal inning. Warneke earns his 13th win as the Cubs beat the Giants 1 to 0, dropping New York further in the standings while staying within a half game of St. Louis.

Chicago New York Giants Chicago Cubs Gabler Clyde Castleman Warneke Mt. Ida Ark Ace Ethan Allen Jim Ripple Phil Cavarretta Joe Moore Billy Herman Allen Frank Demaree Herman Bill Terry Stanley Hack Terry Giants Cubs NEW York Bahoa Moore Whitehead Ripple Ne Jackson E Mancuso Bartelloso Alesiie Mone Davis Castleman Allen Ula Cavaretta Demaree Ieee Nee Galan Vo Cosy Ene

Radcliff Wins Another 5 2 Over Hocking Giants

Radcliff secured a 5 to 2 victory over the Hocking Giants as Collins pitched six scoreless innings and then went the distance Sunday. Burroughs tied the game with a third inning homer, Leach led the colored opponents with three singles, and Radcliff prepares for Gallia County All Stars next Sunday at 2 30 p m. The Giants return Labor Day to Radcliff to try to even matters.

Radcliff Hocking Giants Capital City Monarchs Collins Burroughs Leach Gallia County Bidwell Wilkesville Chester The Plains Ab.r.h.e. OT Woodson Chapman Dorey Radcliff AB R.hle B. Radcliff W. Pouer Socecusese Hudwell Rt D PRG Ercccaese B. Reaches Ncw Richardson E. Radcliff W. Pauley D. Pauley

Logan Mentor Begins Drills

Logan High School football coach Tom Bender opens drills with two daily sessions at nine in the morning and four in the afternoon. He aims to assess players quickly and form a winning lineup by September 25 as the local season nears. He distributed uniforms today and started meetings with the squad and local contacts.

Logan Tom Bender Logan High School

Timber trade notes 800 known wood kinds

A report states about 800 kinds of wood are known to the timber trade, reflecting extensive diversity in timber classifications and sourcing within the industry.

Hollywood Universals Win Exhibition To Claim World Title

The Hollywood Universals defeated the McPherson Oilers 35 to 30 in New York in a slow exhibition rubber match. The win gives the Universals the right to claim world basketball supremacy after a series of three games. The article notes the Black Death of the 14th century killed about 67 000 000 people across Asia Europe and northern Africa.

New York U.P Hollywood Universals McPherson Kan Oilers Universals Asia Europe Africa

Venice Crew Riot as Washington Rides the Wave

Olympic champions from the University of Washington challenge Tony as he paddles on the Venice canal. The Huskies, led by Roger Morris and Bob Moch, berate Tony to raise his tempo while coach Al Aldrickson watches from the gondola chase.

Venice U.P Tony Chuck” Day University of Washington Roger Morris Bob Moch Washington Chuck al Aldrickson Morris Moch California Columbia Syracuse Day Berlin

Tony’s Canal Ride Tests Washington Oarsmen’s Stamina

In a two hour glide through the Grand Canal, Tony shows exceptional stamina while rivals Day and Moch recount Berlin antics. The Washington crew ends the journey at a hotel, noting Tony’s persistent drive and fatigue-free finish.

Day Grand Canal Moch Berlin Washington Tony Canal United Press

Major Leaders Trial by Jury in 1215 History

A note on the English people wresting the fundamental right to trial by jury from King John in 1215, marking a historic shift in legal liberty.

John

Bradbury Tigers win 6 to 1 at Kerrs Run

Bradbury's Tigers beat Kerrs Run 6 to 1 as L Hanning allowed two hits. Evans hit a homer for Bradbury, and C Moore homered for Kerrs Run. Next Sunday Bradbury hosts Nelsonville and Leon W Va for two fast games in a expected capacity crowd.

Bradbury Tigers Kerrs Run L. Hanning Kerrs C. Moore Evans Nelsonville Leon W. Va Bradbury Ab.puh.le W. Hanning J. Russell M. Russell Johnson Williams Hanning Yagrat Peeisiahionienien Ab.r.h.le

One-Room Schoolhouses Counted Among U S Buildings

A historic data snippet notes 241 428 school buildings in the United States with 129 180 identified as one room schoolhouses representing a large minority of the total.

United States

Yankees Chase Three Records In September Push

New York Yankees lead the American League by 16 1/2 games with 11 wins needed in 26 games. They threaten the AL margin record, aim to improve the major league home run mark, and expect to surpass the AL attendance record with nine remaining home games. They have 157 homers this year and seek 16 to tie and 17 to break 170. Attendance so far exceeds a million fans at Yankee Stadium, as the club aims for a new league mark with remaining games.

New York U.R New York Yankees Bronx Bombers Yankees Ruppert Rufles McCarthy Philadelphia Athletics Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium National Chicago Cubs

Football Rules To Be Studied In Ohio Meeting

Athletic directors coaches and players from Buckeye Conference Ohio Conference and Ohio High School Athletic Association will attend the 14th annual rules interpretation meeting in Columbus. Harry G Cutler will preside with leaders A B Long Fred Heinold R W Finsterwald E C Krieger Kent Pfeiffer and Russell H Rupp on the program. Walter R Okeson and Major John Griffith are also scheduled to attend and speak.

Columbus Cincinnati R. W. Finsterwald Athens E. C. Krieger Kent Pfeiffer Russell H. Rupp Cleveland Walter R. Okeson John Griffith

Florida Holds Nation's Largest Wetlands Estate

Florida claims the largest swampland and wetlands area in the Union with about 19 800 000 acres reported as the state’s swamp and wetland expanse and its acreage.

Florida

Lions Heavy Favorites in Grid Classic

The Detroit Lions, pro champions, face the 1936 college All-Stars in a Soldier Field season opener. About 80,000 will attend the floodlighted spectacle, with the Lions favored 2 to 1. Key stars include Dutch Clark for the Lions and Jay Berwanger, Riley Smith, and Sheldon Beise for the All-Stars, as coaches Bierman McMillin Layden Waldorf shaped the college squad.

Chicago Detroit Lions Soldiers Field Lions Chicago Bears Jay Berwanger Sheldon Beise Keith Topping Dick Smith Dutch Clark Ernie Caddell Ox Emerson Bernie Bierman Minnesota Bo McMillin Indiana Elmer Layden Notre Dame Lynn Waldorf Northwestern Collegians Drivs Gopher Earl Dutch) Clark Riley Smith Alabama Bill Shakespeare Stanford Wayne Millner Truman Spain Southern Methodist Vern Oeck Paul Tangora Gomer Jones Ohio State Marty Peters Babe le Voir Clark Glen Presnell Millner N. D L. E Klewicki Smith Minn L. T Johnson Tangora Knox Jones Randolph Oech Br.g Emerson Spain S.M.U. BR Christensen Topping Stan Schneller Smith Ala Q. B Presnell Berw'g Chi F. Christensen Shak’e

Escobar Proves Claims to World Bantam Title

Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico defeated Tony Marino of Pittsburgh by technical knockout in the 13th round to claim the world bantamweight title, following his previous point victory over Lou Salica of New York.

New York U.P Sixto Escobar Puerto Rico Escobar Lou Salica Tony Marino Pittsburgh

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