Blacedin Takes Lead in 4-9 1-4 Matchup
The Blacedin team secured a narrow edge in a 4-9 1-4 contest. Key players delivered steady scoring and defense as the game progressed, with momentum shifts shaping the final outcome.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1937
Page
6
The Blacedin team secured a narrow edge in a 4-9 1-4 contest. Key players delivered steady scoring and defense as the game progressed, with momentum shifts shaping the final outcome.
Dodgers defeated the Bees 6 to 1 with pitching by Pitzatm Mons and Lanning. Attendance was 3,342 as Tinha Ragetto and Bush contributed hits.
Big Bill Lee earns his 13th win as the Cubs end jitters over 13th victory. Cubs add two minor leaguers Bap Logan and Carl Reynolds and Rip Collins may return soon. Lee battles Cardinals then shuts them out last four innings as Giants’ lead narrows.
British heavyweight champion Tommy Farr threatens to quit boxing amid a long running dispute with manager Ted Broadribb. Farr accuses Broadribb of hot water and mismanagement while Broadribb aims to transfer management to promoter Babe Culnan. Farr says he may never fight again and cites mental anguish from the dispute.
Huntington Grange plans a meeting Saturday night September 11 as announced by lecturer Mrs. O F E Painter.
Laverne Moore known as John Montague, charged with robbery, shows rare golf talent in a private practice. He accepts borrowed clubs, quips about legends, and boasts a powerful, straight drive near 300 yards. If not jailed soon, he plans to push in major tournaments.
The Chieftain squad held a long blocking and fundamentals drill during a Tuesday practice as Coach Bender shapes two elevens for signal work. Progress suggests a likely starting lineup for the Sept. 17 Columbus South game. the top unit includes Richardson at signals with Karshner Thomas Nelson in the backfield and Snyder Leonard Jones Conrad Steel Hansley Jaggs on the line. A second eleven features Smith Terrel and others, with Danny Roberts among the talent.
Box score style game note shows Chicago Cubs 8 Cardinals 5 with 8 4 1 2 lines indicating scoring. Padgett drives in two, Gutteridge and Rocher among batters with home run by Padgett. Pitchers Blake Lee strikeouts listed and attendance 8 476.
Professor Vernon Keeler a native of Gallia County and brother of County Auditor E D Keeler has joined the faculty of California State College at Fresno. He will be joined by Mrs Keeler and their young son in six weeks.
Gallia Academy High School expects a large enrollment for the new term says Principal Carl C Byers. Current pre enrollment totals 485 with 75 seniors 106 juniors 138 sophomores and 166 freshmen and more students await opening day. Free text books will be issued Sept 9 10 with a book room hours listed and fines for loss. Eng lish and chemistry workbooks may be bought at the Washington building. The article also notes a total solar eclipse in Tripoli North Africa on June 19 1936.
The Board of Education of Athens Township Rural School District invites sealed bids by Oct 2 7 p m 1947 for two tracts of real estate tied to Ohio University lands and Lease Lot 214 The sale requires one third cash and the remainder within 90 days from the date of sale Bids are to be deposited with the clerk of Athens Township Board of Education under the authority of the board president G K R Bhareer
More than 150 persons attended the annual picnic meeting of the county township trustee association at the Fair grounds Saturday. Music was by Crown City Night Hawks and Syrus Trio. Joe R. Thomas, president of Ohio State Trustees Association, spoke. Picnic dinner was served at noon.
Gallipolis announces the annual Knights of Pythias picnic for Sept 9 at Trailer Inn Park between Gallipolis and Kanauga. The afternoon program features athletic and amusements followed by a picnic dinner at 6 30.
Funeral services for Mrs. John H. Davis longtime Thurman resident were held in Columbus Monday. She leaves her husband Merwin Davis and children Mrs. George Lewis and a son, all of Columbus.
Mrs Artie Mae Erwin of Gallipolis sues Luther Erwin for divorce alleging verbal abuse and physical violence. Married June 3 1915, they have two daughters. She seeks alimony and a restraining order against her husband to prevent molestation.
Six year old Charles Rhodes near Northup suffers a broken left arm for the second time in two months. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rhodes. Local concern follows the injury as medical care is sought.
Mrs. Sarah M. Wetherholt of Gallipolis grows a sunflower stalk to 11 feet tall with a bloom one foot wide.
The late David A. Caldwell was cremated in Portsmouth and his ashes were buried Tuesday at Mound Hill Cemetery after funeral services were held Sunday in Gallipolis.
Announcement states during municipal building remodeling Lafayette Post American Legion will convene at the Elks Hall on Wednesday evenings with officer elections set for September 15.
A new front is to be installed on the Canaday Lee block at the park square to house a Peters Shoe Co branch store upon completion.
Francis Evans, son of Mr and Mrs John Everett, has secured a position in Reynoldsburg Ohio schools. He taught last year in Perry Township schools.
Letart Falls notes cover church activities family events and visits. Rev Earl Scott attended the M E Conference in Dayton while Rev D H Sharpe of Texas preaches at United Brethren on Sept 12. A 61st birthday for Samuel Norris drew 112 relatives with a basket dinner.
Gallipolis reports the second Mt. Zion Church neighborhood reunion at Chickamauga Park with 23 men present averaging 64 years. James Rodgers, aged 89, the oldest attendee, led a fund-raising of 200 dollars for church repair and painting. The group enjoyed a outdoor picnic and reminiscences.
Eight Gallia County Methodist ministers travel to Dayton for the Ohio Methodist Conference opening. Absent from pulpits next Sunday, these pastors will miss preaching at most churches though Sunday School continues. The note adds that Mark Twain was the first to submit a typewritten manuscript to a publisher.
Kay Francis and Errol Flynn headline the new Warner Bros adventure Another Dawn at the Athena Theater. Iraq setting with a British garrison faces danger from wild natives as lovers Flynn and Ian Hunter compete to save the women and men in peril. William Dieterle directs a strong supporting cast including Frieda Inescort and Herbert Mundin.
Mrs Verna Blazer aged 26 wife of Howard Blazer died Saturday at the family home near Mina Chapel Gallia County She was born in West Virginia and married July 3 1931 Survived by her husband four young children Thelma Eva Virginia Mildred Eli Elba Elliott Evans and Myrtle Martin Funeral services were held at Mina Chapel Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Jennings Cremeens
Gallipolis W C T U holds an all day meeting Thursday in the Baptist Educational building with Northup Ladies Aid Society as guests. Dinner will be served at noon and an electron cell for the county and local unions will take place during the event.
Annual Harrison reunion held Sunday at Mrs. Emma Harrison’s home with about 150 attendees. Delegations came from Delaware Barboursville Springfield Columbus Portsmouth Jackson and other areas including Evelyn and two children, and the Leapers, Stewarts, and Richards families.
John H. Ewing aged 79 native of Gallia County died at his Gallipolis home Sunday and was buried Tuesday in Mound Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife, Halliday Ewing of Mission Texas, and daughter Mrs. Roy Rothgeb of Addison. He was a traveling salesman, former county treasurer and clerk of courts, and a Knight Templar member of the Episcopal Church.
Ben R. Evans principal announces fall entries for Washington Elementary School pupils. Registration at the school building Friday September 10 between 9 and 12.
At a three day youth conference ending Monday at a Boy Scout camp near Portsmouth Rev. George Sagen of First Baptist Church Gallipolis taught sessions. A dozen youths from the local Baptist Church attended the school.
Seventeen young women joined the Holzer Hospital Training School for Nursing Tuesday for a four year program, a larger class than in recent years. New students include Elizabeth Norman, Melba Baker, Mary Northup, and others, with Hazel Richards directing, Ruth Pfarm serving as principal, and Ursula Kraus as instructor.
Six candidates filed for the Gallia County Board of Education with three seats open. Names listed include Briggs Kirby of Cheshire Charles S Tanner of Greenfield Fenimore Johnson of Clay C A Evans Em ory Waugh of Springfield and A L Dillon of Crown City.
Washington and Boston clash in a high scoring affair as Almada and Lewis drive key hits. Almada collects two RBIs while Lewis adds two more with timely run production. Defensive miscues and base running contribute to the tension as McNair Cronin and Chapman pace the Nats offense.
Laf ayette Post of the American Legion acted as pallbearers and formed a firing squad during the funeral services for Hugh P Halley a Civil War veteran and longtime resident of Gallia County on Sunday.
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