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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
11
The report notes Wood Jr. and Allison of Aus- Wood Jr. in a singles match within a best of rankings. Perry and Grant are mentioned as competitors. The piece references New York and Palfrey Mass with Helen Hull Call as names tied to the event.
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Dayton and Huntington evened their Mid-Atlantic league playoff series as seven games loom. The teams travel to Huntington for three games with a potential winner take four outcome. Harry Eisenstat pitched a five hit 2 1 victory in ten innings to lift Dayton. Dayton faced pressures beyond the pennant clash.
Leading batters and pitching figures from the Indians Tigers Pirates Cardinals and Cubs leagues. Highlights include Vosmik 193 hits for the Indians and Greenberg 31 home runs for the Tigers tied to other top performers.
Virgil Davis drove in five for the Cardinals with a homer triple and a single backed by Paul Dean's seven hit pitching. Ralph Winegarner delivered a pinch hit RBI in the ninth inning rally to beat the Yankees. Paul Waner fueled the Pirates with a homer triple and two singles totaling six RBIs. Sam Jones limited the Red Sox to ten runs in a 10-2 White Sox win. Derringer and Herman helped the Reds beat the Dodgers, Herman adding four hits. Ed Linke outlasted Tommy Bridges in 12 innings for the Senators over the Tigers. Stan Hack fueled the Cubs with a double and three singles driving in three.
President de Valera decreed that Irish Guards owe no heed to attention unless commands are issued in Gaelic. The move underscores a linguistic dispute shaping military discipline and ceremonial duties within the guard.
Chile approved an appropriation of 3 million dollars last year to modernize its hospitals. The action targets facility upgrades and improved patient care across regional health centers.
At Oxford Miami University faces a rebuild under Coach Frank Wilton as 50 players report for practice with only veteran Jim Cole likely to start. The squad relies on teamwork over individual stars while warm prospects like Bill Kulites and Albert Litwak did not return, dimming overall prospects for 1935.
Mussolini Lindbergh Garbo and the Pope prove the hardest to reach for autograph hunters as crowds chase rare signatures.
Gallia County Fair schedules entertainment in Gallipolis next week with horse pulling contests at 1 and 9 PM on September 15 and 16. Floral Hall entries require an exhibitor ticket for daily admission. tickets allow unlimited exhibits per holder. Exhibitions open to Calia, Jackson, Meigs, Lawrence and Mason counties with booklets and premium lists available at Downtown Printing and the Agricultural Society treasurer’s store.
The Citizens Loan Company of Greenfield files suit for 120 against J L Rinehart on one promissory note and 32.40 on another with a chattel mortgage security in Common Pleas Court. A suit by Sarah R McDaniel against Fiora and John Holston rests on an 80 note and Crown City property mortgage. The note was assigned to the plaintiff by Lola Neal.
At a Monday night board of education meeting Mrs Annie Evans was appointed to fill the place of Clark Baker who recently resigned. Other local mentions include visits and guests of area residents and a note on the flightless New Zealand kiwi with its hairlike feathers.
Gallia County principals will review the first days of school at a 1 50 pm Saturday meeting in the courthouse with County Superintendent H Bion Bradbury presiding. One room school teachers will meet at 7 30 pm next Tuesday at the courthouse.
Federal officials announce a four year wheat contract for 1936 39 with an option to terminate at the end of the 1937 coop year for compliant producers. Farmers voting in May favored continuing the current program by about 7 to 1. Termination within the two year cut off precludes later contract entry.
Writ of mandamus sought to force the reopening of Shady Grove School in Springfield Township. W. C. Fillinger alleges the school was suspended and not reopened after a petition by residents with 12 or more children. He claims the building remains suitable for use.
Miss Elizabeth Dailey daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Dailey Crown City and Everett Burcham son of John Burcham Crown City were married in Owingeville Kentucky on August 24. The groom is employed at the International Nickel Plant in Huntington West Virginia announced by the bride’s parents.
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