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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1930

Page

11

National Amateur Golf Match Play Opens at Merion

Merion hosts the 34th national amateur championship with 16 first round matches and a playoff for five last places. Bobby Jones, defending medalist, advances to meet C Ross Somerville after winning medalist honors. top challengers include Somerville, Fay Coleman, George von Elm, and George Voigt.

Frank Getty United Press Erion Cricket Club Ardmore Merion’s Green Battlefields Jess Sweetser Watts Gunn Eddie Driggs Maurice McCarthy Jack Ahearn New York Dave Tard Grand Rapids Bobby Jones C. Ross Somerville Pebble Beach Bob Georgia Somerville Jones Hoblitzel Fay Coleman Merion George von Elm George Voigt Dr. O. F. Willing Portland W. Lawson Little Sky

Ohio State shows strong drive in Tuesday scrimmage

Ohio State Buckeyes demonstrated a powerful Tuesday scrimmage with the Mt Union opener looming. star back Fesler broke free for 60 and 90 yard TD runs while Holcomb and Hinchman added long gains as the varsity revived after a dull previous scrimmage.

Tubby Ehrensberger Hinchman Holcomb Fesler

Tack Sharkey in Shape for Fight

New York reporters note Jack Sharkey’s conditioning near peak as two state athletic commission physicians evaluate him. Odds on tomorrow night’s 15 round bout against Vittorio Campolo lengthen to 3 to 1. Sharkey does light training. Campolo trained in Orangeburg and weighs about 226 to Sharkey’s 199.

New York Jack Sharkey New York State Athletic Commission Tomoorrow Sharkey Vittorio Campolo Bostonian Campolo Orangeburg N. Y

Leading Hitters and Power Producers of the Era

United Press compiled top performers through September 23 with leaders in games played at bats runs batted in and home runs. Notable names include Gehrig Ruth Foxx Klein Simmons and Waner among others across Yankees Phillies Athletics Cubs Giants and Tigers.

United Press H Pet ‘Perry Giants Herman Brooklyn Kiein Phillies O’doul Gehrig Yankees Ruth Leta Berger Vino Glee Inns Carnitas Cieleic Erenciers Bimmone Foxx Statarecsa Ei Tatr

Heat Slow Ohio Bobcats In Practice Ahead Of Quaker Game

Ohio University football drills reduced by heat and injuries as Coach Don Peden and assistants led a light afternoon session. Defenders worked on defending a forward passing attack while Trautwein drilled linemen for faster charging. Three teams ran 45 minute signal drills showing improvement from last week. The opening game with the Steelemen is three days away and several lettermen are sidelined.

Don C. Peden Ohio University Ohio Ach Peden Wilmington William Trautwein Quakers Peden Steelemen

Hornsby Awaits Word On Cubs Manager Offer

Chicago September 24 Rogers Hornsby waited official word from owner William Wrigley that his services were desired as Cubs manager for 1981. Hornsby denied official notice but said he would accept if offered. McCarthyCodes unavailable as Wrigley and Veeck plan talks before Hornsby is called with a two year contract offer.

Chicago Rogers Hornsby William Wrigley Chicago National League Baseball Club Cubs Hornsby Cincinnati Reds Joe McCarthy Buffalo N. Y McCarthy Wrigley Veeck

Southern Schools Look for Another Great Grid Season

United Press reports on the Dixie football outlook in the 1930 season. Tennessee faces loss of Gene McEver to a knee injury, with Bobby Dodd directing a skilled backfield, while Tulane Vanderbilt Alabama and Georgia Tech show strong lines and backfields. Other teams like North Carolina Duke Florida and Auburn project rebuilding efforts as conference play looms.

Atlanta Dixie Bobby Jones Merion Gene McEver Tennessee Vols Knoxville Tennessee Tulane Wentucky Wildcats McEver Bob Neyland Armstrong Vanderbilt Alabama Georgia Yale Kentucky North Carolina Tarheels Georgia Tech Collins Cape Hill Capt Nash Fleet Johnnay Tech Dunlap Jones Maree Speer Bachman Florida Crabtree Gawthon Auburn Plainsmen Chet Wynne Notre Dame South Bend de Hart Duke Blue Devils Ken Abbott Pennsylvania Albie Booth John M. van Liew Peru North Carolina Wolfpack High Point

Yankees to Name Manager on November First

New York Sept 24 The New York Yankees will announce their manager for the 1941 season on November 1 Ed Barrow general manager said today Barrow declined to discuss reports that Col Jacob Ruppert owner of the club was considering Joe McCarthy deposed manager of the Chicago Cubs Bob Shawkey present Yankees manager is on a one year contract which expires at season's end

New York New York Yankees Ed Barrow Barrow Col Jacob Ruppert Joe McCarthy Chicago Cubs Bob Shawkey Yaheos

Nelson Leads Open Match Play in Columbus Golf Meet

In Columbus on September 24 the central Ohio women's district championship began with match play at the Columbus Country Club. Dayton’s Mrs Larry C Nelson set pace by breaking the qualifying medal with an 84 four strokes under the old record.

Columbus Columbus Country Club Central Ohio Larry C. Nelson Dayton

New Mahoning County Election Board Members Named

Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown entrusted four newly chosen election board members to oversee Mahoning County elections. The appointees, two Republicans and two Democrats, replace the four deposed members for alleged improper performance of duties.

NEW Board Youngstown Mahoning County Clarence J. Brown County Election Board

Banks Failures Probe Nears End

Washington D. C. Sept 24 The Grand Jury aims to finish its preliminary investigation into the failures of the Ohio State, Peoples, and Drovers Banks over the past several months.

Washington D. H Grand Jury Ohio State Peoples and Drovers

Cardinals Edge Phillies in High-Scoring Victory

The St. Louis Cardinals moved within two wins of clinching the National League pennant after a 19-16 win over Philadelphia as they chase the Cubs and prepare to open a final series with Pittsburgh. Pitching had its rough spots with Flint Rhem and Bill Hallahan struggling. Fred Fitzsimmons earned his 18th win as the Giants defeated the Robins 8-2. Danzy Vance, who had beaten New York before, was knocked out in the fifth. The Reds swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh.

New York St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Cardinals Pittsburgh St. Louis Cubs Cincinnati Chicago Phillies Connie Mack Athleticos Flint Rhem Jim Lindsey Bill Hallahan Rhem Hallahan Fred Fitzsimmons Giants Robins Danzy Vance Cincinnati Reds

Athens High Gridders Prepare for Zanesville Opener

Athens High School enters the 1930 football campaign under coach Pete McKinley with 30 hopefuls. The team, built around five returnees, trains at the city playground ahead of a Saturday opener at Zanesville, while emphasizing offense and fundamentals amid a push for a heavier, more aggressive unit. The squad hosts two home games this season and includes notable players like Dink Fields and Leland Wisen with hopes for varsity duty behind the line.

Athens High School Zanesville High School Pete” McKinley McKinley Sfong Algnal Drike Tvo McWinney Padge Bulldog Athens Mields Davida Woods Santa Burroughs McKintey Marquis Hughes Courry Smith Dink” Fielda Leland Wisen Weeds da Vida Hanter Merchant Rowland John Goodfellow Corwin Curry Wires Zanesville Blue Devila Zanesville North High Columbus

Old Rivals Play At Logan Sunday

Logan Minnesota hosts a second Marion Stars versus Maxville Old Timers game after a 6 to 2 Marion win. Vanatta has assembled Maxville players including Elmer Brown Frank Dennison Charles Brown Ralph Burress and Lloyd Ruttters. Roy Vanatta and Redd are among pitchers slated for Maxville. large crowd may attend.

Logan Marion Township Maxville Ralph Burress Frank Vanatta Herold Woods Joe George C. Hroector Lloyd Ruttters Roy Vanatta Redd

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