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Minneapolis tallies errors by Norris and Tauscher as Columbus plates eight runs. Batting and fielding details list players by position and score contributions, with substitutions noted for O Dea and Klinger.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
9
Minneapolis tallies errors by Norris and Tauscher as Columbus plates eight runs. Batting and fielding details list players by position and score contributions, with substitutions noted for O Dea and Klinger.
The scoring line lists players and numbers for a Boston vs New York baseball game with errors by Morgan Rolfe and Selkirk. The box shows totals nine runs for New York and 32 for Boston with multiple player identifiers and a late misplay slate.
Pepper Martin and Leo Durocher drove in all three runs with a homer and RBIs. Johnny Merena pitched four hits to eliminate the Yankees from the pennant race. Walter Beck held the Phillies to four hits to complete a Dodgers double sweep. Jimmy XX and Bob Johnson homered as the Athletics beat the Senators twice.
Don George of North Java New York defeated Ernie Dusek of Omaha in one fall at Buffalo event while Macalusco of East Aurora and Zarynoff of Russia drew after two men each scored one fall in Montreal. In Springfield Stanley West of Omaha beat Bill Love of Louisville two falls to one.
Chester residents Mr. and Mrs. Co B Calvert hosted a Sunday gathering with Mr. and Mrs J F Butta of Athens, Roca and Myrtle Calvert from Guysville, Gladys Davidson Harri sonville, and Effie Smith of South Haven Michigan en route home after a tour in the east.
New York sept 25 stock market shows an easier tone with fractional declines after initial steadiness. Metals and rails slip while U B Smelting American Smelting Santa Fe and Delaware Hudson fall about a point. some large caps like General Motors Westinghouse and Procter and Gamble show modest moves amid light volume and cautious optimism on a potential fall merchandising upturn.
Three former Ohio University students return from New York to establish the Paramount Billiard Parlor on North Court Street. The opening is slated for Wednesday with founders Skeet Vore William Pellaro and Charles Sapoehnic.
Grain prices listed for Wheat No. 2 red No. 1 red Corn No. 2 yellow Oats No. 2 white No. 1 white with track quotations and price above. Dairy items show butter creamery eggs potatoes and sweet potatoes with various cuts and weights, including firsts and extras, in a dense period-merchant pricing note.
Livestock prices show steady to slower movement with pigs around 130 to 145 pounds at about 86.50 to 87.15 and sows at 4.35. Cattle values include grass steers around 65.50 with some gains to 7.35, good fat cows near 5.75, and top dealers at 7.50. Sheep and lambs hold steady with fat lambs at 70.25 and standards around 5.5 to 6.75, while shearers dip near 3.25.
Market notes show bids mostly steady to lower on cattle with large lots scarce. Calves and fat cattle mix with cutters and bulk sausage prices reported. slaughter steers and heifers range from five fifty to three dollars with some under. Sheep offerings light with limited better bids, market around steady on fat cows pending demand.
Boston wool traders gage improved prospects as weekend strike developments appear favorable. Australia reports steady prices while domestic wool receipts at Boston for the week ending September 2 total 911,790 pounds versus 944,300 the prior week.
A fight card lists bouts in Philadelphia Chicago and Jersey City with multiple decisions. Petey Aaron stops Benny Bass midpoints. Billy Miller defeats Billy Celebron. Frankie Mirabel defeats Freeze Grivelle. Joey Ferrando outpoints Teddy Loder in a lightweight clash.
Timetables show New York Central lines S500TR No 2 and No 4 daily and Sunday exceptions with arrivals and departures around 10:59 a.m. and 4:44 p.m. North lines list No 3 daily Except Sunday and No 9 daily, while Chesapeake & Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio routes display various morning departures and afternoon runs. Eastbound and Westbound services include Diplomats National Limited and related No 43 11 and No 12 services with times noted.
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