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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
8
Giants Cinch National League Pennant End Race
The Giants clinched the National League pennant by defeating the Cardinals in ten innings. Pirates cannot catch them even with remaining games and Pirates would still be one game back. Giants gain rest for pitching staff before the World Series starting next week. Yankees require one more win or St Louis defeat to seal their flag as play begins Thursday against Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Cardinals
Pirates
Wea OP
New York
Pittsburgh
John McGraw
Yankees
Red Sox
St. Louis
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Browns Workmanlike Title Push Mirrors 1912 Red Sox
The St. Louis Browns under Lee Fohl play a steady, well rounded season with harmony and grit. Stars George Sisler Urban Shocker Ken Williams anchor a resilient club despite injuries to Shocker and Sisler. They are not great but have a strong chance to win the American League pennant and contend in the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Evans
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Athletics
Connie Mack
Giants
Harmony
Bill Carrigan
Carrigan
Lee Fohl
Browns
Fohl
George Sisler
Urban Shocker
Ken Williams
Thelub
Shocker
Bill Jacobson
Sisler
Jake
St. Louis
New York
Frank Ellerbe
Eddie Foster
Cobb and Sisler Highlight Baseball Hitting Styles
The article praises Ty Cobb for constant improvement and notes his new crouched low-ball style aiding his .400 pace in his 18th AL season. It also cites George Sisler as Cobb’s place-hitting successor, admiring his modesty and ambition to imitate Cobb’s precision at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
George Sisler
St. Louis
Sisler
Athens High Practice Scrimmage Signals Opener Preparations
Athens High School football drill on the field progresses smoothly for the opening game against Murray City. Coach Terrence refines the lineup with many players vying for first eleven positions, including Muir vs Clark at center and Kennedy, Miller, and Dwight Miller competing for guard duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Athens High Wichool
Murray City
Terrence
Muir
Clark
Shafer
Kennedy
Miller
Hughes
Baker
Swyers
Maple
Davis
Algeo
Rhodes
Litler
Robert Swyers
Shater
Heinie Groh Proves A Giants Infield Spark
Henry Groh known as Heinie groh stayed with the New York Giants through late season injury concerns and a costly trade. Despite a knee issue limiting his play he remains in the lineup as the world series approaches, with Frank Frisch and Johnny Rawlings ready to cover third and second if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groh
Giants
McGraw
Frank Frisch
Johnny Rawlings
Yanks
Frisch
Rawlings
Chillicothe Boxer Frankie Wells Defeats Ted Carrigan in ten rounds
Frankie Wells of Chillicothe defeated Ted Carrigan by decision after ten action packed rounds at Logan. Wells scored several knockdowns and pulled away after round four. Carrigan showed grit with infighting but Wells dominated long range. Also in the card Sammy Drake stopped Bob Glick. Leadbetter and Myjoy drew. Woodson beat Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frankie Wells
Chillcothe
Ted Carrigan
Wells
Carrigan
Sammy Drake
Bob Glick
Columbus
Glick
Sammy
Myjoy
Lancaster
Leadbetter
Woodson
Chapman
John Downey
Leading Hitters in Major Leagues
A fragmented listing shows top National League hitters with Babe Hornsby of St. Louis at .401 and Bigbee of Pittsburgh near .280, along with Grimes and Miller of Chicago. In the American League Cobb of Detroit leads at .378 with Speaker of Cleveland around .378 and Goslin of Washington at .331, while Hellman and others round out the noted marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Hornsby
St. Louis
Bigbee
Pittsburg
Grimes
Chicago
Miller
Bae Aa
Tierney
Mer
Lome
Cobb
Detroit
Speaker
Cleveland
Hellman
Goslin
Washington
Yesterday's Results in American Association Games
Yesterday scores show St. Paul 3 beat Indianapolis 0. Cincinnati 10 over Philadelphia 3. New York 5 defeated St. Louis 4. Kansas City 19 beat Toledo 2. No games scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Multiple NBA matchups on today’s schedule
Columbus faces Milwaukee and Indianapolis plays St Paul while Toledo travels to Kansas City Cincinnati meets Philadelphia St Louis visits New York and Brooklyn trips to Boston. A new machine prints and forms cardboard shipping boxes from sheets as they pass through.
Giants Clinch NL Pennant With 5 4 Win Over Cardinals
The Giants captured the National League pennant with a 5 to 4 victory over the Cardinals in the tenth inning. George Kelly earned the winning run with a single and had tied the game earlier with a homer in the sixth. Eppa Rixey picked up his 23rd win as the Phillies were routed 10 to 3. The Reds totaled sixteen hits against Behan and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
McGraw
Cardinals
George Kelly
Young
Eppa Rixey
Phils
Reds
Behan
Smith
Grand Circuit Races Lead Columbus Driving Park Program
Today's program at Columbus Driving Park features the Chamber of Commerce 2:08 trot stake with 5 starters across 3 heats and a $3000 purse, the 2:15 trot with 7 starters and $1000, the Ohio State Journal 2:06 pace with 8 starters and $3000, and the Buckeye 2:12 trotting stake with 8 starters and $3000. Great Britain's coal production is expected between 240 and 245 million tons, the highest in nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Journal
Buckeye
Great Britain
Giants and Browns spotlight stars in outfield duel
The article praises Jacobson of the Browns as a superb all around player with great speed arm and hitting power. It notes Witt of the Americans as a top base runner and strong bunter but marks his fielding as average. Stengel of the Giants shines in center field while Cunningham earns praise for speed and hitting potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
New York
The
Athletics
Stengel
Giants
Cunningham
McGraw
Stengal
Yesterday's Major League Home Run Totals
Yesterday's major league home runs tally shows S Kelly of New York and Daubert of Cincinnati each with one. League totals list American 6511 and National 508 with unclear missing context and fragmented data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
New York
Daubert
Cincinnati
Zion Church All Day Service and Basket Dinner
Young and old invited to an all day service and basket dinner at Zion church Lodi township four miles south. Jerseyville Sunday October 1 Rev Mae Harris of Baltimore will speak and Rev Holdren the regular circuit pastor will also speak at the hill above The Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Zion Church
Lodi Township
Jerseyville
Mae Harris
Baltimore
Holdren
659 In One School Attendance and Class Totals
The M BR Sunday school reported 659 attendees last Sunday with 171 in Class Six collecting 9.95 dollars. There were 146 in the Matzzefff classes and 100 in Mrs McGurk’s class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BR
Matzzefff
McGurk
Ohio University Varsity Improves With New Center Prospects
Ohio University football practice focuses on toughness and shape as temperature drops. A new center is needed after Jefferson’s graduation. Swede Middleton and Barrett of Toledo vie for the role alongside Irl Fisher. Freshmen prepare for an early test while the Varsity plans to stay strong without overextending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechert
Ohio University
Ohio Field
Jefferson
Middleton
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Barrett
Toledo
Irl Fisher
Fisher
Columbia
Alimony Ordered After Death in Mueller Divorce
Judge J Walter Wright orders alimony in a divorce petition filed by Mrs Mabel Mueller against Arnold Mueller. The decree requires $100 cash alimony, but the defendant was dead at his farm near New Washington after being struck by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus, CO
J. Walter Wright
Common Pleas Court
Mabel Mueller
Arnold Mueller
New Washington
Pro Al Tree Chat Nat Eap He Pro Al Tree
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