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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1926

Page

9

Card's Battery Men Look Much Stronger Than Yank Hurlers in World's Series

New York report argues St Louis Cardinals batterymen vastly outpace the New York Yankees. It highlights Bob O’Farrell as a top catcher, compares arms of Pat Collins and Ham Seversid, and notes Cardinals pitching depth with Haines Rhein Reinhart Alexander Sherdel versus Yankees Pennock Shocker Reuther Hoyt Jones Shawkey.

Card New York Chicago White Sox Brooklyn Robins Bob O'Farrell St Louis Cardinals Yankees O'Farrell Old Ham Severeid Benny Bengough Cleveland Pat Collins Severeld Senators Yanks St. Louis Haines Rhein Reinhart Alexander Sherdel S&j. Louis Pennock Shocker Reuther Hoyt Jones Shawkey Miller Huggins Dutch Reuther Acky Harris Washington Huggins Rogers Hornsby Rhem Chicago Alex Bill Killifer Hornsby Cincinnati Reds Roger Peckinpaugh Pittsburgh

Umpire Veterans Named for World Series Matchup

Hank O'Day and Bill Klein from the National League were chosen by President Heydler to represent the senior circuit in the Yankees versus Cardinals World Series. Klein will officiate in his thirteenth series, the most among umpires. Tommy Connolly and George Hildebrand were named American League umpires with Clarence Rowland as substitute to provide coverage for possible injuries.

New York Hank O'Day Bill Kiem National League John A. Heydler Yankees Cardinals Klein Tommy Connolly Chicago Ban Johnson American League Today George Hildebrand Clarence Rowland Johnson

Wisemen Set for Saturday Grid Clash in Columbus

Athens high school prepares for a Saturday game against North high of Columbus in the capital city. Coach Wise drills defense against aerial attack after a win over Pomeroy and notes North high beat Mansfield 7 to 6 in a dedication game. Special railfare of 1.85 round trip offered by Hocking Valley for fans to attend.

Athens High Pomeroy High School Wise North High Columbus Athens Pomeroy Mansfield Mansfield Stadium North Columbus North Hocking Valley Railroad

Logan Gridders Face October 8 Festival Game

Logan high hosts New Straitsville in a fall festival football clash after scheduling delays. Coach Meyer and assistant Cooke push the squad hard while aiming to refine rough spots from the Washington D. H. victory and prepare for Lancaster high in the same week.

Logan, O New Straitsville Logan High Meyer George Cooke Lancaster High Washington D. H High School Association

Reds Sign Hendricks to Two-Year Reds Contract

Cincinnati reports that Jack Hendricks will manage the Reds for two more years with a salary increase. Outfielder Walter Christensen also signed a new one year contract with Cincinnati.

Cincinnati A.R Jack Hendricks Reds Walter Christensen

American crawl proves fastest for Channel swims and records

London dispatch notes the channel season shows the American crawl dominates. Gertrude Ederle and others prove speed counts as tides meet endurance, ending old beliefs that sidestrokes or weathering the tide were paramount.

London U.P Gertrude Ederle Griz Nez Gertrude Bill Burgess Clementine Corson Ederle Omer Perreault

How They Stand National and American Leagues

Standings show national league leaders with St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia and the American league top New York Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Chicago Detroit St Louis Boston. Yesterday results include Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 and Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4 with two games today Philadelphia at Boston and Washington at Philadelphia.

National Club W. . Pet St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia American New York Cleveland Washington Chicagos National League

Mabel Sues Dempsey for 25000 Dollar Injury

Two spectators in Philadelphia filed a suit for 25000 dollars against former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey claiming damages for injuries seen in an incident referenced in the filing. The action was entered here today.

Philadelphia Jack Dempsey

Dempsey Accused in Ringside Incident at Stadium

The case involves M. I. Laroche and wife Mabel alleging Dempsey struck Mrs. Laroche with his elbow as he moved through the crowd after a fight with Gene Tunney at the Sesqui Centennial Stadium last Thursday. Injuries unspecified. Judge Ferguson issued a capias for Dempsey but service requires his presence in the state. bail set at 1000 dollars.

M. I. Laroche Mabel Dempsey Sesqui-Centennial Stadium Gene Tunney New York Tex Rickard Frank Weiner Pennsylvania Boxing Commission Rickard Paddy Mullins Harry Wills Tex Mullins Paddy Wills Firpo

Northwestern Stadium Rush Under Floodlit Night Work

Floodlights have been installed on Northwestern University field and a night shift of several hundred workers is rushing the new stadium to be ready for the season opening Saturday.

Evanston Ill Northwestern University Northwestern

Huddle gains ground in football strategy at Colorado

Lawrence Perry reports that Colorado coach Myron Witham has adopted the huddle to cope with modern signals and formations. He notes altitude effects on visiting teams and Denver’s bid to lure Notre Dame or Nebraska to a new stadium to break the altitude deadlock.

Lawrence Perry Boulder Colo Myron Witham University of Colorado Witham Missouri Valley Bast Far West Henry Schulte Nebraska West Coast Schulte Denver University Notre Dame Denver

Colonels Face Injuries Before Little World Series Start

Louisville Colonels, champions of the American Association, enter the Little World Series against the Toronto International League pennant winners with key injuries. Devorme is out with a neck carbuncle, Manager Meyer has a bad foot, and Betzel suffers a wrist sprain, though President Hickey expects the club to rally.

Chicago Louisville Colonels Toronto Thomas J. Hickey Association Canada Hickey Klub

World Series Shutouts Across Decades Highlight Pitching Power

Fragmentary list shows shutouts cited for World Series games from 1918 to 1925 and 1932, featuring pitchers such as Ruth, Kerr, Grimes, Coveleskie, Matis, Hoyt, Nehf, Scott, and Walters Johnson. Entries pair a pitcher with a detailed team matchup, often noting scores like 3 0 or 4 0, reflecting the era’s pitching dominance.

Ruth Boston A. L Chicago N. L Vaughn Chicago N. L Boston A. L Kerr Chicago A. L Cincinnati Grimes Brooklyn N. L Cleveland Matis Cleveland A Brooklyn Cleveland A. L N. I New York A. IL New York Scott New York N. L Walter Johnson Washington Pittsburgh

Fielding Edge in 1926 World Series Clash Cards vs Yankees

By John B. Foster New York Sept 28 Fielding will decide the 1926 World Series with St. Louis Cardinal fielding edges behind the bat and in center. The piece weighs prospects for Koenig Lazzeri Hornsby Thevenow Bottomley Dugan Gehrig and Traynor while noting pitching support and surprise power at the short field.

John B. Foster New York St. Louis Cardinals Yankees Christy Mathewson St. Louis Ivery Koenig and Lazzeri Hornsby and Thevenow Cardinals Koente Wazzeri Bottomley Gehrig Dugan Bell Traynor

Actress Estelle Taylor Seen En Route to Support Husband

Estelle Taylor, famed stage and screen actress, rushes through Philadelphia station to join her battered husband Jack Dempsey. She traveled from the Pacific coast where she stayed during much of the ex-champion's training period.

W. IT. Dempsey Estelle Taylor Philadelphia Pacific Coast

Answers and Advice From a Guide to Household Habits

A reader asks how to eat canned fruit in different contexts with a fork for sides and a spoon for desserts. The American Medical Association recommends a 25 percent aluminum chloride solution to control underarm perspiration, applied lightly for days and repeated weeks later, stopping if irritation occurs. The proper kitchen sink height depends on the user.

American Medical Association

Landis Names Eligible Players for World Series Teams

Baseball commissioner K M Landis announced eligible players for the World Series on the New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals. The list includes star names such as Gehrig Ruth and Hornsby with coaches and managers named. games are to start at 1 pm standard time, with New York hosting possible games.

Chicago U. Pjd New York Harvey Traband Wiliam Harridge Landis

Proper work surface heights by female height

A table outlines recommended work surface heights by a woman's height. For example a woman 4 feet 10 inches should have a 27 inch high surface, and the height increases by half an inch for each extra inch in height. Blushing is caused by vasomotor nerve dilation and is largely influenced by willpower to overcome the habit.

World Series Officials Named By AL President

Chicago report notes Tom Connelly and George Hildebrandt selected as the time pires for the World Series with RB Johnson, president of the American League, and Clare Rowland named as reserve umpire.

Chicago Tom Connelly George Hildebrandt BR. Johnson Pires Clarence Rowland Reeserve

Umpire Patrick McTavey Dies After Beating Incident

Long Island City New Mexico September 27 Patrick McTavey a renowned New York area umpire in semi professional baseball died in a local hospital from injuries suffered when struck by an enraged fan after McTavey ruled a player out at the plate the incident occurring during a game.

Long Island City U.P Patrick McTavey New York Stiu McTavad

Double Heart Action Paris Examined in Hospital

Pierre Dardren was examined in a Paris hospital where doctors found his heart beat about 190000 times per day, compared with a normal rate around 193160. The report notes his heart activity as unusually sustained and discusses medical observations.

Double Heart Action Paris Pierre Dardren

Woman Sentenced for Cutting Own Tree in Lyons France

Mariette Lespentir jailed for cutting down her own tree and burning it to provide wood fuel. Local authorities prosecuted the act as illegal tree destruction amid concerns for urban greenery and public safety.

Lyons France Mariette Lespentir

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Reather Henry L. Farrell Bill Klem Will Bill Logan Myer Jack Hendricks Christy U. S Miss Ederle DeVormer, Myers and Betzel Louisville Denison Ohio U. Athletic Association Thevenon Horsaby Koenig Cen Bg Ees Onth Chocolate Shop Berry Hotel North Court St. Sale Chocolate Shop Hotel Berry R. Cline Hadley W. Campbell James Gould St. Loui Star R. H. Brown Nelsonville, Ohio Ip. M F. I. Creamer Jerseyville A. C. Dreamer Mont Ruth W. C. Harding State Iowa Thomas A. Jenkins Athens County R. R. Johnson Court House Athens County Republican Executive Committee R. D. Williams John J. Woolley
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