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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1937

Page

9

Ohio State Solves Grid Broadcast for Football Games

Ohio State athletic officials prevail in reforming football radio rights after years of contention. Stations may sponsor Buckeye game broadcasts this season while non sponsorship is barred, and the plan aims to profit the department. Oklahoma has requested to copy the policy.

Ohio State Buck University of Oklahoma WLW Cincinnati WOSU Ohio Star James L. Renick

Ohio State to Broadcast Home Football as Revenue Plan

Ohio State officials estimate radio revenue from five home games may reach at least 10000 dollars, though the plan aims to satisfy stations rather than profit. The Ohio Broadcasters' Association backs the policy, with WOSU WBNS WCOL WHKC and WTAM leading Buckeye coverage across Columbus and beyond.

Ohio State James L. Morrill Morrill Ohio Broadcasters’ Association Bucks John Patt Cleveland National Broadcasting Company Columbia Broadcasting System Buckeye Ohio WOSU WBNS WCOL WHKC Columbus WTAM WSPD Toledo WHBC Canton WADC Akron WHK Chicago WBBM WJJD Cincinnati WLW Notre Dame WCLE WGAR Ramblers Dana King University of Cincinnati Bearcats WSATI WCPO King

Stenlings Report Baseball Scores And Thursday Games

In National League play Chicago beat Cincinnati 2 0 and Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 2 while Boston and Brooklyn had rain rainouts at New York and Philadelphia. In American League New York routed Washington 9 0 while Chicago beat Cleveland 7 4 and 10 4 with the latter called in the fourth inning due to darkness. Detroit and St Louis won their games as PhiladelphiaBoston rainouts occurred and a slate of Thursday games listed includes New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Washington.

National Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Chicago Detroit National American Philadelphia W . Pet LOUIS

Indians Rally Past White Sox In Ninth And Extra Innings

In a tense contest, Cleveland defeats Chicago 7 to 6 in 10 innings after a Bonura run in the ninth. Feller notes the win with 11 strikeouts as the Indians tally three home runs. Kroner Hudlin Large rosky Solters and Bonura drive in key runs with multiple players contributing.

Bonura Lee Ticage Kroner Lary Kreevich Hudlin Large Rosky Solters Sewell Kreevi H Appling Campbell Udlin Pytlak Radcliff Kroem Trosky Spl Hayes Hale Conners Cleveland Itago Yates Feller

Tigers 6 Browns 1 in Detroit game summary

Detroit built a 6 1 victory over Cleveland as Owen and Greenberg led with two RBIs each. Rogell and Vosmik figured in the noteable runs with 10 left on base for Detroit and 7 for Cleveland. Trotter pitched seven innings allowing eight hits and one walk to earn the win while Bonetti suffered the loss. Attendance listed at 614.

Trotter BPONE Louis Rogell Vosmik Silber Bell Owen Greenberg Reenberg Detroit Gill Bonetti Gehringer Ing

Lions Club Aids Blind Lorain Intersections

Lorain County blind residents received whistles and red tipped white canes from the Lorain Lions Club to help at street intersections. The gift supports safety and independence for local visually impaired adults.

Lions Club Lorain Lorain County

Unknown Tops Field in Ohio Open Tourney

In Cleveland at the Ohio Open, 24-year-old unknown and veteran top name golfer tied for the lead after 36 holes with identical 144 totals. Johnny Malutic shot 68 and 76, Billy Burke 73 and 71, while Ted Luther and Andy Mocsary each stood one back at 145. Amateur leaders were Bob Servis and Tommy Whiteway with 152. Al Espinosa opened with 153.

Cleveland U.P Johnny Malutic Billy Burke Malutic al Espinosa Akron

Little Series Opens as Nelson Wins International Open

Belmont Massachusetts Ron Nelson of Reading Pennsylvania defeated Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania 5 and 4 in the finals of the International Open Golf Championship. Nelson earned 3000 top prize and rose to fifth in money totals for the year while Picard took 2000 as runner up in a 12000 event.

Belmont Mass U.R Byron Nelson Reading New England Henry Picard Hershey Nelson Picard Harry Cooper Chicago

California launches course on History and Government of Japan

Berkeley, Calif. The University of California has established a new course in the History and Government of Japan to foster better understanding with the Far East.

Berkeley Calif Far East University of California Japan

Prosperity in Waste Grows Berkeley Revenue

Berkeley, California reports a 5.54 percent rise in revenue from garbage last year as a new measure of municipal growth.

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Farm Tenant Act Aims To Aid Tenants Become Owners

The Bank head-Jones Farm Tenant Act creates a Farmers Home Corporation to fund loans for sharecroppers and tenants, with up to fifty million dollars yearly and terms up to forty years. It funds retirement plans for marginal land and supports resettlement projects, amid New Deal efforts to reduce tenancy and boost ownership.

Congress Roosevelt Secretary of Agriculture Farmers’ Home Corporation Department of Agriculture

Yanks Tie with Washington in Doubleheader Slugfest

In the first game DiMaggio and Dickey drive runs as New York builds early lead. Washington rallies but falls 4-2. Ruffing and Weaver split pitching duties with Linke in relief. In the second game New York edges Washington 2-1 behind Lazzeri and Crosetti. Pearson struggles as Jakauskas fans nine. Attendance around 500.

Lewis Travis Stone Kuhel O Case Myer Millies Linke New York Ashington DiMaggio Larzer Dickey Selkirg Ase Die Maggio DiMaggio Rube Dimigio Avis Ruhel Fuhel Lanzeri Gehrig Crosett Washington Baile Weaver Struc Hita Crosetti Pearson Saltagaver DiMagelo R. Ferrell Oodworth Case Lazzeri Baltzeaver

Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati Reds in nine innings

Chicago scored two runs in the final stretch to edge Cincinnati 2 0 0. Bryant and Herman drove in key RBIs while Hack and Bryant led offensively. R. Davis took the loss as Kleinhans struggled late. attendance was 612.

Chicago Bryant Jordan Miller Herman Myers Hack Frey G. Davis Cuyler Stainback Cavarretta Cincinnati R. Davis Kleinhans Giants Cubs Clay Bryant

Bremer, Waner pace Pirates over Cardinals in 6 2/1 win

Bremer and P Waner drive in runs as Pittsburgh defeats St. Louis 6 to 2. Durocher Medwick and Brubaker add key hits while Brandt and Bordagaray contribute for the Pirates. Notable runs, errors by Waner Bordagaray and others, and solid pitching by Sunkel.

H Pet. Medwick Cards Gehringer Tigers Mize Cardinals P. Waner Pira’s DiMaggio Yankees Ceeseseseveress Eeeepery Greenberg Gehrig Medwick Rolfe Ssesees Pirates Bell Browns B.iouls Abrhoa Pitts Abrhoa Brown Jensenif Wanerif M'dwick Ovaughnss Mrtin Sunr Brdgry Drochrse Brubkr Bremerc Young Bremer Johnson Allendaice

Giants edge closer to pennant as twin bill ends

Giants can clinch a subway world series by winning a doubleheader against Philadelphia or taking one game if Chicago loses to Cincinnati. Cubs must win all remaining games to overtake a still-shaky lead with five games left.

Giants Bill NEW York New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds Boston Bees Terrymen

Nelson Takes Golf Tourney

NEWARK NEW JERSEY The International League champion Newark Bears meet the Columbus Red Birds in the first game of the Little World Series. This 19th meeting between the two leagues features the Bears seeking their second win, while Columbus aims for a third triumph over an International club. First three games scheduled in Newark with the series to move to Columbus Saturday.

Newark N. J U.P Newark Bears Columbus Red Birds American Association Bears New York Yankee Syracuse Baltimore Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee Red Birds Toronto Buffalo

Astrological Prophecy For September 30 Highlights Sudden Events

The Stars Say predicts a sudden and unforeseen precipitation of events on Thursday September 30. It warns of disruptive changes requiring travel and new interests, with birthdays facing abrupt adjustments. A child born that day may be independent and proud yet gifted, possibly drawing attention or leading to distant places.

National Insignia and Codes From an Old Puzzle

A vintage word puzzle lists clues and answers across themes such as heraldry, geography, and grammar. It includes items like a coat of arms, island, wind instrument, and basic parts of speech, arranged with numbers and directional hints.

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