http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/64c1aa383fb9311b8c3cd032d6e5ab3e.pdf 3ec953fa727cb81aad9b6a08b029531c PDF Text Text ' ' .' Farmer& Approve · P 1an To Control Wheat Produdion · ~'YS J[NNJS TUURNE • PersonaJa:,•. Sauvage Appointment NOTI.~E I avo--.11 A,"''t111..hor - trN; I te Local M.... lo Cb- to Director of RoempiOJ· forCOUJlt7 tm. h .... 'hel- . ..,.-~ .... !lalw· ~ U.e Mllli, wilt M fltrW.IJ eat.J'N4I at Ute d..,. MI-t Qlifflird And Graber Compete For Honora In Columb111 Help ~·· IS NEXT G~AL IF DUCKUE S~L~NS world' ha.ve l.ncrea.sed In the past. four years. This year, In splt.e ot Lhe shori-est Wh£St. crop In exactly 40 yea"', the total crop, added to the carryover from last year total~ 8'15 mllUon bushels, ,the amount In slJh'. boss' te~ to\Ullament. lor use between July 1, 1933 and The rolft all!. Paul Clifford or July 1 01 n&xt. ,-ear. . Porneron Japti oa.wner, of Urbana Export,, seed, Uvestoek and feed : PDlmer · BoVfe · . OaWpoU. · and will use only a lJttle more than 600 ':Henry HeJbel, 'Zanes~Ue. W1ru1era bu.sheJ.s ot wheat durl.ni that time, I of today•8 r'riultclles wl\1 play tor the lc·avlnJ a aurplUH of 2'75 miW!JD ; tournament ljingleiJ t~le tomomw [ bushelll on July I , 1034. With a normal wheat. crop next. year wh~h ·afternoon.' , , .' ; The Pomeroy JOllt.t. breezed thru I will add 860 mlUiun bUBb$, the ~ earlier matches of the tournament wheat In sight. for JUlY l , 1D34 .to In fllfY ~.. i)efeaUpg Davlj:l July 1 1935 wiD be more th8(l qne Weimer Ordo'l'umbus yelte"rd'ily iJ.f billlon bushels twice the amotplt 6· 2 ' 1' needed. . ,. .: Cuttqrd will meet ,Heibel thlll arIt tbta 0011ditlon came · abobt, ~ ~noort, while Bovle , was lleheduled ~-heat prices would be l'ed~ to' • : tel meer ellilmf'l• ~ ' ~ l.ivf!8tocll: feed level r&.ther . Olan • 1 ' . - -, - .· · touman food price level. The ex·' The Pomeroy youth will see ac- pccted reduction tn acrea11e due to ~ tion follow_ lna: the singles oompetl- this Wheat Plan will Iargelf ear' tion wbe1p~,UIU'ter tl"'la El,lld semi· 1ect thla situation. r, r fln&la In (l~le! wta 4tart. The Additional meetln11s will be; held ; Olirtoa'd-Oral):er ·~ comUinatlon easlly this week at Lons Bott,oru.,..,'fhun, disposed of Thelbert and Tuylor da.y night and Roekt Sprtnp Prl· , ~tflrday , 6-0, 6-2. The doubles clay nlRht. ~her me~:thi~ 'if:lll ~ 11 rialleo "·~.U:~ ,PJf~~ att,.er ~.t!1e flru.;ll held next wee:k. . , : ! • 1D1 Pme ' toimuuOW. • • ... .. •• . • Nna ;n'l In The TrtlruDe Recovers Baby Held as Hostagt> By Oarrllh' 10 centa-B)' Mail ...00 ~I~N H~ ll SI SlFHY ~F EUR~PE IS THREHENEO BY NAllS, IS CH~RGE ~HE~T P~~T AS HISnRICU M~VE Austrian Baron Bennett Says Arreement Is Step Toward Prosperity Lett Activities Trouble To Brina About !mJ>rO're· i ment; Siped By 21 Nations lC YOUNG GIRL HELD FOR DEUNQUENCY - Maole C,REAM London. AUJr;. 26-INB--A atrenu· cus attempt to operation s eaal · va. · tlal. New Move Begun To Return Insull - . diESHIRE . . Controeton Chary About Ex-~illties ' Mapat'o Re. A.cceptin• Joba; Mei•• arreated at Requeet of Wo•k Deloyoll U. S. Authorities Game Called 8 :3• P. M. 'i&.dmiuiOJI 5c and 1 Oc PUR~ .. Qloups Are O'iganized CANE GRANULATED Columbwl, 0.. Aua:. :m oonttactora allbmlt.t.eel pr<ije<ta In the Ohio'a ftt'llt Only were no cral othm!J there were two btda. Hl1her commodity held respoMibJ.e tor hldl, which must be partmmt eat.lmat.ea. '"'"" nounc:ed after ;' ; 2t<l •.:~)·1 ' ' » .·' ·'·''i(P.·•''-.. t,. ' •' . j 4.., ("' -~~ r.J,p . >\" \ 11 ' '·.: .t.'-t' .!I ·, :'~~---~·~Na# 'Bf.ans , ·4?1-f ·!'.~.-': \ 1~1 j. ~, .~- \.;~- · -i" ~... ~ v ~1 ·';)< • I. • l'.b• 1 • I l' ..;.;· i - """ '69c Z ;., 19c BIH-o-...... " ....... - :=v~ I . • ,, ' .... .atphe~~ I ~ zR·: z9C. 63c lb. ...... ··-· .... 19c .... 47c Sc 5 .... 19c 19c 5 .... 15c -Chipea ' BR()WN ·.SUGU ' l a..-~t.,aee v....... PI~J{ ,SALMOS, f • . . . . . . . . .1 A&1, MATCHEs' . ' •' •< '' ' ' "~....... . _.p - ' .... 33c $1.23 ..... .... I '' 'HI•+ ({idna~rs Held In Oklahoma Jail att.acll:ed the Renrtaobme, Rye Bread GRANDMOT~R'S MARVEL ·.', Policeman Victim Of Demented Mpn ... JJc ' Paekllld ~- Fm. F1our ::," ,. pt olonpcl and which many were and wounded. Fresh Fruits and v' egetabla Oranges, 200's . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:1c Cabbage ............ 4 lbs. 15c YeUow Onions , .. .. . .. .. lb. 5e Celery, Large Stalks .. 2 for 17c Potatoes, No. 1 . . . . . 10 Ibs. 35c Watermelons, Large . . . . . . ~ ~ &Anltmc•Jaanc~ ...... , ....... . Head'Lettuce :,",.:..•. lOc ' ••· ... ·Peae~ :':.';: 4 ,... 29c l7c ..,..,,_-.,.. Sw. Potatoea ... Sc Ctok~- 1 Ccler}r :::.:~ Near Futuce otl&homa Oltr. otra .. - · ,._ ~. o. shumon. hll wife and hill 1011, Armcm, Were ll&feb' eaconln .~ns 1n the ~tr Jill hen ~ by a amau army •••• • . U.,oJu,J A-11oftb to Foe• f'"er•l PrQNeut1on in .l, ,IOOZ. .. suC<le8Sful lntemat~al chief American dele1ate to the wheat conference. Murphy made plaNJ for a oonlerence w1th M. Qoure-,atcll, Soviet 1.1 acte commiRslooer in London, thiJ afternoon. in the hope of I'Wiq a &>viet ~xport quota.. whlcll he characterized 8JJ nn lmmedhltf': eMeb• agalmt ihe man 91111 be held Inn:; , 1.~" : UIOUI and COllta are ,' en&ure the l&unct\ed today by Prederkk E. Mur·phy, Minneapolis publisher and 28c -, ' 15c :u..u~· of wheat &IJ'eement by obtalnlnJ unqualified Rustuan suppon. waa '•· p. Sat. ~nd Sua. Only ... ., llf- "I 1 "'.· 'LITTL,, ~trz an old flne t • Perfect HIGH PRI~£5 MAY. NUlliH PlANS TD I I AID UNEMPUfE~ , j I ...... Sc ... ztc ... lZ!c ... IOc REHABILITATION IS BEGUN ALONG COAST STAGE IS SET FOR OPENING OFF Report Of ~nusual . In· creases In Prices Prompt& Action IN THIS DIRECTION fSUPPORT I by, ata order of fli ' tfte· ·peii.Ce, •' U Am nn SCH Columbus, 0 ., Aua: . 2&-IN8--8urvMirs of a tleld ot more than 100, tour Ohlo boya were to compete here t.9d11y 1n the sem.l· ftnab or the !il.lclee: dlvl.sion tn the Columbus elouay, llllcbtlY coo1eo Nortb.- portlop tordlh~. Sunday fstr . w. VA.--ftnly doUd7 t<·nlibt and · sunda}. Not mUCh ~ 1.n tempen.turt, ~ .. ........ LEASED WIRE. OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. Sheriff A. 0. Tracy. To Be One Of Four Re· ma•n•q In Sinales Competition WEATHER FORECAST- onnir .laO. CLIFFORD WINS ' RE4·DERS' NOTICE - If tho Nowa Oftlce of Tlie ,Tribune, eall 236-L: If the Oftleo &8lt for Z02·B. ! "Super Board" To Be I ' Created To Follow Code Operation �.. 8lJNDAY, ACOOQT 2T, ., _ 1 -••=a: I THE pAIL Y TRI BIT ~ ~ I ; e•' ' ·· ' HARRISONVILLE r,:·· -:;;;:-·-··--·---- ·oowntheHitch( . -·-' --- :;;;;;:::: pS "' S:d&Ji i• !IE Ec&J : " • $: L ; I L o:o i ~ *-'e" ' = 3 !lZil'. 11 = lid ·== ...a• lf.A.T, ONA.L ADVERTISING Rt:PBi:8BNTATIV&IiJ Freel Ki•MO. IDe. "lllkafo. PllU.4eilbla.. f'lt.tlbtaJb, MUw..ut J'or Edi&orial otfiee Call 1111·(, I FlU' BUSilltM OUiu a.od Clreulalhm Dept CaU ZOZ· Il . ,.II OAK GROV£ ""..•• ': t~ ul8e0fd<lul au•tWr Sttpt. ll, li:MI,·~ ~!~~ Qr~ Jlt. fi':~=:-'""'"'"iiiiiiiOiiiiii____:_.:..__ ________;,;~ ;;;;.---------......., ,(lblo, jllldor lllo.Aol u1 >Well a, 18'110. ~"! P•l11 .no '' '·'' ~~ / ·~· !'><&ted DD LOftt Socolld B~, I'OmOroY, 0. Wbu\ o\U' tr~ ..Dd ua 11!tten or newa JQ&ttl'r f or pubUcatlon l.be)' llbauld lD ..u CUll fiP ~elr nam......,ltbOQJb noi neceuarU)' w be p1nCe4. ~ lettell, bowevt=r excellent ~ dellrable in Lbem· Sn no IP'*"'"~ wm be pubU&bed. ' ~' II ,. ..,_, ~ -, • NEWS I, I !/ I" .' ' 'P I •• = =•' t> - -I-'f"!. · •' """' • I ·,, ~""" I,. I.U'..;; • '• , .Jli 'F'!:_.y~J" o,, lV-"" I~· -..!~,<;To, fll l"Z'"~ '-. " DID You·EVER STOP TO THINK? B7 Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, OklabiJma C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWS· PAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: "New•paper advr.rtiting is newt in adverlioing- new thing•, late and intereating development. in,houoehold appliances, autos, dol)lea, furniture--are read in newspaper artidea and ads long before pure\y advertloingmediums are uoed. "Subtetiben aet tbe 'news behind tbe newo' --..Adver.li,ii)SfrQnl IJlelr no!wapaper• when the manufacturefa releate tl1<ltr fint P!lbliclt,- in the for'!' of nowo and advertioin11. · that it rlnrlna o1 Jt ~Seemed, from , ute.. .. There WN no clue toward Ca.Y~BIICh waa hearin& in hil t~' ton,enatJOD. of ,j ,,"'' 1,. n .J,~ •' l ,, whjl~ ~ ,, I' '-c ,, io ~ t :'' ' ' ' •' I '' .f ' ,. be bestt&W. watched. That to be met. Aucuet 25, ' 1985 ~~olwar• t~tb' setDted ·witb olloo .,a .,.....poo • •, ., •Notbtq Important,• b(l aon-eommtttall)'. But l..tnlll:new thl• Waa not ''Tell nhll" *It"• Slur .. I at that. (• " ' Yea. , , I •ee. . Ye•::;·,~·~~·;;':!~:~:~~~~~~~~~:~~; diiJIIdtnt.aJ¥1' , • Okay • , " , He pat up .tht inat! U'fl)ent ewuna IIIJ!l¥.~1lJ ta j • t~ltt.Jna on the edp of the bed. ''What Je tU" ah• ~ked, ::~;~:~; 1111 up a'Dd runniDC •iler ~ tbrou,h. bll thJe\ '&a,t' which --' ' .' '' ' ·'.,' ' ' ( l ' ' .' • ' ., ' '' '' �.. 8lJNDAY, ACOOQT 2T, ., _ 1 -••=a: I THE pAIL Y TRI BIT ~ ~ I ; e•' ' ·· ' HARRISONVILLE r,:·· -:;;;:-·-··--·---- ·oowntheHitch( . -·-' --- :;;;;;:::: pS "' S:d&Ji i• !IE Ec&J : " • $: L ; I L o:o i ~ *-'e" ' = 3 !lZil'. 11 = lid ·== ...a• lf.A.T, ONA.L ADVERTISING Rt:PBi:8BNTATIV&IiJ Freel Ki•MO. IDe. "lllkafo. PllU.4eilbla.. f'lt.tlbtaJb, MUw..ut J'or Edi&orial otfiee Call 1111·(, I FlU' BUSilltM OUiu a.od Clreulalhm Dept CaU ZOZ· Il . ,.II OAK GROV£ ""..•• ': t~ ul8e0fd<lul au•tWr Sttpt. ll, li:MI,·~ ~!~~ Qr~ Jlt. fi':~=:-'""'"'"iiiiiiiOiiiiii____:_.:..__ ________;,;~ ;;;;.---------......., ,(lblo, jllldor lllo.Aol u1 >Well a, 18'110. ~"! P•l11 .no '' '·'' ~~ / ·~· !'><&ted DD LOftt Socolld B~, I'OmOroY, 0. Wbu\ o\U' tr~ ..Dd ua 11!tten or newa JQ&ttl'r f or pubUcatlon l.be)' llbauld lD ..u CUll fiP ~elr nam......,ltbOQJb noi neceuarU)' w be p1nCe4. ~ lettell, bowevt=r excellent ~ dellrable in Lbem· Sn no IP'*"'"~ wm be pubU&bed. ' ~' II ,. ..,_, ~ -, • NEWS I, I !/ I" .' ' 'P I •• = =•' t> - -I-'f"!. · •' """' • I ·,, ~""" I,. I.U'..;; • '• , .Jli 'F'!:_.y~J" o,, lV-"" I~· -..!~,<;To, fll l"Z'"~ '-. " DID You·EVER STOP TO THINK? B7 Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, OklabiJma C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWS· PAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: "New•paper advr.rtiting is newt in adverlioing- new thing•, late and intereating development. in,houoehold appliances, autos, dol)lea, furniture--are read in newspaper artidea and ads long before pure\y advertloingmediums are uoed. "Subtetiben aet tbe 'news behind tbe newo' --..Adver.li,ii)SfrQnl IJlelr no!wapaper• when the manufacturefa releate tl1<ltr fint P!lbliclt,- in the for'!' of nowo and advertioin11. · that it rlnrlna o1 Jt ~Seemed, from , ute.. .. There WN no clue toward Ca.Y~BIICh waa hearin& in hil t~' ton,enatJOD. of ,j ,,"'' 1,. n .J,~ •' l ,, whjl~ ~ ,, I' '-c ,, io ~ t :'' ' ' ' •' I '' .f ' ,. be bestt&W. watched. That to be met. Aucuet 25, ' 1985 ~~olwar• t~tb' setDted ·witb olloo .,a .,.....poo • •, ., •Notbtq Important,• b(l aon-eommtttall)'. But l..tnlll:new thl• Waa not ''Tell nhll" *It"• Slur .. I at that. (• " ' Yea. , , I •ee. . Ye•::;·,~·~~·;;':!~:~:~~~~~~~~~:~~; diiJIIdtnt.aJ¥1' , • Okay • , " , He pat up .tht inat! U'fl)ent ewuna IIIJ!l¥.~1lJ ta j • t~ltt.Jna on the edp of the bed. ''What Je tU" ah• ~ked, ::~;~:~; 1111 up a'Dd runniDC •iler ~ tbrou,h. bll thJe\ '&a,t' which --' ' .' '' ' ·'.,' ' ' ( l ' ' .' • ' ., ' '' '' �tilt !!liLt ll!ND4Y, A1!01Jn 2'1, lUI . . . Calif~rnia .frank, not~d cowboy .1nd wcster,.n rider, 30~ Mamie' Francit, lady 1hiipdtootcr, ;t rc: featured in the r~eo which wUI ~ • ,resc:n~ed e.·.~ h evenlng)n frunt. of the gundstand at ~ he Ohto S~te Fair, atar'iJJS ·Mond~y, 11tcre arc' lS ri4er1 and sixty hud Qf Ltock •• t:~u pmentatiOn.. It L! but O(lC fcasutc ~ ' · ~rc:at pTOBjt~m. The eqtjre thCI~ •ncludes vaudeville apd .the.llt.rr acu, t;JLtt .of:l®r ,!RCC:ta.;le nu~b,ers, r:•rcus fnlurcJ :~ nd st~~u~nd h1gh act~. An orthestQ, _, _g•rl. chorus ;md othei feature 1 3(50 ur incl uded. r~ d)_o~ qw.n• ~·th • conc,rt by tl~ All Qh.IO High &hool _Boy• orc,lw!~f~ ~ ,clQJes ,wg& ID UtCnliYe .hawing of lireworh ..,.-- CbNIJpiomllip Of' ~~·~d! Ifour.ner To Pla1etl " Mq,NJ)AY NIGHT Locala Enter Finala By ' ' Viet01'1 O,er '· Cheabin Altho>_!ib ' ' they · defeated the I ~btre entrt)l ln tile Aulerlean So.n aott ball ~ey- .bero Prl- j nl!fht by tne aeore 11 to I 3 ~ 1 ~e -- Mlckllf'POrt nine preeent$\1 a ro.ther loollely played Rame ~It: The victory, however, aave t~m rlgbt .to compete apln8t the oat- hUI Ham for the detl!i'm_lnatlon of the champkmsblp of the aecond tournament. nex~ Monday evenln1. 'nle Winner or next Monday's I!Mne wtU be crowned champions ot the III!IOOf'ld tournament com~ apJnat and wl11 the Pomeroy New York Olothl.na: House team. cllr.m- I plona of the f:lrat tourney, In a three . out or nve ran\.e sm.ea tor seaaon footbnll conte•t Thur~day night at Soldier f'ield, Chicago, ended ev~~.=~~e "~:..· with the All-West tJQUB.d going d_own to defeat with a.score _of ~3-7 . 'fh~s play, in the a run 1n the tlrst tnntna when oat- fourth quarter, shows Brad' Robmson, A1H1East end (Ill wh1te Jersey ). JUSt after one Iae:her, second man to face Rothgeb of Harry N.e wrnan's long passes slipped through his hands on the goal line. Gaius Cbeahlre tW1a'~. was 'ltv~ Jtls b8ae Oo rlsl\t fielder's error: An- Shaver, AU-West, IS about to fall on the b dl, With Mor1ey D.rury (~) ready to give chompe. orrr!!: flr" del'80n bing~. and In the conrqBlon that followed, Oalla&her 6COI'ed. Parfitt ~ed oqt to fi$ base and Rq)»ert Allensworth riled out to 'short l!top for the tl\trd out. The second r~n for tbe home b03'& came In the t.blrd ~nplng after Richards Mkldleport pl'tciher .sku«* . !lirn sup'port · . ' '· ParflU llOQl'ed. ~ttyq WM allOW-- iCiliOO out Wilen IPa.rfi\t, ed 8 scratch lilt but w&,& tos&ed out dropping th e ball, retrieved ~t tbtnl ba8e after R.a.wlh~ &nd throwing It to Richards for H. Derrioakey tal,lped the ball but put out at home as ,Oa.rtl$0n 1:1lld. no playe were made for them. Two Sl.sson, WU6 out. Richards to Rawhlf.<3. three ru~ and two errors. Ungs anti w. Soott struck t-t t.hrce. 1~!t~ ~-t:'~na~m~n~ntrr~ Ch~Jlre soOted one of the1r ' Two hits, one run Met error Ge.llarher. walk~ and Allens:WQ!'th 1thrtn bqn& , In th.e fourth frame w~th The count for re1uemenL in the 11tole third. Anden;9n 11 truclif i:;ut1 ~ ~ngle, ~rom j5tory, flnt man to ,f9Utth _a nd , fll~ fpr . Middleport Parfltt ,lulled ~net '.\Ue~ ELM jf aee ,Btilh.arda. ' Oan,,l5Qn .CQuntod ·1was on&. ~o. thre,e, _then tn tho G&llagher aeon.!Ji. Parfitt :a Sera~~~ Nt ~n(l I ~e & Y1c;ldl~POl't. &~LI}. . ' Rawll~ s truck· ;Out,. Harold to eecond ·,PR catcher'& pa!:!Jed bait htne bejut. ~ng ;ne ball hither 'Demo&ltcy Walked, Riclmi'ds ground• and a , Auensworth W¥! giv~n a and NPrJ•over tM field. Story ed to "Story, !!oDd M. Allenswort.h to ridi tO'tint when short b:Wp''mufl-[ ~ - durtoa &he melee Bod Garrison to _Story. In the StiVenth ed the baiJ, tOMlng it wUd to first . son attempted to ~ore, but was trarp.e, it W!llii apout the &ami( affair I,APIJ:S ~aro mOney at home sew- Jq;. dUrlllf yoqr ruu Dr part ~n;~ - s=~~v~~ PQJ!Jpul,uS, Atlantic B!lichwoar. 10 f;IO. Ark&llo!la.s Av· cnue, Atlan'IC Qlty, N. J . ' 8-31-3L fop, , rOr w111le Cheshire aaaln toolr: advantag"' of Richards' apparent wildness, coupled with the l008e backIng from the Middleport team, to score another run. SJSIS011. Initial batsman to Ia~ RIChards. blngled, went. to &CCOnd when W. scott hit one to Lhe pltehcr·s box. A passed .ball t.hru catcher allowed Sis:ron firtit baae and soott stmond. c . Sisson popped out to second bnse, then Scads one '.went • For R~at· . ., '. walll;ed, fllltn!l the bases. B. BcoU popped out t.l B11ttyn lll"•d Richards erac:ked, wa.lklng Rothgeb to first and Sts&on home for A scol'e. Fife raimed for the third out. One" hit, Gatti- [ . .·'· Ln· -4:.J~om.:ng Sp"eedboat I· When YOUQ (j .Vis·its OUfl C;t ., 1 I 1.1 G~MM • Cl'nQQ.;P ~...._., Mlddloporl "'"""In'"' olghlh when Battyn singled but was out when Rawlings hit one to l'hort__....___________,.j stop who tossed to secnl.d. H ~ 8 Y ' EIIJiRl~LE1(,_ • Demoskey scratched a. hit and Raw~ llngs went to second. Richards-~~ • tlveb~ . ·=1 to third baee and Rawllnas BCOJ'IeU' ·lrB .,._. when catcher Sisson muffed ~- 1bomertb,.. chance to tag tJim. H . Demoske rom e was ca.ugtlt at home when A1le . "\' wu the pttchlni: Indi&napoll.!: at Milwaukee . LQJ.Iisvtllc :c.t Kansa& Cli.y. N&TION.U. LIAGIJE C lnciDTtall at Brootlyn. Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Phlladelph!a. ~ ~~:~- ~~~;~;~~~~~ Gallagher bingled intothird ctlnter neta be worth tapped one to sending Allensworth and Rlehardl ~ rs Y rk home. Anderson completed the 11k':. o tnnln&' when tosaed out, w . .lik:Ott_i&l··eouP.; Three hit&. three ruJI!I ancrt·~ ,._ h--• one error. ...,... IOU w: -.. Jftot"Y· Jt w~ ..' ...:: - .GAf(·,;_ , ·: Wooo . WHo \ Wll.t.. JOHII L HCliiGAN ·- " ' INCINNAT DEF'eNO 'TioiE: - e AB R H PO A PUe.ll .. . 40000 1 2 10 0 0 1 3 5 :1 2 B 1 0 \ 4 2' 1 5 o 1 & 1 2 5 1 1 fi ..-1 I 0 I 0 o 1L 2 l 0 3 Jl 0 2 4 o. 618son, 2b .... 3 o o :11 1 Se&rl&.rf ...... .. 3 0 1 1 0 ~\ · Total ......... ~. Cheater C~•lor jlloU Park SUNDAY AMERICAN INTONATIONAL LEAGUE Club Won Los& Pet.. . . . . . . . . . . . 8i 57t .!99 79 65 .649 ......... 74 69 .517 . . .. . .. .. . .. 73 73 .500 73 74 .4'19 Albany 70 'J3 .4110 Montreal ......... . 66 76 . .f65 Jersey City ... : .·.. . s:; Admioaion 15 Conh l'EiiTERDAl''S 88 .3S5 \ LIAOUE Wa.shtnston at Cleveland. New York at Detroit, PhUtldelphta. at Chicago. BoHon a& 8,, LoWa. . i Total · · · · · · · ·. 35 3 'l 26 13 Eat'ned runs-Middleport I. Haae on b6US-Qtf Richards on Rothgeb 2. Btruek· Out-By Rlcbards 10, o Len on baseB--Middleport 0 Cheshire 10. 1 First b&&e em (I 3, Ohe~~hlre 1. 0 P,.ased baUa-Midlepol't lNTERNA'l'IONAL LEAGUE .~j~jiliiiiiiii~l RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis '8 ; Columbus 6. St. Paul 12; T oledo- 5. IndlanapoiJ8 B: Milwaukee :1. ====o..oc====-==c-~~Kansas City 7; Louisville 2. Grand S&aad S Ueol1 Did You Ever Stop To Think? 11 - - - - - - - ' "l<tfillei)OI't .. 103 DOD 03 uuta:n a 4 Obeshare .... ooo too liD- By EDSON R. WAITE -· Prepares-'to Defend Title Shawnee, Oklahoma BRUCE B. BREWER, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FERRY· HANLY ADVERTISING COMPANY, SAYS: f;OR 'nil:: HARMSWQ~mj l'ROF'HY That buyer• today want facb. What ,article have · you bourht recently without thinkinr it over quite a bit? That means you, and ••eryone eltc, will read MORE about aome artide in whic:h you ma.y be, or can be, intereJted. - "WITH HIS AIEW ~OA"J: MISS . fWTAI/olltti • In the ncwr.papcr you hue theae facts logically preaentcd to ycu. You """ linrer on a certain l"'int of advanlare; 100 can l'<'•d it again; you h~¥.!1 Jbe evi4e!IC!' !here on wl!i~h to ba1e ypqr d!l~ioion. ' - N''l'' I' •:IJ I'\~t!lf'' 1.t'li!'J· · T!li'lll• art> c!J~nFilf "'pidlr. We w~,.d~r ~IJU !' !,i•r,JW,~~.ll<l.w, and i¥H! 1111~!1J }Ia~ next. So ~(' l!;ecp •11 •o*li i¥1\~, ~tf.l .e~t• lfirpl'f!l ~iO '1~Wll!'~~r. . ' .. 'c',£,,"'*"111'"'"' ~ ""' .. _ ,..,,.~;_,., ' • .!,- • ' .~ I ' ) ~ T • . . ' ' ' ' .• P'l.-•=; •• . . . . . I '. ) . ··-, Albany at Baltimore. Jersey City at Hewarltk. Thronto at Roi:Jlester. Montreal at Butralo. B.Scott,ef .. . . . 4 o o o 1 1\(lthiJf!IJ, p . . .. . . 3 0 l 0 1 Ra.wUnga, lb . . , 5 2 0 8 o :1 hire 2. H. Dcmookey, If .. 4 1 2 0: 0 0 Umpires c . AUenswort.h, Meett, Ri&hal'd a, p . . . .. . 5 1 1 1 3 Allen~twortb. , TROPHY, AI St. l •OUi8 at Seaton. 1::10 P. M. Oheshtre Story, lb ....... . 5 oarrtuon, ss .. . . . 4 Slsoon. c . . ... . .. 5 w. Boott, ab . .... 4 -·- Rock,b~l4te M. Allensworth, 3b 5 2 1 1 2 0 Ro~hpb 1. Oallagber, 5S . . . Andornon, rf .. . . Pirtitt. c . . . R . A1lenswort.h, rf Battyn, 2b ...... ' , ~ ;~~&=-~J:;";::,..,;A~':•~~::~I ll!IOD . - - :·- Baseball! .c:..;"·-·• Cheshire scored one In their bait . collapsect Yanlullll of the eighth after story and Oar-j baBes and riSQ.O had been retired. Sl8son hit ::Ind. the and"W. RawlingsBoOtt dropped (J1ven the nnt ball,when C. 8l880n walked then Bearll scratch· ed ono. D. Slsson scored whenParrttt failed to hold to the ball. B. ScotL grnunded to pitcher to first. Two hl t..s. one run and one error, Mlddl'1lOI't. ccmplctcd the soorlng with a big lat1t tnniAA wltb. four runs frotn flv e hits nfter the Oheahlre ~ant became nstleSll and had apparently to6SCd Jn Lhe towel. Tbt Amerigo championship aofJ. ball club of Columbus will pl&y ·t.he Middleport team under t,hc Ugllt& here t.onlght, tt was announced, o,l ' Box Score: AB R H PO A E Middleport '' .Uit:RlC.\N ASSOCIATION Columbus. ut Mtnneal)l't.is. a'Cfedo at st. Paul. OJ.le run and one- o;!rror . I \ 'IOD.Y , . . �tilt !!liLt ll!ND4Y, A1!01Jn 2'1, lUI . . . Calif~rnia .frank, not~d cowboy .1nd wcster,.n rider, 30~ Mamie' Francit, lady 1hiipdtootcr, ;t rc: featured in the r~eo which wUI ~ • ,resc:n~ed e.·.~ h evenlng)n frunt. of the gundstand at ~ he Ohto S~te Fair, atar'iJJS ·Mond~y, 11tcre arc' lS ri4er1 and sixty hud Qf Ltock •• t:~u pmentatiOn.. It L! but O(lC fcasutc ~ ' · ~rc:at pTOBjt~m. The eqtjre thCI~ •ncludes vaudeville apd .the.llt.rr acu, t;JLtt .of:l®r ,!RCC:ta.;le nu~b,ers, r:•rcus fnlurcJ :~ nd st~~u~nd h1gh act~. An orthestQ, _, _g•rl. chorus ;md othei feature 1 3(50 ur incl uded. r~ d)_o~ qw.n• ~·th • conc,rt by tl~ All Qh.IO High &hool _Boy• orc,lw!~f~ ~ ,clQJes ,wg& ID UtCnliYe .hawing of lireworh ..,.-- CbNIJpiomllip Of' ~~·~d! Ifour.ner To Pla1etl " Mq,NJ)AY NIGHT Locala Enter Finala By ' ' Viet01'1 O,er '· Cheabin Altho>_!ib ' ' they · defeated the I ~btre entrt)l ln tile Aulerlean So.n aott ball ~ey- .bero Prl- j nl!fht by tne aeore 11 to I 3 ~ 1 ~e -- Mlckllf'POrt nine preeent$\1 a ro.ther loollely played Rame ~It: The victory, however, aave t~m rlgbt .to compete apln8t the oat- hUI Ham for the detl!i'm_lnatlon of the champkmsblp of the aecond tournament. nex~ Monday evenln1. 'nle Winner or next Monday's I!Mne wtU be crowned champions ot the III!IOOf'ld tournament com~ apJnat and wl11 the Pomeroy New York Olothl.na: House team. cllr.m- I plona of the f:lrat tourney, In a three . out or nve ran\.e sm.ea tor seaaon footbnll conte•t Thur~day night at Soldier f'ield, Chicago, ended ev~~.=~~e "~:..· with the All-West tJQUB.d going d_own to defeat with a.score _of ~3-7 . 'fh~s play, in the a run 1n the tlrst tnntna when oat- fourth quarter, shows Brad' Robmson, A1H1East end (Ill wh1te Jersey ). JUSt after one Iae:her, second man to face Rothgeb of Harry N.e wrnan's long passes slipped through his hands on the goal line. Gaius Cbeahlre tW1a'~. was 'ltv~ Jtls b8ae Oo rlsl\t fielder's error: An- Shaver, AU-West, IS about to fall on the b dl, With Mor1ey D.rury (~) ready to give chompe. orrr!!: flr" del'80n bing~. and In the conrqBlon that followed, Oalla&her 6COI'ed. Parfitt ~ed oqt to fi$ base and Rq)»ert Allensworth riled out to 'short l!top for the tl\trd out. The second r~n for tbe home b03'& came In the t.blrd ~nplng after Richards Mkldleport pl'tciher .sku«* . !lirn sup'port · . ' '· ParflU llOQl'ed. ~ttyq WM allOW-- iCiliOO out Wilen IPa.rfi\t, ed 8 scratch lilt but w&,& tos&ed out dropping th e ball, retrieved ~t tbtnl ba8e after R.a.wlh~ &nd throwing It to Richards for H. Derrioakey tal,lped the ball but put out at home as ,Oa.rtl$0n 1:1lld. no playe were made for them. Two Sl.sson, WU6 out. Richards to Rawhlf.<3. three ru~ and two errors. Ungs anti w. Soott struck t-t t.hrce. 1~!t~ ~-t:'~na~m~n~ntrr~ Ch~Jlre soOted one of the1r ' Two hits, one run Met error Ge.llarher. walk~ and Allens:WQ!'th 1thrtn bqn& , In th.e fourth frame w~th The count for re1uemenL in the 11tole third. Anden;9n 11 truclif i:;ut1 ~ ~ngle, ~rom j5tory, flnt man to ,f9Utth _a nd , fll~ fpr . Middleport Parfltt ,lulled ~net '.\Ue~ ELM jf aee ,Btilh.arda. ' Oan,,l5Qn .CQuntod ·1was on&. ~o. thre,e, _then tn tho G&llagher aeon.!Ji. Parfitt :a Sera~~~ Nt ~n(l I ~e & Y1c;ldl~POl't. &~LI}. . ' Rawll~ s truck· ;Out,. Harold to eecond ·,PR catcher'& pa!:!Jed bait htne bejut. ~ng ;ne ball hither 'Demo&ltcy Walked, Riclmi'ds ground• and a , Auensworth W¥! giv~n a and NPrJ•over tM field. Story ed to "Story, !!oDd M. Allenswort.h to ridi tO'tint when short b:Wp''mufl-[ ~ - durtoa &he melee Bod Garrison to _Story. In the StiVenth ed the baiJ, tOMlng it wUd to first . son attempted to ~ore, but was trarp.e, it W!llii apout the &ami( affair I,APIJ:S ~aro mOney at home sew- Jq;. dUrlllf yoqr ruu Dr part ~n;~ - s=~~v~~ PQJ!Jpul,uS, Atlantic B!lichwoar. 10 f;IO. Ark&llo!la.s Av· cnue, Atlan'IC Qlty, N. J . ' 8-31-3L fop, , rOr w111le Cheshire aaaln toolr: advantag"' of Richards' apparent wildness, coupled with the l008e backIng from the Middleport team, to score another run. SJSIS011. Initial batsman to Ia~ RIChards. blngled, went. to &CCOnd when W. scott hit one to Lhe pltehcr·s box. A passed .ball t.hru catcher allowed Sis:ron firtit baae and soott stmond. c . Sisson popped out to second bnse, then Scads one '.went • For R~at· . ., '. walll;ed, fllltn!l the bases. B. BcoU popped out t.l B11ttyn lll"•d Richards erac:ked, wa.lklng Rothgeb to first and Sts&on home for A scol'e. Fife raimed for the third out. One" hit, Gatti- [ . .·'· Ln· -4:.J~om.:ng Sp"eedboat I· When YOUQ (j .Vis·its OUfl C;t ., 1 I 1.1 G~MM • Cl'nQQ.;P ~...._., Mlddloporl "'"""In'"' olghlh when Battyn singled but was out when Rawlings hit one to l'hort__....___________,.j stop who tossed to secnl.d. H ~ 8 Y ' EIIJiRl~LE1(,_ • Demoskey scratched a. hit and Raw~ llngs went to second. Richards-~~ • tlveb~ . ·=1 to third baee and Rawllnas BCOJ'IeU' ·lrB .,._. when catcher Sisson muffed ~- 1bomertb,.. chance to tag tJim. H . Demoske rom e was ca.ugtlt at home when A1le . "\' wu the pttchlni: Indi&napoll.!: at Milwaukee . LQJ.Iisvtllc :c.t Kansa& Cli.y. N&TION.U. LIAGIJE C lnciDTtall at Brootlyn. Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Phlladelph!a. ~ ~~:~- ~~~;~;~~~~~ Gallagher bingled intothird ctlnter neta be worth tapped one to sending Allensworth and Rlehardl ~ rs Y rk home. Anderson completed the 11k':. o tnnln&' when tosaed out, w . .lik:Ott_i&l··eouP.; Three hit&. three ruJI!I ancrt·~ ,._ h--• one error. ...,... IOU w: -.. Jftot"Y· Jt w~ ..' ...:: - .GAf(·,;_ , ·: Wooo . WHo \ Wll.t.. JOHII L HCliiGAN ·- " ' INCINNAT DEF'eNO 'TioiE: - e AB R H PO A PUe.ll .. . 40000 1 2 10 0 0 1 3 5 :1 2 B 1 0 \ 4 2' 1 5 o 1 & 1 2 5 1 1 fi ..-1 I 0 I 0 o 1L 2 l 0 3 Jl 0 2 4 o. 618son, 2b .... 3 o o :11 1 Se&rl&.rf ...... .. 3 0 1 1 0 ~\ · Total ......... ~. Cheater C~•lor jlloU Park SUNDAY AMERICAN INTONATIONAL LEAGUE Club Won Los& Pet.. . . . . . . . . . . . 8i 57t .!99 79 65 .649 ......... 74 69 .517 . . .. . .. .. . .. 73 73 .500 73 74 .4'19 Albany 70 'J3 .4110 Montreal ......... . 66 76 . .f65 Jersey City ... : .·.. . s:; Admioaion 15 Conh l'EiiTERDAl''S 88 .3S5 \ LIAOUE Wa.shtnston at Cleveland. New York at Detroit, PhUtldelphta. at Chicago. BoHon a& 8,, LoWa. . i Total · · · · · · · ·. 35 3 'l 26 13 Eat'ned runs-Middleport I. Haae on b6US-Qtf Richards on Rothgeb 2. Btruek· Out-By Rlcbards 10, o Len on baseB--Middleport 0 Cheshire 10. 1 First b&&e em (I 3, Ohe~~hlre 1. 0 P,.ased baUa-Midlepol't lNTERNA'l'IONAL LEAGUE .~j~jiliiiiiiii~l RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis '8 ; Columbus 6. St. Paul 12; T oledo- 5. IndlanapoiJ8 B: Milwaukee :1. ====o..oc====-==c-~~Kansas City 7; Louisville 2. Grand S&aad S Ueol1 Did You Ever Stop To Think? 11 - - - - - - - ' "l<tfillei)OI't .. 103 DOD 03 uuta:n a 4 Obeshare .... ooo too liD- By EDSON R. WAITE -· Prepares-'to Defend Title Shawnee, Oklahoma BRUCE B. BREWER, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FERRY· HANLY ADVERTISING COMPANY, SAYS: f;OR 'nil:: HARMSWQ~mj l'ROF'HY That buyer• today want facb. What ,article have · you bourht recently without thinkinr it over quite a bit? That means you, and ••eryone eltc, will read MORE about aome artide in whic:h you ma.y be, or can be, intereJted. - "WITH HIS AIEW ~OA"J: MISS . fWTAI/olltti • In the ncwr.papcr you hue theae facts logically preaentcd to ycu. You """ linrer on a certain l"'int of advanlare; 100 can l'<'•d it again; you h~¥.!1 Jbe evi4e!IC!' !here on wl!i~h to ba1e ypqr d!l~ioion. ' - N''l'' I' •:IJ I'\~t!lf'' 1.t'li!'J· · T!li'lll• art> c!J~nFilf "'pidlr. We w~,.d~r ~IJU !' !,i•r,JW,~~.ll<l.w, and i¥H! 1111~!1J }Ia~ next. So ~(' l!;ecp •11 •o*li i¥1\~, ~tf.l .e~t• lfirpl'f!l ~iO '1~Wll!'~~r. . ' .. 'c',£,,"'*"111'"'"' ~ ""' .. _ ,..,,.~;_,., ' • .!,- • ' .~ I ' ) ~ T • . . ' ' ' ' .• P'l.-•=; •• . . . . . I '. ) . ··-, Albany at Baltimore. Jersey City at Hewarltk. Thronto at Roi:Jlester. Montreal at Butralo. B.Scott,ef .. . . . 4 o o o 1 1\(lthiJf!IJ, p . . .. . . 3 0 l 0 1 Ra.wUnga, lb . . , 5 2 0 8 o :1 hire 2. H. Dcmookey, If .. 4 1 2 0: 0 0 Umpires c . AUenswort.h, Meett, Ri&hal'd a, p . . . .. . 5 1 1 1 3 Allen~twortb. , TROPHY, AI St. l •OUi8 at Seaton. 1::10 P. M. Oheshtre Story, lb ....... . 5 oarrtuon, ss .. . . . 4 Slsoon. c . . ... . .. 5 w. Boott, ab . .... 4 -·- Rock,b~l4te M. Allensworth, 3b 5 2 1 1 2 0 Ro~hpb 1. Oallagber, 5S . . . Andornon, rf .. . . Pirtitt. c . . . R . A1lenswort.h, rf Battyn, 2b ...... ' , ~ ;~~&=-~J:;";::,..,;A~':•~~::~I ll!IOD . - - :·- Baseball! .c:..;"·-·• Cheshire scored one In their bait . collapsect Yanlullll of the eighth after story and Oar-j baBes and riSQ.O had been retired. Sl8son hit ::Ind. the and"W. RawlingsBoOtt dropped (J1ven the nnt ball,when C. 8l880n walked then Bearll scratch· ed ono. D. Slsson scored whenParrttt failed to hold to the ball. B. ScotL grnunded to pitcher to first. Two hl t..s. one run and one error, Mlddl'1lOI't. ccmplctcd the soorlng with a big lat1t tnniAA wltb. four runs frotn flv e hits nfter the Oheahlre ~ant became nstleSll and had apparently to6SCd Jn Lhe towel. Tbt Amerigo championship aofJ. ball club of Columbus will pl&y ·t.he Middleport team under t,hc Ugllt& here t.onlght, tt was announced, o,l ' Box Score: AB R H PO A E Middleport '' .Uit:RlC.\N ASSOCIATION Columbus. ut Mtnneal)l't.is. a'Cfedo at st. Paul. OJ.le run and one- o;!rror . I \ 'IOD.Y , . . �' '. .. . .. ·~ . I, ; • ' k ;, 1 .. '·· th &nd N I IN I E T8 REG[ T f~ENT~ f~IGN f 0 Of~ ••• ..... ' '· ' .t f( ~ ~ ' -~~r :·u. ;· .~. , ·'·· ,.,~ ..· ' .•. ., .. ' jt.• • ·~ .. . ' -··rt . , . ' ·I ' : •' !'! '· ' ' .,, . ' . .• \ : ~ I •' :. ) In s R MMH SHIP Unuaually ...~ d I ST HT UOA i P feaa -· IN mu<Jv<h•nBe ENDS E DRIVE For Ex pee• ·I' ln ' te a IC - lNG ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 27, 1933 meek ross stivers verne weirisch