Yesterday's baseball results from major leagues
In rain affected action yesterday the American League saw Cleveland defeat Chicago 10 to 6, New York beat Boston 12 to 6, Philadelphia over Washington 11 to 2, and Detroit 3 to 1 over St. Louis. In the National League Cincinnati won 9 to 2 against Pittsburgh.
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New York Beats Boston 6 to 3 in Short Game
The New York team defeated Boston with a 6 to 3 score. No other games were on the schedule.
Baseball Tonight Schedule Featuring Columbus Milwaukee Clash
Games today include Columbus at Milwaukee Indianapolis at St Paul Toledo at Kansas City Louisville at Minneapolis. In the American League Cleveland visits Chicago St Louis plays St Paul New York travels to Philadelphia Washington meets Boston. National League Chicago faces Pittsburgh Cincinnati goes to St Louis.
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Ohio Prepares for Denison Fray in Granville Showdown
Coach Julie Finsterwald and assistant Butch Grover push Ohio baseball to sharpen form before Friday's Granville trip to Denison. The Green and White aim to rebound after an off day and will also face Capital in Columbus on Saturday. Denison recently tied Miami and Capital beat Antioch, raising the need for improved performance.
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Butch Grover
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Columbus
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Canada’s Rioux Hopes to Fight Dempsey for Heavy Crown
Word from Canadian lumber camps says Elziar Rioux, 23, 240 pounds and 3 ft 414 in tall, aims to wrest the heavyweight title from Jack Dempsey. His record offers little clarity on ring skill and he does not claim immediate readiness, though he harbors hopes.
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Elziar Rioux
Jack Dempsey
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Pacific coast lightweight Phil Salvador shines after belt win
Phil Salvador has defeated Joe Tiplitz Alex Hart Jimmy Finley John Donnelly Young Reno Whitey Fitzgerald Leon Alexander and Frankie Olson since receiving Jack McAuliffe's old champion belt. The belt inspired him to fight like a champion and gain attention alongside noted pitchers Red Faber Grover Alexander Carl Mays and Phil Douglas.
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Phil Salvador
Pacific Coast
Jack McAuliffa
Phil
Joe Tiplitz
Alex Hart
Jimmy Finley
John Donnelly
Young Reno
Whitey Fitzgerald
Leon Alexander
Frankie Olson
Benny Leonard
California
McAuliffe
Red Faber
Grover Alexander
Carl Mays
Phil Douglas
Amos Rusie
Cy Young
Christy Mathewson
John Clarkson
Tim O'Keefe
Walter Johnson
Baseball Roundup: Browns, Red Sox, Pirates Win
International News Service reports several upsets as Browns beat Yanks behind Ferguson, Red Sox win third straight, Pirates rally past Reds with Rohwer triple, Dodgers shut out Phillies, Giants beat Braves, White Sox sweep Tigers, Athletics top Senators with Walker and Dykes homers, Harris pitching.
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Cornell Big Football Prospects Show Progress Under Dobie
The piece notes Cornell's improving athletic program under Gimour Dobie with football rising to match track and rowing. Dobie replaced coaches after a string of failures, arriving from Annapolis where he coached after Washington. His Navy teams on the Pacific Coast had long unbeaten runs.
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Great Naval Training Station Service
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Plains County Outdoor Tourney Set For May 5 6
County schools of Ath ens county enter an outdoor basketball tournament at The Plains Friday and Saturday May 5 and 6. Both boys and girls teams participate with Friday draws by 9 am and games starting after. Elimination games Friday and finals Saturday. If weather worsens the event may be postponed a week. No admission charge. tournament tags sold to cover costs.
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Sharpstown R D 2 Farm News and Local Happenings
May weather brings warm air and busy farmers planting early potatoes and corn. Local residents aid agriculture amid good fruit and improving conditions. Reverend Williamson spoke at the outing and Mrs. Burns and others travel to Athens. painting and visits continue as illness slightly lingers.
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Mary Carpenter
Henry Burns
Athens
Roy Pierce
George Brooks
Maria Grimes
Isaac Swett
Brooks
Ella Thompson
Nellie Kern
Leota Strode
Local Notables and Gypsy Camps Tour Sharpsburg Area
Clarence Kern attends church for the first time in weeks due to inflammatory rheumatism. Gypsies camped atop Sharpsburg Hill leaving many feathers behind. Elia Grimes is eighth grade spelling rep with Dale Harris ill. Elia Chloe Harris and Doris Dickson visited Athens. Hannah Bardin and cousin George Han James Beard visited family in Sharpsburg.
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Clarence Kern
Sharpsburg Hill
Elia Grimes
Dale Harris
Elia Chloe Harris
Doris Dickson
Athens
Hannah Bardin
Chesterhill
George Hanson
James Beard
Sharpsburg
Joseph
Maria Grimes
Fire damages Miss Addie Mourne's Chauncey boarding house
A late night blaze gutted most of Miss Addie Mourne's Chauncey Main Street boarding house. Firemen and townspeople fought the flames after an alarm. furniture was moved to the street as Mrs Mourne and her brother John Mourne faced the loss. Nearby visitors and relatives arrived in Chauncey for services and social events continue.
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Addie Mourne
Main Street
Miss Mourne
Chauncey Fire Department
John Mourne
Local visits and society notes from Chauncey area
Mrs Finsterwald and daughter visited Chauncey as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A H England. The Missionary Society meets Thursday evening at Mrs Floyd Nye’s High Street home. Mrs Barney Hale and son Warren of Toledo visit Chauncey with her parents Mr and Mrs B F Goodson. Noah Harvey builds a dancing pavilion in Chauncey. Mrs Nancy Bowden returned from Nelsonville. Mrs L C Strausbaugh of Logan visits Chauncey with Mayor and Mrs W B Koons. London May 3 Ireland election likely next month said Sir Hamar Greenwood in question time.
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Moxahala
Peter Pendergrass
Chauncey
Meyer Levine
Cleveland
Isaac Wilson
Levine
Louis Wilson
Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
A. M. Russell
Ashland
Leo Bingman
Athens
Robert Hixon
Finsterwald
A. H. England
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Floyd ‘Nye
High Street
Barney Hale
Warren
Toledo
B. F. Goodson
Noah Harvey
Nancy Bowden
Theatre Owner to Get Prison Term
Lawrence Carroll, manager of the Rialto Theatre in New Haven, found guilty of manslaughter for the November 27 fire that killed 10. He was sentenced in superior court to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Rialto Theatre
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