Wooster Edges Ohio 1 0 in Conference Battle
Wooster beat Ohio 1 to 0 as Walker shut down the visitors and Hunsinger drove in the lone run with two doubles. Ohio failed with runners on base and hit only infielders’ hands while Barstow and King provided Ohio’s threats.
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Wooster
Ohio
Walker
Altho
King
Barstow
Hunsicker
Fuller
AB. R.H. P. AE. Kno
Erry Ae
Wyman
Loomis
Wooster AB
R. H. P. AE. Snyder
Evans
Hess
Wetweee
Unsinger
Esceme
Morris
Ef Eeeveee
Quimby
McCabe
Barnes
Hunsinger
Skinner
Walker leads Barstow in 5-1 win with early eruption
Walker defeated Barstow 5 to 1 as Barstow pitchers hit by pitches helped fuel the rally. Umpire Mr Beverage officiated the game at Muskingum with a 1:45 start time.
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Walker
Barstow
Mr. Beverage
Muskingum
Yanks Open Season With Golf Defeat to British Amateurs
New York May 28 United Press. Uncle Sam lost the season opener to John Bull as amateur golfers fell to Britain in a setback that casts doubt on the upcoming three battles with the British. The next event is the women’s championship starting Monday where America’s hopeful Alexia Stirling faces Britain’s Cecil Leitch in the opening round.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Uncle Sam
John Bull
America
Atlanta
Alexia Stirling
Britain
Cecil Leitch
Dempsey to Work Through Holiday in Atlantic City
Crowds plan a three day holiday at Atlantic City but champion Jack Dempsey will work through the holiday to please visitors. After Monday he will pause active work until Saturday, per manager Kearns.
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Dempsey
Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Records at Meet Today in Ohio Classic Finals
New records were expected at the Ohio State field today as the annual big six track meet reaches finals. Ohio State, needing half the total points to win under the new scoring, heads as favorite in college events with eleven state men from preliminaries. Ohio Wesleyan has five qualifiers, Miami and Denison four, Oberlin three, and Wooster Mt. Union Kenyon and Case each one.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Altho
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Denison
Oberlin
Wooster
Mt. Union
Kenyon
Case
Baseball Standings Snapshot From National League
National League results show New York 9 over Boston 8, Pittsburgh 6 over Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 10 over Chicago 7, and Philadelphia 6 over Brooklyn 5.
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American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul Eee
Milwaukee Om
Columbus
Rer
Clubon
Pittsburg
Oweee
New York Ewomcess
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Baseball Scores From The American League
The Cleveland club defeated St Louis 10 to 8 while New York topped Washington 11 to 4 and Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 1 in recent league action.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Baseball Scores and Highlights From Yesterday
Bert Shotten delivered a bases loaded triple as the Cardinals defeated the Cubs 10 to 7. Williams hit two homers but the Browns fell 19 to 7. Johnson’s tenth inning single gave the White Sox a 3 to 2 win over the Tigers. Maranville’s sacrifice fly produced the decisive run in the Pirates 5 to 4 win over the Reds. Earl Smith’s pinch hit helped the Giants top the Braves 9 to 8. Burleigh Grimes powered the Phillies past the Robins 6 to 5. Myers and Meusel homered. Three Washington pitchers were roughed up as the Yankees won 11 to ?.
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Bert Shotten
Cardinals
Cubs
Williams
Browns
Cleveland
Johnson
White Sox
Tigers
Maranville
Schmidt
Pirates
Reds
Earl Smith
Giants
Braves
Burleigh Grimes
Phillies
Robins
Myers
Meusel
Washington
Yankees
Coal strike warned to trigger nationwide famine if buyers delay
Chicago editor Amedeo J. Casey says a buyers' coal strike is driving a looming famine across the country. He cites dwindling mine output, rising loan shark activity to finance purchases, and warns that only early buying can keep mines operating through winter.
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Chicago
Amedeo J. Casey
Casey
Shower for Newlyweds at Rose Home in Salem
A miscellaneous shower was held at Mr. and Mrs. John Rose's Salem home in honor of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake as gifts were exchanged for the couple.
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John Rose
Salem
Roy Graham
Blanche Prindle
Herman Frindle
Fred Turner
Bertha Pollard
George van Meter
William van Meter
Curtis Grace
Grace Houchen
Clarence Burt
William Malone
Floyd Wilkes
George Williams
Henry Johnston
Hazel Perry
Stella
Ulah Malone
Mary
Matilda Burt
Fern Brandenburg
Maggie Morgan
Rush Pollard
Celeste Graharm
Cyrena Burt
Evan Morgan
Birgie Morgan
Chester Malone
Ben Frazer
Howard McDonald
Harold McDonald
Ellis McDonald
Sherman Graham
Vern Brandenburg
Carmen Richardson
Dan Smith
Theodore Leslie
Thatch Roof Durability Noted in Holland Older Than Twenty Years
In Holland some well laid thatch roofs prove durability with evidence of age over twenty years and counting.
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Holland
Parker Introduces Bull Pup Guard for Sheriff Office
Sheriff Herb Parker adds a six month old bull pup named Pat as a new jail guard. Pat arrived from Columbus and will be trained as a watch dog for the county jail. The canine’s cautious nature and strong lineage suggest a strong guarding presence.
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Herb Parker
Pat
Columbus
United States backs plan to split Upper Silesia zone
In Paris on May 28 the council of ambassadors with Ambassador Wallace drafted a note to the plebiscite commission seeking unanimous approval of a neutral zone to be occupied by allied forces, with Germans and Poles occupying the areas they voted for, while frontiers are fixed. The Allied plan rejects a joint Anglo Italian proposal for permanent German and Polish occupation.
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Paris
United States
Council of Ambassadors
Wallace
Upper Silesia
Receiver Sought for Ohio Consolidated Coal Co Insolvency Case
Clinton E. Patton files in court seeking a receiver for Ohio Consolidated Coal Co claiming insolvency or imminent insolvency. He seeks $173.43 for work and labor performed and argues a receiver is needed to preserve property during litigation.
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Ohio Consolidated Coal Company
Clinton E. Patton
Patton
Desertion Charge Filed in Divorce Petition
Charles E. Reed petitions for divorce from Helen Reed claiming she has been absent for over three years since their September 27 1915 marriage. He states he has no knowledge of her whereabouts to this day.
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Charles E. Reed
Helen
Trio of Men Seized in Whiskey Raid at Redtown and Trimble
Deputy Sheriff P H McKintey Prosecuting Attorney W B Bar tels and Chief Lewis Gra ham led a raid Friday arresting Stanley Zarmba Edward Smith of Redtown and Wiley Koons of Trimble. Officers found corn whiskey in each home and took the men to Athens jail on intoxicating liquor charges. Justice P W Helwig set June 8 for trial with bond at 1500, which none could post, so they remained jailed.
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Stanley Zarmba
Edward Smith
Redtown
Wiley Koons
Trimble
P. H. McKintey
W. B. Bartels
Lewis Graham
Athens
Justice of the Peace
P. W. Helwig
Koons
Zarmba
Smith
Free government seed distribution at Foster and Wells
A sack of government seeds is available free at the Foster and Wells office in the Cline building for self‑service while supplies last. The note adds a line about water power accounting for a little more than one third of U.S. electricity production.
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Foster and Wells
Cline
United States
State plans bids for largest road project awards
Columbus officials prepared a short list of awards for a major road construction and repair program. Bids were received yesterday as part of the statewide effort to improve highways.
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Columbus
Conferences to resume as miners answer Lloyd George plan
London May 28 The coal strike talks are set to restart today as miners present their reply to Premier Lloyd George's latest proposals.
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London
Lloyd George
Amesville High School hosts reception and local notices
Senior and junior pupils held a science hall reception with talks and music. Miss Jessie Lovell visits from Jarietta. Jago family visits, and a Civil War veteran Ellis stays with Fleming. Local storm damage, a Lathrop race, church women’s meeting, and Decoration Day plans featuring Keirns Jones drum corps are reported.
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Science Hall
Jessie Lovell
Jarietta
0. M. Lovell
William Jago
Vincent
Edith
J. F
Stacey) Ellis
Athens
G. H. Fleming
Lathrop
William Harris
Guy Singer
Singer
Bern
Fraze Wanlass
Keirns-Jones
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Gor
Emblem of
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Flint, Mich
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