Ohio and Wooster split as Ohio State baseballs prevail
Ohio beat Wooster 3 2 in a showcase squeeze play highlight while Loomis held Wooster to two hits. Ohio State then defeated Ohio 9 1 as Cotter limited the Green and White to scattered blows and a seven run game arc.
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Ohio
Wooster
Ohio State University
Loomis
Skinner
Barnes
Gus White
Fuller
King Walken
King
Hunsinger
Walker
Parich
Snyder
Bob Loomis
Ohio State
Earich
Cotter
Beore
Angus King
Slyker
French challenger Carpentier eyes left hand punch
Henry J. Farrell reports in New York that Bill Brennan says any fast man with a good left will defeat world champion Jack Dempsey. The French challenger Georges Carpentier, aiming to win the title from Dempsey in Jersey City on July 2, shows speed and developing a lethal left.
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Henry JL. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Jersey City
Local Match Ups Highlight Pitching and Close Games
The report notes a strong pitching display and a near miss in a close contest as locals compare to Babe Ruth. Millfield also beat a Glouster Jacksonville combo in Glouster yesterday by 15 to 9.
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Babe Ruth
Millfield
Jacksonville
Glouster
Sunflowers Planted More Acreage in Western Canada
Edmonton report notes farmers will plant three times the 1920 sunflower acreage across western Canada this year. Once considered a weed sunflowers now rank among top silage crops in Canada and the United States.
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Edmonton
Alta
Canada
United States
Baseball scores roll up in mixed doubleheaders across leagues
Braves sweep Robins 9 3 and 6 5 in 16 innings to move to third. Giants take two from Phillies 6 1 and 13 7. Pirates sweep Cubs 13 0 and 6 3. Reds drop two to Cardinals 9 4 and 7 4. Athletics win two over Red Sox 8 1 and 2 1. Indians split with Detroit 6 5 and 9 5. Yankees split with Senators 2 1 and 0 1. Browns defeat White Sox 14 5 then lose 8 5.
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Robins
Giants
Phillies
Pittsburg
Cubs
Reds
Athletics
Red Sox
Indians
Detroit
Yanks
Senators
Browns
White Sox
Yesterday's Results in American League and Early Scores
MLB roundup shows Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 in a tight result, New York 2-0, Philadelphia 8-2, St. Louis 14-5, Chicago 5-8. Washington and Boston games show 1-1 ties, and Detroit 5-9 indicate a lopsided loss for Detroit.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Baseball scores from a doubleheader with extra innings
National League results show New York 5 Philadelphia 1 in the first game and 7 in the second. St Louis 9 Cincinnati 7 to 4-4. Boston 9 Brooklyn 6 to 3. Pittsburgh 13 Chicago 0 in the marked game of a two game set with a second contest lasting sixteen innings.
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Baseball scores for A A Toledo and rivals across league games
In a set of league games the American Association teams posted varied results. Toledo won 6-3, Columbus fell 5-9, St Paul 4-9, Minneapolis 3-4, Milwaukee won 17-9, Kansas City 5-6, Louisville 3-9, Indianapolis 0-10. The second game extended to ten innings.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Eremennen
Pittsburg
Eenee
Eweess
St Brooklyn
Ees
Louis Seeeneeee
Philadelphia Eevee
Cincinnati
American Association Club
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville No
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
American Association
Louisville
Jacksonville Loses Big to Millfield on Local Field
Millfield defeats Jacksonville 18 to 1 on the local field as Simpson's pitching impresses 500 fans in attendance. The game features hard hitting by the Millfield lineup and marks a rare loss for the so-called Champs of the Valley.
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Millfield
Jacksonville
Simpson
Democratic record of emergency laws in Ohio questioned
Special correspondence from Columbus notes Democrats face scrutiny over past emergency measures. Analyzing 1913 and 1917 acts, officials list laws deemed emergencies, including net mesh sizes, depository rules, reference staff appointments, trustees for orphans, turnpike construction, tax lists, lobbying, school repairs, and oil and gas on school lands.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Department of Public Works
Tax Commission
Local visits fill weekend in area communities
The Plains and nearby towns report numerous weekend visits. Families from Amesville, Columbus, Dundas, McArthur, Athens, Canaanville, Logan, Chauncey, Carbondale, Jacksonville, Millfield, and Logan gathered at relatives homes and attended church services while several members were briefly ill or traveling.
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Cliff Gabriel
Columbus
John Smart
Canaanville
Lon Humphrey
Joe Hutchins
Logan
Seth Robinson
George Gabriel
Chauncey
Cap Salters
Earl Guseman
Carbondale
Blizzard Strands Colorado Narrow Gauge Train in Severe Storm
Denver crew recalls the worst Colorado blizzard of the year as a Colorado and Southern passenger train crawled through canyons toward Leadville. Winds reached 70 miles per hour, boulders blocked rails, telegraph arms were cut away, and the locomotive headlight blew out. A minister prayed amid terrified passengers as the train halted 40 miles from Denver at Pine Grove due to deep snow.
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Denver
Colo
Rockies
Colorado
Leadville
Cannyons
Pine Grove
Mary Hanna Throckmorton obituary notes long life of charity
Mary Hanna Throckmorton, daughter of William and Martha Hanna, born October 6 1833 in Greenbrier County Virginia, died May 24 1921 at her daughter’s home. She married Thomas Throckmorton in 1852 and had four children. She was known for courage, nursing the sick, and a faithful Baptist at Cross Roads. Her husband and two children predeceased her. she leaves two daughters, five grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.
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Mary Hanna
William and
Martha (Kellison) Hanna
Greenbrier County
Virginia
D. M. Sisson
Thomas Throckmorton
Rebecca (Throckmorton) Chase
Isaac
Martha Sisson
Carpenter
Ohio
Dora Norton
Carmen
Oklahoma
Eldon Sisson
Columbus
Jessie Sisson
Blanche Gorby
O. Kenneth Norton
Okla
Hinda Norton
Pennington
New Mexico
Card of Thanks from the Sisson Family
The Sisson family thanks all who assisted during mother’s sickness and after her death. Every act was appreciated and will be gratefully remembered. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Sisson.
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D. M. Sisson
Kisses Avoid All P s Prompts Northwestern Warning
Northwestern University warns coeds to drop all words containing the letter P to escape the kissing bug. The guidance extends to meals and phrases like soup and pardon, urging substitutes such as bouillon and excuse me to stay safe.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Boullion
Conservative coeds promote revision of motto to focus on P's
A campus group rewrites the old motto watch your P and Qs to emphasize just P's in a bid to stress prudent behavior among students. The reform draws debate over what counts as proper conduct on campus.
Deaths and Funerals of Joseph C. Hibbard
Joseph C. Hibbard died Saturday in a Columbus hospital after a yearlong illness with anemia. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9:30 AM at the Masonic Temple, Paramothia Lodge No. 25, with interment in Hebbardsville cemetery. He served as game and fish warden for years and was devoted to fish and game preservation and Masonic activities. He was an A A Scottish Rite, a member of the Order of Eastern Star and White Shrine. He was 54 and previously lived at the Hibbard homestead near Athens. he leaves his father John W. Hibbard, a sister Mrs. E. M. Black, and brother Willard Hibbard.
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Joseph C. Hibbard
Columbus
Masonic Temple
Paramathia Lodge No. 25
Hebbardsville
Hibbard
Order of Eastern Star
White Shrine
Athens
John W. Hibbard
Chauncey
E. M. Black
Dayton
Willard Hibbard
Athens R. D
Children in Doll's House Play Cast Tomorrow Night
The lineup for the production features Mary Helen Lee, Sarah Eleanor Sherman, and James Albert Overmeyer performing in A Doll's House tomorrow night.
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Mary Helen Lee
Sarah Eleanor Sherman
James Albert Overmeyer
Inventor Proposes Steel Tubing Golf Club Handle
An inventor presents a department to study the application of science to industry featuring a golf club with a steel tubing grip and an adjustable length mechanism created by the French Academy of Sciences.
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Academy of Sciences
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