Football schedule looms large as 1921 season nears
United Press reports a vast 1921 football schedule with major inter sectional games. Princeton Chicago October 22 heads the list, with Yale Army Notre Dame and many others across the East West and South. Virginia Military Institute to meet Yale and Penn State to Penn State. Navy away games, Harvard tough slate, Ohio State Minnesota Michigan Illinois Wisconsin all listed. Also notes of a new Yale Army clash and a Yale New Haven date. Baby born to Ralph Wolfe family.
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Lancaster Boys Industrial School Visit Noted by Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan, and Mrs. Pearl Lehman visited the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster. The group toured facilities and discussed programs with staff.
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Charles Green
Charles Duncan
Pearl Lehman
Lancaster
Lhat
Last Battles of the Season Start
Philadelphia report says the Cleveland Indians arrive for a series with the Athletics without Manager Speaker due to a knee injury. After a strong spurt and a rough season, expectations are cautious as McGraw's Pirates face a long road trip and possible return to form with Gibson back at the helm.
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Athletics
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McGraw
Pirates
Gibson
Yesterday's Results in American Association and National League
Results show Louisville 6 Columbus 4 and Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 6 in the American Association. Indianapolis 7 Toledo 1. In the National League Pittsburg 5 Boston 4 and 15 mnni Boston 4 Pittsburg 3. American League Boston Philadelphia rain with no other games scheduled.
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Columbus
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Pittsburg
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Crooklyn Eeet
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Pirates and Braves Split Doubleheader In Tight Games
The Pirates defeated the Braves 5 to 4 in the first game after Carey and Maranville produced key hits and Gideon made an error at the plate. The Braves pulled even with a 4 to 3 win in the second game thanks to Boeckle’s eighth inning single driving in the decisive run.
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Pirates
Braves
Carey
Maranville
Gideon
Boeckle
Local visitors and school notes from Logan area
Connett John Malone and Miss Lulu Fig gins of this place were business visitors in Logan last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ritch Hoskins of New Strattsville were guests of the former's parents and brothers last Friday and Saturday. Miss Estelle Kinsey of Oak Grove started her first week teaching at Connett and is well regarded. The community asks for cooperation during the school term. Mr and Mrs Jack Bumeardner and family were Sunday guests of the former's parents. The town was glad to hear Malone of Connett is able to se-
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John Malone
Lulu Figgins
Logan
Ritch Hoskins
New Strattsville
Estelle Kinsey
Oak Grove
Connett
Miss Kinsey
Jack Bumeardner
Malone
Carbon Hill Social Highlights and Local Games
Carbon Hill residents hosted visitors over Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sweezy of Columbus and Mrs. Celie Rose with friends. Edith Chute returned from Cleveland, John Dixon visited from the OSA, and a Logan Chaun ley ball game drew locals. The colored boys from Glouster played at home, a 7 to 3 win for the local team.
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Tom Sweezy
Columbus
Celie Rose
Lucy Tedrow
Floyd
Earl Price
Jerry Green
Edith Chute
Cleveland
Frank Porter
John Dixon
Carbon Hill
Howard Starkey
John Yount
Fred Shaw
Eph Shaw
Charles Green
Logan
John Tom
Colored Boys
Glouster
Morgan Tilton
Chaunley
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Nelsonville
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Cubs
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Mamaux
Fort Worth
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