Senior Boys and Freshman Girls Triumph at Lincoln
Senior boys and freshman girls won last night at Lincoln school building tournament. Senior team led by Allen Hart and Everhard beat juniors 22 to 7 after a fast second half. Rawson and Keyes starred for the juniors. Field goals credited to Allen Tunington Drama Hart Keyes and Goldsmith. Referee Dillman. A separate girls game saw Champney lead the freshmen-sophomores to a 3 point victory with Shearer King Dawson Thomas Entehot and Gates among scorers. Dill Tad officiated.
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Lincoln Schooluilding
Allen
Hart
Everhard
Rawson
Keyes
T Allen
I Paley
Lord Tunnington
Rawsot Drama
Goldsmith Bartana
McCliman Byerbard
Tunington
Drama
Goldsmith
Dillman
Lincoln Building
Champney
Shearer
T. F
King
Dawson
Thomas
Ente Hot Oh Marks Reublin
S Gates Hoffman
Dumas
Dill
Tad
Pittsburg Contenders For National League Flag
The Wakeup of Pittsburg NL club for 2007 announced with players Fitchers Leever Willis Lebield P ui Uppe Lynch Camnitz Brady Miller cathers Gibson Phelps Harry Smith Huston infielders Nealon Abbaticchio Wagner Leach Storke Sheahan outfielders Clarke Hallman Clymer Anderson. Homer Hillebrand may join later after arm exam at Mayo Clinic. Training trips to West Baden and Hot Springs. Clarke aims to improve base running. team avoids spring prophecies.
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Pittsburg
National League Baseball Club
Fitchers
Leever
Willis
Lebield
PrUi- Uppe
Lynch
Camnitz
Brady
Miller
Cathers
Gibson
Phelps
Harry Smith
Huston
Nealon
Abbaticchio
Wagner
Leach
Storke
Sheahan
Clarke
Hallman
Clymer
Anderson
Homer Hivebrans
Princeton
Thie
Hanlon
Fred Clarke
Drs. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Hillebrand
Dreyfuss
Pirates
West Baden
Ind
Hot Springs
Ark
Pittsburgs
Cincinnati
Where They Were a Begade Past
An exchange offers a brief account of where several American League stars played ten years ago. Connie Mack managed Milwaukee and sometimes played first base for the Brewers. Monte Gross was with St. Louis. Maury Davis with Pittsburgh trying first and third. Waddell was nicked up by Louisville for trial. Hartseter played for Burlington in the Western Association. Seybold with Lancaster in the Atlantic League. Boston-Colling and Stahl were with the Boston leaguers, Tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletican
Connie Mack
Milwaukee
Brewers
Monte Gross Wid
St. Louis
Maury Davis
Pittsburg
Waddell
Loulaville
Hartset
Burlington
Seybold
Lancaster
Boston
Colling and
Stahl
Tan
Baseball and basketball stars linked to teams across leagues
A sweep through baseball and basketball rosters shows Pittsburg pitchers with Cleveland catchers, Shaw with Syracuse, Dinneen and Freeman with Toronto, and many players scattered among Chicago, New York, Detroit, and Washington clubs. The report lists names, teams, and league affiliations across the season, including Cleveland and Philadelphia connections, and notes multiple players moving between leagues and cities.
Elyria Car Wins Exciting Cleveland Auto Race
HW M Leonard returned from Cleveland this morning victor in a packing auto race on Clifton boulevard two and a half miles long. He drove a Jackson car with F H Freidenstine and Charles High as companions. The race settled a speed question between a Jackson and a Pope Toledo. The winner's average speed was rated at sixty five miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. M. Leonard
Cleveland
Clifton Boulevard
Mr. Leonard
Jackson
F. H. Freidenstine
Aty
Charles High
J.crain
Pope-Toledo
Open Discussion of Liquor Topics at Church Club
A question box and open discussion of anti saloon measures will be featured at J S Rutledge address to the Men s Club of the Church of Christ tonight A luncheon will be served and a social time will follow Presidents Hubbell and Gibbons invite interested men to attend the meeting for the topic discussion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Rutledge
Church of Christ
Pres. Hubbell
Gibbons
Vicious Bulldog Complaint Spreads on East Side
Local residents report a vicious bulldog on the east side threatening the community. Officers have warned the owner to restrain or euthanize the animal. The notices echo a public safety concern amid repeated complaints while unrelated ad text about buckwheat flavor appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Local Happenings Include Visits and Disappearance
Mrs A E Stiwald and Mayme visited Cleveland on Saturday on business. Hiram Belden was a Sunday visitor at his brother Holwey's home. Mrs James Nicholl Sr is seriously ill at Hast quarry with some hope of recovery. Brad Aiken appears to be sinking slowly. School opened with few books. George Parson Sr went to Cincinnati as Woodmen of the World delegate last week. Mrs Dudley Gulick, Mrs Arthur Cresse and Carl Eyrick visited Cleveland. Florence Finnegan of Cleveland visited Mayme and Grace Stiwald. Mrs John Bagner remains at her daughter A L Nicholl's home. George Schuler and bride visited E C Schuler's home. Nellie King of Cleveland visited R G Schaffer. Alice Rumsey of Vermilion visited friends. Mrs Ea Gessner was a Sunday visitor in Elyria. Fred Hengen’s mysterious disappearance unsettles neighbors after selling his house and goods. He left with money last Wednesday. no trace since. Mr and Mrs Hengen planned to move to Utah. Mrs Hengen and two girls remain at the residence. Lake Shore company repairing the West Side bridge.
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James Nicholl Sr
Hast
Brad Aiken
George Parson Sr
Cincinnati
Woodmen of the World
Dudley Gulick
Arthur Cresse
Carl Eyrick
Cleveland
Florence Finnegan
Mayme
Grace Stiward
John Bagner
A. L. Nicholl
George Schuler
Air Line Junction
E. C. Schuler
Nellie King
R. G. Schaffer
Alice Rumsey
Vermillion
Ea Gessner
Elyria
Fred Hengen
Hengen
Utah
Lake Shore Company
West Side
Carlisle and Community Notes From Flyria City
John Smith returns from hospital with a painful foot after toe amputation. The Ladies Aid Society plans a March 21 meeting with Mrs Ina Goodyear. Local moves include Henry Smith renting Mrs Batts house to move April 1, and homes sold to Mr Hager and Mr Youngleberry. Maple syrup production continues at Robinsons, while Mrs Kelley’s daughter is ill with pneumonia. A cinder path from Coonville to the town line pleases residents, and readers are urged to fix LaPorte walks. Mrs Fitzpatrick suffers neuroma and Ada Smith runs a large school at the center. Gas piping at Gonklin’s home works well. Hadaway place drilling proceeds nearby. Mrs Austin extols buckwheat cakes and old-fashioned flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Flyria
Ladies Aid Society
Ina Goodyear
Frasey
F. Slaughter
Ienry Smith
John Lantsberry
Little Fern
Gibbs
Brunswick
James Coughlin
Charles Wacker
Sam Morehouse
Lattimer
Center Road
Gertrude Biggs
Cleveland
Elmer Dimick
Fred Prindle
LaPorte
Hager
Brown
LaGrange
Youngleberry
Goland
Fitzpatrick
Ada Smith
J. Gonklin
E. Ball
J. Moon
Hadaway Place
Coonville
Avon News Highlights Local Social Events and Illness
Avon notes a busy social week with visits among Oberlin Lorain and Elyria residents. A few locals attend senior junior events while others visit relatives. Illnesses include Matt Schaffer’s hemorrhage of the lung and the Sheffield Catholic priest’s pneumonia. A death is reported for Nelson Beard of Avon Lake.
Resolutions of Respect for Frances Eskert
LA GRANGE Carlisle Grange mourns the loss of Frances Eskert a devoted lecturer and active member. Resolutions express sorrow for Brother Eskert and daughter Mrs Griffin, note her health decline and devoted care, and order mourning draped charter for thirty days with minutes papers and notice to the family. Committee members present are Mrs Carlie Bennett Mrs Hattie V Hance and Mrs Jessie Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Eskert
Sister Eskert
Carlisle Grange
Brother Eskert
Mrs. Griffin
Carlie Bennett
Hattie V- Hance
Jessie Manning
La Porte social notes and local visits
Chapman Jett visits Cleland and Portage county friends. Mr and Mrs Walker of Elyria guest of Mr and Mrs F Slaughter. John Smith returns home from weeks in hospital. Lantsberry stays with daughter Mrs Gibbs in Brunswick. A B Smith of Elyria visits relatives. Mrs Wizzie Prindle of Elyria visits Prindle family. Mrs Gee Goodyear to entertain Disciples church ladies Thursday March 21. W R C social at G A R hall Friday evening with cards dancing and light refreshments. Admission 10 cents. Reporter Want Ad adds results.
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Chapman Jett
Cleand
Portage County
Walker
Elyria
F. Slaughter
John Smith
Lantsberry
Gibbs
Brunswick
A. B. Smith
Wizzie Prindle
W. Rk. C
The
G A. R. Hall
Properties for Sale in Elyria and Surroundings
Listing of multiple properties including a new south Broad Street home on Twelfth Street with 40x105 lot and 6 percent interest, two 40x165 vacant lots on Fast at $450 each, 10 1-2 acres north of Elyria on two streetcar lines at $300 per acre, a cottage on Lakeava near B&O line, a new house on Deweyay with $1800 price and small down payment, terms to balance.
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Broad Street
Twelfth Street
Ala Improvamenta
Elyria
Lakeava
Deweyay
Burial law blocks Canada burial for contagious deaths
Columbus reports a Ontario law bans burial or disinterment of bodies of contagious deaths between Canada and the United States. Dr Probst notes the rule aims to prevent contagion and that undertakers may be unaware of such restrictions. This is the first known law of its kind to reach his desk.
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Columbus
Canada
Dominion
O. Probst
State Board of Health
Ontario
United States
Probst
Birth and local notices from Pittsfield region
Pittsfield community items report the birth of a son on March 14 to Mr and Mrs E D Roberts, plus a severe leg fracture of 78 year old Hollingsworth Sr. and family care. Other notes cover travel by A M Sherbane and W A Sherbane, funeral of Mrs F Breit, marriage of Miss Carrie Moherman and R H Baldwin, land purchase by Bert Jackson, sickness among residents, and Daniel Taylor's obituary with funeral details.
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E. D. Roberts
Maroh
Eo Hollingsworth Sr
Oberlin
A. M. Sherbane
W. A Sherbane
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
E. Campbell
Green Springs
F. Breit
Carrie Moherman
R. H Baldwin
J Mohrman
C Hache
Bert Jackson
Dewey
Russia
Arthur Sherboume
Henry Brandt
Hery Nason
Sylvia Glynn
Henry Bradley
Syria
Elizabeth Bliss
California
E Campbell Daniel Taylor
Pittsfield
Lorain County
Julia Patterson
William
Taylor
Daniel Taylor
A. C. Hacke
Wellington
East Cemetery
Ephham
Charlie Nason
Trumbull County
Ella Sheldon
Leipsic
Geo. Arnold
Ed Staples
Charles Luther
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Johnson
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Richmond Athletic
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Jimmy Williams
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St Laws—McAleer
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Bob Wallace
Jack O'Connor
Ollie Pickering
Spider
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BR. I
Yeager
Washington
Dubugive Jr
Frank Kilton
Lave Gross
Phille
Jack Warner
Giant
Sudheil
Hayden
Norfolk
Reading
Hickman
Newcastle
A. E. Stiwald
Hiram Belden
Holwey
Carlisle
AVON
Howard Moon
R. L. Walker
W. L. Barndotlar
Lorain
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Ann Townsend
John Pfantz
Lulu Brown
Matt Schaffer
Sheffield
Celia Williams
Milo Williams
Jessie Parker
C. Blackwell
Will Stewart
Lakewood
John Pickering
Clark Fox
Ghas Knight
Clyde
Ringelsberger
John Wilson
E Wilford
Gladys Falkner
Ridgeville
George Buck
Nelson Beard
Avon Lake
Euphamia Hacker
LA Grange
LA Porte
Ada
Frank A. Smith and
Will Smith
Dewitt
Red Cross
G. Dachtler
Sixth Street
Earl Court
15Th
16Th Sts
Middle Ave
West. Ay
West Ave
6Th Streets
6Th Street
Second St
Clark
Sugar Ridge
Kipling
Summer Sts
Cee Lay
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