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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
8
Brasselle plans add three players for the baseball squad as the committee pushes fund subscriptions ahead of the opening season. Names are withheld while secret talks with a prospective group continue. A generous donation was secured today and about twenty days remain before practice starts.
Oberlin, March 30. Prospects are bright for the Oberlin Varsity tennis team this year though Reed from last year will be ineligible. Murphy remains as a candidate along with Hopkins Strong Ferris Howenstein Robeson Griffith Lawson. Manager Chase announces two games with Wooster and one at Oberlin with a possible Syracuse match and a Rochester trip. They seek a renewal with Michigan and dates with Kenyon and Ohio State University.
Wet Springs Ark March 30 King Jim Brady a pitching recruit formerly with Little Rock in the Southern League has shown left handed ability in spring workouts. He pitched four innings left handed and five right handed with four hits allowed. Brady recalls a Memphis game where a left handed pitch fooled a batter for an out on strikes.
Des Moines March 20. The Iowa Supreme Court holds that playing baseball on a vacant lot is not a nuisance per se. The case J F Spiker et al vs Wikenberry from Lucas county upheld that a foul ball causing property damage is not grounds to presume nuisance in a trial court.
McKeesport mills boasted a 2427 ton 24 hour pipe output in a world record bid. Lorain National Tube plant challenged with 2467 tons in 24 hours, noting only nine furnaces versus McKeesport’s eighteen. The Lorain crew vowed to surpass the mark, keeping the race for production supremacy unsettled.
Franck Konzinski, 45, well known Polish resident of Lorain, stabbed himself in the stomach and again near the heart at the Hotel Armstrong in Elyria. He died later from delirium tremens, the wounds not being fatal. He was unmarried and lived in Elyria. the note signs associate with A. R. Webber.
Wilkens' ambulance was called to the home of Burnham Kelly on Mapie Street yesterday afternoon at five o'clock to take Mr. Kelly to the city hospital for an appendectomy. The operation was deemed immediately necessary and was successfully performed last evening with the patient resting comfortably and no further complications anticipated.
Dr. T. B. Dailey of Avon dies at eighty five. He was the oldest doctor in Lorain County and had practiced in Avon for many years.
Lorain Ohio March 30 reports the new filter print of the Juorain water works was started last night and appears to be functioning satisfactorily according to officials.
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