Elyria and Central Institute clash in early football rout
Elyria High School overwhelmed Central Institute of Cleveland 23 to 0 at Athletic Park in the morning game. Clough notable for passes, Mandeville injured. two touchdowns from Tunnington and Cook, two successful kicks. Afternoon game saw Elyria Athletic Club defeat Aero Athletic Club 17 to 0 with Shoupe scoring all three Elyria TDs and adding a kickoff goal.
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Ruth
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R. Wee
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Shibley Webber
Starr
Poot Turnington
B. Ho
Megan Cooke
Cee
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Barr
Oberlin
Gibson
Vaughn
Precburg
Elyria Athletic Club
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Sutliff
Jenkins
Raven
Old Time Player on Baseball Rules and batsmen
The quotation recalls a veteran opinion on the foul strike rule and pitcher dominance. He laments complaints about officiating, praises eager batters who swing confidently, notes that great hitters accept two strikes, and argues that team quality, not individuals, has improved since earlier eras. He contrasts modern players with the past.
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bin Jovee
Elberfeln
Fragmented OCR recital of a local notice or brief itens
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Best Horses At Winterquarters In 1908 Pace And Trots
The article lists top horses and terms from 1908 winter quarters including bay trotter Ted Prophet at 2:29, Catalin Detus pacing at 2:05, Belle C and Grave Cameron around 2:18, and notable horses moving to winter stables in Minnesota Massachusetts and Ohio. It notes owners James Price, Leslie Waterman, Jack Trout, and Roy H. Davis among others, with records and stable destinations like Poughkeepsie and Memphis.
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Minne
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Lexington
Alnee
Albert Tan
Leslie Waterman
Belle C
Grave Cameron
Glenco
Elsie OW So
James M. Price
Yoledo
Ting
de. Douglass
Billy Willams
Niger
Ta@roix
Lynn
Mass
Jack" Trout
Br. Roy HE. Davis
Toledo
Washington D
New Rules Make Yale Game A Mixed Play Showcase
Mio Firward-Yale football game highlighted the new rules with both old and new methods. The contest demonstrated strategic boldness and variety, including hurling drives at the line, thrilling when executed cleanly, and balanced to avoid overexposure this year.
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Yale
Elyria Gun Club Holds Morning Shoot Without Prize Chickens
The Elyria Gun Club conducted a Thursday morning shoot starting at nine. Unlike previous years no chickens or turkeys were offered as prizes. Blanchard won the club badge with a strong second event score as detailed in the final tallies.
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Blanchard
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Henry Felix
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Mr. Aldrich
Fight ends in twenty round draw between O'Brien and Burns
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Tommy Burns of Los Angeles battled twenty rounds at the Pacific Athletic club, finishing in a draw. By the end both boxers were badly cut with the upper bodies smeared with blood as they stood in the center of the ring.
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Jack” O'Brien
Tommy Burns
Los Angeles
Pacific Athletic Club
Sharkey on Fighters After Two Good Licks
Tom Sharkey says fighters quit after two good blows and better fighters would emerge with fewer fatal ties and more room, though he speaks in a recent interview about the sport and its risks.
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Tom Sharkey
Brapton High Triumphs Over Wakeman in Lopsided Win
Grafton High School defeated Wakeman High School 11 to 0 in a standout game on Thursday. Highlights included Showalter and Comishki's line plunges and two long runs by Fary securing the victory.
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Showalter
Comishki
Fary
Baseball Notes From the Majors and Spring Plans
Portland reports no Gunn last season but 20 games in 28. Cincinnati to bring 07 players to Marlin Springs Texas for spring drills. Detroit delays southward. others expect Austell Georgia arrival March 18. Columbus manager Clymer wintering in Wilkesville as usual with 23 on next season roster. McGlynn may not play next year after York and St Louis. Clark Griffith claims new material will “make them take their medicine.” Griffith to winter in Montana. Cleveland to train in Macon Georgia next spring, surprising Cleveland fans. Barnard favors Macon.
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Wilkesbama
Clark Griffith
New York
Elyria Man Wins at Ghekters State Chess Meet
Bellefontaine Ohio Nov 29 C C Clark of Columbus defended his title as Ohio chess champion at the state tournament ending last night KE E Carrier of Elyria took second place two points behind Clark Dr A Swan of Bellefontaine was elected president and W A Burkhart of Cridersville secretary at the business session
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C. C. Clark
Columbus
Ohio
KE. E. Carrier
Elyria
A. Swan
W. A. Burkhart
Cridersville
New Oberlin Socials and Health Adverts
In New Oberlin Miss So Dhla Kuck attended a local dance while Mr and Mrs Peter A Schmitz with Mr and Mrs Frank J Schmite were in Elyria on business. Joseph Nufer and Miss Gertrude Schmitz of Elyria visited friends here, as did Mekel John Nicholas Busch of Cleveland and Mathias Wohleber. An ad promotes TONSILINE as a quick cure for sore throat, claiming prevention of later illnesses and urging readers to buy it at local drug stores. mentions The Tonsilins Co Canton Ohio.
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Oberlin
Peter A. Schmitz
Frank J. Schmite
Elyria
Joseph Nufer
Gertrude Schmitz
Messrs. Mekel
John
Nicholas Busch
Cleveland
Mathias Wohleber
Logain
Tonsilins Co
Canton
Ohio
North Eaton Oyster Supper and Community News
The Ladies Aid and C B societies held an oyster supper at I N Haven's home on November 29 with a literary program. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson on November 21. Local gas details note Lloyd Redington has natural gas in his house piped from L T Davis's well. Mrs Calkins plans heating and lighting from Mr Davis Baswell's system. Mr and Mrs Harry Bennett and Mr and Mrs Harry Barrett visited M D Ross's home with their little son Richar from Larain. Edith Yost returns home from Grafton after the summer work.
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I. N. Haven
Arthur Jackson
Lioyd Redington
L. T. Davis
Calkins
Davis’. Baswell
Harry Bennett
Harry Barrett
Richar
Larain
M. D. Ross
Edith Yost
Grafton
Gans and Herman Ink Finishing Bout Pact for Tonopah
Articles signed yesterday for their New Year’s Day finish fight at Tonopah with a $20,000 purse. Wach posts a $6,000 forfeit. Billy Nolan’s case, Battling Nelson’s manager, as fugitive from justice, held over in Chicago to December 4. Mrs Austin's Buckwheat flour touted for genuine flavor.
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Kid Herman
Tonopah
Wach
Billy Nolan
Battling Nelson
Chicago
Market prices and items list for dairy meat and produce
A dense market column lists prices for Butter Creamery products, cheese, eggs, apples, onions, potatoes, dried beans, popcorn, flour, hay, lard, pork, beef, mutton, veal, rabbits, smoked meats, and general commodities. It also includes condensed ad copy for Kennedy's Laxative Syrup with claims of no opiates and compliance with food and drug law.
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H P Navy
Lima
Minnesota
Kennedy
Cleveland and Southern Traction timetables in Ohio
Comprehensive schedule data for Elyria Cleveland and Lorain divisions with hourly trains to Cleveland Public Square and Elyria, Oberlin, Wellington, Amherst, Grafton, Norwalk, and other towns, plus east and west bound routes, limiteds, and special daily and weekend services. Includes operator names and stations.
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Cleveland
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Oberlin
Wellington
Loraia
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Grafton
Birmingham
Herlig Heights
Norwalk
Rail timetable for LS and MS Railway through Norwalk division
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