Barn Storming Order Not To Be Heeded
Chicago November 1. Despite President Johnson of the American League ordering that barnstorming by major league players be forbidden plans for a Hawai i Islands tour are moving forward in San Francisco and along the Pacific coast. Charley Swain and Tommy Sheehan connected with Teague Baseball are backing the venture and have consulted with President Raum. Wires from a Northwestern League player indicate the plan is considered safe by promoters though some players remain uncertain. The group intends to spend the off season on the coast with several major players already signed and others joining as winter ball begins. Matty Imgart and Christy Mathewson are among stars likely to visit Bay Area towns with Harold Toon of the Red Box also mentioned.
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Chicago
Johnson
Americate League
Hawaiiae Islands
San Mroneisea
Charley Swain
Tommy Sheehan
Teague Baseball
Raum
Pasifia Coast
Dubett
Fiotley
Sox
Tigers
Collier
Lea
Harold Turin
Red Box
John
Duffy Lewin
Bayes Byringe
al Cinefambie
Matty Imgart
Tan Griffith
Whem
Juab
Tollandor
Red Stars Wintering At Home This Year
Local notes indicate the Red Stars are staying home this season with unclear details on arrangements. The fragment mentions Chuninmili and November 4, plus names Li Nha and Mathewson Jats, with a stray reference to Yeleen Weard Prince.
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RED
Chuninmili
Li Nha
Mathewson Jats
Yeleen Weard
Prince i
Homecoming for Miami Wesleyan game at Ohio Wesleyan
Miami and Wesleyan alumni return for the homecoming football game at Ohio Wesleyan University on Saturday November 11. The celebration includes a parade and planned activities to keep fans engaged before the key conference clash.
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Boluwar
Nise-Phweohansen
Ald Grads
Ohi Wesleyan University
Aliaun
Phis
Shieh
Miami
Wesleyan
Start given to Wagner and Young in baseball report
A fragment notes embedding names Wagner and Young in a baseball start make reference to a mill worker Emmuel Van Jay, 40, and Dover or Philadelphia teams with unclear dates and places. The garbled text mentions a short start and a command or money, but the exact event and outcome remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmuel van- Jay
Hare Priday
Wenos
Sally Young
Seins Ae Dobh
Tasha
Dyulay
Dover
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard Wins Ten Round Fight in New York
Benny Leonard defeated Stanley Youkumy in a ten round bout here last night. Leonard pressed the aggression and scored solidly, winning on points as the heavier fighters weighed around 145 pounds.
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New York
Henry Leon
Stanley Youkumy
Thuyer
Leonard
Chrougaul
Clay Keyuestiown
Heanard
Youkum
Boys Basketball League Sees Promising Play Of Teens
Amid noisy crowds the Boys Basketball League showcases youthful teams with expected standout performances. Teeny players and skilled shooters headline early games while officials prepare for a full season.
Boxing Notes Report From St Paul Bout Ends In Split Draw
Mike Gibbons of St Paul defeated Jack Dillon of Indianapolis in six rounds of a ten round no-decision. Three rounds went to Dillon and three to Gibbons with one round even. Gibbons weighed 1584 pounds and Dillon 162 pounds at the scale. In Bridgeport Charlie Pitts and Frankie Comfrey boxed to a ten round draw. In Buffalo Rocky Tarigas beat Johnny O Leary in sixteen rounds before the West Queensberry club.
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St. Paul
Minny
Mike Gibbyne
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Lee
Gibbons
Dillon
Bridgeport, Cent
Charley Pitts
Bridgeport
Frankie Comfrey
New York
Buffalo
Nev
Rocky Tarigas
Johnny O'Leary
West Queensberry Club
O'Leary
Kansas
Lively Night of Boxing and Wrestling Results
Rocky cut heavy and O Leary groggy in a tense ninth and tenth. O Leary tipped at 130 to 129 by Kansas. Strangler Lesvis of Louisville won two straight falls over Billie Peters in a Texas heavyweight bout at a local theatre. Tomay Ertle outpointed Mickey Byrne in Cleveland, a ninth round stoppage saving the Clevelander from a sleep wallop as Byrne faded after a strong start.
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Rocky
O'Leary
Kansas
Lacksonville
Plo
Strangler
Lesvis
Louisville
Billie Petera
Cleveland, G
Tomay Ertle
Mickey Byrne
Cleveland
Byrne
Drtle
Jackson and Huston win billiards match in Tatroil
Clarence Jackson of Detroit and Sweeney Huston of the Interstate Theer-Cualion Billiard League defeated Charlot Otis of Brooklyn by 60 to 26 in 72 innings at Tatroil Michigan on November 11. Jackson averaged out and Otis 306 with Maceh sujal posting a high win of four.
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Tatroil
Mich
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Sweeney Huston
Tnterstate Theer-Cualion Billiard League
Charlot Otis
Brooklyn
Maceh Sujal
Jackson
Otis
Matt Caine Seeks 375 From Capital City Club
St Paul Nov 11 Mall Caine former member of the Capital City Athletic club sues the club for 375 claiming 25 weekly payments from June 3 to October 28. He says total due is 450 with 75 already paid. Receipts from sales at a Gibbons Dillon match store are attached.
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St. Paul
Mall Caine
Mutehintker
Capital City Athletic Club
Caine
Nie
Gales
Vigor
Oxford News Roundup Highlights Lectures Funeral and Games
All Minas students and town residents hear Dr Seeley Memkins in Mina for four days starting November 19. Miami Wesleyan football trip to Delaware features tough match as Miami travels to Ohio Wesleyan. The week includes a university report on the Miami Wesleyan game, a monthly varsity dance in Tierron gym, and a funeral service for George Bishop attended by local churches. Brumley injured loading logs. no serious injuries reported.
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Oxford
Seeley Je. Momkins
Walnuk
Educeh
Gineramati
Mina
Vonpking
GC. A
Mintri University
Miami-Wesleyan
Mint Auditorium
Phe
Tierron Gym
Rebal
Wed T. Trazor
Loral Minsk Presbyterian Church
Reve Calvin
Wilsunt
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Bishop
James
Patterson
Brumley
Bealey
Honceman
Los
May Teawley
Bottle Washes Up as Letter Sparks Mystery
A clerk of the treasurer’s court, William M. Bluvkall, enclosed a note in a bottle and cast it into the Miami River during early summer. A man from Harrison replies that a bottle found by a writer and his sister references Bluvkall, who later appears in a Hamilton Journal notice. The bottle was located about three miles above Miami town near the O and O bridge. The article also mentions births in October, pheasants listing, and various regional notes.
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Willian
M. Bluvkall
Treaaleial Court
Blackail
Hamilton Uvening Journal
Miamitown
Fuller, Botea
High School Notes Reports Students Speakers and Activities
A Middletown high school notes page lists student talks by Arba Martin and Jay Mlannery, a German class talk on Schiller, about 160 present at a meeting, changes in the lunch room led by Mrs. Phillips from Columbus, and a Freshman Sophomore gathering. The senior class held a party at Miss Evalyn Moerrill’s home, and a gas line petition to install a pipe along Franklin and Manchester roads is under county review. Ruth Convalescent with scarlet fever is in Avondale hospital, and George Jangaro was taken to Dayton State Hospital.
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Arba
Martin
Mym
Jay Mlannery
Sara Greer
Ty Schiller
Sebel
Ohio Fuel and Supply Comepany
Middletown Gas Conymy
Tounty Commissioners Fodiyr
Franklin and
Maneheater Road
Ruth
Ituivillon
Iliss
Pearl Ruth
Fila Kall
Sla
Avondale
Winother Fis
Gael Day
Hespital
Miller Held Over Horse and Wagon Theft Case
Miller held on a warrant signed by Jacob Friedman charging him with appropriating horse and wagon. He arrived with his wife ten days earlier, worked for Friedman, then vanished with the wagon and horse. A local pursuit traced the outfit to a Black suspect who bought it for five dollars, while Miller claimed desertion from the Ohio National Guard and ties to Go. KK. Bids for crushed stone and erected boulders were opened by county commissioners with awards to follow.
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Willian Miller
Middletown
Wriday
Jacob Fried
Miller
Fried
Dow
Miamishore
Piddletown
Ohio National Guard
Mossey
Anilidia
Go. KK
Columbus
Gainp Willis
Placw
Uniformed Pythians Plan Their Banquet
Uniformed Pythians discuss annual banquet arrangements for December first Friday. Plans include speakers and a good time for all members. Regular business was disposed of at the meeting.
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Phillips
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Hawaiian Islands
Radcliffe Drug Co
Rexall Cor
Wagner and
Young
Benny Leonard
Basket Ball League
Gunie
Hamilton
Ohio
William Reiff
Charles Street
Boiont
Front Street
Thard
East
Dayton Street
Abova
Elizabeth Dieringer
Renner
O. Ruhlipl
CG. Rall
Doellman
Gfroerer
Reynolds
Doefhaan
Wagner
Ernst Pet
Otal Ping
Buckley
Pure Gold
Tully
Nilys
Black and Clawson
Tve
Hamilton Maghive Tool
Morris
Bai
Durrough
Andros
Corvis Makinnes
Kouth Pawsway
Merchians
Noways
Huhbs
Lindenwally
Becketta
Anilton
Mogvens
Health Factory
Weel Aide Motors
Linney
Htonips
NLS
Bupres
Matt Caine
Iasi
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Sen
Board of Health
Credits Resist War District No
Fairfield
Tranover
Ross
Itck
Clair
Southyweern
H. Johanson
Oltiew
Willia
New Lim
Tegeph McGhee
Lemmerntie
Eindi Wate
Turner
Duke Melake Suyx
Colwubus
Gene Mia Mikers
Yosten
Lie Huine
Evalyn Moerill
Streat
Dayton
Uvorge Jangaro
Dayton State Hospital
Uncle Sam
Orne
Bond
Theobald & Son Co
South High Street
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