Cyclone Sally at Webster Estate in Cedar Point
The cast features Jack Webster owner of the Webster Estate Roy Edwards Reggie Manners a young Englishman Deneen Smith Jim Perkins courted for twenty years Gerald Cox Willie Clump Sue Bascom’s bean and the world’s eighth wonder Maurice Ballance Sally Graham Cyclone Sally Ruby Eagan Jenny Thatcher object of Jim’s persistence Helen Troyer Florence Cain Effie Warden neighbor Blanche McCallon Vivian Vernon the belle of Cedar Point Ruth Pugh Scene living room at the Webster Estate Time present early fall Under the supervision of the Community Council Patoka High School Gymnasium 7 30 seats on sale at J L Simcox’s Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Webster
Webster
Roy Edwards
Reggie Manners
Deneen Smith
Jim Perkins
Gerald Cox
Sally Graham
Cyclone Sally
Ruby Eagan
Jenny Thatcher
Jim
Aeee
Helen Troyer
Vivian Vernon
Cedar Point
Ruth Pugh
Webster Estate
Patoka High School
Rogers Hornsby Shaped by Trades and Longevity
Rogers Hornsby, born Winters Texas April 27 1896, rose from Dallas Texas League shortstop to star for the St. Louis Cardinals. Traded to the Giants by the Cardinals for Frank Frisch and Jimmy Rig, he set NL home run and batting records, became MVP in 1925, and led the Cardinals to a pennant and world championship as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Frisch
Jimmy Rig
Winters
Texas
Dallas
Dennis
Cardinals
Hornsby
St. Louis
Yoter Began Pro Career in 1921 With Norfolk and Virgina Leagues
Elmer Ellsworth Yoter, new Cubs third baseman born June 26 1900 in Carlisle Pa is 5 feet 7 inches tall and 153 pounds. He started pro ball with Norfolk in 1921 then sold to the Athletics that fall and moved through Portsmouth Saginaw and Indianapolis before being sold to the Cubs recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ellsworth Yoter
New Chicago
Carlisle
Norfolk
Philadelphia Athletics
Portsmouth
Saginaw
Mich
Cleveland Americans
Yoter
Indianapolis
Cubs
Giants Hold Major League Consecutive Win Record
The New York Giants own the major league mark with 26 straight wins set in 1916, starting September 7 and ending September 30 in a doubleheader. The White Sox held the American League 19 game streak that year, while Washington posted 16 straight road wins in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Washington
The
Yanks
Pacific Coast Giant Is Going to Pennsylvania
Fred Steiner a 6 foot 6 inch 200 plus pound football and track star from Chaffey high school Oakland Calif arrives in Philadelphia to enter the University of Pennsylvania He works as a camp counselor to stay in condition for the football season and is noted as a stellar weight and track athlete from the Pacific coast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Steiner
Pacific Coast
Chaffey High School
Oakland
Calif
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Theatre
Vandalia, Illinois
Ben Hur
Stagg
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Eugene Hafer
Willie Clump
Sue Bascom
Bean
Maurice Ballance
Ruth Thatcher
Reggie
Florence Cain
Effie Warden
Blanche McCallon
J. L. Simcox
DR. W. _B. CALDWELL
Monticello
T. M. Burge
Centralia
Nebraska
Illinois
Cub
Pennsylvania
Arnyristice
First State Bank
Patoka, Illinois
Wm. Hutter Clothing Co
Centralia, Ilinois
Centralia Credit Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!