Holy Trinity Takes Class B Title In Y M C A Tourney
Holy Trinity of Elyria won the Class B championship in a YMCA basketball tournament last night. Lorain’s First Congregational beat St. Mary’s for Class C, while St. Mary’s had earlier been penalized for using an ineligible 15 year old. The final saw Holy Trinity overcome Presbyterian of Lorain with strong teamwork and multiple scoring methods.
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First Congregational
Lorain
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Elyria
St Marys Whs
Presbyterian
Trinitads
Presbytenans
Ars
Presbyterians
Congregationals
St Mary's
Lorain Lads
Hera
Krozer
Sports Day Card Highlights Diverse Races and Tours
Racing events across Southern Maryland and local clubs open at Bowle and Tia Juang Jockey Club. Tennis hosts the national indoor championship in New York. Bowling's annual American Bowling Congress tourney unfolds in Buffalo. Golf drafts the North and South open at Pinehurst. Bowling: Southern Association championships in New Orleans. Kid Kaplan faces Stewart Mee Lean in a 10 round bout in Oakland.
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Southern
Firpo Seen Back In Heavyweight Title Reach
New York April 1 reports say Luis Angel Firpo could reemerge amid top contenders for the heavyweight title with conditions noted by Jimmy DeForrest as he readied Tom Gibbons and Gene Tenney. Buffalo April 1 notes Edward Fiehi, a member of the ...
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Rte
Luis Angel Firpo
Jimmy DeForrest
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tenney
Firpo
Giants poised for fifth straight pennant in 1923
The Giants led by John McGraw, dean of the National League, aim to win a fifth consecutive pennant. Critics see the odds as against him but McGraw believes he can weld 70 players into a harmonious, winning club. The article notes his proven leadership and the challenge of maintaining a top team across years.
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Norman FE. Brown
John McGraw
Giants
Comra & An
McGraw
Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Mrs. McGraw
Demetral wins wrestling feature in Cleveland clash
Bill Demetral known as Strangler Lewis captured the main match in Cleveland last night, fastest time 41 minutes 15 seconds, but sustaining a severe neck injury was reported today. National Turners club in Newark led all events, Flent posted 1,908 across nine games in the tourney.
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Newark N. J
A. B.C
Flent
Cleveland
Bill Demetral
Strangler” Lewis
Demetral
West Ridge Gossip and Local Visits Report
Miss Emma Pallas attended the pageant at Elyria High School Auditorium over Friday and Saturday evenings. Masters of Elyria visited the school on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills and son Harold were callers at Jay Fowl’s Friday evening. Mr and Mrs S J Kelling of Elyria called at Ole Minnich’s Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Clayton Harpstead and son Wallace of Elyria were guests of her mother Mrs Lucy Miller on Sunday.
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Detroit
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Merle Paenfound
Lark’n Club
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LaGrange
Florence Penfound
Oberia Road
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Jacob Battanhouse
George
Raymond
Margare Nirding
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Arusendahira
Paul Rader
Dick Johnston
John Simms
Schramm
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Jumes
Elyria
Win. Penfound
George Dusor
Watire Nuhols
Ashe Derry
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Velyim and
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Murray Ridge
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Karl Simms
Memorial Hospital
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A. W. Masons
Tueadoro Grills
Melvin
Harold
Kiard Simms
C. F. Lang
St. Paul's Church of
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Frank Reisinger
Jackson Schrader
Arthur Ananest
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Elyria High School
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Jay Fowl
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Wallace
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Akron
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Arthur Kessler
Lehona Hance
Elshna
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Ray Simpson
Lordin
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Henry Rising
Jay Fritz
Helen Seram
Alberta Gallantin
Martin Fritz
C. A. Humphrey
Myrtie Winkler
Penfield
BP. T. van Valkenburg
Richard Palmer
H. E. Jenne
Stuth Swanker
Frank Foskett
Medina
Lea Foskett
Lafayette
E. O. Wheeler
Beatrice
Grafton
H. H. Foskett
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Henry Masing
Fr Pierce Dies at Terryville After Stroke
Birmingham area brief notes the sudden death of Fr Pierce at his Terryville home after a stroke. Born September 20, 1855, he was 63. Survived by wife, son Benjamin, daughter Elizabeth. Funeral held at home Monday with Rev Shirl B Bartlette officiating. Local social and visitation notes follow among neighbors and acquaintances.
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Oberlin
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Adam Merkel
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Alfred Fleming
Harry Jones
Dorothy
Henrietta
Leon Hopkins
G. R. Kihtman
Ridgeville
Flora Brooks
Harry Boyd
Elvrra
Evelyn DeFluiter
Madison
Tenn
Whiskeyville
John Whilhelm
West Lake County Sidelights on April Activities and Illness
Litchfield district notes report Ruth Walt Jenne of Mentor ill with flu while visitors Ted, Thelma Young, and Gur Jenne stop by. Local events include a Baptist waffle supper, cemetery and park association meeting, and a Cleveland flower show attended by local residents. Numerous family visits occur among Canfields, Morehouses, Swankers, and Foskett, with several kinship mentions and si ghts of weekend outings and sickness.
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Ruth Walt Jenne
Mentor
Alfred Swanker
Chas
Canfield
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Henniger
Long Place
Thelma Young
Wadsworth
Harvey Long
Brownhelm Woman Rites Held for Mrs Strehle
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Brownhelm Reform Church for Mrs Fred Strehle who died Friday after long illness. Rev B H Heller led ceremony with four brothers as pallbearers. Burial followed in Brownhelm cemetery. She was born Fred A Miller in May 1878 and married Fred Strehle in June 1898, mother to Regina Baker Marion Charles and Leonard (deceased). Survived by husband, three children, four brothers, two sisters and other relatives from Vermilion Huron and nearby towns.
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Brownheim Reform Church
Fred Strehiee
B. H. Heller
Vermilion
Henry
Elyria
Jacob
William
Amherst
Charles
Fred A. Miller
Fred Strehle
Regina Baker
Marion
Leonard
Brownhelm Reform Church
Fred
Edward Whitmore
Charles Salesa
Huron
Fred Beam
Stadium Drive Reaches Required 1690 Members at Oberlin
Oberlin April 1 The stadium campaign hit the quota of 1690 members as the last ten seats were signed up yesterday evening at 6 39 p m Subscriptions earlier in the day suggested success though two telegrams arrived raising the total to 1599 during the afternoon Twelve more subscriptions came in at supper time from the close of 1927 ensuring the start of the project A new concrete stadium will be built on the west side of Dill Field and is expected to be ready for the 1925 football season with a projected cost of 52600 dollars.
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Oberlin praised as moral beacon by professor
Oberlin College is hailed as the most interesting sociological phenomenon by Professor Sims. He praises the student body for cleaner morals, earnestness, and conscientiousness, claiming traditions here differ from those at Eastern schools and noting a positive quality in Oberlin's customs.
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Tumi
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University of Florida
Massachusetts Agricultural Institute
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Oberlin Defeats Wesleyan in Debating Clash
Oberlin won its first debate over Ohio Wesleyan since 1915, defeating the down-state squad by unanimous judge vote. A large Oberlin crowd packed the event, signaling revived interest on campus after a lull.
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