Elyria High opens 1925 track with inter class meet
Elyria High School hosts inter class track trials at Alumni Field on Wednesday and Thursday at 3 15 PM to select finalists for the April 17 state meet in Columbus. Coach Vaughn says a large turnout will showcase weights relays dashes and hurdles as the Crimson and White begin their season.
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Ginnte” Saunders
Elyria High School
W. O L. Vaughn
Alumni Field
Elyria High
Columbus
Crimson and White
Mystery car to headline Altoona race on June 13
Altoona officials gear up for the World's Speediest Classic noting a posthumous project by Jimmy Murphy. The revolutionary $30,000 car promises speeds above 149 mph, with a single-seat, dragonlike, bullet-shaped design tested in Hollywood labs. Driver name remains undisclosed.
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Altoona
Jimmy Murphy
Syracuse
Altoona Speedway
Automotive Laboratory i
Hollywood
Tommy Filton
Bennie Hill
Mad Mullah of Italy Aims for Culver City Win
The Mad Mullah of Italy heads a racing clan as gossip swirls that Milton, a wealthy figure, may buy it for his personal car. After winning the season's first event on Washington's Birthday in Culver City, California, intimates say this year will see a supreme effort to claim the championship.
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Milton
Washington
Culver City
Calif
Fights and scores from major boxing cards and college baseball results
In New York Johnny Leonard won a decision over Ruby Stein in a 12 round bout. Philadelphia saw Lew Tendler win by technical knockout over Tony Julian in three rounds. Leo Anderson defeated Tex McEwen by technical knockout in six rounds. Benny Schwartz beat Sammy Novia on points in six rounds. Tony Rosa outpointed Tommy Wilson in six rounds, while Dave Adelman defeated Charlie Martin in six rounds. Pittsburgh hosted Jack Zivie who won a judge's decision over Kid Brown in 10 rounds. Boston’s Jack Sharkey scored an easy 10 round win over Jack Renault. Len Brenner won by decision over Joe Lynch in Lancaster, and Battling Willard stopped Charlie Kid Murray in five. Willie Seiple defeated Earl Sande in six rounds in Lancaster. In college baseball Vanderbilt beat Indiana S, Georgetown defeated Carnegie Tech, Mississippi State edged Wisconsin, Mississippi and Texas A&M split, Temple beat Pennsylvania, Dartmouth topped NYU 13 to 9. In Brooklyn, Charles Ebbetts remained reported comforted at the Walford Astoria after a winter illness.
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New York
Johnny Leonard
Allentown
Ruby Stein
Philadelphia
Lew Tendler
Tony Julian
Brockton
Mass
Leo Anderson
Boston
Tex McEwen
Benny Schwartz
Baltimore
Sammy Novia
Tony Rosa
Carnegie
Tommy Wilson
Dave Adelman
Len Brenner
Lancaster
Joe Lynch
Battling Willard
Charlie Kid Murray
Willie Seiple
Earl Sande
Pacific Coast Stars Face Big League Test In 1925
Norman Ef Brown surveys Pacific Coast League stars entering the 1925 season. Big league buys for O Connell, Kamm, Pillette, Johnson, Strand, and Jones unsettled fans. Gordon Cochran, Walter Cox, and Max Bishop loom as new hope while Vean Gregg returns. prospects hinge on performance this year. Avon meetings planned for farmers. dairy outlook discussions continue in the county.
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Norman EF. Brown
Pacific Coast
John McGraw
Giants
Wen
Jimmy O’connell
Detroit Tigers
Portland
Herman Pillette
Sylvester Johnson
Pillette
Ty Cobb
Johnson
Connie Mack
Paul Strand
Pacific Ocean
Strand
Connie
Philadelphia
Indians
Paul
Squire Ebbetts
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sone Ny Jones
Johnny
Rube Harrison
Carl Mays
Mr. Jones
Pacific Coasters
Gordon Cochrane
Walter Cox
Cox
Brooklyn
Jones
Cochrane
Kamm
Max Bishop
Coast Seas
City Council Deliberates on Street, Sewer, and Vehicle Upgrades
Council discusses financing street improvements on 18th and South Prospect, storm sewer gaps on 83rd and 18th, and sidewalk repairs at Lake Avenue and West Avenue. It rejects postal trucks idling in streets, approves $850 for Clean-up Week, and seeks funds to replace the aging street truck with a new unit. Authorities inform county of fire apparatus fees for county garage response.
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Post Office Department
Post Office
Oberlin
18Th Street
Health Department
Sewer Committee
South Prospect Street
Council
Tuscarawas and
Sheal
Julia M. McGuire
Smith Court
Irondale Street
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Lorain Bowlers Win Prizes at National Bowling Congress
Lorain bowlers earned $76 in prizes at the National Bowling Congress in Buffalo. The City Barber Shop five contributed $32 of the total.
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Lorain
Buffalo
Barber Shop Five
Lorain Player Albert Walters Seriously Injured at UC
Cincinnati April 7 Albert Walters 20 a Lorain Ohio youth and UC student suffered a probable fractured pelvis while practicing with the university football squad Doctors at General Hospital gave the update Walters home address is Lorain Ohio and he is listed as seriously injured
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Albert Walters
the General Hospital
Walters
Lorain
Ohio
Sporting Events Today Across Multiple Disciplines
Today’s schedule includes racing in Bowie and Tia Juana, baseball season openers in the Pacific Coast League, golf’s North and South amateur championship at Pinehurst, Detroit indoor relay carnival, Nebraska chess state championship in Omaha, and boxing bouts featuring Joe Benjamin versus ace Hudkins in Ver non and Bob Lawson against George Cook in Boston. President Coolidge received a solid gold annual baseball pass from John B. Heydler to mark the National League’s 50th anniversary and was invited to Boston for the Golden Jubilee game on May 8.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Assn
Bowie
Tia Juana
Coolidge
Washington
John B. Heydler
National League
Heydler
White House
Boston
Walker Dundee health likely cleared by commission
Sport flashes report from New York on April 7 states Mickey Walker and Johnny Dundee may receive a clean bill of health from the State Athletic Commission at today’s meeting. Dundee seeks reinstatement after suspension over a Paris bout with Fred Bretonne. decision pending.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Johnny Dundee
State Athletic Commission
Dundee
Boyt
Fred Bretonne
Paris
Mile Run Pace Trails World Record Pace in Finishing
The mile event finished in 9 minutes 46 seconds, just over 48 seconds slower than the world record, as Ritola led the four mile race to the finish. Jose Ray was decisively beaten in the mile by Lloyd Haku of Boston A. A. and new Derby favorites Qat tain and Master Charlie were rated strong contenders. Strangler Lewis heads west seeking new titles after beating Toots Mondt in under an hour. Clarence Long dominated the 1925 American Bowling Congress tourney with 3,023 pins and 1,977 all events, while the Pacific Coast baseball league opened with Seattle as 1924 champions facing San Francisco, Oakland against Sacramento, Portland at Los Angeles, and Vernon hosting Salt Lake City.
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Jose Ray
Lloyd Haku
Boston A. A
Tulsa
Okla
Ea “Strangler
Lewis
Strangler
Toots Mondt
Colorado
Mondt
Buffalo
N. Y
Clarence Long
Bufalo
Long
Weisser Blue Ribbons
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Seattle
Oakland
Sacramento
Capital
Portland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Salt Lake City
Utah City
Timed farm demonstrations at multiple town halls
Two county meetings will be held with demonstrations of pasture rejuvenation. Brighton Roch ester and Camden farmers meet at Brighton town hall. Wellington hosts Wellington Hastings Pittsfield and Penfield farmers. Limestone donations of 10 tons per township fund the plot with two tons lime and 250 pounds acid phosphate. Cattle and horses only. Neighbor visitation allowed. County agent C H E Rowland to attend conference.
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Avon
N. W. Glines
Avon Town Hall
Oberlin
Wellington
la Grange
R. KR Taber
Brighton Town Hall
Brighton
Rochester
Camden
Huntington
Pittsfield
Penfield
Wellington Town Hall
C. H E. Rowland
Piot
Rowland
Council weighs bonds for new truck and blocks private signboard ban
City officials consider issuing bonds to buy a new truck after estimating costs exceed 2000. A plan to block sign boards faced doubt over enforceability on private property as the service director reviews a billboard ordinance requiring 40 foot spacing. Council orders investigations into gasoline station work on Lodi street and a Fifth Street alley pump complaint, while approving plans for Lodi street improvements.
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Heder
Finance Committee
Faty
Brivete Trucks
Locistree
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Peerless Oil Co
Buildings and Lands Committee
North Street
Fourth Street
Amateur radio finds authentic Brand 5S from ship
A signal picked up by an Lakewood amateur Radio operator last night was claimed authentic by licensed operators in Cleveland today. The signal appeared to originate from a ship in Lake Ontario and was branded as genuine.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Lake Ontario
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