SOWLING MEET ENDS WITH MANY NEW CHAMPIONS
The Toleno event closes as Chicago leads the prize fund. Five man champion teams include Aston and Young of Akron who win a roll-off over Ardella and Toces. Singles champ Votel of Braddock and all events winner Geloski of Detroit set high marks. Prize money totals $82,000 with Chicago Detroit and Cleveland leading.
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Toleno
Stanis
Chicago
Chuck A
Phillip Young
Akronho
Fred Ardella
Fred Toces
Iddicatel
Braddock
Penna
Harry Gerloshi
Detroit
Aston
Young
Gerloshk
Daan Tractors
Detroi
Cleveand
C. Aston
P. Young
Akron
FR Tocca
J. Wubert
T. ‘Coley
Rochester Espe
Gibana
Bods
Cleveland
Tad
Bathkerk
Votel
Braddork
Olsen
Des Moines
AL King
Toledo
Ty J. Rehor
AT. Winters
Harry Geloski
Buonamo
Rochester
A. Nolte
Milwaukee
Tom Harkins
St. Paul
Pirates Face Injuries as Opening Day Looms in April
The Pittsburgh Pirates enter spring training with Max Carey and Pie Traynor sidelined by illness and injury. Eddie Moore and Rhyne also hinder line depth as the team braces for a tough early schedule. Prospects look bleak with limited home games and a rough start against St Louis and Cincinnati, testing the Pirates’ fortitude seen in 1925.
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New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Max Carey
California
Pie Traynor
Hey
Indianapolis
Eddie Moore
Traynor
Hak Rhyne
Rhyne
Hot Springs
Zama
Shire
Paul Wasner
Custer
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Teds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
Perfect bowling score sets Gala Alleys record in Elyria
The Gala Alleys in Elyria witnessed a perfect 400 by Joseph B. Schultz of Wetman Drugs and Wigma Foundry, a first since the alley opening. The event drew over twenty bowlers including notable weights and observers from Cleveland and New York.
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Elyria
Joseph BM. Schultz
Wetman Drugs
Harvard
Cleveland
Wigma Foundry Company
Rest at Cleveland boxing results and New York bout recap
Tom Free-Man stopped Shuffle Callahan in the eleventh of their 42 round bout. Nick Newman defeated Mike Wallace for the decision. Harry Marcus outpointed Roxie Miller in six. Johnny Williams beat Mike O Dowd of Columbus. Frankie Van and Tiger Tociferman fought to a draw. In New York Phil McGraw outpointed Johnny Roven in ten, floor scoring five times. George Courtney stopped Lew Warshaw in the third of six. Boston National AAU boxing tourney winners announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tom Free- Man
Shuffle Callahan
Nick Newman
Mike Wallace
Harry Marcus
Roxie Miller
Johnny Williams
Mike O'Dowd
Columbias
Frankie van
Tiger Tociferman
New York
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Johnny Roven
New Rochelle
N. Y
Furioua
McGaw
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Lew Warshaw
Sporting events today across several venues
Racing meets in Bowie and Tia Juana. swimming nationals in Chicago. polo spring tourney in Pinehurst. basketball opens in Glens Falls. motorboat regatta in St Augustine. golf Nos North and South at Pinehurst and Texas women’s at Galveston. Tiger Flowers eyes bouts before Greb rematch in Madison Square Garden on May 28. John J. McGraw’s 53rd birthday finds him eager to penant chase with Giants.
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Southern Maryland Association
Bowie
Jockey Club
Tia Juana, F
Chicago
Pinehurst
Glens Falls
N.Y
St. Augustine
N.C
Texas
Galveston
Tiger Flowers
Harry Greb
Madison Square Garden
John J. McGraw
Giants
Local social notes span Easter visits and church life
Mrs. Cc G Ruth and baby stay with Rev and Mrs Ryan in Elyria as neighbors host gatherings for Hazel Meyers Juanita Leiby and Cassie Kelner. Numerous Lorain Elyria and Wellington guests attend weddings concerts and family events in LaGrange as Civic club meetings and a Civil War veteran’s funeral are noted.
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Pagrange
April T
Cc. G. Ruth
Elyria
E. H. Ryan
G. G. Leiby
Hazel Meyers
Avon
Juanita Leiby
Monroeville
Cassie M. Kelner
Lakewood
LaGrange
Helen Sheffield
Lorain
Gladys Harrison
Norma Wilker
Cleveland
FL. Wolcott
Alterta Wilson
G. Prosser
H.B. Nheiner
Cassim Kelner
Pauline Gibbons
Hughes
Pittsfield
Clara Pearce
Melvin Naliwill
Melva
Chatham
Chester Bothwell
Smaughter
Marjorie
Frank Stevens
Grange
Mildred Dager
James Nichoals
Charlies Basore
Thomas
R. Underhill
E. L. Adams
Chicago
Julius Wilcox
Lewis Whitney
Wellington
Flora Foster
Florence Chiff
Miles Spicer
Myrl Heath
Leslie Knowles
Lottie Treath
Lornie
George Nichols
D. ©. Freeman
Victor Richmond
A. B. Kelner
J. M. Adams
Amelia Adams
Adams
Glenn
Naomi Meyers
Akron
Gi. G. Leiby
Henry Buswell
Prosser
Raymond
Miyan
Miller
M. F Church
D. C. Bernard
Tag Song
James
Claude
Oberlin
la Grange
C. L. Gott
Laverda
Cincinnati, Conservatory of Music
C. H. Opfer
Charles
George T Wollingsworth
Hol Mnsworth
Veles Sanders
Emil Ruth
South Amherst
Alonzo Jackson
Dorney Pierce
Mildred Pierce
Claude Pierce
Henry Wigert
Tri-U Club
G. W. Woodruff
Forme
Jay Woodruff
James A. Sawyer
Warnesfield
Ashtabula County
Mary Sawyer
Mivria
F. N. Phelps
C. M
C. &. Adams
B Gott
J. L. Underhill
Kate Starr
Nevada
California
A. H. Rahmter
Z. FE. Kieher
Richer
Rinder
C.L. Gott
B. H. Ryan
Ryan
Welly
Flyda
Lacrange
Easter Services And Community News In Fields View
Easter exercises at Fields View Church drew a large crowd with a morning service, a well received program, and an afternoon dinner served by the Ladies Aid. Local residents, visitors, and families were noted in attendance as Janesville area families shared meals, illness updates, hospitalizations, and civic events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norning
Id U'Ciock
C. Knowles
Local societies entertainments and visits across Ridge areas
April gatherings mark the Ladiess Aid Society hosted by Mrs Marton Epley and the EL L. EL society meeting with Frank Eldred. Numerous local visits include Mr and Mrs Jay Fitch of Middle Ridge with Walter Grobe, Emma Fal’s return from Case Road, and others from Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Dover.
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South Rimgh
Ladiess Aid Society
Marton Epley
EL L
EL Society
Frank Eldred
Marty Ridges
Jay Fitch
Middle Ridge
Walter Grobe
Emma Fal
Louise Salisbury
Case’ Roatt
Ralph Bettman
Murray Ridge
Tulsa
Esther Rockwell
Elyria
Adnia Maclll
A. Grobe
Lorain
George Knittle
William Spiegelberg
Clarence Prabay
William Peabody
Oberlin
Tierry Stiegmay
Earl Gow
Af Huron
J. B Bechtel
Frank Taraway
Jacob Buber
Dover
Walter Grohe
Ruth Spiegelberr
J. P. Boehtel
Mra
W. T. Collier
Re. H. Cobber
Gordon
James
Elpha
Fred Knippenberg
Cleveland
Anthony Delefield
Easter Guests on River Road Gather with Dents Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Dent and son Allan of Cleveland Wa with many relatives visited Easter at the Dents home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Geo Bush and son Donald, Mrs Rose Koth of Elyria, the Torres Sesley family, John Mohler and children, Thurh and Morris Tran, Alva Sooley, Molan family, Butterworth family, and Stavin family members.
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Vues
Vhitlten
John Shuster
Thomas Higham
Robert
Blyria
Mary. Bainbridge
Zeman
Hakatood
L. D. Lloyd
Ada. Terrell
Cleveland
Lester Hardine
Ed. Bainbridge
Robert Harding
Migita
John Bainbridge
Charles Watson
Chaffee
Frayer
KE. L Thompson
Harry
A. J. Hulse
Waukeegan
Ill
Melvin Hamlin
Lloyd Hamlin
Medina
A. J. Hulae
Akron
Dair
John Worcester
Wimpenny
O. Walker
Stinchcomb
Columbia
Hee Walker
Columbus
Chestnut Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
David Blaine
Mole
Elyria
Robert Blaine
DeForest Pratt
Calumbua
Arloon
Laratn
Frank Dent
Allan
Geo, Bush
Donald
Rose Koth
Geo
Mrs. Butterworth
Community Notes From Huntington April Update
Huntington residents report recoveries and family care as Mrs Pearl Thudtum returns home after a week with illness. Mrs Aurilia Blies visits daughter, while Mr and Mrs Loule Hawley recover and Loule returns to work. Coon Crile endures livestock illness as Chay Cassellia moves his family into the Allen house south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Pearl Thudtum
Calista Phillips
Nova
Aurilia Blies
Clem Kin- Ale
Loule Hawley
Loule
Coon Crile
Chay Cassellia
Allen House
Farm Transfers and Local Moves Reported Near Wellington
Forest Rice buys Stanley Rice farm known as the old Sage Farm and the 0.4 hie family has already occupied. Tom English and family vacate Allen house and move to M. KH. parsonage. Reuben Wyant and wife visit mother from Florida then return with Court Palmer and Mrs Palmer. Helen Hines of Ashland visits Calista Thudium. Harriet Ward sells her farm to Dr. Garrison of Cleveland who plans a fruit farm. E H Allen of Gallion visits home. Conrad Naegell returns home from Memorial hospital feeling fine.
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Forest Rice
Stanley Rice
Old Sage Farm
Tom English
Allen House
M. KH
Reuben Wyant
Florida
Court Palmer
Palomerie
Calista Thudium
A and P
Wellington
Harriet Ward
Garrison
Cleveland
E. H. Allen
Gallion
Hare
Conrad Naegell
Memorial Hospital
Countess Vera to Return to US With New Comedy
LONDON April 7 Vera Countess Cathcart not discouraged by the US failure of her play Ashes of Love. She arrives on the Berengaria and says she will return to the United States within a month to produce a new comedy The Strange Set. She praises American women saying they will not see another woman downed.
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London
Vera Counteya Cathcart
United States
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Fed Tiernan
Arthur Flynn
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Henry Lamar
Virginia
Armand Emmanuel
San Franciseca
Tommy Frecan
Clevelana
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Cal
John Lester Johnson
Bob Roper
Willie Pearson
Brooklyn
Lew Palmer
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Broad Street
Andress
Jack Delaney
Boxer
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Paul Berlenbach
Delaney
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Gott
Kart Shepard
Huron
Terbert Stans
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Lidge
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J. Law
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Chasure
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Prances Holaworth
Robert Penfound
Chotre- Sweet
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Ehole
Galilant
Galiland
J Kollay
Albert Koehle
Philip Richardson
Lewis Koehle
Loawis Kroehle
Kathryn Schild
Alberrt Safac Ani
Maxine
Charles Berk
Clarence Walet
Mildred Heiser
Chas
Dehu
South Ridge
Beates
Bates Barber Shop
West Ave
Loi St
Arctic
Robert Anderson Pope
New Yorker
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Warry T. Smith Company
Jepositist
Ria
Ohio
Knights of Old
Los
Posit Yst
Chio
Vera
Cleveland, O
Andrew Hronyak
Warren Hackenberg
San Antonio
Lyman H. Bang
Springfield
Maas
South Africa
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