Veteran Koehle Named Wilder Cigars Manager For 1930 Season
Eastern Heights veteran Phil Koehle was unanimously chosen by Wilder Cigars baseball players to succeed Hayden Evans as manager. Koehle, a noted sportsman with gridiron and diamond experience, will decide after tonight’s practice whether to accept. Fans expect a strong Old Time calibre season at Riverview Park with Koehle’s leadership and Ev Jones WTAM orchestra providing entertainment at a dance next Monday.
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Eastern Heights Boulevard
Wilder Cigar
Hayden D. Evans
Willis-Overland Auto
Overlin
Koehle
Elyria Sport
Real
Mntil
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Laurels
Elyria
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Riverview Park
I. C. O. F. Hall
Elks Hall
Ev Jones
Wtam Orchestra
Hayden D' Kyvans
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Elyria Country Club expansion plans and area golf projects
Elyria Country Club buys 108 acres from a church holding south and west of its 43 acres. An 18 hole course is planned with bids invited from golf engineers. The project aims to open a first class course after development. A municipal 18 hole course is also under construction on Garrick farm near Gull Hill.
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Elyria Country Club
Catholic Church
Tyrangh
Joseph Schrembs
Golf
Jack Black
Charles Fell
Tig Club
Howard Cook
Greens
Garrick Farm
Gull Hill
Rey J. Miller
Louis Reave
Bern
Cleveland
Beardsley Nets Ten Black Bass on Vermilion River
Gene Beardsley fished the Vermilion River yesterday and returned with ten black bass, a notable catch for the area. He reports the fish biting freely and anticipates a strong fishing season with many anglers heading to the vicinity once word spreads.
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Gene Beardsley
Vermilion River
Beardsley
St Peters Juniors Defeat Highland Aces 36-24
St Peters juniors traveled to Penfield Junction Monday evening and beat the Highland Aces 36 to 24. It marked Highland’s first loss of the season while St Peters logged their seventh defeat in eight games.
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Anherst
St. Peters
Penfield Junction
Highland Aces
Aces
St. Peter's
Paony Ryan Sues On Hospital List
Paddy Ryan of LaGrange catcher for the Valley City team will visit Amherst Sunday for treatment by Dr Wilo Parker after injuring his arm. Chark Wragz of this city has also signed with Valley City. Ace Hudkins won the Pacific Coast lightweight title with a ten round win over Joe Benjamin in Los Angeles. In Pittsburgh a hockey game between Yellow Jackets and Fort Pitt Hornets ended in a 2-2 tie after two overtimes, leaving the series winner undetermined.
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LaGrange
Valley City
Amherst
Wilo Parker
Los Angeles
Cal
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wild Cat
Pacific Coast
Joe Benjamin
Stockton
Shiek
Vernon Coliseum
Pittsburgh
Yellow Jackets
Fort Pitt Hornets
United States Amateur Hockey Association
Amateur Baseball Association mulls four class system
Lorain April 8 the amateur baseball association met last night and discussed placing Class A B C and four teams in the field this season no final decision was made and the topic will be revisited at the next meeting Vic Mc Laughlin of New York and Billy Vidabeck of Bayonne N J fought a six round draw last night in New York
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Asheville
N. C
Babe Ruth
New York
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Ruth
Battery Park
Lorain
Amateur Base Ball Association
Vic McLaughlin
Billy Vidabeck
Bayonetta, N. 35
William T Tilden
Vincent Richards
Richards
Met
Tilden
Washington Senators
Edward G. Barrow
How Do You Figure They'll Finish Doping Big League Races
Sports column by Norman E Brown weighs spring training prospects for major league clubs. He discusses managers opinions, key players, and projected outcomes for the pennant races with summarized picks and reasoning.
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Nish
Brown
Norman E. Brown
Avon Girls Basketball Loses County Title to Belden
Avon High School girls fall to Belden for the county championship after three years of dominance. Captain Evelyn Mehbling Lydia Wolf Ellen Pickering and other stars depart due to graduation while Evelyn Walker and Irene Alten return in 1926. Avon boys post strong showing with 40 wins in 56 games but no county crown.
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Avon
Belden
A. &. Scammon
la Grange
Penfield
Columbia
Avon Lake
Belden Ayvon
Avon Lake Independents
Lorain Traceys
Avon Girls
Evelyn Mehbling
Lydia Wolf
Ellen Pickering
Evelyn Walker
Irene Alten
Evelyn Walker Woo
Dakin
Warren Elks
European champion Edouard Mascart to meet Johnny Dundee
Reports say European featherweight champion Edouard Mascart will sign today to fight Johnny Dundee for the world featherweight title at the Polo Grounds on July 10. The item notes confirmation amid other boxing and sports mentions across New York and Newark.
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New York
Edouard Mascart
Johnny Dundee
Polo Grounds
Starry Wills
Charley Weinert
Newark
Jammy Deforrest
Rose signs up with Red Sox
Bill Rose signs for 350 dollars monthly for a thirty two game season with the Boston Red Sox. Alexandria Louisiana location noted as the team considers keeping him or sending him on loan for experience. Laddie Malik with Rose reportedly headed home. Endorse rail merger moves forward in Washington. Postmaster General Harry S New and Senator Watson back the Nickle Plate merger. House approves one cent emergency gasoline tax 182 to 2 to fund road construction, bill to senate for concurrence. Revenue expected about 89.5 million dollars.
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Bill Rose
Boston Red Sox
Alexandria
Louisiana
Washington
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Harry S. New
Watson
Indiana
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Senate
Garland Buckeye Emerges As Big Pitcher In Lakeland Scene
The account follows Garland Buckeye, a 240 pound pitcher nicknamed Bimbo, arriving in Lakeland Florida with luggage and quickly drawing attention at the spring camp. It notes his fastball and slow curve, Navy service return, and anticipated role in the league season, alongside a separate Copenhagen fire report on the Guttenburg wharves destroying twenty boats.
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Do Tors
Yankees
Ruth
Hot Springs
Florida
Lakeland
Fla
Bimbo
Rassuli
Garland Buckeye
Garland
Leveland Indians
Speaker
Jack McAllister
Buckeye
Chicago
Copenhagen
Guttenburg
Lincoln honored by Rickenbacker tribute at Emancipator tomb
In Springfield Abraham Lincoln received a tribute when Major Eddie Rickenbacker dropped a large bouquet on the Emancipator's tomb at 11 20 a m as a token of respect from Detroit. Edith Potter Son 54 ended her life in Philadelphia after writing to her brother about tooth suffering. The steamer Carl D Bradley sailed Lorain for Calcite Island with limestone. In Berlin three non commissioned officers were killed and a private injured during handling of damaged hand grenades near a former prince's castle.
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Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Eddie Rickenbacker
American Air Service
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Philadelphia
Edith Potter
Berlin
Reichswehr Cavalry
Oeis
Prussia
Camo Prince's Castle
Ku Klux Leader Denies Assault on Indiana Girl
National Ku Klux Klan leader D C Stephenson denies the Indictment charging assault and serious injury of Miss Madge Oberholtzer in Indianapolis Indiana. Prosecutors allege a brutal attack linked to his influence.
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Indiana Girl
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indianapolis
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
Royals Travel Incognito to South America
Lisbon reports say the wife of the former Crown Prince of Germany their son Wilhelm Lows and Admiral Von Karpf traveled incognito to South America and ashore at Lisbon for several hours. The Vatican defers Italian elections to April 1926 to avoid disturbing Holy Year Jubilee. Madrid announces increased steamship service to New York Argentina and Brazil from North Spain. Bucharest notes King Ferdinand ill health rumors unfounded though phlebitis affects him briefly.
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Germany
Wilhelm Lows
Admiral von Karpf
South America
Madrid
New York
Brazil
Spain
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Columbia tennis team to tour south stops Norfolk and Baltimore
New York April report says Columbia University tennis players depart today for a southern swing visiting Norfolk Washington Annapolis and Baltimore with the Naval Academy as the only college opponent on the schedule.
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Fou
Columbia University
Norfolk
Washington
Annapoll
Baltimore
Naval Academy
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