Veteran Koehle Named Manager of Wilder Cigars
Phil Koehle was unanimously selected to manage the Wilder Cigars baseball team, replacing Marden D. Evans who takes over Willis-Overland auto agency in Overlin. Koehle's proven track in semi pro and football signals a strong season ahead at Riverview Park as Elyria expects a revival of the old spirit.
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Cap" Koehle
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Ohio
Elyria Country Club expands with 108 acre addition
Elyria Country Club plans to acquire 108 acres from the Catholic church near the river for expansion. The nine hole course will add an eighteen hole layout with bids from golf engineers and officials like Jack Black and Charles Fella overseeing greens. A second municipal course on Garrick farm near Gu Hills is also under development funded by Ray Miller and Louis Reeve, featuring 140 acres and an eighteen hole layout.
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Pres St
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Howard Cook
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Ray J. Miller
Louis Reeve
Cleveland
Beardsley Nets Ten Black Bass in Vermilion River
Beardsley fished the Vermilion River yesterday and returned with a string of ten black bass unseen in the area for some time. He reports the bite as strong and predicts a promising fishing season and a rush of anglers to the vicinity once word spreads.
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St Peters Juniors Defeat Highland Aces in Penfield Match
The St Peter's Juniors defeated the Highland Aces 36 to 24 at Penfield Junction on Monday evening. It was Highland's first loss of the season, and St. Peter's moved to seven losses in eight games.
Paddy Ryan to Mr Parker for treatment after arm injury
Paddy Ryan of LaGrange, catcher for the Valley City team, has thrown his arm out and will go to Amherst Sunday for treatment by Dr Wilo Parker. It is expected he will be back in a short time. Chuck Wrage has also signed with the Valley City team.
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Ruth on road to recovery with condition easing for Yankees
Babe Ruth plans to fly to New York this afternoon if his condition allows after a fainting spell at Asheville railway station. Doctors ordered rest as he battles a nerve illness linked to influenza while Yankees manager Miller Huggins says he may be ready for the season opener.
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Yankkees
Lorman May Have Four Glass Teams
LORAIN April 8 The Ama teur Base Ball Association met last night proposing Class A B C and D teams in the field this season with no definite decision and plans to revisit the issue at the next meeting. NEW YORK April 8 Vic Mc Laughlin New York and Billy Vidabeck Bayonne N J fought a six round draw.
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How Do You Figure They'll finish
Brown surveys spring training and predicts outcomes for the two pennant races with charts showing his chosen finish orders for the American and National Leagues. He invites readers to add their own guesses and mark their picks on the page.
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Avon Girls Team Logs Star Players In Loss To Belden
Avon high school girls lose the county championship to Belden for the first time in three winters. Coach Scammon notes six girl teams and boys rules caused the setback while avon won 45 of 48 county games over three years and scored 772 points while conceding 193. Captain Evelyn Mehling Lydia Wolf Ellen Pickering and Evelyn Walker depart. Walker returns next year with Irene Allen. Avon boys posted 40 wins in 56 games but no county title.
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Ellen Pickering
Evelyn Walker
Irene Allen
Dakin
Warren Elks
Edouard Mascart to Face Johnny Dundee in Featherweight Bout
Reports from New York state Mascart, European champion, will sign today to fight Johnny Dundee for the featherweight world title at the Polo Grounds on July 16. Also noted, Clare Wals agreed to face Charley Weinert early outdoor season at Polo Grounds.
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Johnny Dundee
Polo Grounds
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Charley Weinert
Newark
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Sox keep Rose on roster as $250 monthly offer discussed
Word from Boston indicates Rose will stay with the Red Sox on their roster with a $250 per month contract for a thirty game schedule or more experience. Laddie Malik is also involved, with reports tying Rose to Alexandria Louisiana and possible travel home.
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Garland Buckeye arrives as Cleveland pitcher amid fanfare
The arrival of Garland Buckeye in Lakeland draws attention as he weighs around 240 pounds and shows a blazing fastball. Reporter notes his slow curve and strong work with Jack McAllister as management reshapes pitching staff for the season. Fire at the Guttenburg wharves destroys twenty boats, including racing yachts, in Copenhagen.
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Endorse rail merger fronted by Van Sweringens
The Nickle Plate railroad merger backed by Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland gains support from Postmaster General Harry S. New and Indiana Senator Ivatson Republican. In Harrisburg the House passes a one cent emergency gasoline tax to fund roads. the measure, extending the 1928 tax, asks Senate concurrence and is expected to raise about 89.5 million dollars.
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Lincoln’s Tomb Rose Tribute by Rickenbacker
Major Eddie Rickenbacker dropped a bouquet on Abraham Lincoln’s tomb in Springfield as a tribute. The event occurred at 11:20 a.m. as Detroit sent its respect to the Emancipation Memorial. Edith Patterson, 55, killed herself in Philadelphia by gas after writing a note to her brother about tooth suffering.
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Carl D Bradley Sails From Lorain for Limestone Load
The steam er Carl D Bradley cleared Lorain today bound for Calette Island with a limestone cargo. In Berlin three non commissioned officers were killed and a private injured when Reichswehr cavalry blew up damaged hand grenades at Oes Prussia near the former Vorwa Prince Castle as some grenades exploded early.
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Ku Klux Leader Denies Assault on Indiana Girl
National Ku Klux Klan head D. C. Stephenson denies the assault indictment in Indianapolis charging him with assaulting and severely injuring Miss Arange Oberholtzer. Prosecutors allege the case centers on the 13 year old victim and persecution claims follow the indictment.
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Royal couple and official sail incognito to South America
Lisbon reports say the wife of the former Crown Prince of Germany their son Wilhelm Louis and Admiral Von Karpf traveled incognito to South America and landed ashore in Lisbon for several hours. The rest of the dispatch notes Vatican actions delaying an Italian election to 1926, Madrid expanding steamship service, and King Ferdinand’s brief vein inflammation.
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Columbia tennis team sails on southern tour
Columbia University tennis players depart for a southern circuit starting today including stops at Norfolk Annapolis Washington and Baltimore. The Naval Academy team will join the trip and meet the college squad along the route.
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