Amherst Favored In Lorain County High Track Meet
Amherst is favored to win the Lorain County High track meet on May 13 at the fair grounds with over 100 athletes, including last year’s champions T Neumiester and the Wilford brothers. Both boys and girls events feature sprints, distance races, field events, relays, and a school banner for the winning team.
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Lorain County
Amherst
T. Neumiester
W Wilford
Goer
Lo Neuwmiester
Wilford Brothers
Fairgrounds
Bots
Bors
Wellington Is Refused Berth In High League
Wellington high failed to join the Little B Seven League after a Saturday meeting in Norwalk. Officials cited insufficient financial backing and drawing power. Lorain and Sandusky favored neutral officials, while most schools preferred two officiating crews. Attendees included George Daniel and George Blraine of Lorain, Vaughn and Peabody of Elyria, Winners and Larman of Sandusky, Ross and Fulton of Bellevue, Cole of Norwalk, and Kerr of Wellington.
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Wellington High
Orwalk
Wellington
Hameras
Board of Education
Board of Education At
Fremont
Ballevue
Sandusky
Oberlin
Ayy Ats
Lorain
Lorain and
George Daniel
George “iIraine
Vaughn and Peabody
Elyria
Larman
Ross and Fulton
Bellevue
Cole
Norwalk
Kerr
Elyria and Lorain Faculty Baseball Schedule
Elyria High faculty forms a baseball team and will play two games with Lorain faculty, one at Elyria and one at Lorain. Lorain faculty also faces Sandusky High faculty in two games, one at Sandusky and one at Lorain. The event occurs within the Northern Ohio Scholastic League context though the league does not sanction baseball.
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Elyria High
Lorain
Elyria
Lorain High
Sandusky High
Sandusky
Shotton Beats Rickey in Cardinals Managerial Balance
Burt E. Shotton of Brownhelm, a former Elyria sandlot player, helps Branch Rickey manage the St Louis Cardinals. Shotton handles Sabbath duties for two seasons, posting a .628 winning percentage to Rickey’s .511, with 27–16 and 135–129 records respectively.
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Burt E. Shotton
Brownhelm
Elyria
Branch Rickey
St Louis Cardinals
Rickey
Cards
Shotton
Ricker
Amherst and LaGrange Men Fined for Illegal Fishing
Martin Smith of Amherst and Steve Yarock of LaGrange were arrested by Game Wardens F. S. Babcock and W. F. Holcomb for using a dip net to catch fish in Beaver Creek at Oak Point. Each man was fined 25 dollars.
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Martin Smith
Amherst
Steve Yarock
LaGrange
Game Wareens F
Babcock
W. F. Holcomb
Beaver Creek
Oak Point
Lorain All-Star girls rout Elyria in easy win
Lorain All-Star girls overwhelmed Elyria Pepo Girls 18 to 4 at Lorain. Dunlap and Augustine scored all Lorain points with four field goals each and Augustine adding four more, while House led Elyria with all points. Referee McConihe.
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Lorain
Pepe- Girls
Elyria
Dunlap
Augustine
House
Pep-o-Girls
Ty Eee
Aes Waters
Kunke Turner
CG Awaieay
Wiliams
Gee
Thes
Copas Leiienberger
Baird
Simmons
Williams
McConihe
Elyria Fans Plan Another Elyria Day at Indians Park
Elyria baseball fans plan another Elyria day at Cleveland’s Indians Park as the 1922 season opens with the Indians facing the Detroit Americans. Local supporters Mose Wider Charlie Savage Cap Koehle and others will attend, aligning with thirty years of backing the Cleveland club. The event aims to grow from prior years with business districts closing and gifts of loving cups and autographed baseballs, hoping to surpass previous celebrations.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Clevelad Indians
Detroit Americans
Mose Wider
Charlie Savage
Cap Koehle
Fight Card at Amherst Tuesday in town boxing card
Amherst April 1 The Eagles stage a long boxing show on April 18 featuring eight round main event between Butch Binder and Tony Bill at 115 pounds The curtain raiser pits Nick Marsho against Sam Rosso at 80 pounds in five rounds The semi final matches amateur 114 pound champion Andy Binder versus Steve Migent at 128 pounds Kid Yockey meets Sam Glory in the second bout Jack Kelley and George Forester promote the program which starts at eight with late cars to Elyria and Lorain
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Amherst
Eagles
Butch Binder
Tony Bill
Lorain
Port City
Nick Marsho
Sam Rosso
Fighting Newsboys
Andy Binder
Steve Migent
Kid Yockey
Sam Glory
Fights Roundup From Various Cities Title Nights
Pittsburgh bout saw Gene Tunney KO Jack Burke in the ninth. Hartsburg heavyweight Billy Gannon stopped Harry Ochs in the seventh. Columbus middleweight Chuck Wiggins earned a fifth round TKO over Ted Block. Peppers and Chapman fought to a draw. Youngstown saw Billy Miske stop Billy Shade in round two. Sandusky Pat Carney beat Charlie Scherer in ten. Cincinnati Young Denny beat Anthony Downey in ten. New York Lew Tendler lost to Charlie Pitts on a foul in seven. Buffalo Frankie Schoell beat Jack Perry in fifteen. Detroit’s Harry Rankin defeated Roy McFarland in six. Niagara Falls’ Harry White drew with Chicago’s Harry Muller in six.
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Pittsburgh
Gene Tunney
Jack Burke
Hartsburg
Harry Ochs
Lancaster
Billy Gannon
Philadelphia
Columbus
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Ted Block
Detroit
Joe Peppers
Cleveland
Brockie Chapman
Youngstown
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Billy Shade
California
Australia
Sandusky
Pat Carney
Toledo
Charlie Scherer
Elyria Sophomores Fall to Lorain Triangles in Class C Final
Lorain Triangles crushed Elyria Sophomores 42 to 17 in the Class C championship at Lorain. Scorers included Faris with 3, Grendon Smith 3, McFarland 3, King 2, Fisele 2, Gammuie 1, Braddon 2, Imzerling 4, and four by Faris plus Smith 2, Hemzerling, Krugman 1. Referee McConihe, timer Williams, quarters 10 minutes.
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Lorain Triangles
Elyria Sopthomores
Lorain
Iangles
Thota Eyes LF
Heinzerling Endow
R.F
Dangerfield
Braddon
Waterman
Krugman
Horn
Faris
Farland
Grendon
Fiselei King
Grendow Smith
McFarland
King
Fsele
Gammuie
Imzerling
Smith
Hemzerling
McConihe
Williams
Bombers Take Two From Temple Quintet in Close Pair
The Tempis lost two games to the Comets Friday night, stoking Comets star Nagy and Henke led scoring. Temple totals show Wilcox, Peachey, Aull and Henke among top contributors as Comets posted strong team totals across three games.
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Tempis
Nagy
Henke
Comets
Lore
Wilcox
Peachey
Dempsey Parade With Kearns and Benjamins in New York
Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion tours New York on April 11 with manager Jack Kearns and lightweights Joe Benjamin and the rest of his official party as part of a public appearance and promotional event.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Joe Benjamin
California
World Sport Events Today Racing and Boxing Highlights
Spring meeting of Southern Maryland Agricultural Assn at Bowie features racing. Pinehurst hosts the annual mid-April golf tournament. South Carolina trapshooting at Camden. Northwest international bowling championship in Spokane. Boxing cards include Terry Martin versus Joe Lynch in Boston and Bob Roper against Billy Miske in Youngstown.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Assn
Bowie
Pinehurst
N. C
South Carolina
Camden
Spokane
Terry Martin
Joe Lynch
Boston
Bob Roper
Billy Miske
Youngstown
Sporting Notes From The Ring And Field
Bud Fisher bets Violinist will lead the bunch in the Kentucky Derby in perfect time. Tris Speaker to carry seven outfielders, leaving Cleveland with a lone defender. St. Louis soccer rough tactics spark debate on football’s name. Lirsa Ross and Keith Smith’s world flight plan labeled a stunt to advertise Blunt. Harry Greb eyes a match with Johnny Wilson over Mike Gibbons. readers call it a joke. Chuck Fon’s early workouts with the Athletics impress Philadelphia scribes. California reports disunity among the Cubs. veteran singing urged on teams. Johnny Kilbane’s Europe trip ends boxing chatter for the champ. Hot challenges to the champ annoy John. No new Dempsey opponent in three days. World beaters’ home-ground stop seems to have vanished into work.
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Bud Fisher
Violinist
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
St. Louis
Tis
Lirsa Ross
Keith Smith
Harry Greb
Johnny Wilson
Mike Gibbons
Harry
Chuck Fon
Athletics
Philly
Mackmen
California
Cubs
Johnny Kilbane
Europe
John
Jack Dempsey
Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Back Pain Relief
An advertisement urges readers with backaches and kidney pain to try Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Frank McAllister of 515 W Third Street and notes purchase at Ebert's Drug Store.
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Doan
Elfiia
Frank McAllister
W. Third Street
Ebert
Adv
Braves favored to win pennant if old pitchers perform
Manager Fred Mitchell bets on a Braves title if Dick Rudolph Rube Marquard and George Tyler regain peak form from 15 or 20 years ago. Cincinnati team faces ringers accusation at ABC tourney risking Reds’ fate. Babe Ruth’s slump still leaves time before joining the Yankees. Omaha boxing shows end the need for a boxing commission as scrappers risk a hoodle wagon.
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Fred Mitchell
Braves
Dick Rudolph
Rube Marquard
George Tyler
Cincinnati
A. B.C
Eddie Rousch
Reds
Babe” Ruth
Yanks
Omaha
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Temple
Dempsey
Wilbur Co
Hig Chen Dutiada
Sion
Carolina Rolling Stone
Vermilion Restaurant
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Goodrich
Kelly
Mill Street
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Haserodt
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