Moulton Candies Hold First Practice
The Moulton Candies held their first practice at Cascade Dark Sunday afternoon with eight players present. Manager Jim McCran praises the form shown and expects a winning team from the start, with pitchers Bennet and Minch, and batters Lane Rance and others in solid shape for the season.
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Moulton Candies
Cascade
Jim’ McCran
McCran
Yacvh 'Ars
Bennet
Minch
Burns Seeks Measure For TQ Meet Uniform Preview
The report notes Wednesday practice at Riverview Park with uniforms being prepared for an upcoming TQ meet. Burns aims to shape the squad, citing Forbes as a key rival and predicting progress ahead of a Lorain show.
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T.S
Burns
Dave
Forbes
Wills to Face Madden in May Bout for Heavyweight Shot
The boxing audience awaits May 13 as Harry Wills steps against Bartley Madden in Greens, N.E., a fight viewed as Wills’ test against a credible foe. Wills’ supporters say Dempsey fears the Black Panther’s punch while skeptics doubt Wills’ claim to face Jacques. Madden, described as a tough opponent, is expected to provide Wills with a clear chance to prove himself in the ring.
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Bartley Madden
Greens
Wills
Dempsey
Black Panther
Jacques
Madden
Racing and Baseball Open Seasons Promptly Start
Sporting notes report Meeting of T Club at Trucna kickoff for racing and the nation’s baseball seasons. The American League opens its season as does the American Association, signaling a busy day across leagues.
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Southern California amateur championship opens in Pasadena
Announcement lists season and key tournaments across regions. Pasadena hosts the Southern California amateur championship with the fourth annual Mid-April tournament at Pinehurst and major events in Boston Peoria Chicago St Paul.
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Walter Roppisch Emerges as Olympic Team Hope
Walter Roppisch of Columbia University, regarded as a top middle distance runner, appears likely to join America's Olympic squad after recovering from a sidelining arm injury. He matched the indoor quarter mile record last year and is said to be in prime form after winter training in the South.
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Star
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Patrick Ryan May Return To Hammer Throw Spotlight
Patrick Ryan, holder of the hammer world record and 1920 event champion, contemplates a comeback as intercollegiate programs reemerge. He faces rival F O D Toole, a Bowdoin standout, with Olympic hopes guiding his push to regain form.
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Ryan
A. U
Paddy
Conan
Pyan
F. O D. Tootel
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Oriental catcher on Harvard nine has rifle whip
Credit for one of the deadliest throwing arms in college baseball goes to June Miyakawa a Japanese student at Harvard and candidate for the catching job. Miyakawa a sophomore attended a Sacramento California high school studied at the University of California a year and then entered Harvard.
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Harvard
Miyakawa
Sacramento, Cal
University of California
Last Night's Fights Across Cities
Boxers Hart Forbes and Jack Palmer fought to a finish in Kenton with Myers near ten rounds. Don Baxter beat Johnny Andrews in eight rounds in Love. Mickey Brown and Ed Karl Conn won by decision in six rounds in New York. Stribling scored a technical knockout against Tex McEwan in Philadelphia. Parry Coleman outpointed Tzzy Schwarts in Scranton. Broz outpointed Bow His bioth in Pittsburgh. Michael Gorman beat Tom Maxted in Muskegon. Phil Me- incomplete report from Windsor Ontario.
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Hart Forbes
Columbus
Dees
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Lima
Iounds
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Jonny Les
Don Baxter
Love
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Toledo
Hathcock
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Breth
New York
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Karl Conn
Decison
Art Campbell
Oberlin Sends Team to State Track Tourney
Oberlin plans to send about five track men to the Ohio State Invitation Meet in Columbus on April 19. Participants will run in the mile relay, two mile relay, medley relay, high hurdles, and high jump with a roster of runners including Ryburn, Michner, Hines, Pears and Wood, among others.
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Hines
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Williams
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Stockr
Lorain Plans Many Leagues Across City This Summer
Lorain plans multiple baseball leagues for this summer including church industrial twilight breakfast and industrial commercial leagues. The programs move forward with organization of diverse local leagues and a busy season expected.
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Snmmer
Eireles
Local boxing results from Buffalo event headline wins
Graw earned a decision over Johnny Mellon while Tommy Hughes defeated Join Leer Wemikos in Ontario. Dave Burke topped Harry P Lucky of Daytona. In Buffalo New York Dave Shade outboxed and outpointed Frank Schaetl in a planned title bout and Jimmy Slattery floored Pat Walsh in round two.
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Kid) Lucky
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New York
Liberty Bonds Opening Rates Reported in New York
New York April 15 report lists opening liberty bond prices with first 4145 99.24 and 41-45 00.23, second 41-45 00.23, third 41-48 10.4, fourth 41-43 599.27, and new 41-48 100.25 in early market notes.
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Liberty Bonds
Telegram Wants Afl Columns For Chronicle
Telegram aims to supply AFL column content for the Chronicle with regular installments. The plan seeks to provide insights, player notes, and game updates in a concise, timely format for local readers.
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Chronicle
Telegram
Opening of Major League Season Shrouded by Grandmothers
The article notes a somber coincidence as thousands attend viewings of elderly relatives at about 3:30 pm the day Major League Baseball opens for 1924. It lists opening games in both the National and American Leagues including Brooklyn at New York and New York at Boston with other matchups.
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Washington
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Grosvenor Celebrates 25 Years Leading National Geographic
The Day's News notes Albert H. Grosvenor marked twenty five years as director and editor of the National Geographic Society. Born in Constantinople in 1875 to American parents, he rose from assistant editor in 1899 to helm the famed science organization with about 100000 members.
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Robert College
America
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New Jersey
National Geographic Society
Stocks Mixed After Early Gains Followed by Losses
The New York market opened irregular with nervous sentiment and sharp losses in Stewart Warner Stromberg and Houston Oil. U S Steel slipped to 95 8 and Baldwin fell to 109 1 4 while Republic Siegel rose to 451 8. Cattle Calves Sheep and Hogs receipts listed with steady or active markets in Cleveland. Wheat opened unchanged to 1 4 off in Chicago with May at 101 1 2 to 101 3 4 and Corn at 76 7 8 to 77.
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Telegram damage limited to fifty dollars ruling
Ohio Supreme Court blocks recovery beyond fifty dollars for telegram errors. The case arose from a telegraph mistake in a stock sale directed by E. E. Edmiston, seeking 175 dollars after brokers omitted the word can. Courts had upheld higher losses, but the telegraph company argued the blank form limited liability to 50 dollars.
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Two Downtown Fires Cause 700000 Dollar Loss in Pittsburgh
Two fires in Pittsburgh's downtown area caused combined damage of about 700000 dollars and were held from spreading. One blaze began in the Dean Candy building and spread to Danter Close and Johns Furniture Co. on Seventh Avenue, with about 500000 dollars in losses. Wireman Valestine Loeb was seriously injured when struck by an aerial ladder at Third Avenue and Entry Street during the incidents.
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Time Table for Lake Shore Electric Ry Service
The timetable lists Lake Shore Electric Railway routes with departures from Lorain and Cleveland to Vermilion Lakeside Heights Norwalk Sandusky and Detroit. Service runs hourly from 4:25 a.m. to 11:25 p.m. with limited westbound to Vermilion and Cleveland and locals every hour.
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