Eagles Win Trophy and Elect Officers at League Banquet
The City Bowling League closes its season with a banquet at Albers villa on Monday April 24. Committees led by Jim Armitage Earl Weller and John Carpenter will award prizes and elect officers. Mayor Jones plans to attend. Attendees meet at Gala alleys at 6 30 pm for transport. Eagles top standings and claim the loving cup.
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Lorain County Gun Club holds second Pasadena Park shoot
The Lorain County Gun Club held its second shoot at Pasadena Park on a calm afternoon with light wind. High gun was John Wadsworth scoring 24. Dewhurst, current trophy holder, faced no challenger. Cooley led doubles with 18x12, while Snyder opened with 11 of 25 and Hotchkiss scored 6 on his first Tar Hawks trial.
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John Wadsworth
Joe Snyder
Dewhurst
Snyder
Smith
Cooley
Findley
Day
Colgan Aims to Break College Track Records
Eugene Colgan, Elyria high school alum and former Notre Dame student, attends Georgetown University and plans to break multiple college track records this spring. He has run the 50 yard dash in 5.25 seconds, the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds, and the 220 yard dash in 22.25 seconds, with teammate Bob Le Gendre of Georgetown noted as the world pentathlon champion.
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Georgetown University
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Baseball stars drift between majors and minors in era of fate
The article notes Glenn Killinger and Hinkey Haines seeking major league play with the New York Yankees while Killinger trains in Jersey City and Haines impresses enough to stay with the Yanks. Ham Hyatt is slated for Salt Lake City in the Pacific Coast League amid talk of Dempsey boxing Europe soon without a suitable arena in England.
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Diamond
New York Yankees
Hinkey Haines
Penn State
Yanks
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Jersey City
Haines
Bob Meusel
Babe Ruth
Salt Lake City
Ham Hyatt
Ham
Pittsburg Pirates
Ty Cobb Faces Family Strain Amid Big Show Questions
A clipped look at Ty Cobb reveals pressure between the star player and manager role with Detroit. Ty Jr struggles with summer road trips and ambition to follow his father, while uncertainty remains over whether Ty Sr will support the family’s needs during the opening series in Cleveland.
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Ty Cobb
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Shirley Cobb
Lorain Grabs Lead in Cleveland Soccer League Standings
Lorain Sun day topped the Class A standings by beating the Magyars 2 to 1 while Brittanias and White Autos drew 2 to 2. Lorain pulled two points closer to the Magyars and one on the Automen, holding a one point lead.
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Giants Prospect Shea Earns Chances With McGraw Team
Shea, a young right-hander for the Giants, impressed in spring exhibition games and will get ample chances to prove his arm against National League opponents as McGraw’s vets wait in reserve. The St Gothard railway cuts through 80 tunnels and 324 bridges over 32 feet span, with a main tunnel nearly 10 miles long.
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Kerr Barred From Major Leagues After Signing With Chicago Semi Pro Club
Dick Kerr former White Sox pitcher is out of organized baseball after signing with Chicago of the Midwest League. A conference with Sox manager Gleason followed by salary-dispute talks led Kerr to join the local semi pro circuit. His semi pro stint and seven innings pitched against the Firemen yesterday automatically bar him from the big leagues.
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Kerr
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and exhibitions
American League Cleveland beat St Louis 3 0 Chicago 7 Detroit 6 ten innings Philadelphia defeated Washington 5 1 No other games scheduled National League New York 5 Boston 2 St Louis 3 Chicago 2 Pittsburg 4 Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 10 Philadelphia 2 Exhibition games include Boston American 3 New Haven Eastern 2 New York Americans 9 Baltimore International 1.
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Over 100 Enter Inter-Class Track Meet at Oberlin
Oberlin April 17 Entries for the inter-class track meet to be held April 22 have surpassed 100 entrants. Preliminaries for the 100 220 and 440 yard dashes and the 120 and 220 yard hurdles will be run on April 19 and 20 at 4 36 p m. Ten places per event promise added incentive. entrants should file with Mr Spitler at the gymnasium office.
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Adrian Anson Funeral Draws Thousands in Chicago
The body of Adrian C Anson legendary baseball figure will be laid to rest in Oakwoods Cemetery this afternoon after his death Friday following an operation for glandular disorders. Funeral services were held yesterday with thousands paying tribute to the veteran.
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Oakwoods
World Sport Events Today
RACING: Harford Agricultural and Breeders Assn meeting at Havre de Grace. BASEBALL: South Atlantic League season opens. SHOOTING: United North and South amateur handicap at Pinehurst. BOXING: Delany vs Fitzimmons 12 rounds Canton. Tendler vs Droney 8 rounds Philadelphia. Roberts vs Szijor Martin 12 rounds New York. Ward vs Walker 12 rounds Jersey City. Tunney and Fitsinwens 19 rounds 20faa.
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Indians Look Like Pennant Winners Again
Cleveland fans buzz as Coveleskie Mails Morton Uhie Bagby pitch strong and Stuffy McInnis domu first base feats. Speakers Jamieson Wood shine with fielding and solid hits fueling belief the Indians led by the veteran Texas star will clinch another pennant despite remaining games with St Louis. News notes trains pass Charing Cross Station every forty seconds during rush hours.
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Over 100 Athletes Set For Oberlin Track Meet
Elyria high students prepare for the Northern Ohio Scholastic league track championship to be held at Oberlin College on June 3. More than 100 athletes from Elyria and nearby towns are listed for events including sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws. The squad trains in hopes of repeating last year’s title with many lettermen returning. On May 20 the team travels to Lakewood for a preparatory meet.
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