Poughkeepsie Regatta Promises Strong Crowds and Eight Crews
Sporting editor notes the Classic Poughkeepsie regatta on June 22 may attract the largest field in history with as many as eight eight oared varsity crews. California Wisconsin and Navy expected to enter. Oxford and Cambridge not expected. The three mile race aims for a sizable crowd with strong entries including Cornell Columbia Syracuse and Massachusetts Tech, led by Captain Moore and seven huskies aboard Navy.
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Jack Velock
New York
Charles H. Mapes
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Uns
California
Wisconsin
Pouchkeepsie
Oxford
Cambridge
Correll
Massachusetts Tech
Cornell
Columbia
Tenn
Syracuse
Navy
Board of Rewards
Pournheensar Chanber of Commerce
Lorain High Poised for Little Big Seven Track Honors
Lorain High expects to capture league honors as top athletes emerge from the Inter-class meet. The squad faces a stiff schedule with alumni, Elyria, and Sandusky as early tests, and a tough dual with Sandusky highlighted by a strong Wine City lineup. Alyria High also aims to upset the field, pushing all schools to peak performance.
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Lorain
Elyma
Sandusky
Oberlin
Alyria High
Britton Predicts Dempsey Victory Over Carpentier
New York April 18 Jack Britton welterweight champion predicts that Dempsey will retain his heavyweight title in the bout against Carpentier. Britton calls Dempsey the strongest and a terrific hitter and says he expects a ten round finish in favor of Dempsey with Carpentier putting up a fast game effort.
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New York
Dempsey
Carpentier
Jack Britton
Dempscy
Britton
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results include Cleveland at Detroit snow Maspington 3 Philadelphia 4 New York 4 Boston 0 Chicago at St Louis cold National League Boston 4 Brooklyn 2 St Louis Cincinnati Iain Pittsburg at Chicago cold Today's league games list Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Washington Boston New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago
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Cleveland
Detroit
Snow
Maspington
Philaelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
St Omy
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Iain Pittsburg
Cold
Philadelphia
Washington
National League
P.tteburg
America
Wwe
St Louis
Detroit CC
Pittsburg
Cleveland to Raise World Championship Pennant in April
President James C. Dunn announced the Indians will raise the world champion pennant at Dunnfield on April 26. Ty Cobb's Detroit Tigers will visit to meet the Speaker tribe, with an elaborate program planned. This marks the earliest pennant-raising date in league history.
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Cleveland
James C. Dunn
Cleveland Indians
Dunnfield
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Pipp and Mays Halt Red Sox as Braves Rout Pfeffer
Walle Pipp's clouting and Carl Mays' pitching held the Red Sox to four hits before 29 000. Babe Ruth failed to homer for a second time, going 0 for 4 with no walks. In Brooklyn 18 000 saw the Braves overpower Jeff Pfeffer with Rabbit Powell driving in two runs and three hits. Walter Johnson scattered ten hits as the Senators won the opener against the A’s. Poor weather halted games in Cincinnati Detroit and St Louis.
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International News Service
Walle Pipp
Carl Mays
Red Sox
Mays
Bambino
Homer
Boston Braves
Jeff Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Rabbit Powell
Boston
Walter Johnson
Senators
Athletics
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis
Ruth First Home Run Of Season At Polo Grounds
Ruth, known as the king of swat, hit his first home run of the season Saturday at the Polo Grounds in New York. The ball soared into the upper tier of the right field stands as fans watched, and Rahe’s relieved grin followed the trajectory.
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Gotham New York
Monte Cristo
Bambino Ruth
Swat
Polo Grounds
Rahe
W W's TAKE REVENGE ON LEGION MEMBERS
Long Beach California April 18. Forty eight hours after Long Beach post officials announced denials of several applicants suspected of being I W W members a mysterious fire destroyed the community service building home to the Legion Red Cross and other patriotic groups. Fifteen ex service men slept in the Legion quarters narrowly escaping death three were overcome by smoke and carried out unconscious and three Legionnaires were injured.
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Long Beach
Cal
Long Peach
The
Amearthean Legion
Legion
Red Cross
Fire destroys building and contents valued at 150000
The blaze wiped out the structure and its contents valued by Legion officials at about 150 000. Fire was discovered at five thirty in the morning.
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Legion
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
Weather bureau forecast shows a very cold start to the week with frosts, followed by normal temperatures. Expect fair conditions overall with local rain toward the end of the week and cooler trends persisting in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region.
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Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Gude's Pepto-Mangan Promotes Spring Health
An advertisement urges spring health by using Gude's Pepto-Mangan as the best blood tonic. It claims the tonic enriches blood, boosts oxygen delivery, and purifies waste, promising vitality and robust function for 30 years, available in tablet or liquid form from druggists.
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Gude
Advt
Prices in 1830 reveal cheap daily goods in Medina
Diaries from the Witter house reveal 1830 prices such as a quart of whiskey at 12 ½ cents, women's shoes at 3 ⅞ cents, yard of calico at 25 cents, butter at 10 cents, eggs per dozen at 20 cents, and a pair of men’s shoes at 2 dollars 50 cents, while noting the Witter homestead’s history and owner.
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Medina
Witter
Rica
William Witter
Elyria
Ohio cities population trends show Akron decline after rapid growth
The state report lists 80 cities with Cleveland as the largest at 796,841. Akron formerly surged, more than tripling its population over the decade, but has since suffered a serious decline, dropping in rank among the top cities.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Funeral Crash Verdict Blames Rail Crew in Lodi Ohio
In Lodi Medina on April 18 coroner E L Crum finds criminal negligence by the Northern Ohio Railway passenger train crew after a funeral procession collision kills undertaker Sidney Auble and ejects Mrs Nancy Burkey from her casket. Burkey’s burial is delayed as the town halts for services.
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Medina
E. L. Crum
Lodi
Northern Ohio Railway
Sidney R. Auble
Nancy B. Burkey
Manford B. Burkey
Lodi Business House
Medina County
Crum
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Pollock Winchell Grocery
T. Bassion Driscol Grocery
Huskies
Lorain High
Zenith
A. E. Smith
Strand Theatre
James A. Hewitt
Masonic Temple
Electric Service Company
J. C. Britton
Kelling-Whitehead Co
N. F. Kelling Co
Elyria Block
Elyria Bottling Works
Broad Street
Wm. Piskuran
West Ave
Elyria Rubber Rag & Metal Co
West St
Hw. W. Pusbach VY. W. Pusbach
Second ST
Imperial Furniture Co
E. Broad St
Knight-Norris Gibbs Company
RAGE
Ruth
W. W
Weather Bureau Today
Elwriz
Ahlectric
Erie Electric
Company 747 Asian
Ohio Nursery Co
E. River St
Gerald V. Hollis
Lodi Street
Howard Wilson
Moore S Bros
Filbert Street
Harware Company Hyman
Bell
Julius S. Hyman
John Kaiser and Bro. CO. General Contractors
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Elyria, Ohio
Brown CO
Brown Ct
H. Brown
Mil St. Elyria
Richwine Ice Cream CO
W. J. Vogler
Buckeye St
Second Street
W. H. Kuhn
East Ave
Auble
Manhattan
E. A. Lewis
Elyria, O
the Schuster Company
EK. L. Schuster, Jr
C. F. Walter CO
Marshall Building
Cleveland, Ohio
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