New York Yankees rely on team depth not Ruth in early season
The article argues miller Huggins built a faster, defenserich lineup that outperforms last year’s Ruth dominated squad. It notes strong pitching from Mays Hoyt Jones Bush and Shawkey and claims Ruth’s absence sharpens younger players like Philipp Schang Baker Fewster.
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Babe Ruth
Babe
New York Yankees
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Yanks
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Yankees
Miller Huggins
Bob Meusel
Eyven
Phiipp
Schang
Baker
Fewster
Mays
Hoyt
Jones
Bush
Shawkey
Champion Tamers and Oddball Baseball Gossip
A collage of baseball chatter mentions McGraw’s million dollar infield potential, Reds’ fate tied to Eddie Roush’s return, and Yankee outfield shifts. Notables like Babe Ruth, Jack Barry, and Eddie Rudolph surface amid local society notes, dances, meetings, and community events in Elyria and nearby towns.
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McGraw
Sy Dall
Reds
Cincinnati
Eddie Rousch
Rickers
Jersey City
International League
Peter
Mackmen
Ami
Yankees
Grant
Mitchell
Braves
Dick Rudolph
Babe Ruth
Jack Barry
Holy Cross
Athletics
Wellington and AVC Open Season Sunday
The Avon A. C. opens the baseball season next Sunday against Wellington at Avon. Players will debut in uniforms ordered some time ago for early season visibility.
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Wellington
Avon A. C
Avon
Baseball Gossip and Early Season Gossip Across Leagues
Pittsburgh fans speculate the Pirates are doomed by a repeat of last year's forward rush. Phillies show strong opening games suggesting overtraining. Detroit Tigers will need to hustle to recover from a bad start. New York experts say the Giants’ second line defense edges Brooklyn's regulars.
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Better Schools Meeting In West Ridge Hears Speakers
West Ridge residents report a Better Schools meeting held at the place on Tuesday July 7 with Landis and Mr Mitchelson as speakers. Mrs Godfrey Blaes is improving at home of her daughter Mrs Harry Lauer. Adam Hahn and family visited John Hawk. Dorothy Simmes and Lillian Krueck dropped by. Hard frost may have killed most fruit though apples remained undamaged at late stage. Cleveland oul Mrs Nan Patchett of Cleveland.
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Lacey Miller
The
Grange
Elmer Vietzen
Elyria
Fred Vietzen
George Knitue
South Ridge
West Ridge
Handke
Pope
Nellie M. Hil
P. G. Miller
Mildred Read
Ruth Hunger
Carl
Lucile Burrer
Howard Beal
Pearl Eppley
Telegrah Road
A. M. Johnston
Fredora
Parent-Teachers Association of
Murray Ridge
William Filmore
Joy
Milly Jor
Cloverleaf Club
Ernest Holliday
Theodore Grilis
C. J. Smith
Tuesdar
Lucy Miller
Nan Patchett
Cleveland
B. O. Pope
Pla Ee
Landis
Mitchelson
Godfrey Blaes
Harry Lauer
P.G. Miller
Adam Hahn
John Hawk
Dorothy Simmes
Lillian Krueck
Dick Johnston
Grafton
Middle Ridge
Margaret Shauver
Burt
Mattie Eldred
Irwin Eldred
Sam
George Decker
Dravid Decker
Harry Bemis
Ed. Pember
William Wagner
Lima
Walter Sippel
Sevestter Days SS Results Cold Rain Delays Games
Baseball results from the Sevester Days SS include American League matchups with Washington 1 Boston 0 and New York and Philadelphia games. National League New York 9 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 5 Boston 2. other games postponed due to rain. College scores list Ashland 9 Keaven 2 and Penn 12 Muhlenberg 0 among others with several minor results.
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St. Louis
Nawecen
Cleveland
Osu
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Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Ted Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ashland
Keaven
Georgetown
Georgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Muhlenberg
Brown
Maine
Western State Normal
Valparaiso
William and Mary
St. John’s
Pittsburgh
Local social rounds and sports schedule notes from Grafton area
A collage of social visits, family gatherings, and neighborly calls around Grafton and Elyria. The item lists guests at various homes, travels to Lorain and Amherst, a cataract operation, a horse riding mishap, and a Carlisle Grange meeting with a violin solo by Miss Fredora.
Hartford A and B Association Meeting at Havre de Grace
Providence County Kennel Club annual show in Providence. Ring events include Bartfield vs Dowd 12 rounds in Marysville and Frankie Daly vs Patsey Flanagan 12 rounds in St. Louis. John Layton vs Charles McCourt three cushion championship in Sedalia, Missouri.
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Hartford Agricultural and Breeders’ Assn
Havre de Grace
Frankie Daly
Patsey Flanagan
St. Louis
John Layton
Charles McCourt
Sedalia
Centralization Discussion Opens at Local Meeting
Johnstons notes a program on centralization of schools with J H Penfound leading discussion. Miss Johnston reads, Miss Have Penfound presents a paper, and two piano solos by Mrs Leo Hanlon precede ice cream and wafers. May meetings announce degrees for seventy new members with Ober Nu grange program planned. Community notices include condolences and visits among local families.
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Chas. Schaible
Wooster
Ed. Pember
Harry Bemis
Cleveland
Bucyrus
Pember
Rolio Pember
Chas. Dehn
Fred Vierzen
Buswell
Elyria
Nettie Eldred
Frank
Louie
Murray Ridge
Irwin Eldred
J. Smith
Social notices from East Amherst and surrounding towns
A long list of Sunday visits and calls among East Amherst residents and neighboring communities. Names include M. H. Shinskey, Lawrence Shinskey, Ed Hoffman, Mrs. Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. Exton, Edward Wiegand and family, the Hensons, J. B. Whiton, Eugene Griffin, Peter Springer, T. Exton, O. W. Green, Carl Spalding, William Miller and others. Also mentions P. Henson in serious condition and random demographic and railway survey notes.
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East Amherst
M. H. Shinskey
Lawrence Shinskey
Florence
Ed Hoffman
E. Maloney
Cleveland
Exton
Edward Wiegand
Bernice
Edward
Frank Genson
Sandusky
Edwin H. Sinerson
Ed Berg
Russia Township
E. V. Walker
Weber
Elyria
Joe Smith
H. J. Barckett
Peter Springer
Delia Henson
John Wilhelm
David Mitchell
Birmingham
Clarence Cook
David Cook
William Metz
Rose Orhm
Frank Orhm
O. W. Green
Carl Spalding
William Miller
Lorain
Peter Laux
Lo-rain
T. Exton
A. J. Uthe
Charles Hasenflue
Frank Hasenflue
Hattie Klein
Frank Klein
Roland Foster
Frank Richmond
Middle Ridge
P. Henson
Three Lorainites Face Trials For Larceny
Jacob Weed James Tyree and Charles Clifford three Lorain colored men indicted on grand larceny are tried today before Judge Thompson. They allegedly stole silk and knitted women underwear valued at $2 to $3 each from Evans dry goods store Lorain. Evidence shows the goods found at their rooming house. All plead not guilty and are defended by Attorney F M Stevens. Elyria high school civic class attends the trial filling lobby in court room No 1.
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Jacob Weed
James Tyree
Charles Clifford
Lorain
Thompson
Evan
F. M. Stevens
Elyria High School
Burma Records Unusual Rainfall at 600 Inches
Burma reports an annual rainfall of 600 inches, an exceptionally high total that signals extreme monsoon moisture. Local meteorologists note the figure could impact agriculture, drainage, and flood risk across the region.
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Burma
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