Speedboys Clash With Cleveland Anches Sunday
Hayden Evans leads the local speedboys as they prepare for a Sunday clash with Cleveland teams. Former teammate with a big spring tryout looms, while Draegert from Elyria also competes. The matchup follows a recent 5 to 4 upset of Kaits, signaling the locals’ edge and growing respect for their speed in Cleveland play.
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Eveland County Surveyors
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Baseball Scores Snapshot From American League Report
Cleveland 23 Washington 12. St Louis 12 New York 10. Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2. Detroit Boston game noted as rained out.
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Hamiltons Win Franklin Game In High-Scoring Victory
Hamiltons Seniors defeated Franklins 17 to 8 after both teams posted 17 hits. Beal Bradley Fritz and R Clark doubled, C and R Clark added triples, and Houserman Clark and Jarvis homered. McKinleys Juniors beat Garfords 14 to 7 in five innings with McHale’s double and triple standout.
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Wakeman Defeats Cubs In Eleven Inning Tilt
East Side Cubs of Elyria fell to Wakeman 5 to 4 in eleven innings Sunday. Stewart pitched well for Wakeman, N. Smith shone at the bat, and G. Smith, the Cubs shortstop, robbed Wakeman of several rallies with sharp fielding. His ninth inning single tied the score at 3 all and forced extra innings.
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East Side Markets Rout Avon A C in Easy Tilt
The East Side Markets defeated Avon A C 19 to 3 at the East Side field on Sunday. They took an early four-run lead, then erupted for 11 runs in the fourth inning, adding single runs in the second sixth and eighth innings.
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Last Year for Managers in the American League
Speculation grows over three veteran managers leaving their posts in 1910. Ty Cobb may not return as Detroit Tigers manager, Frank Chance is rumored to depart the Red Sox after a single season, with Jack Barry tipped to succeed and Lee Fohl reportedly giving way to George Sister in St. Louis.
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Browns replace manager as Fohl is released in New York
In New York today St Louis Browns owner Phil Ball released manager Lee Fohl for the good of the team. Jimmy Austin, veteran third baseman and coach, assumed mismanagement duties and will alter the lineup as he fights for the club. George Sisler was expected to be named Fohl’s successor.
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World financials and state events in brief
Berlin quotes the mark at 25 099 000 to one pound while Greece faces revolutionary threats in Trieste dispatches. In India floods in Bassein district force 390000 people from homes. Laddie Boy visits the East Room as Harding lies in state. burial plans for Marion, Ohio. Chancellor Cuno tax reform discussed in Reichstag. Baldwin seeks reparations basis with Belgium amid France Britain dispute.
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Appointment of Francis H. Dieckson as assistant cashier
In Columbus Secretary of State Brown announced Francis H. Dieckson of Ashtabula was appointed assistant cashier in the main office, effective August 15, at 1800 dollars yearly. Dieckson has been a reporter for the Ashtabula Star Beacon for over a year. Byron M. Clendening, longtime Cincinnati politician and former Mercer county legislator, died of heart disease in Celina, aged 84, after retirement since 1921 following an Columbus accident. he had served on the honor licensing and state utilities commissions before the governor replaced them.
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Agnes Wins Forfeit. St Agnes Triumphs In Lantern-Led Game
Grace Lutheran forfeited to St. Agnes Tuesday night. a pickup team played with lanterns in the last inning. Kai Rose Forman and E Kihm led at bat. Shrimp Burton starred in the field. Championship game set for Thursday between St Paul and St Agnes at 4 45.
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H L. Krugman
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Ebrke
Bruce
Giants Beat Reds 6 2 in Fifth Straight Win
The Giants defeated the Reds 6 to 2 in a game where Luque homered and Stengel was credited in the standings. It marked the fifth straight win for the champions over Cincinnati and featured Luque vs Stengel, with the pitcher retiring in the eighth at the request. Other scores include the Phils 7 over the Pita, Indians 22 over the 2, Browns 12 over the Yankees, Athletics 6 over White Sox, and Cardinals 7 over Braves. Also note Wellington bank opens Saturday in new building.
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Train to Marion Wellington for late President Harding tribute
Wellington reports a special 9 15 a m Friday train to Marion to accommodate the large crowd wishing to pay respects to the late President Harding. Train to return that evening. Local notices include a Kid Party at Mrs Clarence Dickason s home and various Wellington society activities and updates.
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Property dispute over Avon Lake lands in Lorain County
Plaintiff Joseph Andrag files a partition suit in Lorain County Court seeking fee simple title to about 9,985 acres in Avon Lake Township bounded by Lake Shore Road and land once owned by G Pitts and Curtis Duff. He asserts adverse claims by numerous defendants now deceased and unknown heirs, alleging deeds and records show varied spellings and signatories but refer to the same parties. The petition claims long possession by Andrag and predecessors, raises multiple deeds and administrators’ actions, and seeks quieting title against all adverse claims with court-ordered relief.
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Stocks drift amid steady open as market closes briefly for Harding funeral
New York stocks opened steady with many issues edging fractional gains while trading paused 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for President Harding funeral services in Washington. Steel, locomotive, and auto shares showed small gains. railroad stocks were off. Cleveland live stock and hogs traded firm with steady cattle and lamb receipts. Chicago grain opened irregular. wheat and corn mixed, oats firm with modest price movement.
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