Elyria Legion Drum Corps Seeks State Honors With Week of Rehearsals
The Elyria Post No 12 American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps opens a week of rehearsals at Ely stadium for the State and American Legion competitions in Sandusky next Sunday. Public is invited to watch the dress and night practices aided by flood lights, as officials push to improve after recent third and fifth place finishes at Shelby and Akron.
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American Legion
Sandusky
Wiliam C. Sudro
Mana&zer
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Co
Elyna
Elyrians
Shelby
Akron
Otto K. Mischka
Drum Corps
Elstians
Massillon
Loram
Wm Hruby
Sym
Two postponed Western Division golf results show Oberlin and Spring Valley wins
Inter club golf over the weekend featured Oberlin defeating Elyria 14 to 8 on Saturday and Spring Valley beating Orchard Beach 17 to 4 on Sunday. Sum maries list players such as Holmes fib Duhk Sharer Levery Bohrer Deck Timms Gus Thinner Meise Foue hmin Loufman Holmes and Davis with various scores and partial line items.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Spring Valley
Orchard Beach
Elyrin—s
H Holmes
Stearns
Tuffard
Levery Bohrer
Deck Timms
Gus Thinner
Meise
Fouehmin
Bill Loufman
Holmes
H Davis
Blsp. Valley
Orch. Beach
Fred Grete
Jan Mevariney
Rudyneatt
Ted Kastor
A Valehble
Cart Jondan
C R Nichols
Bud Jourdan
Nelson Church
de Shinansky
Karl Klemer
Rd Buder
Lovelock Defeats Bonthton in Amsterdam 1590 Meter Race
New Zealand runner Jack Lovelock won the 1590 meter event in 3 minutes 58.2 seconds at the Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam. Princeton’s Bill Bonthton trailed in second with 3 minutes 58.4 seconds while Ben Hastman formerly of Stanford won the 800 meters in 1 minute 58.3 seconds and Glenn Bardin of Louisiana took the 490 meter race in 47.9 seconds.
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Holland
UPI
Bill Bonthton
Princeton
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Olympic Stadium
Lovelock
Bonthron
Ben Hastman
Stanford
Glenn Bardin
Louisiana
Two Teams Deadlocked For Ass'n Loop Lead
In Columbus Ohio on August 13 the dramatic American Association pennant chase continued as Minneapolis and Indianapolis remained tied after a 7 to 6 10 inning loss by Minneapolis to the Indians. Columbus swept Kansas City 9 to 8 and 8 to 2 while Toledo crushed Milwaukee 17 to 5 and 7 to 3. Louisville swept St Paul with scores of 7 to 3 and 15 to 6 keeping the day’s slate clean.
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Astormation
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St Paul
Walker Corbett End Training For Boat
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 13 Two former world champions Mickey Walker and Young Corbett III finished training and said they are in shape for an outdoor 10 round battle here tomorrow night. The men have never met before with Walker holding middleweight and light heavyweight titles and Corbett the welterweight crown. Each plans to challenge Vince Dundee if he wins.
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San Francisco
Mickey Walker
New Jersey
Young Corbett III
Speedy Californian
Walker
Corbett
Vince Dundee
Lawson Little Wins California Open in San Francisco
Lawson Little, holder of the British amateur title, won the Northern California open at the California Club, firing a 72 hole total of 288. The event capped a strong week for the San Francisco man as he claimed the victory in front of local golf enthusiasts.
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Lawson Little
San Francisco
San Franciscan
Little
Cantornia Club
Negotiations on Chinese railway broken off
Tokyo reports Russia and Manchukuo officially ended talks over selling Russia’s interests in the Chinese Eastern railway. Manchukuo delegation said it will return home Thursday after a two hour conference. Russia accused banditry along the route, while Japan denied inciting terrorism as a smokescreen.
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Tokyo
Russia
Manchukuo
Konstantin Yereney
Chiiim Chashi
Japan
Koki Hirota
Lan
Woscot
Escaped Convict Identified After Phone Call
In Paducah Kentucky on August 13 a tip from a detective story fan led to identifying escaped death row inmate Joe Palmer from Huntsville Texas. Palmer was seized by Chief of Police Bryants detectives after a magazine page likeness matched his history. He was found asleep under a tree with 20 cents in his pockets.
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Paducah. Ki
Deters Story
Joe Palmer
Huntsville
Texas
Palmer
Bryants
Detective Story
Palmer captured after identification in Minnesota arrest
The man believed to be Alvin Karpis, linked to kidnaping in Minnesota, faced bruised fingerprints from concrete rubbing. Fingerprints sent from Eddyville Kentucky penitentiary led to positive ID. Palmer boasted of killing six men and facing burning. when confronted, he refused to confirm his identity. He was arrested near a southern city railroad track.
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Alvin Karpis
Minnesota
Kidnamior
Palmer
Kentucky State Penitentiary
Eddyville
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