Dean Brothers Suspended By Cardinals After Tigers Rout
Dizzy and Paul Dean, star pitchers for the St. Louis Cardinals, were suspended after refusing to wear uniforms in protest of fines for missing an exhibition game. The brothers, who have driven the team to many victories, declared they would quit the staff if the fines stood, tearing their uniforms in defiance before street clothes ended their day at Sportsman's Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelin
ST. Louis
A.piederome
Dizzy
Dean
Brother Paul
St. Lewis Cardinals
Cardinal
Bell
United Press
Deans
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Red Birds
Florida Hound
Detroit
Frisch
Lany Breadon
Jin
Cardinals R
Dean Boys
Sportsman’s Park
Hriday
Hambletonian Day Boosts Goshen as 1920s Harness Favorite
Goshen New York basks in Hambletonian day excitement with bets and big purses. Entrants include Emily Stokes backed by Harry Stokes and Muscletone driven by Doc Parshall. Local townsfolk flood the track as 40 riders and crowds gather for the harness stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Stone
Ela Brewer
Princess Peg
Lord Jim
Reynolda
Bertha C. Hanover
Wits
Calumet
Eric
Lyle Brothers
Plainfield
N. J
Egan
Railbirds
Muscletone
Doc Parshall
J. B. Schaffer
Lexington
Parshall
W. N. Reynolds
Carolina
Elia Brewer
Ben White
Mary Reynolds
Goshen
Millers In Win Over Indians
In Columbus on August 15 1908 the Millers topped Indianapolis 11 to 8 while Columbus beat Kansas City 3 to 1. Milwaukee split a doubleheader with Toledo scoring 4 to 1 and then losing 9 to 3. Louisville defeated St Paul 16 to 6 as Tiny Chaplin held the Indians to eight hits and Garland Braxton earned his 18th win. Bam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Minoneapolis
Millers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Tiny" Chaplin
Indians
Chamberlain
Page
Butzberger
Garland Braxton
Brevers
Mud Hens
LaFlamme Delivers No-Hitter For Wheeling Stogies
Red LaFlamme pitched a no hitter as the Wheeling Stogies crushed Springfield 15 to 1 in a Middle Atlantic League game in Wheeling. Springfield’s lone run came on an error in the fifth. LaFlamme, a former Colgate athlete, starred as Huntington beat Beckley 12 to 3 and Beckley won 9 to 4. Charleston topped Zanesville 3 to 2 and Jeannette defeated Dayton 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Red LaFlamme
Wheeling Stogies
Springfield
Ohio City
LaFlamme
Colgate University
Huntington
Beckley
Charleston
Zanesville
Johnstown
Dayton
Nunamaker and Torbert Lead Ohio Open Horseshoe Standings
The Ohio open horseshoe tournament in Larelsde shows Blair Nunamaker of Cleveland and Myron Torbert of West Mansfield tied for the lead after the first round, both losing only one game in 13. Harry Collins of Toledo sits third with 14 victories and three defeats, with other top results listed for WW. Yocum Zanesville Ernest Pry Crestline Floyd Brown Zanesville Walter Allison Gallipolis Dan Morris Sandusky Toe Williams Oberlin Alfred Yocum Zanesville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lareslde
Floyd Brown
Zanesville
Walter Allison
Gallipolis
Dan Morris
Sandusky
Toe Williams
Oberlin
Alfred Yocum
Corbett defeats Mickey Walker in ten round decision
In San Francisco at Seals Stadium, Young Corbett II Fresno left hander and former welterweight champion defeated Mickey Walker in a dull but decisive ten round bout. Corbett landed crisp punches to Walker's jaw and body, drew blood late, and despite Walker's ninth round knockdown, Corbett earned an undisputed decision to stake a claim as a middleweight title contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Young Corbett II
Fresno
Cal
Mickey Walker
New Jersey
Seal’s Stadium
Corbett
Walker
Garbett
Frobotta Coals Clash With Meyer Dillman Garage Tonight
Frobotta Coals meet Meyer Dillman Garage on the Wayside Inn diamond at 6:00 PM. The outcome may affect local standings as both clubs seek a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frobotta
Frobotta Coals
Meyer & Dillman Garage
Wayside Inn
Bittners And Westerns Win League Games
In a West Side League duel the Bittners overpowered Wykrent Grocers 19 to 3 as Pete Roka toiled for the Grocers and Walt Boreski yielded six hits for the winners. Johny Reed and Babe Wazyniak led the Morticians at the plate, while no Wyvent batter managed more than one hit off Boreski. The Undertakers overcame an early deficit to prevail. In another game Dayetl, Rye, Western Automatics and Hi-Speeds dropped 19 to 4. The late results helped set the round robin playoff field for the second half with the Bittners, Sears-Roebucks, Dobrowski Meats, and Western Automatics locked in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alraa
Bittner
Wykrent Grocers
Pete Roka
Walt
Boreski
Undertakers
Johny Reed
Babe Wazyniak
Wykvent
Pame Dlayetl
Rye
Bittners
Sears-Roebucks
Dobrowski Meais
Western Automa
Hittners WeGg
Martin
Smith
Donavan Fom
Nagin
Ate
Schmidt Ohio Mentor Supports New Forward Pass Rule
Columbus 90 Aug 13 IUR reports Francis A Schmidt Ohio State football coach praises liberalized passing rules. He says offense gains, defense evened, and thrills rise as rules allow passes over the goal line and multiple incompletions. He notes past changes burdened the offense and highlights shifts in strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
IUR
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Schmidt
Buckeye
Fight Results By United Presa
Boxing results from major cities list bouts with fighters such as Kid Frattini Eduardo Duarri and Frankie Burno plus others in Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Oakland. The report notes knockouts decisions and a general call for more action to attract crowds to boxing as football seeks more action for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Your — Coney Ho
Pein Reg Kid Frattini
Sgi
Eduardo Duarri
Tonora Frankie Burno
Gruise
Johnny Tt Cansentina
Tadiner
Bellevill
Napolitano
Sum- N
St Chicago
Tladdie
Marsediies
Bucey Weinert
Chicagy
Benny Duke
Seattle
Frew
Lou Rogers
Oakland
Arnie Whirrhner
Lodi
Uniteds Take First Place In League
Uniteds top Garage 5 to 0 as Johnny Pais pitched a three-hit game for Uniteds and Paul Summerlee yielded nine safeties for the losers. Dave Robertson led the winners with three hits while Jim Henke added two. Maumee Dairies edged Elyria Hardwares 4 to 3 with Bennie Zlatkowski tossing a shutout effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mover & Dillman
McKinley
United Dry Cleaners
Johnny Pais
United
Paul Summerlee
Haury & Bauer Grocers
Dave Robertson
Dairies
Pat
Frank Fria
Fidgeon
Barkacs
Iles
Uniteds
ABE OG
Titan
Kistian Hardware Abr
Maumee Dairy AB
RH. E. Mollos
Joie TY
Zlatkiwski
Pacees
Ssae Dairies Se
Touring Softball Team Seeks Elyria Game Date
The Cooper Tires softball team from Findlay Ohio plans a Northeastern Ohio tour starting August 23 or August 30 and seeks a Saturday afternoon or Sunday game with an Elyria team. Managers should write to 3 W Weiger Findlay Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Tires
Findlay
Ohio
Elyria
W. Weiger
West Side Eastern Heights Benefit Postponed After Rain
West Side League president Bob Neiting postponed the benefit game against Eastern Heights after inspecting the Jefferson No. 1 diamond in rain. The contest will be played next Wednesday evening on the same field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Diamond
Bob Neiting
West Side League
West Side
Eastern Heights
Timms Fauver Qualify For Amateur Joust
Elyria standout Timms and Fauver qualified for district amateur match play at Westwood by shooting identical totals of 483 167 across 26 holes amid a maxi stretched layout. Pine Ridge’s Tommy Whiteway led medalists with 74 79 133 while Ayers and Mur bach fought in a Class B Elyria Club match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Timms
Worth Fauver
Elyria Country Club
Westwood Country Club
Timms
Fauver
Westwood
Elyria
Tommy Whiteway
Pine Ridge Country Club
Major Loop Leaders and Leading Batters
Major Loop Leaders highlight top players and clubs with standout stats. Manu3h and the Senators post strong ARR figures while Wenfree drives home runs for the Yankees. Gehrig and Gehringer contribute key runs batted in, shaping the season’s early offensive leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Gehrig
Yankees
Mixed international wrestling results and a baseball game summary
Mat results from York and Boston events feature fighters from Italy Lithuania Canada and the United States with disqualifications and pins noted. In Sacramento Jim Landes defeats Stanley Moselle to claim a world championship. State Farm vs United Dry Cleaners baseball game set for 6:15 PM at the State Farm diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suited Press
York
Beet Huy Garibaldi
Italy
Tfication
Mar- Abe Kathey
New Jersey
Pinsh Step
Ely Y Jerser
Foul Komar
Lithuania
Gene
New York
Marshall
Arizona
Joe
John
Fodubnv
Thimnis
Alt
Boston
Gil la Cross
Canafa
Paul Adame
Georgia
Henry Manseau
Canada
Cannonball Grange
Tony Papalino
Natick
Jacques Comeau
Sacramento
Calif
Jim Landes
Stanley Moselle
Chicago
State Farm
United Dry Cleaners
Grafton State Farm
Cochrane Tigers Top Yankees in Two Wins at Night
More than 80,000 fans watched Gordon Cochrane's Bengal Cats overpower the New York Yankees in Detroit, taking two of the five-game set 9-5 and 7-3. Lou Gehrig homered for the Yankees in game two, but Detroit rallied late to seal the victory. Cleveland topped Washington 5-1 behind Mel Harder, Lefty Grove won his Boston debut in six weeks, and other AL and NL games featured Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Chicago wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Cochrane
Tigers
McCarthy
Bengals
Bob
Lefty) Grove
Red Sox
Brown
Theon Wright
United Press
York
UPI
Gordon
Clyde Beatty
J. Vincent
New York Yankees
Mickey
Detroit
Detroiters
Vernon Gomez
Aump
Miss Winthrop Kay Stammers In Net Feature
National Women's Tennis Championships progress toward quarter finals with eight singles matches slated. Seven seeded players likely to rest as eighth seed Betty Nuthall, once American champion, is upset by Baroness Manda Levy. Highlight today is Katherine Winthrop of Boston versus Kay Stammers of England, with Helen Jacobs favored to ease past Mary Greift Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forst Hills
L. L
Betty Nuthall
Manda Levy
Minden
Nev
Miss Nuthall
Katherine Wintherop
Boston
Kay Stammers
England
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Myre
Mary Greift Harris
Kansas City
Frobotta Coats win by forfeit in Stadium League game
The Frobotta Coats were declared winners by forfeit after Dobrowski Meats failed to appear for a scheduled Stadium League match at the Stadium last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frobotta Coats
Dobrowski Meats
Pretzel Girls Oppose North Olmsted Team Tonight
The Guenin Pretzel girls face North Olmsted in a softball game on the Hedges diamond tonight. All Pretzel players meet at Guenin's Cigar store at 5 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Guenin Pretzel
Hedges
Guenin’ Cigar
Indians Defeat Senators in Cleveland 5 to 1
Harting won the first game of a four game set for Cleveland as Oral Hildebrand was slated to start against Ed Linke for Washington. Mel Harder blanked the Senators on four hits, with the Tribe scoring five runs in the first inning off Walter Stewart before he was relieved. Charlie Gehringer added two RBIs in the earlier game, driving in four in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harting
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Oral Hildebrand
Ed Linke
Linke
Mel Harder
Senators
Indians
Walter Stewart
Stewart
Cleveland Abr
G& AE
Falarzer
Tesl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dean Brothers
Florida
By Foster Eaton
Thea Cochrane
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Bambino
Ruth
Dickey
Oshen
N. Y
Don Lettenes
Merry Note
Town
Fife
Nunamaker
Norbert
Mathew Zechman
Second Street
Bittners and
Westerns
Ysterdal
Cleveland
Chicaza
Philadelphia
Rain
Bao Zoe
Tiamen de Roit
Louis At
Veland
Amsterdam
Pittsburgh
Oedmnatt Brook & Tan
Chicag Adelphia Tl
Lwuis
Sardly
Mreublen
Ateinyatt Fy
Iro Lewis
Syrastisn i
Baltimore
Hayhaster
Merican Leagle
Vet
G.B
Firence Ap
Reston
Phildelphia
WSF
Chiessge
Delle
Chicazoa
Pittsburch
Rrenkins
Philadelphia Tae
Cincinnati
American Association
Sams
AL WuUnse
Wapo
Daca
Teledo Leagle
Ls. Pet
AIS Varanro
Uftal
Montreal
Toronto
Dryaners
Taury & Bs Ney Grocers
Walter Ayers
Ralph Murbach
D. P. Brooks
Jack Flynn
C. H. Smith
M. Hannaford
Ed Raus
W. Loufman
Q. J. Windsor
A. van Epp
G. #. Davis
K. W. Plocher
R. Herzberger
L. R. Barton
A. M. Hannaford
Clark Black
Haserodts
Hase@wodt Jewelers
Elyria Hardwares
Tnn
Hank Ernest
J. Jones
Haserodt
Suleah Aeb
R ' Pebee
A. Shafi AM
Kaminski
Sii Enay
H. Erie
Sebastian
Espa
Erneath
Goodsen
Hopewell
Wenfree
Lou Gehrig
Washington Senators
Lefty Grove
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Grove
Browns
Hiladelphia
Giants
Cubs
Danzy Vance
Phillies
Hubbell
Carl Hubbell
Thewa
Carl
Denny Frey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redlegs
Ray Benge
Guy Bush
Ray Joiner
Bud Tinning
Charlie Root
Miss Winthrop
Kay
Mel
Hildebrand
Averill
Trosky
Hale
Leeds
Cronin
Galatzer
Stone
Prtlak
Harris
Bolton
Lon *Dassts
Ryder
Russell
Nings
Burke
Hartle Stewart
Jimp Summers
Tir
ScGowan
Hivria Hardwares
Stadium League
Century Club
Bellairs Road
Mitchell's
Taylors
Harmon
Taylor Funeral Home
Harmon Diamond
Charlie Gehringer
Olay Ma
Wasing Llon
Guenin
Pretzels
Pota
Carling
OWT
Leisy’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!