LaGrange hosts 12th annual businessmen picnic and homecoming
The LaGrange event drew a large crowd at the school grounds with sports and contests. Events included Belden and Penfield Bloomer Girls baseball games, prizewinners for races, horseshoe pitching, and a long concert and dance by Baird's orchestra. The Telling Strollers beat LaGrange 3 to 2 in a late rally.
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John Fye
Edward Pearce
Steve Foster
Catherine Smith
Marcella Hildebrand
Carlton Adams
Jackons
Jongest
Kapper Wellington
Harry “Underbird
Chas. Keller
Elock
William/ Mervin Bentom
Mary Margaret Knowles
Warren
Miller
Baird
LaGrange
Bailey
Johnson at Bat Runs Displayed In Tie Breaker
Johnson r f 3 3 37 3 272 Totals Testings LaGrange 2 Errora er Johnson For bush Two base hits McGrail Law rence Three base hits Chapman Sacrifice hits NcCrone McDer mot Ambrose Base on balls Off Bailey 5 of Webb 0 Struck out By Bailey 5 by webb 13 Stolen base Johns Umpires Martin and Pomeroy
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Tellings
Newman
Kuver
McGrail
Dunkel
Johns
Lawrence
McCrone
McDermot
Bailey
LaGrange
A.B. P.O
McMillan
Ambrose
Chapman
Tulk
Owiega
Forbush
Ryan
Hastings
Webb
Tee
Johnson
NcCrone
Martin and
Pomeroy
Lorain High Grid Faces Tough Fall Schedule
Lorain High School athletics director George Daniel announced a grueling ten game football itinerary for the Lavender and Purple, with only six lettermen returning led by captain Hirman Gore and teammates. The slate includes Elyria on Nov 24 at home, drawing large crowds, plus key matches against Amherst Ashland Norwalk Fremont Bellevue Sandusky Oberlin Warren and a final open date before the Elyria clash.
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Lorain
Lorain High School
George Daniel
Collins
Hirman Gore
Peter Gomseak
Joe Krall
Tom Amato
James Stewart
Elias Thomas
Elyria
Crimson and White
Colling
Ambherst
Ashland
Norwalk
Fremont
Bellevue
Sandusky
M. C. A. Prep School
Cleveland
Oberlin
Warren
Baseball Roundup Mentions Curtis Walker Homer and Other Scores
The note recounts several baseball results including Curtis Walker’s two run homer as the bases loaded in the ninth, Phila beating the Pirates 8 to 5, Browns beating Yanks 3 to 1, Cubs top Braves 2 to 1, Tigers edging Athletics 6 to 3, Indiana overcoming Red Sox 12 to 3, Giants defeating Reds 7 to 1, Dodgers besting Cardinals 3 to 0, Cadore debut sparks Senators win, White Sox losing 9 to 2, and a pen ink accuracy remark about fountain pen changes.
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Curtis Walker
Phila
Pirates
Mr. Morrison
Danforth
Browns
Pennock
Gourand
Cubs
Oeschger
Davis
Cobb
Fother Hill
Tigers
Athletics
Indiana
Ehmke
Murgy
Red Sox
Giants
Benton
Reds
Grimes
Cardinals
Dodgers
Cadore
Senators
Dodger
White Sox
Four Power Pacific Treaty Sets Naval Limits And Alliances
The article outlines a four power Pacific treaty detailing naval limits with ratios of 5 5 3 and the United States holding eighteen capital ships. It notes the abrogation of the Britain Japan alliance, and mutual respect for insular possessions with a conference if disputes cannot be settled diplomatically. It also mentions a Radio Shop opening announced by Mr. Geo H. Chamberlain Jr. above Boylan's.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
France
Pacific Ocean
Geo. H. Chamberlain, Jr
Boylan’s
Meeting and event schedule across multiple sports
A compiled list of racing golf tennis polo archery yachting and boxing events across several cities with dates and venues including Saratoga Windsor Brookline Des Moines New York Chicago and Indianapolis. An electrical expert in Brooklyn claims to have discovered a welding method.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Kenilworth Jockey Club
Windsor
Ont
Toledo
Golf
Towa
Des Moines
Maine
Portland
Texnis
Brookline
Mass
New York
New York Yacht Club
Newport
National Archery Association
Chicago
Norwich
Portsmouth
England
Lake Hopatcong
N. Te
Brooklyn
Washington Naval Conference treaties shaped postwar peace
The Washington conference opened August 11 1921 in Continental Memorial Hall and ran to February 6 1922. The United States signed the naval and Pacific treaties in December 1921 and January 1922 with ratifications in 1922. Secretary Hughes announced deposit of treaties in due form as they became effective.
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Alog
United States
Washington
Hughes
Diplomata
China
United States Senate
Senate
International Commission of Jurists
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