Baldwin Wallace College to Face Local Y Team Friday
Baldwin Wallace College basketball travels to Blytheville Friday for a non conference tune up on an AA floor. Coach Collins brings five or six lettermen including Lower Worley Itta and guards Ick and Wells. Y squad features Jorge Smith Paul Virty Art Yok Ri Henry Arc Lon d Rass Robinson Gene Us s Rob Moore with two prelims planned before the main set. small admission urged for fans seeking value.
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Pilgrim Quintet Defeated by Larger North Olmsted Team
The Pilgrim Community Quintet opened the season with a 25 to 18 loss to a stronger North Olmsted Congregational squad. Maddock led locals with 8 points, Crooks 6, while Dodsley Hinderer Chapman and Massey played solid defense. Starting lineup: Maddock Jr Chapman Massey Crooks Dodsley Hinrer Massey.
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Uintet
North Olmsted Congregational Iured
Maddock
Rooks
Dodsley
Hinderer
Capman
Massey
Chapman
Crooks
Hinerer
Regular shoot scheduled despite city hall fire
Elyria rifle clubs will hold a planned regular shoot on schedule despite a city hall fire. Hazelton donates a cup for the best Elyria shooter, and Mr Haserodt presents a fourteen inch Club Cup to be won by teams from Elyria Amherst and Lorain clubs with results to be announced later.
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Haserodt
Naserodt
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Lorain
Loughran Defeats Slattery For Light-Heavyweight Crown
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeats Buffalo’s Jimmy Slattery in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to become the world light heavyweight champion as the National Boxing Association recognizes him after a fierce bout. Slattery’s early assault drew acclaim, but Donahue notes Loughran carried more steam, Loughran 173 1/2 pounds, Slattery 165 1/2.
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Tommy Loughran
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Jimmy Slattery
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Donohue
Lorain County Basketball Results Highlight Round Two
Lorain County League standings show perfect records for four girls teams and seven boys teams after the second round last week. Girls results include Avon’s 86 11 win over Avon Lake and Brownhelm 21 15 over Columbia with other scores. penalties noted with Gratton forfeiting to Eaton and South Amherst beating Brighton 25 11. Boys results list Avon Lake losing to Avon 42 13, Penfield 30 13 over LaGrange, Brownhelm 39 11 over Henrietta, Eaton 19 to b, and South Amherst 32 8 over Brighton with Camden on an open date. Standings show Avon Brookside Highland and several clubs at 1 0 0 0, while Avon and Brookside lead respective charts with even records in a dense table.
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Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Columbia
LaGrange
Penfield
Henrietta
Gratton
Eeton
South Amherst
Brighton
Belden
Eaton
Grafton
Bright
Camden
W. I. Pet
Panfield
Hatton
Highland
Brookside
Seane
Pet
Brownhelmt
Columbia Ooereeuse
Baton
Casaveey
Trade rumor swirls as Sisler potential move looms
December reports swirl at the winter meetings as George Sisler, longtime Browns star, is rumored to be traded to the highest bidder. National League opens at the Waldorf-Astoria with routine talks while major leagues ponder draft rule challenges and minor league competition. Executives Ball Mack Evans Moriarty Comiskey discuss training posts, while Evans eyes a center fielder and Mack considers an outfielder. Ed Barnard induction rumors spark talk, but AL president Johnson pushes for a quiet junior circuit meeting tomorrow.
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St. Louis Browns
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Phil Ball
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John Heydler
Waldorf
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Billy Evans
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White Sox
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Detroit Tigers
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Harry Rice
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Ed. Barnard
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Byron B. Johnson
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Boxer's Fatal Return in London Rings Death after Knockdown
Tommy Angus of Scotland died in London today from a brain concussion after his head struck the floor when he was knocked down by Jack Mansfield of England in the second round of a six round boxing match.
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London
Tommy Angus
Scotland
Jack Mansfield
England
Notre Dame defeats Iowa in 23 to 20 college game
Notre Dame earned a third straight win by beating the Iowa Hawkeyes 23 to 20 in Iowa City. Also notes boxing host Tunney at All-Chicago Christmas fund banquet to aid charities. Cincinnati report covers a four round draw between Joe Anderson Covington and Maxy Rosenbloom New York. Wooster College prepares to open season at Akron led by Piersen. 18 games on schedule.
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Notre Dame
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Cinncinnati
Joe Anderson
Covington
Maxy Rosenbloom
New York
Wooster
Wooster College
Piersen
Akron
Ice Stones
Columbia Pilot Describes Speed Skaters Posture
The piece notes top speed skaters maintain a straight horizontal back with folded arms, spurting with jawing from side to side to time strokes. It also reports Boston baseball under renewed legal action as Massachusetts considers an initiative petition to regulate professional sport.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Waseda University Basketball Team Visit to California
Waseda University of Japan will tour the United States this month and likely play a series of basketball games with the University of California in Berkeley. The Japanese team, ranked among the nation’s top hoopsters, stays in the US until mid February, with prior baseball encounters between the two schools and no prior basketball clash. Local critics anticipate the stylistic clash as the Waseda squad relies on speed, dribbling, and tight ball control.
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Waseda University
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Notable baseball figures die across sport world in year
New York December 13. Prominent figures in baseball and athletics died this year. Charlie Bennett, Detroit catcher and backstop king of the 1880s, aged 69, credited with first chest protector. Billy Gilbert, New York Giants keystone, aged 52. Lave Cross, renowned third baseman, aged 61, died in Toledo. Jerry Denny, NL star, died in Houston. played for New York, Providence, St. Louis and Indianapolis. Other deaths include Thomas Brown and Michael J. Doyle among league figures.
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Philadelphia
Weekend visitors and funeral attendances in Port Clinton Amherst
Middle Ridge reports Mrs Katherine Kolbe and son Carl with Mrs Lee Menz and Shirley of Amherst as weekend guests in Port Clinton. Mrs Augusta Sahl of Amherst and sister Mrs Tena Neumeister returned home with them after visiting relatives. Several friends and relatives from here attended the funeral of Russel Baumhardt of Amherst at the First Evangelical church in Amherst last Tuesday.
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Katherine Kolbe
Carl
Lee Menz
Shirley
Amherst
Port Clinton
Augusta Sahl
Tena Neumeis Iter
Kolbe
Russel Baumhardt
Amsherst
First Evangelical Church
Local residents share events and gatherings in Elyria area
Elyria and Lorain visitors are noted with a string of social gatherings. Miss Katherine Schnutkens acts in a two act musical comedy at Lorain high school under DeMolay auspices. Numerous visits, church society meetings, and family condolences are recorded along with a retail outlook on post- Christmas shopping patterns.
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J. H. Ludwig
Elyria
Katherine Schnutkens
Lorain
Steel City
de- Molay
M. W. Bechtel
Vlatters
Anna Secmitkous
Lake Avenue
Frances Ruhmond
Llazel Ruch
Budge Marty
Bessie Hamel
Amherst
J. Ludwire
Katherine Kolbe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women's Missionary Society
First Evangelial Church
Amhrst
Middle Ridge
Parent-leagher Association
Eshe Moulton
Joseph Lahuf
Hannah Miller
Orrie Padhey
Willam Bechtel
Fred Bechtel
Erie
Bechtel
Bevhtet
Charles Cladweall
Cleveland
Robert Gray
EK. N. Davis
Christina
George
Harry Wolf
Laris Jr
Charles Cladwell
Charles Cowie
Henry Wolbe
Elying
Merchants See Reduction In Exchanges In Elyria
Elyria merchants report a drop in Christmas exchanges this year due to record early shopping. They credit the early movement and education campaigns by women's groups urging early gift buying, noting shoppers now spend more time selecting suitable gifts before Christmas.
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Elyria
Paris Meat Price Fix Planned as Butchers Balk
Paris moves to fix meat prices to curb living costs after war era outcry. A city price plan would require weekly posted rates, mirroring bread price controls used by France. Butchers resist, citing overhead and refrigeration waste amid France’s many small shops. A separate note reports 1088 new Hamburg apartments opened in a recent month.
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Hamburg
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