Elyria High Faces Akron In Rubber City Clash
Elyria High travels to Akron Saturday to meet Central High in a key Akron City League game. The Buffermen, led by veterans Fry brothers and Hessard Robinson, aim to challenge the strong Akron squad known for its quick offense and swift ball handling.
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Akron
Buffermen
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zMantral
Basketba Il Ig
Ohio
Central
Elyria
Fry
Bors
Hessard Robinson
Sixth Street
Mit
France
Ro Hess
Berger
Penfoucd
McCALLISTER TO MAKE OFFER FOR ST LOUIS OUTFIELDER
Chicago dispatch reports that McCallister plans to bid for a St. Louis outfielder as baseball officials in session weigh contracts and a revised league advisory board. The joint meeting of American and National League executives discussed Landis Johnson Dan advisory positions and possible reshaping of the league setup amid trade rumors and pennant anxieties.
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McCallister
ST. Louis
Chicago
KM. Vandis
National League Barons
New York
Harmony
Ban John As
Landie
Johnson
Camm Bigner
Thv Annisgee
Johny Hevdley
Johnson Sy
Clare Grifith
Washington Club
John Hevner
National League and Cats
Clark Grifith
Washington Clan
WH Sox
Vna
Solahd Indians
iReider
Kenneth Wil Louis Browns
Bowling Matches Prove Exciting Night of Competition
Hoserodt's Jewelers edged Shankd three games to two in a tight bowling night. The winning column barely led by American L three games. Sean defeated an opponent with decisive late frames as the field stretched for top honors.
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Hoserodt
Jewelers de Shankd
Sean
Troxels Loge Final Game Details
Final game notes reference Troxel Co and Elyria S T Co with standings and scores. Umpire A Cook is listed. unclear event specifics due to garbled OCR.
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Troxels Loge
Troxel Co
REN Aeg
Elyria S&t. Co
A. Cook. Smith
Racing and baseball update from major league meetings
Continuation of racing meetings listed for New Orleans Havana Juarez and Tijuana. A joint Major Leagues meeting occurs in Chicago with England hosting over a hundred organized hockey clubs observed.
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New Orleans
Havana
Juarez
Tijuana
Chicago
Stormy Petrel Reinstated May Aid Dodgers Pitcher Plitt
Nor man Plitt, once exiled from the Brooklyn NL club after a disputed contract, has been reinstated by Commissioner K M Landis after a five year absence. The York Pa native pitched for Kirksville in the Illinois Missouri league last season, going 8 wins and 5 losses as his team claimed its first pennant. He now aims to bolster the Rabin mound staff for the Dodgers.
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Norman Plitt
K.M. Landis
Plitt
York
Brooklyn
Simmons
Wilbert Nohinson
Kirksville
Rabin
Hagkenochm mot Beaten in Match
Canadian heavyweight Jed defeats Ted Chin in twenty two minutes while Perger beats Charlie Lehman in fifteen minutes. Roo and Strangler Robinson both win in short times as local amateurs claim victories.
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Columbus
Ita Deru Hackenschri
Jed
Ted Chin
Perger
Isien
Charlie Lehman
Roo
Hweebte Ha
Strangler Robinson
Jae
Panther nickname adopted by Pittsburgh grid team in 1930
The article notes that the Panther nickname was adopted for the University of Pittsburgh football team in 1930 and features a statue of a Panther on a bridge near campus. It mentions the team’s well known image and links it to the campus landmark.
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University of Pittsbure
Pittsburo
Death of Fred Cannav due to pox outbreak injuries
Chicago police investigate the death of Fred Cannav, a Black man, from injuries suspected to be caused by a ghout with another Black man last Friday. The incident occurred amid a pox outbreak in the city.
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Negro
Chicago
Fred Cannav
Four boxers suspended in Illinois
Four boxers were suspended by the Illinois Athletic Commission after their weekly session. Jack Lawrences received one year for failing to appear at the Coliseum for a Walker Plowers prelim. R G Duggan Joey Thomas were banned thirty days for appearing before an unlicensed event. Dave Atter drew sixty days for unsportsmanlike conduct in the ring.
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Chicago
Mares
Minors Athletic Commission
Jack Lawrences
Beut R.G. Duggan
Joey Thomas
Dave Atter
Norm and Brown Debate National Game Status in Football
A wide office poll shows football fans nationwide follow the sport as closely as baseball fans, with same newspapers aiding coverage. The piece surveys managers like George Slater and Clark Griffith, notes season lengths and trades, and discusses Mickey Walker, Jack Kearns, and the Dempsey Tanney talks shaping boxing’s market.
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Br Norman & Brown
Notes on Sport Club costs and Olympic youth at St Moritz
Notes estimate sport club costs in the United States at 30 million to 40 million dollars while teen patrons are expected to compete in the winter section of the Olympic Games at St Moritz. The report mentions seven major league managers being displaced since the close and notes ice hockey's late introduction in the United States in the early 1920s. Slater Coal Co. advertises Slag coal at seven dollars per ton.
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Club Dees
United States
St. Moritz
Lats
Exhibition polo and track feats across colleges and regions
The article notes Argentina supplying polo ponies, with one sold for up to 13000 dollars, and mentions C. W. Chen as national polo vault champion from China. It references Norwich University star Bow and Talga Hua College archer clearing 11 feet 6 inches, plus the first intersectional football game in Pasadena where Fielding Yost’s Michigan team defeated Stanford 43 to 0 on January 1, 196.
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Argentina
C. W. Chen
Ching
le Bow
Oat Norwich Uniiversity
Northfield
Talga Hua College
Chiisto
Pasadena
Cossecon
Osea
Fielding Yost
Michigan
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