Ott Leads NL Sluggers With 648 Percent In 1936
Mel Ott of the New York Giants tops the National League with a slugging percentage of 0.648 after 150 games and 534 at bats, totaling 314 bases. He set a new NL record by driving in 100 or more runs for the eighth time, with 136 RBIs, while Babe Medwick led the league with 138 runs scored. Ott also logged 111 walks, and Giants, Cardinals, and Pirates figures highlight league-wide hitting and fielding stats for the season.
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New York
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Ott
John J. McGraw
Dolf Camill
Phillies
Johnny Mize
Jerdinala
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Camilli
Mize
Medwick
P. Waner
Pittsburgh
Klein
Philadelphia
Collins
St. Louis
Phelps
Brooklyn
Gianta
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Bill Brubaker
Lloyd Waner
Rval Goodman
Cincinnati
Hal Lee
Bees
Joe Moore
Giants
Lou Chiozza
Sevest
Babe Herman
Brubaker
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Cubs
Marshall and Xavier Cage Teams Lose
Marshall College falls to Long Island University 33 to 41 in New York, ending their long unbeaten run. Xavier University loses to Purdue 35 to 23 as Kent State beats John Carroll 34 to 29 in college basketball action during a light holiday week schedule.
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Columbus
Marshall College
Purdue
University of Toledo
Musketeers
Kent State
John Carroll
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Marshall
Scratton
Ft. Thomas
Ohio State Cagers Fall 32 to 23 at Nebraska
Ohio State’s barnstorming quintet lost to Nebraska 32 to 22 after a slow start. Buck forwards Ritchell Baker and McDonald managed only four points, while Nebraska’s Amen and Baker led with 11 and eight respectively. Hull led OSU with seven.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Missouri Valley
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
Creighton
Qomala
Bucks
University of Nebraska
Harold G. Qolgen
Ohio
Cornhuskers
Kenny Ritchell
Dick Baker
Jim McDonald
Baker
Ritchell
Nebraska
Paul Amen
Pete Baker
Amen
Tippy Dyas
Jimmy Hull
Wellington Clothiers Defeat Vermilion Team 46 to 32
Wellington Duff Clothiers beat Martin Pontiac of Vermilion here last evening by 46 to 32. Wellington, Colorado reports the victory with Duff Clothiers dominating the ASB contest through steady offense and strong defense to secure the win.
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Amherst
Amherst Eagles
Toledo Collinwoods
Ward
Oberlin
Amherst P
Akroo Woolcott
F. T. Dunlap
Gormley
T Ursic
Barlarse
Redman
Skolnickl
Brown
Hutton
Toledo
Pharg
Martin
Mostay
Os Lehman
Young
Hoffer
Ss.cereaces Stark
Iinaa
Sees O. Cudd
Berger
G.F. T
Payne
Hunton
Cease
Spradies
Crildwell
Cease Walden
Ocessesrsteenacer
Wellington, CO
Wellington Duff Clothiers
Vermilion
Jumbo boxing dream from a Delta wire
United Press reports Henry McLemore quips that former LSU captive elephant Jack Torrance could become world heavyweight champion within two years. The piece mocks Torrance's single fight record, notes his Olympic stint in Berlin, and details his unusual training and laziness at the Olympic Village before concluding a non sequitur punchline.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Delta
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State University
Battle Of Insults Kills Over 100 In Madrid Front
MADRID Dec 23 UR More than 100 men died in no man’s land as Insurgent forces and Loyalist defenders clashed in a “battle of insults” in trenches northeast of Madrid. Insurgents and militiamen exchanged taunts, then opened fire as government barricades were breached.
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Madrid
No Man’s Land
Moncton University
Loyallat
Tacka
Whittemore Ashbolt bill extends delinquent tax plan
Governor Martin L. Davey to sign a bill expanding the installment plan for delinquent taxes. The Whittemore Rashbolt measure, passed by the Senate and House, lengthens the period to September 11, 1937 and cuts annual payments from five to ten installments.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Whittemore-Rashbolt
Senate
House
William E. Ashbott
Lorain County
Frank E. Whittemore
Summit County
Board approves hiring at Lorain County Relief HQ
The Lorain County Relief board of commissioners approved employing Mrs. Cora Kuss of Elyria as bookkeeper and Miss Jeanette Sibey as stenographer. Both will be paid $60 monthly. Kuss starts immediately to fill a vacancy caused by Gertrude Robertson’s resignation. Sibey begins January 2, replacing Sadie Cicco, who moves to the clerk of courts’ office.
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Cora Kuss
Elyria
Lorain
Sheriff Dick Moves To West Ave Home
The sheriff and family moved from the county jail residence to the late Sheriff Robert Lord’s home at 315 West Avenue. Sheriff-elect William F. Grall of Lorate will occupy the jail quarters after some cleaning and prep work.
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William, F. Grall
Lorate
Clarence W. Dick
Robert Lord
West Avenue
Lord
Seven Inducted Into Rotary Club
Induction of seven new members into the Elyria Rotary Club occurred at the Elks Restaurant during the weekly meeting. New members are Roy B. Clymer J. D. Severs Worth Fauver Dr. George EK French Dr. L. C. Meredith J Martin Beck and I. D. Faxon. Dr R R Bevard spoke on Rotary International aims and service. Charles Lozier delivered Florida oranges for members. The club funded gifts for crippled children at Gates Hospital. Safety posters marked the room as the club promotes child safety with Karl Plocher as safety committee chair. Lawrence Webber has recovered enough to celebrate Christmas with family.
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Elyria Rotary Club
the Elks’ Restaurent
Roy B. Clymer
J. D. Severs
Worth Fauver
George EK. French
L. C. Meredith
J Martin Beck
I. D. Faxon
R. R. Bevard
Rotary International
Charles Lozier
Hiytia
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
the Gates Hospital
National Safety Council
Karl Plocher
Lawrence Webber
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Duke Of Windsor’s Private Chauffeur Returns To London
George Ladbrook, 18 years the Duke of Windsor’s chauffeur, left Enzesfeld for London to seek continued work with King George VI. He recalled driving Wallis Simpson to Cannes, praised the Duke’s humanity, and spoke of remaining faithful to the duke and family. He may start a small business or return to drive for the new king if not retained.
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Enzesfeld
Austria
George Ladbrook
Duke of Windsor
London
George VI
Ladbrook
Wallis Simpson
Cannes
Enzeffeld
Edward
Treasury sterilization plan to curb credit inflation
Washington Dec 23 Treasury machinery to sterilize foreign gold to halt credit inflation was set up for instant operation. Short term bill sales will fund gold purchases, removing gold from the banking system. Morgenthau said weekly short term borrowings will finance imports, aiming to curb excess reserves and speculative stock market risk.
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Washington
Treasury
United Press
Federal Reserve
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgentheu, Jr
Sister of WCTU Leader Dies in Brooklyn
Emma Alexander, 7, sister of Mrs. Bilary A Boole world president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, died yesterday at a Brooklyn hospital. An executive of the W A A in Brooklyn for many years, she was a native of Van Wert Ohio.
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New York
Emma Alexander
van Wert
Brooklyn Hospital
County Receives Its Share Of Federal Dependents Fund
Lorain County today received 32133 as its allotment of 201514 distributed in Ohio by the federal government for care of dependent children for the three months just ending.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Christmas Spirit Inspires Early Payments City County Offices
Officials announced month end salaries and benefits will be paid a week early. About 210 mothers will receive 5119 for mothers pensions benefiting around 600 children, with a second early payment around year end under social security rules. County employees will receive about 12000 and city workers about 7000.
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Walter J. Wright
A. C. Schilleman
100 Year Old Cane Stolen From Justice Petro
Justice Petro reports his 100 year old hickory cane, a family heirloom once owned by Preston J. Coon, was stolen while he and Mrs Petro were at a Cleveland restaurant. He uses the cane for a sprain and hopes to recover the heirloom.
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Justice Petro
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Petro
Petro
Preston J. Coon
Sheriff sale of Lorain County real estate case 48026
Public auction to sell in Lorain County Ohio at the north door of the court house in Lorain on January 9, 1987 at 10:30 A M the property described as Lot in Hogan's Third Addition and 416 West Second Street Lorain appraised at 4000 dollars cash on day of sale two thirds of appraisal payable at sale by Clarence W Dick Sheriff Lorain County Ohio attorney John Von Blum includes long legal notice and multiple parcels with legal description and highway easements Timely details for case 39103 and parcels in South Amherst Ohio with mortgage foreclosure and receivership requests by Home Owners Loan Corporation bearing realty and parcel numbers 1 and 2
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Sheriff's
Home Ownare' Coan Corporation
Lotte RB
Glmutz, Administratriz
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Ward
Dubilc
Court House
Syria
Lorain
Hogan
Black River Township
Everett Street
West Twenty-second Street
Snd Street
Tenathan
Clarence W. Dick
John von Blum
Conrad Reinhard
H. Reinhard
Conrad Reinhart
Margaret Reinhard
C. H. Reinhard
Afargeret Reinhard
Plaintif
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
South Amherst
State of
Amherst Township
Milan-Elyria Road
Milo C Kendeigh
Tag
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Kendeigh
Southamherst
County of Main
Aspherst Tornabin
Reinhard
Larain
Hei Reinhard
Conrad
Rainhart
Loraiz
Reinhart
CRS
Ee Sheriff's
Andwar Mortgage Loan Company
Core A
Iifford, Et
Courteen Pleas
Aaid Court
Elyria
Maple Ridge
Wald Township
Black River
Recorder's Office
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A. B. Taylor
Cora A. Cutford
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Khown
Vermilon-on
Brownhelm T
Devonshire Road
Brownhelm
Loratz
Brownhelm Township
Guilford Rodd
Maple & Snoble
Atty
Long Lorain County land mortgage foreclosure and sale notice
The document describes a mortgaged property in Lorain County with deeds to Milo C. Kendeigh and C. Reinhard and a court petition for money judgment foreclosure, receivership, and an order of sale. Defendants must answer by December 28, 1986 or face a judgment and loss of rights in the real estate. The sale includes parcels in Brownhelm and Elyria, details of map references, appraisals, and two distinct sheriff sale notices. An unrelated ordinance establishes electricity rate terms for The Ohio Public Service Company in Elyria with price schedules and arbitration rules.
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Milo C. Kendeigh
Lorain County
C. H. Reinhard
Ward Real Estate
Equitable Vessef
Angeer Ward
Homooceae Loan Corporation
James B. Lilley
Ohio Public Service Company
Syria
Ohio
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Elgrim
Elyria
Blytig
State of
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Mazimora
Mapa Erie
Klioware News
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Essigos
Elysi
Kiyria
Itu
Board of Arbitratora
Ebfaclon
Ohio Public Service’ Company
Siska
Department of Penesasss
Expe
Saree Cannalog
Steige
Taeble Pubiic Barvic Company
Eccasorad Ang Essigna
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Eal Tne
Desiree
Sole
Onto
Onto Public Service Company
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