White Sox pin hopes on youth and veterans for 1929
New York, Feb 4. The White Sox prepare for a rebuilt 1929 lineup blending oldtimers like Sean Blackburne and Gus Vomne with a wave of young players. Big pitcher Boo Welland and southpaw Jack Mealer headline a pitching staff while infielders and outfielders are uncertain, battle for positions with Willie Kamm securely at first base and Johnny Tripp promising at second. The club plans several trial games in Dallas to shape the roster.
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York
Sis Sox
Sean Blacckburne
Ebib
le Rome
Chicago
Thirlie
Boo Welland
Charles A. Comiskey
NTS
Ed Walsh, Jr
Spectachiariyag
Welland
Jie
iSfous
Old Red Faber
Ted Lyons
Ad Thomas
Grady Adkins
Ted Blankenship
Walsh
Clackburne
George Cox
Connally
Sptfielders
Waco
Texas
Bud Vfancy
White Sox
Eddie Collin
Johnny Tr
Hollywood
Bill Cissell
Lill
Irving Jersey
Clarence
Dutch” Troffman
Wprom
Sacramento
Irving
Johnny ‘Atwood
Shreveport
Whrse
Metzler
Falk Fostil
Reynolds
Jack Mealer
The
Westerssociation
Brighten Back Penfield Hi Cagers in Close Overtime
Brighton High defeated Penfield High 18 to 17 in overtime to claim the 6th game here. The teams finished even at 15-all after regulation, Penfield scoring first in OT before Ewell and later Captain John Morris of Brighton produced a decisive free throw for the victory. This marked Brighton’s first win over Penfield in both games, with upcoming Brighton High Star games at Henrietta.
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Brighten Boys
Penfield Girls
Brighton
Sighten High
Penfield Hi Cagers
Brizhatoners
Brighton Ssifs
Enfield
Ewell
Brighteen
Johnfa" Moarris
Mara
Brighton Hi
Henrietta
DeMolay Cage Team Clinches Rough Victory
The DeMolay basketball team defeated a foe by a wide margin on Saturday, prevailing 10 to 25 in a scramble noted for strong scoring by Harry Coox and Tommy in the backcourt. In Columbus Ohio, six franchises join the Central Ohio Bereta League as Travers hosts a meeting and new league officers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coox
Tommy Saith
Columbus
Fed
Marariers
Travers Hera
Mao Netuet
Hhe
Buckeye Cage Race Nears End Amid Uncertainty
Buckeye Association basketball heads into its final month with Ohio Wesleyan leading at 4-1, while Cincinnati and Denison chase, and Defiance and Findlay fight for Northwest honors. Big games loom including Denison at Cincinnati, Heidelberg at Akron, and Mount Union vs Wooster, as teams battle for second and claim to challenge Ohio Wesleyan.
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Columbus CO
Buckeye Association
Hoover
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Cincinnati
Denison
Darton
Buckeye
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Deni-son
Wesgelan
Defiance
Findlay
Toledo
Elron College
Catawba
North Carolina
Bluefield
New River State Normal
West Virginia
Capital University
Ohio
Heidelberg
Prince
Akron
Muskingum
Tiffin
Weidelberg
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Oberlin
T!ffin
Wooster
Alliance
Case
Reserve
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace
Hirai
Ther Clarke
Beren
Amherst Quintet Clubs LaGrange Independents Win 38 13
Amherst Wings suffered a defeat to the LaGrange Independents with a 38 to 13 score. Lineups listed for a circuit season including teams from Laia City Dublin Mi Ali Pat Kalig and Wert Jefferson.
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Amherst Quintet Clubs
LaGrange Independents
Amherst
Amherst Wings
LaGrande Rley
API
Laia City
Dublin
Mi. Ali
Patas- Kalig
Ange Fran
Elyria Cagers Top Berea 18 to 14 on Berea Floor
Elyria defeated Berea 18 to 14 in a rough game on Berea’s floor. Berea led briefly in the first half, but Elyria surged with Griffiths Claycomb and Robertgan scoring to lead 19 to 5 at halftime. Berea missed nine of eleven free throws in the second half as Elyria's height and ball control kept the lead. Wing and Sterling led Berea in scoring while Robertson anchored Elyria’s defense.
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Elyria
Berea
Miargin
Wing
Sterling
Griffiths
Claycomb
Robertgan
Berew
Elyria Y Juniors Beat Lorain Elks In Two Games
The Elyria Y Juniors defeated Lorain Elks, a top Class C team, 32-28 after leading 15-14 at halftime. Whitey Whitney scored 15 points to anchor the local win while H. Kohlmeyrer led the visitors. The report notes the game was played at the local M C A on Saturday afternoon.
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Elyria “Y” Juniors
Jorain Elks
Jlorain
Elyria Stile Center Ladies Top Lorain Team in Pins
The Elyria Stile Center ladies bowling quintet edged the Lorain Srle Center team by 23 pins at Gala alleys yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jenny Koehn led with a 220 game while Edith Smith posted a 202 to finish second in high scores.
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Elyria Stile Center
Lorain Ssrle Center
Jenny Koehn
Elyria
Edith Smith
Northwestern to high hopes for track season amid losses
Northwestern faces a lean roster after graduation with star losses including Droegemueller Rettighish Bagge. Still, coach Frank HM sees potential in sprinters Lattman Green and Leindberg and expects strength in the distance and field events led by captain Jobs Gorbr and others. Sophomores Warne Lundberg Inele and Biarr show pole vault promise, with two likely to clear thirteen feet.
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Chicago
Fed
Northwestern
Tzeat
Bill Droegemueller
Pele Vaulter
Frank Rettighish Jompern
al Bagge
Sant Putter
Moi
Sam Bioomters
Hert Fox
Ear Wilkins
Weller
Bastelle i Seater
Pole Gauttere
Tom Warne
F. Lundberg
Scat Inele
Dean Biarr
Frank HM
Frank Sinkler
Henry Anderson
Amherst Wing Club Stuns Olson Swedes In Close Bout
Amherst Wing Club and Olson's Terrifie Swede from Joplin Mo battled in a highly anticipated high school matchup. Wing Club limited the Swedes to a tight 25 25 halftime and finished 75 35 in favor of Olson's. Ed Menzcenter contended against Campbell as Lorain and Melvin Oberlin refereed. Preliminary games featured Sharps Wizards and Eaton, with Eaton winning 24 27. Elsman Fox Furnace beat Lorain General Outdoor Advertizers 24 to 1v.
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Amherst
High School
Olson
Joplin
Ed Menzcenter
Campbell
McNew
Lorain
Melvin Oberlin
Sharps
Wizards
Eaton
Elsman Fox Furnace
Lorain General
UWears Brader and Team Wrestle for Distances Title
Wil Lewis remains the lone veteran road jumper on the squad. Hermansen steps in to assist during the event. Justin Daz handles hammer throw duties while Neiph Wolf and James Moris hota eg delivered solid finishes last year. Fred Hofman leads the high jump for the team with strong dual meet points.
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Uwears Brader
Wil Lewis
Hermansen
Br Justin Daz
Neiph Wolf
James Moris Hota Eg
Fred Hofman
Fox Furnace quintet defeats Lorain five in Amherst
Kirby stars for Elyrians as they topple Lorain General Outdoor Advertisers 24 to 17 at Amherst High School gym. Fox Furnace forward Kirby tallies a leading score while teammate Smith adds seven. The Furnaces hold an early edge, winning as a tune up before the Willag Olson Swedes game.
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Kirby
Elyrians
Elyrian Fox Furnace Basketeers
Lorain General Outdoor
Lorain
Amherst Hf
Fox Furnace
Smith
Elyria
Furnaces
Amherst Willag- Olson
Fon Furnace
Eee
Smith, Lf
West
Ecasees Ll — A
Lamb
Kofsky
Miller
General Outdoor Adv
Faris
Wales
Akay
Fitzgerald Coasteda
Ptown
J. Waby
Karek
Loughran to battle Emanuel in Los Angeles card
A near capacity Los Angeles crowd is expected fortomorrow’s heavyweight bout featuring Tommy Loughran defending his title against Armand Emanuel of San Francisco. The event, held in the city, centers on the title and its potential change hands if Emanuel upsets the champion.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Tommy Loughran
Ight
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
Loughran
Central Ohio Umpire Association elects leaders
Columbus Ohio February 4 Hart Ty Loudensinsger was elected president of the Central Ohio Umpire's Association at its annual meeting held here yesterday William Schwattewalder was named vice president and Eli L Metzser cadet arr treasurer.
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Columbus, CO
Fed
Hart Ty Loudensinsger
Central Ohio Umpire’s Association
William Schwattewalder
Eli L. Metzser Cadetarr
Eglin Family Injured In York Crossing Crash
Albert Eglin his wife and five children were hurt when their car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train at York crossing near Medina Ohio. Mrs Eglin was taken to Lorain hospital. the baby remained with relatives. The crossing is noted as highly dangerous with many crossings in the area. The car was demolished and the family was en route from Lorain to Medina. A church supper on February 12 will raise funds for Kentucky Mountain Missions.
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Wellington
Chester Eglin
Robert Eglin
Penfield
Albert Eglin
Eglin
Medina
Lorain
Clinic
York
Ohio
Kentucky Mountain Missions
Pastors Swap Pulpits in Local Churches Surprise
Congregational and Methodist attendees were surprised to see pastors Ernle and Record preaching in each other’s pulpits during yesterday morning services. The exchange fulfilled the week’s church notices and was received as a pleasant surprise by worshippers.
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Ernle
Record
Funeral for Mrs. Abbie Scoville Held Today
Mrs. Abbie Scoville aged 61 died at her brother Watson Wilbur’s home after a week with pneumonia. Funeral services were held in the Baptist church at seven this afternoon with Rev. Finchey officiating. Burial followed in Huntington.
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Abbie Scoville
Watson Wilbur
Church of Christ notes highlight children’s song
In the morning service six children under Mrs Homer Johns directed a selection. The Women’s Missionary Society will meet Thursday at 2:30 PM at Mrs Robert Swartz’s Brown Street home. Miss Catherine Clare sang a solo at Sunday evening service and was greatly enjoyed.
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Church OF Christ
Homer Johns
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Robert Swartz
Brown Street
Catherine Clare
Free Oyster Supper at Church of Christ on Washington Birthday
The Sunday school of the Church of Christ sponsors a free oyster supper in the church parlors on Washington's Birthday starting at 6:30 PM. A musical program will follow and a free wheel of prizes will be held with proceeds for redecorating the church.
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The
Chuarch of Christ
Washington
Rev J G Batte to Speak at Epworth Institute
Rev J G Batte popular Methodist pastor will address Youngstown Epworth League mid year institute at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church Youngstown on Friday and the following day.
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Epworth League Institute
J. G. Batte
Methodist Church
Youngstown
Detcils Epworth Teague
Enpworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Youngtown
Church Notes Por Com ing Weep
The monthly Sunday school board meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 PM at the church. The Ladies Aid Entertainment group will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs PD G Swanger's home. Members of the ch?re will prepare and serve a Lincoln's Day dinner.
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M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
PD. G. Swanger
Taken to Hospital By Ill Health In Lorain Area
Wm Ronk long ill was taken to Lorain hospital on Saturday. Raymond Wright son of Mrs Walter Peck was also taken to Lorain hospital for observation on Friday after several weeks of poor health.
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Wm. Ronk
Lorain Hospital
Raymond Wright
Walter Peck
Wellington Loses First Basketball Game Of Season
Vermilion defeated Wellington 24 to 12 on Vermilion’s floor. Vermilion surged with long shots to win as both teams played a brisk, snappy game. Vermilion starters were Williams Miller Seid heiser Smith Fletcher Lumley Reifert. Wellington starters were Dickason Gannett E Branson Buck Highland Hand Kirkpatrick D Kirkpatrick Robinson.
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Wellington
Vermilion
Williams
Miller
Seidheiser
Smith
Fletcher
Lumley
Reifert
Dickason
Gan
W. C. T. U. Meets Tuesday For Willard Memorial Day
The W. C. T. U. will gather Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Afary Pennall’s North Main home. Mrs. Norman Griggs leads the meeting, marking the annual Francis Willard Memorial Day program.
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Afary Pennall
North Main Street
Norman Griggs
Francis Willard
Young People Attend Dance at No. Olmsted
Three couples from the younger set attended the North Olmsted high school dance held Saturday evening. Guests of Miss Dorothy Hall of Sugar Hill, a former North Olmsted student, joined the local attendees at the event.
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NO. Olmsted
North Olmsted
Dorothy Hall
Sugar Hill
North Olmsted High School
Wellington High Loses Only Game to Vermilion
Wellington High School carried an undefeated basketball schedule to Friday night’s contest with Vermilion. Vermilion handed Wellington its lone loss of the season, snapping a string of victories in a game played last Friday evening.
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Wellington High School
Wellington High
Vermilion
Sunday school class hears Billy Sunday
Miss Mary Knapp and twenty three members of her Methodist Sunday school class, The Sunshine Class, traveled to Elyria Friday evening to hear Billy Sunday. Seats were reserved for their group, with Sam Manning A B Jones Gordon Gover and Hiruu Knapp driving in their cars.
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Billy
Mary Knapp
Methodist Sunday School
Elyria
Sam Manning
A. B. Jones
Gordon Gover
Hiruu Knapp
Sunshine
Local Social Notes Report Busy Weekend Gatherings
Miss Orra Bradner returned home yesterday after five weeks with her niece in Jamestown New York. Elyria residents Foster Dirlam and Bert Wise visited, as did Mr and Mrs Ed Wise and Mrs Jennie Wise from this place. The American Legion Auxiliary bake sale last Saturday drew cheers under Mrs KE Dirlam. Sunshine class of the Methodist Sunday school had 23 members present. Miss Knapp taught the class, Mrs Robert Holtland sang at morning service. Mrs EL Braddock substitutes in Rochester school. Wellington residents note the marriage of Sidney Warner and Miss Kate Hyde Bond held Saturday.
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Orra Bradner
Jamestown
N. Y
Foster Dirlam
Elyria
Jay Holland
Oberlin
B. Dirlam
Jennie Wise
Bert Wise
Ed Wise
Hins
Cr Tus Hawier
American Legion Auxiliary
KE. B. Ditlam
Sunshine
Methodist Sundays School
Miss Knapps
Robert Hotland
Methodist Church
EL. G. Braddock
Rochester
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings describe a Tuesday schedule with United Press copyright 1928 items. WEAF at 7:00 p m features National League of Women Voters on the WEAF network. WABC at 9:00 p m hosts Paul Whiteman concert series. 9:00 p m Eveready Hour on WEAF and 10:00 p m The Voice of Columbia on WEAF. 11:09 p m Vaudeville Hour on WEAF or WABC networks.
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United Press
WEAF
National League of Women Voters
WABC
Paul Whiteman
Voice of Columbia
Wellington High Honor Roll and Local Notices Headline
The community page notes a Wellington High honor roll listing students across several classes for the past semester. It also records social visits, club meetings, and a church wedding with reception plans, plus a village council meeting announcement and a few local personal notes.
Daughertys and Moehls Visited Elyria and Cleveland Auto Show
Locals Mr and Mrs Henry Daugherty and Mr and Mrs Albert Daugherty were Lorain visitors Thursday. On their return they stopped at Elyria and heard Billy Sunder, Mr and Mrs Henry Moehl attended the auto show in Cleveland Friday. John Hughes has been confined to his home for five weeks with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Daugherty
Albert Daugherty
Lorain
Elyria
Billy Sunder
Henry Moehl
Cleveland
John Hughes
Ftu
Community Social Notes From Le Vincent Area
Mr and Mrs C E McIntire visited Norwalk with their parents Mr and Mrs Schmehl. Families including Mr and Mrs Hugh Greer and William Greer with wife and baby and Mrs G H Staughter and daughter called on Mrs James Joiner who is slowly recovering from injuries in an automobile accident. Visitations continued with H W Jackson and family hosting Nes G H toughten with Mr and Mrs Harrer Stoughten of Peafield Junction. Berea guests Miss Edith White and Miss Mary Westcott returned home to remain until Tuesday.Althonse of Cleveland and Reverend Briggs with wife of Lorain visited Mrs J Joiter Thursday. Mrs Reese called Friday evening. Ladies from the vicinity attended a table meeting at the tabes nacy Friday afternoon including Mrs M Geas, Mrs F Bennett, Mrs F Bechtruth, MrsSdith Hurlbut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Jackson
Nes
G. H.toughten
Harrer Stoughten
Peafield Junction
Edith White
Mary Westcott
Berea
Althonse
Cleveland
Briggs
Lorain
J. Joiter Thureday
Mirs. Reese
Tabes
Marklier School PTA Set Founders Day Program
The Markier School PTA will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon February 6 at 2 39. School will be dismissed for students to hear and take part in the Founders Day program marking the 33rd anniversary of PTA work. A large birthday cake will be sold to raise funds for the state PTA, followed by a business meeting and refreshments.
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Marklier School
Markiey School Parent Teacher Association
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