Norwalk Tops Elyria In High School Basketball Thriller
Norwalk defeated Elyria 22 19 in a tense high school basketball clash before a noisy crowd in the Norwalk gym. Shadle and Bish led Norwalk with points as Cowie Vecka and Berger starred for Elyria, while Norwalk showed scoring balance in the opening and closing periods. Local Mohawk club from Lorain seeks Class C schedule play and more games with nearby teams, seeking Herbert Hlan at Lorain Y M C A for arrangements.
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Ralph Heath
Norwalk
Elyria
Berger
Cowie
Vecka
Shadle
Bish
H Stiffler
Walk
Ayilar Egunt
France
Lorain
Herbert Jlan Ra
Rocky River I I Opens Season With Big Win Over Lorain Uigh
Rocky River Ills sensational basketball team improved to ten wins this season by routing Lorain Uigh 27 to 14 in Lorain Ohio. Gandrup Grought increased his season output to 150 points with six field goals and two free throws. Lorain lightweights beat Lakewood 12 to 6.
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Lorain
Rocky River
Lorain O
Rocky River Ili
Lorain Uigh
Cagers
Rivers
Gandrup G
Tayo
Lakewood
Elyria Lights Defeat Grafton in Close Basketball Tilt
Elyria High edged Grafton with a tight score as the visitors threatened late in the final quarter. Merthe led Elyria with six points, tied for honors with Molt and Machoriuz, and Elyria converted one of three free throws while Grafton hit four of eleven.
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Ralph Heath
Elyria Light
Crafton High School
Grafton Fellows
Elyria
Grafton
Ely Tia
Merthe
Undi Ted
Molt
Machoriuz
Comalecs
Fly
Ivey Gece
Matt
GONE DECLARES ATHLETICS 10 WIN PENNANT
New York report quotes Ty Cobb declaring the Philadelphia Athletics will win the pennant and that Rogers Hornsby expects the Giants to win. The piece notes Cobb’s move from St Louis, contract talks, and season outlook amid rivals Yankees and Indians and other strong clubs facing the Giants and A’s.
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GONE
Athletics
New York
Ty Cobb
Philadlphia Athletica
Rogers Wornshy
St. Lone
Cardinals
Giants
Jack Hendricks
Chesterfield
Vncennna
Trods
Saye
Cole
Connie Mac
Cobb
St. Louis
McGraw
Yankees
Indians
Reds
Pirates
Cubs
Se. Marys Five Defeated By Oberlin Seconds
Oberlin Seconds defeated St. Marys High hoops 21 to 7 in a junior high game before the Oberlin Fremont high contest. The half stood 7 to 0 at intermission as St. Marys battled back with three baskets by Burley and Elbert, with Burley adding a foul line score.
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St. Mary‘s
Hi Hcopsters
Oberlin
Nexi
Burley
Elbert
Ong
Cruikshank Wins South Central Open at Joplin
Bobby Cruikshank of Wisconsin captured the South Central open golf tournament in Jop Springs Arkansas yesterday, winning a $1,000 prize and his third golf crown of the season. He played 72 holes in 200 strokes, finishing with a 73 in the final round despite rain, wind, and a cold north breeze.
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Jiot Springs
Ark
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Bobby Cruikshank
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Cruikshank
Bobby
Adam- Great thaweltts never enmoe ty
A fragment notes a discontented man described as a oman chale and fretful. The passage appears to be garbled OCR with unclear context and names. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
Hoppe Leads In Title Match In Boston
Willie Hoppe the 18.2 billion billiards champion took the lead in the title match against Hollywoods Welker Cochran. From a 500 384 deficit Hoppe moved ahead ending the block 1000 to 105. He opened the seventh inning with a 154 run and posted blocks of 154 152 and 112 while Cochran struggled with a high run of 0. The final block will be played to determine the winner.
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Boston
Fen
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Cal
Willie Hoppe
Williards
Reading
Hoppe
Oberlin HIG Beaten by Fremont in Narrow Loss at Home
Oberlin Ish school boys fell 24 to 23 to Fremont on the home floor dropping to a tie in the Little Big Six standings with Lorain and Fremont. Fremont led 10-4 after the first quarter and 15-9 at halftime. Oberlin rallied late but Fremont held on, scoring the final points for a one point victory.
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Oberlin
Lorain
Fremont
Prenton
Framont
Aithott
Seeeyeees Bowers
Rf Wee Eee Binkley
Anderson
Miller
Lg Ye
Taniels
Powers
Kreuger
Sports Schedule Coverage Across Multiple Cities
Racing continues in New Orleans Miami Havana and Tijuana Golf hosts third South Central Open in Hot Havings Ormond Boreh men s championship ends at Ormond Beach skating holds international Amher outdoor event at Lake Placid winter sports feature men s events at Lake Placid Ski season opens with annual jumping in Duluth Minn Interstate championship ends in Greenfield Mass Tennis national indoor championships in New York Track indoor meet of Seventh Regiment A A in New York Bowling International Bowling Association tournament in Minneapolis
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New Orleans
Miami
Havana
Tijuana
Ormond Boreh
Ormond Beach
Lake Placid
N.Y
Duluth
New York
Seventh Regiment A. A
International Bowling Association
Minneapolis
Reiselt Leads In National Billiard Tourney Lead
Reiselt from Philadelphia leads the national three cushion billiard championship in Chicago after a win and a rival suffered a first defeat. Roeiselt remains unbeaten with six victories. Kieekhofer trails with five wins after yesterday's loss.
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Reiselt
Chicago
Otto Roeiselt
Philadelphia
Augie Kirekhefer
Chienen
Roeiselt
Kieekhofer
Four Big Western Conference Bets Tonight in Chicago
Illinois faces Townarrows City in a top game while Clickee visits Wisconsin at Madison Purdue meets Ohio State at Cap-Lutitus and Northwestern travels to Minneapolis to clash with Minnesota for the cellar. The Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to place ads.
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Chicagg
Ilinois
Clickee
Wisconsin
Madison
Purdue
Ohio State
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Oberlin Names Fisk Editor Of Oberlin Review
Charles W. Lawrence resigns after leading Oberlin Review since April. Fisk, 1928 class, named editor in chief by student council. Tucker named managing editor. new editors take office immediately. Program notes and campus briefs follow.
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Fisk
Oberlin Review
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Charles W. Lawrence
Leen
Lawrence
Review
Interdcallegiate Press
William BR. Tucker
Wisk
Sundays Five Best Rap Features on WEAF Stations
Radio program listing from 1927 announcing Sunday segments and network hookups. Credits Dr Parkes Cadman and Metropolitan Opera’s Mary Lewis, with multiple station names and broadcast times across WEAF and affiliate stations.
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United Presa
WEAF
WCAE
WSAI
WTAG
WCSH
WEFT
Parkes Cadman
WIZ
KYW
WBZ
Capitol Theatre
Mary Lewis
Local Notes From Litchfield Michon? February Gatherings
Litchfield Michigan news item records Harold Simpson returning to Lernatn after a stay at CG Greenfield. High School teachers took students to Baldwin Wallace Oberlin game. Mrs. Burdick and family visited Greenfield and joined others in Cleveland. Several locals hosted visitors from Elyria and Cleveland. Birthday cake given to Etta Nickerson. Ladies Benevolent Society planned an all day meeting February 17 at Mrs A. Q. Fromhaugh’s to sew for Mrs Lynd. Mrs Helen Movers suffered a bad spell Thursday night.
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Non Willams
Chatham
Frank Yost
Mra
Chas. Greenfield
Akron
Cleveland
Ladies Benevolent Society
Mra. A. QO. Fromhaugh
Linyd
Helen Movers
Weekend Socials and Visits Highlight Local Life
Court Sears traveled across the state buying cattle as his daughter Mrs. John Knopff was mentioned. Mrs. Orrin Kelloggs and daughter Geraldine visited the Crawford home in Grafton. The D. C. club held a party at the Smith home with progressive pedro. Winners were Mrs. H. C. Stephan and Hal Teach. consolation to Mrs. C Wheeler and Oliver Jenkins. Stephan also spent Thursday in Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Edward B. Haskell
Oberlin Seminary
Boris III
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Pythian Sisters
C.H. Sage
W. R. Richardson
the Merry Wives
North Pleasant Street
John Knopff
Court Sears
Cattie
Orrin Kelloggs
Daughtar Geraldine
Crawford
Grafton
D. C
J. W. Smith
Pedro
H. C
Two Firemen Hurt In Cleveland Fire
Two firemen were injured when a blaze and blast destroyed a two family home on Rugby Road in Cleveland. Eight others escaped to the street as the explosion damaged the dwelling, with losses estimated at 7500 dollars. In Columbus, Albert Baker, 16, was held for juvenile court over a shooting that left Virgil Nobel in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. police initially said the weapon was being examined and discharged accidentally.
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Clavyeland
Rugby Road
Ubar
Columbus
Albert Baker
Virgil Nobel
Nobel
Exconvicts Palace opens in Leningrad jail care
In Leningrad on February 12 authorities inaugurated an Exconvicts Palace. A former prince residence now offers lodgings to ex prisoners who have served terms. Preference is for those with serious crimes and prison time over three years, aiming to aid reintegration and ease policing.
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Leningrad
Fragmentary note on convict gatherings in urban haunts
A fragment notes that convicts who are disposed to foregather in slums and dives are not easily detectable by detectives. The terse line suggests challenges in surveilling criminal assemblies in obscure urban locales.
Two Women Escapees Captured Near Somerville
Gladys Nori of Findlay and Dorothy Link of Columbus, who escaped the Ohio reformatory for women by prying a window and sliding down a rain spout, were captured near Somerville when five women stopped at a farmer’s home for food. The farmer detained them until authorities were alerted. The incident occurred around mid morning as telephone calls surged.
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Marysville
Gladys Nori
Findlay
Dorothy Link
Columbus
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Somerville
Untangle Move Aims at Six Allied Loan Firms Receivership
In Cleveland on February 12 the first steps to disentangle the six allied loan companies placed in receivership were planned. Receiver for the Dollar Savings & Loan Company, former Judge Adrian G. Newcomb, sought to trace 375000 dollars in assets. Knickerbocker Land Company collapse prompted the Dollar loan, about 300000 dollars, and receiverships for State Road Land Parkland Development Parkland Realty Paybill Realty Boulevard Land and Mortgage and Parma Realty were also ordered by Common Pleas Judge Samuel G. Kramer.
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Allied Loan CO
Cleveland
Allied Loan Companies
Adrian G. Newcomb
Dollar Sayings & Loan Company
Concorns
Dollar Company
Knickerbocker Land Company
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