Cincinnati Bearcats Lead for Title in Ohio Conference
Cincinnati basketball leaders face three consecutive championship games starting Saturday against Wittenberg Denison Miami Wesleyan and Ohio Wesleyan as they pursue the pennant amid a tight race with Wesleyan and Miami.
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Cincinnati Wearcats
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Thens
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Miami
Denison
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Grange
Springfield
Springfields
Wesleyan
Clincinearti
Sily
Clubs Prepare for Florida Training Camps
Shreveport serves as a base for Southern and Texas League teams as Cincinnati departs Feb 27 for Orlando training camp. The Brooklyn Robins schedule 24 exhibitions at Clearwater while St Louis Cardinals begin at Avom Park. Boston Nationals, Philadelphia Nationals, and Washington Senators also train in Florida.
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Shreveport
Orlando
Fis
Brooklyn Robins
Isuel
Clearwater
Pla
Brooklyn
St Louis Cardinal
Avom Park
Fla
Florida
Boston Nationals
Little Bill Johnston Loses USLTA Ranking After 14 Years
Chicago reports that Little Bill Johnston is dropped from the United States Lawn Tennis Association rankings after 14 years of near-top play. The scene at the annual meeting shows strong support for Johnston, with William Tilden opposing a restoration of his rank.
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Chicago
Litlle
Bill Johnston
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Bill
Johnston
William T. Tilden
Tilden
Little Bill
L.T. A
R. Norris Williams
Vinnie Richards
Richards
LT. A
Paul Gibbons
Philadelphia
F. A
Gibbons
Ball Fett
Norway Finland Tie For First In Skating
At St Moritz opening events of the ninth Olimpaid Bernt Etvensen of Norway and Clas Thunbere of Finland tied for first in the 500 meters race. O Niel Farrell of Chicago Roald Larsen of Norway and Janko Friman of Finland tied for third place.
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ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Bernt Etvensen
Norway
Clas Thunbere
Finland
O'Niel Farrell
Chicago
Roald Larsen
Janko Friman
Daily Sports Calendar Highlights Several Continental Events
The schedule lists racing in New Orleans Havana and Tijuana skating at St Moriiz bowling in St Paul lawn bowling opens in St Petersburg golf opens in Palm Beach skiing contests in Romford billiards opens in Indianapolis curling in Montreal and the Westminster Kennel Club show in New York boxing card Jack Delaney versus Leo Gates in Rochester New York. The text notes an opinion that the African buffalo is among the most dangerous of big game.
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Havana
Tijuana
St. Moriiz
International Bottling Association
St. Paul
St. Petersburg
Fla
South Florida
Palm Beach
Maine
Romford
Indianapolis
Quebec
Montreal
Westminster Kennel Club
New York
Jack Delaney
Leo Gates
Rochester
N.Y
Ridgeville HI Extends Win Streak With Wellington Thriller
Ridgeville High defeated arch rival Wellington 24-22 to notch its eighth win of the season. Anish and Rowland sparked early, with Ridgeville rallying in the second half as Kroxman Limpert and Daniels traded baskets. Daniels fouled Rowland to force a 22-22 tie before Romp sealed the victory with two free throws.
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Rowland
Branson
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Limpert
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Giants Begin Southern Training Camp in Hot Springs
The New York Giants sent a vanguard to Hot Springs Arkansas to train under coach Bresnahan. Players Frank Hogan Al Eponhier and Chester Nichols along with secretary Jim Tilerney departed New York druing February. Vic Aldridge may join at St Bonis as the full squad of 13 players 14 pitchers and five catchers prepares for arrival in Hot Springs Wednesday. The group will train there for weeks before reporting to John McGraw on March first at Augusta Georgia to begin the new camp.
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eGraw
Sarasota
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Chicago White Sox
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Hot Springs
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St. Bonis
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Pirates
Kansas City Indoor Meet Brings Rae Connerlinois Star to Challenge
Kansas City invites top middle distance runner Rae Connellinois who beat D Otto Peltzer in Chicago. He will race against Lloyd Hahn of Nebraska at the Kansas City Athletic Club indoor meet Saturday.
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Ray Connerlinois
New York
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. C
Elks
102Nd Engineers Armory
Ka . Bigelow
Cleveland
Burt Howk
Pact
Eastern Star Organization
Masonie Club
Ely School Wins Cage Title in Grammar Echoel League
The Grammar Echoel League championship goes to Ely School after a final weekend finish despite a late defeat to Axcess. Three consecutive wins earlier secured the title as Jenior High and Jamior Church League squads still have games remaining. Final standings show Holy Crown leading Juanbor High with key scores listed, and church league results include Methodist 34 First Congregational 13 and St. Agnes 3 Baptist’s Hungarian Reformed 25.
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Zhy Grammar School
Axcess
Jenior High
Jamior Church
Janbor Church League Methodist
First Cong’l
St. Agnes
Baptist's
Hungarian Reformed
Grace Lutheran
St. Mary's
St. Andrew's
Pilgrim Community
B'nai Brith
O'Donnells Win First Game on Local Court
The O'Donnells Flyrna's new basketball team beat De Molay 63 to 19 on Saturday at the Y. The halftime score was 15 to 9, and the winners surged with 20 points in the final quarter. Hess Berger and Colgan led scoring while Schulke starred for the losers.
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de- Molay
Hess
Berger
Colgan
O’donnackl
Schulke
Longstreth And Gibson Win At Rainbow Gardens Feature
Ralph Longstreth and Thomas Gibson of Elyria win the Rainbow Gardens feature relay race over Speedy Powell and Thomas Moriarty of Cleveland. The 112 mile relay finished in 4 minutes 29 seconds per mile and the lead changed hands on lap 24.
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Ralph Longstreth
Thomas Gibson
Elstia
Powell
Thomas Moriarty
Cleveland
Gibson
Longstreth
Margaret Eeblein
Elyria
Pete Fulmer
Mansfeld
Shorty Richards
Powell and Moriarty
Wakeman Social News From Wakeman and Nearby Friends
Mrs. Max Peabody and family visited Elyria relatives while others in Wakeman hosted guests from Lorain Kipton and Kent. Mrs. Mary Hanes underwent gallstone surgery in Green Springs and Amy Martin's funeral was held at the Congregational church with Indianapolis visitor J F Hoffman in attendance.
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Isone
Elyria
Sundar
George Campbell
Will Hewett
the Allen Hospital
Charlie Whitney
Lloyd Laieman
Kipton
Harold Millhouse
Kenneth Hurst
Doris
Lloyd
Juanita Reersi
Charles Jackson
R. B. Filkins
Bertha
Leo Keith
Ana
Glenn Giba
Mary Hanes
Green Springs
Amy Martin
Congregational
J. F. Hoffman
Indianapolis
Indiana
Meade Buckley
Fern
Harold Bechtel
Kent
Hackenberg
Charles Campbell
Flora Wooden Apent
Local Notes and Social News From Norwalk Area
Wednesday through Sunday visits as families gather in Elyria. Local residents including Ralph Baker from South Bend Indiana Elver Clark Toledo and others attend church events, school activities and community meetings. Edward Keller Jonny McGerber and Gotlieb Keller are jailed in Norwalk on a theft charge. Delores Elaine born to Fred and Betty Peabody granted joy. Various local engagements and upcoming Junior play noted along with community club meetings and bowling league results.
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South Bend
Imdiana
Elver Clark
Toledo
Elver
Guy Clawson
Hare
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Sarah Phillips
Elsie
Clifford
Norwalk
George Parker
Judd Sherman
Scott Widerson
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Washington
Congregational Church
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Gotlieb Keller
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Bellevue
Ella Holmes
University of Arizona
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United States Coast Guards
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Book Club
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South Euclid
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Columbus
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Milton Sprague
Detroit
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Wakeman
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Raymond T Crawford
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Wood
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Vermilion
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Lindbeck
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Marseilies Street
Henry,Peck
Reading
Wellington Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding
In Wellington Ohio on Friday February 13 Mr. and Mrs. William Body marked their golden wedding anniversary. About forty relatives and Memorial class members gathered at the Body home on Barker Street for a six oclock dinner. Gifts included an Atwater Kant radio and gold pieces. The couple have four daughters with one surviving, Mrs. Grant Aldrich of Grafton.
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Merrie England
America
Ohio
William Body
M. E. Church
Barker Street
Atwater Kant
Body
Grant Aldrich
Grafton
Community meal tips from OSU extension experts
Home economics specialists from Ohio State University Extension advise using plain white paper on tables and laundering tablecloths for a neater look. They urge color and texture variety in foods, cautioning against similar items like white and sweet potatoes, and suggest limiting variety to reduce work for the meal committee. The piece mentions a bank note and a community event by Pilgrim Church Men’s Club with minstrel shows on February 15 and 16 at 8:15 p.m. admission 50 cents.
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February food, insulation, and lumber schemes in a quirky note
A rambling February themed column mentions beginnings for Washington and Lincoln, home improvements, insulated heat in houses, and Balsam Wool hog housing. It touts sheltered coal and a lumber company, interlaced with odd quips about love at first sight and rugged animals, ending with a curious note on male strength and a reefing term.
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