Methodist 58 58. Congregational 40 in Teague gates clash
In a Teague gym night, First Congregational and St Pauls Lutheran opened with a tight battle as Congregational won 40 to 34. Peabody and Vaughn starred for Congregational while Mosny and T Penfound led St Pauls. In the second game, the Methodists defeated Grace Lutheran 52 to 14 with Keller and Bement strong for the Methodists and Wooden for Grace.
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St. Pauls Luthern
Peabody and Vaughn
Mosny
Methodist
Grace Luthern
Wooden
Bement
Keller
L Wooden
Keller Barker
Bilis Hartwig
Braddon
Krugman
West
Cook
Lord
Core
Grace iLuthern
Barker
N. Krugman
Bills
Bradden
Cray
Glover
Sist Congregational
St. Pauls
LF . T. Penfound
Penfound Mogler
Wee Len Pbrsh
Wainwright
St. Paul’s
Vaughn
Harsy-Peabody
Marsh. L. Phiel
Mesny
T. Penfound
Hays
Gray
Glarer
Sports Gossip and Track News Across Rivalries
Day by day it becomes harder to find a opponent for Champion Jack Dempsey. Boston college track teams train outdoors despite cold winds. The Texas open golf tourney at Antonio is among winter leaders. Branch Rickey opposes curbing home run hitting with a zone. Bobby Wallace and Oscar Dagey help Cubs at Catalina Island. George Sisler names Adommeel of the Athletics as neatest pitcher. Penn relays entry list grows beyond 200 teams for the Red and Blue track carnival in April. Princeton hockey and football pace Harvard and Yale. Bill Brennan a big Wall Street winner, boxing bouts no worry. Skater speed meets at Saranac Lake Feb 12-14 for national pro championships. Weather halts baseball and soccer games 50-80 due to rain. Joie Ray aims to lower his 3000m record at JWileo A C games. Passaic high school basketball set 100 straight victories. Frank Chance leads the Red Sox as new manager with vast big league experience.
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Jack Dempsey
Boston College
I- Antonio
Anager Branch Rickey
Tdinals
Bobby Wallace
Oscar Dagey
Killifer
Cubs
Catalina Island
George Sisler
Adommeél
Athletics
Penn Relars
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Tigers
Bill Brennan
iBig
Wall Street
Saranac Lake
Joie Ray
Chicago Firer
Jwileo A. C
Brooklyn
Passaic
N. J
Frank Chance
Art Pletcher
Danie Bush
Réw
Phillies
Senators
Red Sox
Various Sports Meets Open Across Americas and Europe
Racing events open in New Orleans Havana and Tijuana while cycling and bowling hold major tours. Golf stages include St Valentine and Summerville tournaments. women’s Palm Beach and Miami championships follow. Basketball competition runs in Alabama as a two day skating and tennis championships begin Nassau and St. Petersburg events spark regional interest.
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Jefferson Parish Fair Association
New Orleans
Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana
Miami
Fla
Cotton States
Ibern
Ala
Nassau
N. P
Market summary and opening liberty bonds report
Market notes show butter and various produce priced with small gains in beans cabbage onions and tomatoes while oats and apples rise modestly. Liberty bonds open with mixed prices across 3 4 and 4 1 4 terms as Cleveland livestock reports steady cattle calves sheep and hog markets with hogs up to 3 cents per pound and top values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
York Star Poultry
Cleveland
Four County Officials Cleared of Killing in South Point
Four county officials including Sherri Co. W. Dement and prosecutor W. L. Elkins were exonerated by a grand jury after a two day probe into the December 25 raid shooting in John Johnson's South Point home. The jury, 141 witnesses examined, was unanimous. Special prosecutor P. C. Booth led the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Booth
Elking
Lorain Plans 300000 for Street Work
Lorain details a spring plan to let paying contracts totaling 500000. A council committee was appointed to inspect all contracts the Board of Control will award, amid dissatisfaction among some councilmen with past bidding procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Board of Control
Arrest of man who passed bad checks in Lorain and beyond
Lorain police report the arrest in Cleveland of Charles Abraham for passing bad checks. He operated locally around Christmas, cashed several checks at the Bank Jewelry Store on East Ninth Street. Abraham, married three weeks earlier to a minister's daughter in Indianapolis, had passed checks in Cincinnati and Dayton and others, all drawn on the Lorain Banking Co. He faces prosecution in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Charles Abraham
Cleveland
Abraham
East Ninth Street
Lorain Banking Co
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Dayton
Lorain Bank
Penitentiary arrival precedes May execution in Columbus
Edward Long of Barnesville arrived at the state penitentiary today, in the custody of Belmont County Sheriff H. T. Lynch. Long has been sentenced to electrocution on May 18 for the shooting and killing of Charles Conrad in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward Long
Barnesville
H. T. Lynch
Belmont County
Long
Charles Conrad
Hand Ballers Show Skill In Local Tournament
The M C A Hand Ball tournament for senior members continues with fast, hard play as second round action approaches. Dr Stevens defeated Lawrence Webber in two straight 21 19 sets, Gearheart and Webber beat Biggs and Lersch 21 17 and 21 13 after trailing 19 8 in the second, and upcoming matches include Biggs vs McQuaid Timms vs Stevick Gearheart vs Stevens with Lersch drawing a default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stevens
Lawrence Webber
Gearheart
Webber
Biggs
Lersch
McQuaid
Timms
Stevick
Stevens
Ludwig
Stentz
Symons
Wear and Timms
City League Bowling Scores Shake Up at Ohio Public Service
The Eagles dominated last night with three strong games led by high averages. Individual top scorers include Shepard 293 and Donnelly 782 series while Bohn 243 Root 244 Carpenter 262 and others posted multiple 200s. Team totals show a 2806 score for the Ohio Public Service event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Ohio Public Service
Eagle
Idlal
Carpenter
Root
Bohn
Shepard
Donnelly
Doncasters
Barber
Branson
Heimbach
Pps
Tite
Ia Beker
Last Nights Fights Across Cities Reported Draws and Wins
Boxing results from multiple cities record a 10 round draw Bud Taylor vs Moore in Indianapolis. Jack Bernstein beats Gene Delmont in Yonkers over 12. Joe Baker defeats Sammy Greenstand in New York over 10. Charley Pilkington defeats Dutch Brandt in Wallingford over 12. Pancho Villa knocks out Frankie Mason in Boston in 11th of 10 rounds. Mike Ballerino defeats Billy Fitzsimmons in Boston. Joe Kelly stops Billy Muldoon in ten in Boston. Jimmy Kelly defeats Batuing Chink in Chicago over 10. Pinkey Mitchell beats Johnny Tillman in Milwaukee over 19. Jimmy Nickel beats Jack Zvick in Milwaukee over 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bud Taylor
Moore
New York
Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
Gene Delmont
Stemphis
Joe Baker
Canada
Sammy Greenstand
Wallingford
Conn
Charley Pilkington
Dutch Brandt
Brooklyn
Boston
Pancho Villa
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mike Ballerino
Billy Fitzsimmons
Chelsea
Joe
Hambone
Kelly
South Boston
Billy Muldoon
Lynn
Chicago
Jimmy Kelly
Batuing Chink
Milwaukee
Pinkey Mitchell
Johnny Tillman
Jimmy Nickel
Jack Zvick
McGhee to Take Over Amherst Theatres in April
Amherst headlines reveal W E McGhee former Empire theatre manager will acquire the South Amherst Amusement Company by April 1. The deal includes Auditorium theatre pool room bowling alleys and pool grill with plans for upgrades and new features. He aims to add two or three more county theaters beyond current operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McGee
Amherst
W. E. McGhee
Empire Theatre
South Amherst Amusement Company
Auditorium
South Amherst
McGhee
Pittsburgh Dispatch Ceases Publication After 74 Years
The Pittsburgh Dispatch, Pittsburgh's leading morning paper for 74 years, ceased publication this morning. Its assets were bought by rival papers and C A Rook, former Dispatch chief stockholder, became head of the city police. The Pittsburgh Leader, nearly 50 years old, was sold to opposing newspapers and will suspend publication this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Dispatch
C. A. Rook
Dispatch Company
Dar
Pittsburgh Leader
Commission Form of Government Planned in Lorain
Councilman George Moehle presented a draft of a commission form of government to the Lorain council with plans to place it before voters at the August primaries. A committee was appointed to study the measure as a preliminary step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Moehle
Miners to push WV campaign led by Gartz
Union miners plan a Logan County West Virginia campaign to promote freedom of speech and assembly for the American Civil Liberties Union and United Mine Workers district 17. Captain Crane Gartz of Chicago and Pasadena and allied officials, miners, and attorneys will lead the effort within ten days. An operator-backed injunction blocking meetings will be tested as speakers prepare to address miners despite court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Logat County
West Virginia
American Civil Lberties Union
United Mine Workers of America
Crane
Gartz
Chicago
Pasadena
Calif
Lesain County
Circuit Court
Robert Bland
Logan
Judge Redington to Wrect Store Building
John Kaizer & Bros. Co. received the contract to build a one story brick two room store for former Judge H. G. Redington. The site is east of the Buick garage on East Broad Street with work to begin about March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaizer & Bros. Co
H. G. Redington
Buick
East Broad Street
Suit Filed for 978 61 Then Against Henry Waret
The Realty Building and Development Co. of Cleveland files suit against Henry Waret for 978 61 dollars claimed due for remodeling work on a West Broad Street house belonging to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Realty Building & Development Co
Cleveland
Henry Waret
West Broad Street
Itching Piles Drugsists Refund Ad If PAZO Fails
Legal notice announces a divorce case in Lorain County Ohio Case Number 1997 Haymond M Shirley defendant with unknown residence. Plaintiff Goldie Shirley files petition alleging cross neglect extreme cruelty habitual drunkenness asking alimony name change and equitable relief with hearing set after February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond M. Shirley
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Xross
Wlso
Case Wilde
Goldie Shirley
Platnatur
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Lew Tendler
Charley White
Tommy Gibbons
Johnny Dundee
White
Vletory
Leonard
Tom Gibbons
European Society
Cannes
Ducss
Westminster
Jeff
Winston Churchill
Society
France
Pan American Petroleum
Liberty
BONDS
Liberty Bonds
Qoeloo
Cleveland Produce Market
Amaconda
Atchison Aeons Batvin
Baltimore & Ohio
Mil. & St. Paul
Steel O Oo
Erie Os
Marine Rist Ste ¢ Sone
Martine Preferred
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pitsburgh Coal
Peoples’ Gas
Nn Ie
Tsea
Republican
Tron & Stee Ae
Southern Pacific
Sind Baker
Jen
Utah Copper
Verland
Louisa Stocking
Louise Stocking
Naval Radio
Ankerst
Kenneth Tolburat
Nestliecraft Club
J. A. Wesbecher
Elyria Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
K. of P
Geo. Parker
Mayme Cameron
Henry Edwards
Chas. Ludwig
Pietch
Elsha
the Gordon
Olive Miller
Berea
Jacob Miller
Harold Blum
A. K. Jenne
Ray Hearn
Frank Keller
William Hignett
Walter Hahn
Mariv Hurlbut
Elyria
Richard Mischka
Harry Mischke
Otto Mischka
Catarrah
ST. Brooklyn, NY
UNION
W. Virginia
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Judge Redington
Union Mortgage
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Oberlin Bank
Oberlin
Kenneth M. Whitehead
the Union. Mortgage Company OF Cleveland
Mattress Sale
Carload
Just
Simmons
The
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria, Ohio
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