YMCA Basketball League Showcases Close Games In Second Series
In a lively YMCA court night five games marked the second series. Methodist beat St Marys 27 6 as Kirby and Bills led scorers while Owens Crowe stood out for the losers. St Johns edged First Congregational 20 11 with Heubner Draegert excelling. St Andrews defeated Hungarian Reformed 14 10 as two star players missed due to injuries. Church of Christ bested St Agnes 13 8 with late Disciples rally. Grace Lutheran came from behind to beat St Paulo 18 16. Krugman and Moelk top scorers.
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Methodist
St. Mary’s
Kirby
Bills
Owens
Crowe
St. John’s
Heubner
Draegert
Penmond
St. Andrews
St. Agnes
Church of Christ
Lamb
Smith
Grace Lutheran
St. Paulo
N. Krugman
Moelk
St. Johns
G. PF. T. F. Huebner
Dragert If
Fr. Guthman
H. Guthmen
Re. O
Rogers
Buchholz
Ee Wees
Congregationel
G. F. U. Penfound
Vaughn
Ccs
Vogler
Wanes
Penfound
H. Penfound
Tisubs
G. F
Fiteh
Croore
West Raed
St. Mary's
T Geiger
Rf Ween Ee
Owens If
Dee
C Chingue
Ts Eeenae
Eae
New . Andrews
PF Calkins
Rf Aoares
Jenkins
Hengartner
Chaserz
Humphreys A . Anderson
Lee
Ucha
Ace Messors
Novotny
Gerush
Shama
Jmnes & Players
C. Petro
Halpin
Henke
Ambrose le
Traxler
Otee Bawle
Church ‘of Christ
Tavers
Atrnes
Barnes
Stolzenburs
Reynolds
Ig Cook
Nenouard
Il Grace Lutheran
Krugman
Kushinsky Taere
Aly
McClellan
Berger
Fifty Years of Sport Modern era marks in athletic history
Norman F Brown debuts a series on the "Modern Sport Era" noting the 50 year arc since major developments in baseball boxing tennis and football. He recalls the 1876 National League birth, early no hit feats, base sliding, shortstop, boxing bouts shaping championship lineage, and tennis growth from 1874 onward.
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Norman E- Brown
United States
Sullivan
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Jack Dempsey
St. Louis
Newport
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Rutgers
Harvard
Columbias to Meet Celtics in St Johns Showdown
The Columphia Crescents face the Celtics Jn tonight at St John’s Auditorium on Third Street. Tipoff is at 8 o’clock with no admission fee as Columbia’s team seeks to snap a losing streak against a strong Celtics organization.
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Columphia Crescents
Celtics Jn
Crescents
Celtics
St. John's Auditorium
Third Street
Moulton Candies
Moulton
Lake Avenue
Ag Ovason
Lorain Atlas Trips Amherst Eagles In Hard Fought Game
Lorain Atlas edged Amherst Eagles 21 19 in a high school gym battle. N Bruce led the Eagles with the first points while Atlas built a 13 0 halftime edge as early scoring fluctuated and players like Baumhardt and Molligson contributed for Lorain.
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N. Bruce
T. Bruce
Saa
Baumbhardt
Woslern
Médwards
Ales
Cat Baumhardt
TOL
Betes
Atlas Thomas
Sees Laden
Lorain Lions Beat Peerless Letters In Narrow Win
Lorain Lions avenged a prior defeat by the Peerless Letters of Cleveland with a 34 to 29 victory last night in Lorain. The win marks the Lions first win over the Cleveland club in their series.
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Lorain
Jan
Lorain Lions
Cleveland
Grendon
Faris
Gove
WeOssle
Ted
McNutt
Re. Alexander
van Arnam
Addis
Briggs
Dow
Patera
Ee Baker
Cleveland Boxing Night Sparks Wide Ring Action
Last night in Cleveland Charlie O Connell defeated Archibald Walker over 12 rounds. Benny Gershe scored a technical knockout of Spencer Gardner in six rounds. Jimmy Tranitt and Maxie Hobub tied after six rounds. Eddie Phillips beat Joe Rehor in six rounds.
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Cleveland
Charhie O'Connell
Archibald Walker
New York
Benny Gershe
Spencer Gardner
Newport
R. I
Jimmy Tranett
Maxie Hobub
Akron
Drew
Eddie Phillips
Joe Rehor Siz
Sid Terris Wins Decision Over Goodrich in New York
In New York Sid Terris, of New York, earns a decision over Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo, after 12 rounds. Also in Connellsville Cuddy Demarco defeats Frankie Bull of Toronto in 10 rounds. Johnny Carter and Jim Pollock in Connellsville kayo Joe Connelly of Cumberland and beat Billy Levinsky.
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New York
Sid Terris
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Connellsville
Cuddy Demarco
Charleroi
Frankie Bull
Toronto
Canada
Johnny Carter
Jim Pollock
Joe Connelly
Cumberland
Billy Levinsky
Sullivan Notes and Revival Meetings At Local Church
Morton Foreman and family, along with Mrs. Amos Good of Ashland, visited James Lebkish er’s family. Farm Bureau Ladies met Mrs. Florence Cummings. Bess Arndt hosted a dinner for friends with out of town guests from Akron and Lake Odessa. Dorothy Shauf left Columbus for the State School for the Deaf. Revival meetings draw full houses at the Congregational church with ministers from Nova, West Salem, Savannah. Farmers Institutes schedule delays. W C T U served a dinner for about fifty stockholders.
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College
Congregational Church
Thompson
Nova
Imhoff
West Salem Reform Church
Savannah
Reig
Farmers'’ Institutes
Bo Unveitr
Carterlan
Ashl
Witnes
Barthem
Christies
Gul
Farmers Institute Set With Programs At Sullivan
January Farmers Institute events planned at the Sullivan auditorium and school feature Rev. Eaton and Mrs Dorsey speaking on the Present Day Girl and For a Better Community. Activities include music, club numbers, and talks on poultry and breeding live stock with a dinner by the Congregational church ladies.
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Ship
Farmers’ Institute
Cora Chamberlain
Oberlin
Sam Farnaworth
Ary Blinn
Amon
Elyria
Alex Davidson
Martha Ricket
Emma Munchbollen
Adam Beard
Sullivan
Rosetta Miller
Daugher
Thomas Miler
Farmers’ Institutes
Eaton
Misa Dorsey
Welday
Miss Dorsey
Shillisday
Helday
Bates
Mrs Dorsey
Farm Bureau
Weilday
Oberlin to Study Eclipse Jan 24 and Test Radio
Oberlin College plans to cooperate with multiple stations to observe the sun eclipse January 24 and its effect on radio transmission. The Bureau of Standards directs the study. the event will be partial in Oberlin and visible across a wide belt. Everett Thatcher reports reception from Melbourne and London during the same period.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Radio Department of the
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Great Lakes
New York
Long Island
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New Orleans
St. Louis
Omaha
Lake Erie
Everett Thatcher
College Radio Outfit
Conservatory Fakukti Troupe Presents In Bagdad Operetta
For three years the Conservatory Fakukti Troupe has staged comic operettas at the Conservatory Thanksgiving party. This year they repeat In Bagdad an operetta in three acts with lyrics and music by Laurel E B Yeomans to aid their 285 fund. show starts at 7:30 Tuesday in Warner hall.
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Oberlin
Conservatory Fakukti
Conservatory
Sturges
Bagdad
Laurel EB. Yeomans
Warner Hall
Conservatory Trio IX First of Three Concerts
Oberlin reports the Conservatory Trio opened a three recital winter series in Warner Concert Hall with works by Mozart Bach and Beethoven. The ensemble features Mrs. William Mason Sennett piano Maurice Keesler violin and Frederick Goerner cello, noted for broadcasts on Cleveland radio.
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Conservatory
Oberlin
Mosart
Boekmann
Beethoven
Warner Concert Hall
Conservatory Trio
William Mason Sennett
Maurice Keesler
Frederick Goerner
Cleveland
Amherst P T A meets with music and talk on work
Miss Lucy Bos and Miss Zelma Muth lead songs and readings at the Amherst High School study room. Helen Smith from Highland school at Penfield speaks on the P T A’s active effort and support for a new school building despite a county meeting in Henrietta.
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Amherst
Amherst Parent-Teachers Association
Ming Edna Bellar
Zelma Muth
Caroline Kote
Helen Smith
Highland School
Penfield
P. T. Assn
Henrietta
Grange at Amherst installs officers and holds dinner
Grangers at the Odd Fellows ball in Amherst installed officers with forty four in attendance. Names of officers include Master W. E. Schultheles and overseer Albert Hostettler. A noon dinner followed, with a program of readings and songs led by local members.
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Amherst
Ahmerst
W. E. Schultheles
Albert Hostettler
Crete Walker
Ruby Cotton
Reuben Dute
F. Retzrow
Newton Bechtel
Wm. Jaeger
Jno. Schart
Ceres
Marshall
Flora
George Houstien
Pomona
Hostettler
Reading
Benjamin Franklin
W. T. Jaeger
Old Joe
E. Whiton
Birthday of Douglas Harris Celebrated in Amherst
Amherst January 14 Yester day afternoon the fifth birthday of Douglas Harris son of Mr and Mrs Harris was celebrated with a small party at their home The event drew friends and neighbors who offered well wishes and gifts for the child.
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Amherst
Douglas Harris
And
Harris Birthday Party Honor At Home With Children
Mrs. C. M. Harris hosted a birthday celebration at her home for a local youth, with thirty five young guests. Five lighted tapers lit the cake, favors included lollipops, and games provided entertainment. Town visitors Clifford War and Barbara Baker from Elyria attended the event.
Amherst Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and hospital events
Mrs Da pruce underwent a hospital operation yesterday followed by several other residents who were also treated or attended events. Tom Nugent travels to Toledo for business while Agnes Carson from Chicago visits Amherst acquaintances and Barbara Baker and Mrs Wise with son Cuffer join the community gathering at Henietta P T A activities last night.
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Amherst
Dapruce
J. Kriennoch
Tom Nugent
Toledo
H. W. Powers
Fre Roemer
W. T. Nord
P. T. A. Henrietta
Agnes Carson
Chicago
Frank Mischka
F. BE. Eastman
Donal Hollingsworth
Henietta
C. Wise
Son Cuffer
Barbara Baker
Tanlac Promises Health From Mother Nature’s Store
From Mother Nature's store comes Tanlac, a tonic claimed to rebuild strength and improve sleep, appetite, and energy. Advertisers promise quick improvement, claiming even the first bottle shows changes and urging readers to visit their druggist promptly.
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Tanlac
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