Indians Trade Two Veterans for Burns to Reclaim First
Cleveland ships Bil Wambsganss Steve O Neill Connolly and Jim Boone to Boston for George Burns Chick Fewater and Al Walters. The move aims to restore Burns to first base amid fan protests after a prior deal. Burns returns after two years with McInnis and elicits strong crowd reaction for his fielding and at bat.
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Indians
Bil Wambsganss
Steve O'Neill
Connolly
Jim Boone
George Burns
Chick Fewater
al Walters
Cleveland
Burns
Boston
McInnis
Jos Connolly
Chick Fewsterter
Wambigansa
Fremont Captain Gust Out After Medical Orders
Fremont January 15. Captain Ralph Gust of the Fremont High basketball team must sit out this winter due to organic trouble after a strenuous football season. Doctors ordered him to refrain from violent exercise, following unanimous captaincy by the team.
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Fremont
Ralph Gust
Gust
Wellington High to Play at Amherst
Wellington high school and Amherst meet in basketball Friday January 18 in Amherst. Local fans plan to attend, with some arriving early to tour Amherst’s new gym and the high school building.
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Wellington High
Amherst
Wellington
PORT EVENTS TODAY RACING AND SPORTS MEETINGS
Meeting of the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans and the Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana set today. Also Tijuana Jockey Club in Tijuana, American Polo Association in New York, Midwinter trap in Biloxi, Northeastern Bowling in Fargo, Bermuda amateur in Hamilton, January tourney in Belleair, boxing card in Los Angeles with Joe Benjamin and Johnny O'Donnell, and Young Stribling meeting Dan O'Dowd in Columbus Georgia.
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Business Men’s Racing Association
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana
Los Angeles
Young Stribling
Dan O'Dowd
Columbus
Akron University Tops Ohio Northern In Ohio Conference Opener
Five city high schools watched Akron University defeat Ohio Northern 27 to 26 in the opening Ohio Conference game. Akron plans to invite prep school Hornmen to all home games to connect younger players with the university. Columbus notes mention class A and class B teams entering the state race.
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AERON
Ohio Northern
Akron University
Akron
Championship ball finals to feature 24 teams in state show
The finals at the state fair grounds in Columbus will bring 24 teams for class A and B championships. Urbana High under Coach Borber fields a strong four including Woods Morrison Wilson Bowdle Harnhart Blair Butcher Miles Johnson. Steubenville and Cincinnati report standout players and advanced drills as schools push toward the finals.
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Collgem
State Fair
Columbus
Fuals
Urbana
Woods
Morrison
Borber
Urbana High
Wilson
Bowdle
Harnhart
Blair
Butcher
Miles
Johnson
Vain High Falls to Norwalk in First Little Seven Clash
In Urbana on January 15 Concord High School shows strong play under Coach Kelfer with its bench earning real game experience. Norwalk shocks favored Vain High by 18 to 17 in a tight league opener, Lorain undefeated at home for two years remains a benchmark. The piece notes the notable musical aside about the composer of Kathleen Mavourneen receiving twenty five dollars.
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Cincinnati
Krueck
Hughes High
Hughes
Vain High
Norwalk
Lorain
Urbana
Concord High School
Kelfer
Shift Expected to Boost Powell Batting With Phillies
The Ray Powell move from the Braves to the Phillies should lift his batting by about twenty points. Powell is a dead right field hitter and the Phillies’ short right field should suit him well, boosting his production in Philadelphia.
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Shift
Ray Powell
Braves
Phillies
American skating star aims for world records in Chamonix
The article highlights American speed skater Charles Jentraw pursuing multiple world records at the international event in Chamonix, France, in late January. It notes his strong form and potential for victory as he competes against top rivals.
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Goustieg
Charles Jentraw
Carey
Giass
Pac
Chamonix
France
Jentras
Estris
Lions Defeat Union Trust Co. 31 to 0 in Open Play
The Lions easily beat Union Trust Co by a score of 31 to 0. Despite Union Trust Co having a good reputation, the Lions showed no difficulty scoring and held a strong lead throughout the game.
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Union Trust Co
Trust Co. Tean
Oberlin Sophomores Ban Razors and Cosmetics for Week
Oberlin students vote to taboo shaving and lipstick during examination week from January 26 to February 2. The ban targets vanity during hard exams with the clever twist that boys abstain from shaving while girls stop lipstick use.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Fellows
Ridgevilleration Meet At Ridgeville Town Hall
A ration meeting is called for Ridgeville next Thursday evening at 7 30 at the Town Hall. Farmers will discuss balancing rations for dairy cattle and poultry and better economical feeding. Prominent speakers on cattle feeding will attend. All Ridgeville and nearby farmers are invited.
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Toidgevile
Tthe Town Hall
Ridgeville
Nightly boxing results span multiple cities and winners
Boxing results from Columbus Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Harrisburg and Detroit list winners and decisions. Notable bouts include Jack Wolfe of Cleveland beating Young Montreal in Columbus and Jock Ma Tone beating Speedy Sparks in Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Jack
Kid) Wolfe
Cleveland
Young Montreal
Providence
R. I
Vincent Pokorn
Jimmie Purdue
Huntington
Young Stanley
New Lexington
Walso Patterson
Bill Garrison
Young Fredericks
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Jock Ma Tone
St Paul
Speedy Sparks
Kid Rich
Oklahoma
Tommy McLaughlim
Tommy Martin
Akron
Young Corbett
Tariff Board Appointments In Washington
President Coolidge designated Thomas O Marvin of Massachusetts as chairman and Willian Culbertson of Kansas as vice chairman of the United States tariff commission. The senate Interstate Commerce Committee ordered favorable action on nominations for the Interstate Commerce Commission Frank McManamy of Washington and Mark W Potter of New York and for the United States Railroad Labor Board Edwin P Morrow of Kentucky Horace Baker of Ohio and E F Grable of Michigan.
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Washington
Coolidge
Thomas O. Marvin
Massachusetts
Willian &. Culbertson
Kansas
United States Tariff Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commismission
Frank McManamy
D. C
Mark W. Potter
New York
United States Railroad Labor Board
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Horace Baker
Ohio
E. F. Grable
Michigan
Stranger Held on Suspicion After Restaurant Threat
Loralin January 15 The police hold a stranger believed to be Mexican or Spaniard on suspicion after he allegedly threw a threatening note into a restaurant at 1770 East 28th Street The letter warned the place would be blown up and the incident led to the arrest.
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Loraln
E. 28Th Street
Lorain Booze Maker Faces Second Offense
Dry Detective K A Dern and Robert Crosse helped arrest Steve Genscski of 85th Street Lorain for operating a illicit still. A small quantity of liquor was confiscated and he faces arraignment in the court of common pleas.
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K. A. Dern
Robert Crosse
Frank Kiladr
Steve Genscski
85Th Street
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Wellington farmers meet for profit talks at Loner theatre
On January 14 at 1 30 pm the Wellington Advertising club hosted a farm meeting to promote profitable farming. E Pierre welcomed attendees while C A Bacon of Ohio State spoke on Soil Analysis and Insect Extermination and Matt Malley on Farm Management and Larger Profits. Reels of motion pictures were also shown.
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Wellington
Wels, Tington Advertising Club
Loner
E. Pierre
C A. Bacon
Ohio State University
Matt Malley
Rail signal work and social notes from Kipton area
Kipton January 15 reports the railroad signal gang at the crossing Ueht near the hotel with lights to flash on approaching trains. The column also records funerals, visits, travels, and local social mentions including Mrs Gibbs Europe plans, John Lewry tonsil removal, and local residents dining at Fryberger’s Luncheon with Veal Pot Pie.
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Kipton
Rail Road
Socials and gatherings dominate Eaton news in January
The Eaton area reports a Hard Times Social at the Hawke home on Friday January 18 hosted by the South Pleasant Street PTA. A shower honored Mrs Fred Hawke. pedro party prizes went to Mrs Mame Cornish and Vern Cornish with Mr and Mrs Walter Cornish consoled. Numerous visits, guests, serenades for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Landfried, and regular society activities fill the local week. Ladies Aid officers are listed for the year.
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Eaton
Parent- Teachers’ Association of
South Pleasant Street
Earl Hawke
Maurice Wilford
Fred Hawke
Pedro
Clarence Cowly
Mame Cornish
Vern Cornish
Walter Cornish
Andrew Baker
Grant Liebey
Cleveland
Ralph Cole
Elyria
Burton Ross
Gay Landfried
Ladies Aid Society
Myrtle Haven
Nellie Hill
Minnie Dawley
L. F. Garretson
Charles Strickland
Sunshine
Mabel Alexander
Roy Jackson
North Olmsted
Alva Diedrick
North Ridgeville
Carrie Mack
Jim Sayers
Clare Durkee
George Cornish
Warren
Marie Cornish
Grafton
Mina Jaquay
Columbiatation
Telephone Exchange
Ralph Hopwood
Sandusky
Martin Hopwood
A. M. Nichols
Florida
Jay Stevick
Elvrra
Bay
M. Hopwood
Circle No
Addson Crowell
Milo Cornish
Rocky River
Hopwood
Virginia Ross
MargaTet
Richard Dotkee
Mission Band
Padine Eicher
Bible School Workers
F. R. Cousins
PenSeid
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Miss Anderson
Rarey
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McLeish
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Adrian
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Mingo High
Follanshee
Calderwood
Wellsburg
Cooper
Gollanshee Man
Hayworth
Mingo
Canton
Smith
McKinley High
Coshocton
Barberton
Cambridge
St. Tenatius High
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Akron Central
Kathleen Mavourneen
Hart Schaffner & Marx
The
Foster-Fitch Co
Charles Jewtraw
Joe Moore
Harts Steinmetz
Barr Kasty
Amirienn
Toradn Lions
BOA Ey
Yoo
Tam
M& Aul Livmesitus Ab Cleves
ALT Night
Brooklyn
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Charlie Goodman
Lew Hurley
Willie Carey
Pittsburgh
Johnny Ray
Ray Pryer
Homestead
Patsy Young
al Corbett
Harrisburg
Cuddy Demarco
Dan Gorman
Detroit
Mbob Sage
Anthony Downey
Johnny Horvath
Mansfeld
Phil McGraw
Tariff Board
O. B Willams
New London
Masonic Hall
Automobile Club
Lorain County
John Lewry
Baturdins
Ray Twining
Listla
Florence
Mary Pick
Florence Township
Weeks
Slaughter
Scott
Groat
Ilary Hawk
John Brumbs
Boa Austin
Frank Reker
Will Sigworth
Fryberger’'S
Broad St
J. H. Hurst Funeral Home
Wilkins-Hurst Co
Hurst Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Glade
B. Thomas
C. J. Miller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Jamesway
Hallworthy
Hallworthy Poultry Farm
Oberlin Road
Geo
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