Indians and Red Sox trade shocks fans and reshapes lineup
In a bold shakeup Cleveland sent Bil Wambsganss Steve ONeill Outfielder Connolly and Pitcher Jim Boone to Boston for George Burns Chick Fewster and Al Walters to reclaim Burns at first. The swap signals fan influence on baseball and alters team chemistry amid local high school hoops notes and a Kathleen Mavourneen composer reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Indians
Bil Wambsganss
Steve O'Neill
Outfelder Connolly
Jim Boone
George Burns
Chick Fewster
al Walters
Cleveland
Burns
Boston
McInnis
Indian Red Sox
Jos Semel
Chick Fewater
Wambigansa
Captain Ralph Gust Ordered to Lines
Fremont Jan 15. Captain Ralph Gust of Fremont High School basket ball team is sidelined by medical orders after an exhausting football season. The speedy player and newly elected captain must refrain from violent exercise and will miss this winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ralph Gust
Gust
Wellington High to Play Amherst in New Gym
Wellington and Amherst will meet in basketball at Amherst on Friday January 18. Wellington residents plan to attend in large numbers and some will tour Amherst’s new gym and the high school building before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Amherst
Various Sport Events and Meetings Listed Across Cities
The schedule covers racing meetings in New Orleans Havana and Tijuana. Polo association annual meeting in New York. Midwinter trap in Biloxi. Bowling Northeastern Open in Fargo. Bermuda amateur in Hamilton. January tournament in Belleair. Boxing bouts include Joe Benjamin versus Johnny O’Donnell in Los Angeles and Young Stribling versus Dan O’Dowd in Columbus Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Racing Association
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana
Los Angeles
Young Stribling
Dan O'Dowd
Columbus
Akron defeats Ohio Northern to open conference race
Akron University hosts Ohio Northern in a 27 to 26 opener as part of the city high schools basketball overlap plan. Officials will invite prep school players to all Akron home games to connect younger athletes with the university. Columbus notes class A and B teams will compete in the state basketball race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio Northern
Akron University
Finals set for 24-team state basketball championship
The finals will be held at the Coli seam on the state fairgrounds with 24 teams in contention after winners and runners-up from class A and B tournaments advance to Columbus. Urbana builds around Woods Morrison and a fast guard lineup while Steubenville showcases Miss Dunn and Miss Anderson as standout female players. Canton McKinley, Hughes high, Bethany Adrian teams also enter strong regional squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Urbana
Woods
Morrison
Borber
Urbana High
Wilson
Bowdie
Harnhart
Blair
Butcher
Myles
Johnson
Steubenville
Miss Dunn
Miss Anderson
Rarey
Taylor
York
McLeish
Bethany
Adrian
Mich
Patterson
Mingo High
Carey
Follansbee
Calderwood
Wellsburg
Cooper
Gollansbee
Hayworth
Mingo
American skating hopefuls and Olympic context
A fragmented report notes American figure and speed skaters led by Charles Jewtraw as contenders in a Chamond or Champex style event in France. It mentions Joe Moore Harry Steinmetz and Harrs Ka-y as teammates competing across sprint and middle distance races, with emphasis on tough competition and national team efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jewtraw
Cary PU Pele
Chamonx
France
Joe Moore
Harry Steinmetz
Harrs Ka-y
Trotens
Oberlin sophomores ban razors and cosmetics for week
Oberlin College sophomores vote to abstain from shaving and cosmetics during examination week from January 26 to February 2. The plan targets the male students with shaving bans and female students with lipstick restrictions as part of exam focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Fellows
Ration Meet Set at Ridgeville Town Hall
Ridgeville farmers to gather next Thursday at 7 30 p m to discuss balancing rations for dairy cattle and poultry. Prominent speakers will share methods for better and more economical feeds. All Ridgeville and nearby farmers invited.
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Ridgeville
Boxing results from last night in multiple cities
In Columbus Jack Wolfe of Cleveland won a 12 round decision over Young Montreal of Providence. Vincent Pokorni beat Jimmie Purdue in a six round bout. Young Stanley of New Lexington lost by KO to Walso Patterson in six rounds. Bill Garrison defeated Young Fredericks in four rounds. In Cincinnati Jock Malone stopped Speedy Sparks in seven rounds after Sparks threw in the towel. Kid Rich and Tommy McLaughlin drew in six. Tommy Martin of Akron fell to Young Corbett in six. In Brooklyn Kid Williams defeated Charlie Goodman in 12 rounds. In New York Lew Hurley beat Willie Darcey in six. In Pittsburgh Johnny Ray won over Ray Pryer. Patsy Young defeated Al Corbett on a foul. In Harrisburg Cuddy Demarco beat Dan Gorman. In Detroit MBob Sage won over Anthony Downey. Johnny Horvath beat Phil McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jack
Kid) Wolfe
Cleveland
Young Montreal
Providence
R. 1
Vincent Pokorni
Jimmie Purdue
Huntington
Young Stanley
New Lexington
Walso Patterson
Bill Garrison
Young Fredericks
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Jock Malone
St Paul
Speedy Sparks
Kid Rich
Oklahoma
Tommy McLaughlin
Tommy Martin
Akron
Young Corbett
Pittsburgh
Johnny Ray
Ray Pryer
Homestead
Patsy Young
al Corbett
Tariff Board Appointments From Washington
President Coolidge redesignates Thomas Marvin of Massachusetts as chairman and William Culbertson of Kansas as vice chairman of the United States tariff commission. The senate interstate commerce committee orders favorable action on nominations for the interstate commerce commission Frank McManamy and Mark W. Potter, and for the United States railroad labor board Edwin P. Morrow Horace Baker and E. F. Grable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Thomas
Marvin
Massachusetts
William
Culbertson
Kansas
United States Tariff Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commismission
Frank MccManamy
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 in Bomb Threat Letter Case
Lorain police hold a stranger, likely Mexican or Spanish, on suspicion for throwing a threatening letter into a restaurant at 1770 E 28th Street. The note warned the place would be “Dosa up” and prompted police to arrest the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
E. 28Th Street
Lorain Booze Maker Faces Second Offense
Dry Detective K A Dern and Robert Croyle with Prohibition Agent Frank Kiady arrested Steve Genscski of 35th Street Lorain on a second offense charge for operating an illicit still. A small quantity of liquor was confiscated and he will be arraigned in the common pleas court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Dern
Robert Croyle
Frank Kiady
Steve Genscski
35Th Street
Lo- Tain
Court of Common Pleas
Wellington farmers gather for talks on profitable farming
Wellington on January 15 reports a farm meeting held January 14 at the Loner Theatre. R F E Pierce welcomed attendees. C A Baton of Ohio State University spoke on soil analysis and insect extermination. Matt Mulley discussed farm management and larger profits. Demonstrations and film showings complemented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Advertising Club
Loner
R. F E. Pierce
C .A Baton
Ohio State University
Matt Mulley
Kipton Gossip and Local Notices Echo Fragments
Kipton January 15 brief notices report railroad signal crews at the stanes Hehe crossing near the hotel with lights flashing for approaching trains. Funeral attendance for Mee Hanna noted. Mrs and Mrs Gibbs planning Europe trip. John Lewis had tonsils moved Saturday. Florence township visits and local social calls fill the day as neighbors visit relatives and attend gatherings.
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Kipton
John Scott
Tardy
Mee Hanna
CY Hanna
Clevland
Satuday
Mra
Bon Gibbs Ae Rying
Europe
Tee
John Lewis
Ray Twining
Lille
Florence
Mary Musk
Florence Township
Weeks
T i
Slaughter
Oberlin
Scott
M. Cionat
Phuisdia
Huy
John Brumby
EA Austin
Llyria
Frank Baker
Ebtia
Will Sigworth
Hard Times Social planned by Eaton P T A
The South Pleasant Street District No. 5 Parent Teachers Association will host a Hard Times Social at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Hawke on Friday evening January 18. Several local visits and gatherings are noted including a shower for Mrs Fred Hawke and a pedro party at the Cowly home with prizes awarded.
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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
Berea
Louis Nichols
Landfried
W. H. Giles
A. E. Giles
Welty
Ashland
Carrie Mack
Fred Br
Grafton
Mira Jaquay
Columbia Station
Telephone Exchange
Ralph Hopwood
Sandusky
Martin Hopwood
A. M. Nichols
Florida
Jar Stevick
Hopwood
J. M. Longdon
Edith
C. W. Longdon
F. D. Longdon
Jake Shuster
Ed Munn
E M. Hathaway
Circle No
Ladies Aid Society
Addison Crowell
Milo Carasa
Rocks River
Fiay
Virginia Ross
Mar Faret
Richard Durkee
Mission Band
Pauline Enchet
Bible School Workers
FL. R. Cousins
Peafield
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Rain High
Norwalk
Concord High School
Keifer
Kathleen Mavourneen
Wellington High
AY. Armherst
Krueck
Hughes High
Hughes
Telliance
Central High
Canton
Smith
McKinley High
Coshocton
Barberton
Cambridge
St. Ignatius High
Ak- Ton
Ak-' Ton Central
Hart Schaffner & Marx
The
Foster-Fitch Co
Shift
Ray Powell
Braves
Phillies
Charles Jewiraw
Union Trust Co
Gosek
Trust Co
Lions
Brooklyn
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Charlie Goodman
Lew Hurley
Willie Darcey
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
Welington
Lima Deans
Fryberger's
Broad St
Mrs. Burton
J.H. Hurst Funeral Home
Wilkins-Hurst Co
Auto Invalid
Hurst Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Glade
B. Thomas
C. J. Miller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Jamesway
Hallworthy
Hallworth, Poultry Farm
Oberlin Road
Geo
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