Coast League Pause and Possible Pacific Major Expansion
New York reports John Heydler, National League president, says a third coast league majors may form only after more California cities reach major league status. He notes current coast power centers are San Francisco and Los Angeles and discusses franchise shifts and their impact on attendance and future promotions.
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Pacific Coast
John A. Heysdler
Heydler
California
Mr. Heydler
Francisco
Los Angeles
Detroit
Heydsler
National League
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Transmountain
Utah
Vernon Club
Seals
Oakland Outfit
Bay
Largest Crowd Watches Fast Games at the Y
A packed Y gym saw fast paced local basketball with Schrock and Gilbert scoring from all angles. St Marys vs Brith Boys opened the night, Bennie Becker sinking a late shot to edge Brith Boys. Congregational and St Andrews engaged in a hard fought tilt, while City League action at Gala Alley had Moose sweeping two of three from Elka and Simpson Motors beating Old Timers.
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Glasso
Congregational
St. Andrews
Cong
Moose
Elka
Simpson Motors
Pet Methodist
Lone Congregational
Church of Christ
St. Agnes
God Grace Lutheran
Ang Bag Brai Brith
G. Smith
St. Paul's
Stolzenburg
Renouard Sean
Baptist Wee
Tna
the Baptists
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Lamb
Senee
Petro
Panne
Alexander
McClellan
A. Squires
Miller
Kirby
Reynolds
Sean
Cede
G. KF. J
Schrock
Squires
Chibert Os
L. Kuss
Oakland Boy Jimmy McLarnin Seen as Bright Light in Boxing
In California circles, eighteen year old Oakland boxer Jimmy McLarnin is hailed as a future world light weight champion. The Irish born fighter, who has beaten Pancho Villa and Fidel La Barba, is rapidly moving from flyweight to featherweight and may duel Ted Morgan with rising stature. His sole guardian is uncle Charles Foster, his manager, after an early life spent boxing in Vancouver and California.
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Los Angeles
California
Jimmy McLarnin
Oakland
McLarnin
Ireland
Vancouver
RBC
San Francisco
Pancho Villa
Villa
Fidel la Barba
LaBarba
New York
Ted Morgan
Charles Foster
Boanie
Wills Faces Lenglen In Riviera Tennis Battle
Cannes January report notes Miss Helen Wills, American star, in strong form after a stormy ocean voyage. Wills impressed with speed and accuracy in service and rallying but Mille Lenglen remains seen as unbeatable. Wills acknowledges Riviera lights and shadows as a hurdle to overcome for full success.
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Riviera
Helen Wills
Milo
Lenglen
E. M. Green
England
Rases
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The
Milo Lenglen
Mile, Lengiten
McGraw Edges Galmao In Full Twelve Round Decision
Phil McGraw of Detroit defeated Basil Galmao of New Orleans by decision after twelve rounds in New York. Henry Shaw of New York was knocked out in the third round by an unnamed opponent, with referee George Courtney in Oklahoma.
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New York
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Basil Galmao
New Orleans
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Henry Shaw
Multi-sport Event Schedule Across North America
A compilation lists racing meets in New Orleans and Tia Juana with clubs in Habana Ha vana. Skating features speed worlds in St John NB while Northeast Whist Association opens in Minneapolis. Curling NWCA event in St Paul. motorcycle show at Madison Square Garden. Troy indoor track in New York. golf events in Pinehurst Ormond Beach and St Augustine. Boxing A A U championships in New York with La Barba Moldez 10 rounds. Wrestling notes include Stanislaus Zbyszko on barefoot technique and Harvard graduate pro Frank Judson.
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Louisiana Jockey Club
New Orleans
Tin Juana Jockey Club
Tia Juana
Havana- American Jockey Club
Havana
St. John N. B
Northeast Whist Association
Minneapolis
Northwestern Curling Association
St. Paul
Madison Square Garden
Troy
N. Y
Pinehurst
N. C
Halifax
Ormond Beach
Fla
St. Augustine
Metropolitan A. A. U
New York
Fidel la Barba
Senico Moldez
Los Angeles
Fast G ames Open Industrial Basketball League Tonight
The Industrial Basketball League features seven games tonight starting at 7 30. Ohio Public Service meets Western Automatic in opener with OP& as 2 0 record facing a 1 1 squad. General Industries battles Fox Furnace aiming to rebound after a close loss and a big win. Elyria Saving faces Perry Fay in a tight duel as both seek first win. Colson Co meets Columbia Steel in a fast paced fourth game expected to be best of the night. Peertess OFF clashes with American Lace in the finale as both hunt first victory.
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Anderson
Grace Lutheran
Church of Worse Ag
Church of Christ
Krugman
Church of
Industrial Basketball League
Ohio Public Service
Western Automatic
General Industries
Fox Furnace
General Tein
Perry Fay Gang
Elyria Saving
Perry Fay
Colson Co
Columbia Steel
Columbia
Co’son
Peertess
Red and White Cagers face Oberlin Friday in league clash
Elyria High heads to Oberlin for a Little Big Seven basketball showdown the third league game for both teams. Oberlin fields a full senior roster and hosts on their floor, while Elyria aims to avenge last week’s close win and push toward the league title.
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Qbarlinites
Elyria
Odda
Dope
Millerman
Sandusky
Oberlin Boys
Dean
Tora
Milligan Down to Weight for Welterweight Bout
Announcement from New York reports Tommy Milligan the British welterweight champion is near the 147 pound limit for his bout with Jack Zivich of Pittsburgh on Friday night. Betting has evened as observers expect Milligan to make the limit. California Joe Lynch shows strong form for his eastern debut against Bushy Graham. Local social notes mention Mrs Willard Wicks of Elyria visiting Ruth Harris and several family and party details.
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Tommy Milligan
Jack Zivich
Pittsburgh
Zivich
Milligan
California
Joe Lynch
Bushy Graham
Willard Wicks
Elyria
Ruth Harris
Mr. Perkins, Sr
Cleveland
Ralph Gilder
Morris Wilford
Eaton
E. M. Knowles
The
Grange
Pedro
Ralph Fortune
Till
L. Brickman
Misa Agnes O'Lloyd
Maedton Zeman
A. E. Schwind
Local Notes from Ridgeville and Surroundings
Miss Lola Shaw of Elyria visits her brother Z A Shaw on Station road. Avon High to play Ridgeville High at the school auditorium on Jan 22. Numerous families from Olmsted, Wellington, Berea and Cleveland visit relatives here. Wm Barnes and baby Richard Anthony return from Memorial hospital. Miss Alice Carter of California visiting locals. Regina Pitts attends a festival at St Christopher’s in Rocky River.
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Lola Shaw
Hlyria
Z. A. Shaw
Station Road
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Avon Hi
Ridgeville Hi
Frances Sheik
Olmsted
Matt Deidrick
Geo. Buck
Wellington
E. W. Miller
Pittsfield
B.C Miller
John Lorrimer
Wm Andrews
Blaser
Cleveland
A. R. Pitts
Wm. Brandt
Olmsted Falls
Matt Deldrick
John Tompson
Berea
Baasett
North Eaton
Willard Hicks
Elyria
Harris
Ruth
Leohard Hicks
Miga Mary Barnes
Verna Deldrick
Center Road
Paul Coleman
Jennie McClinton
F. A. Coleman
Frank Scholl
Grafton
Inter
Regina Pitts
Henrietta Defeats Camden Girls 17 to 11 In Rough Clash
Henrietta and Camden girls clashed Friday night as Henrietta topped Camden 17 to 11 in a fast game. Mary Tagli and Anna Tagli led Henrietta while Marjory Bayless checked Camden star Brownhelm. In other notes, Brownhelm fell to Panfield 13 to 11 and Henrietta defeats Panfield 11 to 8. Five Waterville residents died in a Secor road train collision near Toledo.
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Ripton
Camden
Hoya
Kame
Ienrietta
Tagll Sisters
Mary
Anna
Marjory Bayless
Camden Star
Brownhelm
Aittle
Panfield
Farmers’ Institute
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Moore
Toledo
New York Central
Secor Road Crossing
Waterville
Joseph A Morse
Lillian Morse
Joseph D. Morse
Katherine Dressler
Laura Drassler
Deadline Closes for December Taxes at County Treasurer
The tax deadline ends at 4 pm this afternoon at the county treasurer's office. Many residents queued all day yesterday and again today to pay taxes. Dog licenses also expired, with new prices reaching two dollars for a male dog and four dollars for a female, up one dollar after today. Total payments this year near last year’s high level.
Norwegian Royal Family Embraces Skiing Passion
A statement from the treasurer's office today highlights Norway's skiing craze from the royal family to peasants. King and Queen are adept at the sport, and young Prince Olaf excels in running and jumping, illustrating a national love for winter sports.
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Norway
Olaf
English university athletics leader holds president title
A description notes the English term president for heads of university athletic teams and mentions the American captain role. It adds history about Tom Jenkins, former world wrestling champion, who wore an eye patch after losing an eye in an accident before taking up mat sport.
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England
America
Tom Jenkins
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