Spring Valley Caddy Team Wins Third Straight at Mansfield
Spring Valley caddies beat Mansfield Country Club 19 to 15 after a 48 mile walk set them back. Chuck Rudy led with a brilliant score amid tough conditions. Dave Robertson and Bobby Jay both shot 94. Next Monday they seek a fourth straight victory against Lorain Club caddies.
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Spring Valley Caddy
Mansfield
Mansfield Country Club
Chuck Rudy
Flyna
Ashland
Dave Robertson
Bobby Jay
Chick Rudy
Spring Valleyers
Lorain County Clu
Lakewood
Spring Valley
Andy Sobek
Jim Stout
Sherwood Humbert
Bob Charles Ste
Grace Lutheran and St Slary's clash for church league tilt
The Y M C A Church League determines first half champion at 6:30 tonight at McKinley School playground. Grace Lutheran and St Slary's tied for first with four wins and two losses, setting the stage for a decisive outdoor indoor baseball contest.
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Y. M. C. A. Church
Grace Lutheran
St. Slary’s
McKinley
Burnett Traded to New Orleans Pelicans on Option
Cleveland Indians release infielder Jimmy Burnett to the New Orleans Pelicans of the Southern Association on option. Manager Peckinpaugh says he has enough players to cover second and shortstop. Burnett will play regularly and replace Eddie Montague at shortstop.
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Jimmy Burnett
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Southern Association
Peckinpaugh
Burnett
The
Pelicans
Sddie Montague
Athletics AnE Cubs In Lead In Major Leagues
July report shows Philadelphia Athletics strong in American League and Chicago Cubs leading the National League at halfway mark. Yankees slipping. Browns and Pirates contend amid upsets. Wild card notes on Foxx and Cochrane for A’s, Grimes for Pirates. Giants and Braves swap spots, Reds slump. Y M C A league results: Willys-Overland edges Perry-Fay 3 2. Steel & Tubes tops Columbia 15 7. Peerless Laundry beats Elyria Banks 14 8.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Giants
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Yankees
Athletics
Connie Mack
Browns
Foxx
Simmons
Cochrane
Rommel
Grove
Walberg
Earnshaw
Dan Howley
White Sox
St. Louis
A’s
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Herb Pennock
Spring Valley Golf Meets Lorain County Club on Fourth
Spring Valley golfers travel to Lorain links to face Lorain Country Club Wednesday as they rebound from a slow start this season. Elyria County Club plans a flag tournament in the morning and a mixed two-ball foursome in the afternoon on the Fourth of July, with Spring Valley hosting morning play and a mixed two-ball tourney in the afternoon.
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Spring Valley
Lorain Country Club
Lorain Links
Port City
Elyria County Club
Home Run Leaders and League Totals
American League leaders include Gehrig and Ruth of the Yankees with 21 and 16 home runs respectively, Simmons and Haas of the Athletics close behind. National League leaders feature Ott of the Giants at 62 and Klein of the Phillies at 19, with Hafer and O'Doul also in double digits. League totals show National 392 and American 276. yesterday’s home runs cited Stephenson and Blair of the Cubs and Paschal of the Yankees.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Foxx
Ewes
Averill
Indians
Haas
Atheltics
Giants
Wilson
Cuba
LS Klein
Phillies
Hafer
Cardinals
O’doul
Alex
Jackson
American
Stephenson
Cubs
Blair
Paschal
Yanks
Yesterday's Results New York Beats Boston 3 2
The only game on the schedule produced a 3 2 win for New York over Boston while Philadelphia visited Washington in a rain delayed matchup.
Chicago at Cleveland clashes in early season tilt
Sports brief notes Chicago faces Cleveland in a two game slate as Detroit visits St Louis and Washington travels to Philadelphia for a pair of early season matchups. The card highlights competitive action across three venues with potential standings impact.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago 11 St Louis 11 Called End Sixth
In the lone scheduled game the score stood 11 to 11 when the contest was called at the end of the sixth to allow teams to catch trains.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Today’s Game Triple Header With Standout Matchups
Cincinnati visits Chicago and New York plays Boston while St. Louis travels to Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and Brooklyn have no game scheduled today.
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W. OL. Pet
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York Wee
St. Louis
Ones
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Matchups Set for Columbus Twin Bill Night
Indianapolis travels to Columbus and Louisville visits Toledo while Kansas City heads to Minneapolis and Milwaukee plays at St. Paul. The pairings showcase four regional clashes with teams chasing conference wins and seeding.
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American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Paschal Delivers Yankee Victory Over Red Sox
Yesterday Ben Paschal, a Yankee benchwarmer, hit a seventh inning homer to lift New York to a 3 2 win over Boston. Pennock was benched in the seventh for Paschal to bat as a pinch hitter. Cubs and Cardinals played six scoreless innings before rain halted play the game tied at lil runs. Chicago had 15 hits with two homers by Griggs Stephenson. St Louis had 14 hits. Only other game, Washington at Philadelphia, was rained out.
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Ben Paschal
Yankee
New York
Yanks
Boston
Herb Pennock
Paschal
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Griggs Stephenson
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Elyria Wooster Golf Match Postponed Indefinitely
Elyria Country Club postpones the scheduled Wednesday match with Wooster due to nearby holiday and player unavailability. Elyria has already clinched the Western Division A golf championship.
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Elyria - Wooster
Elyria Country Club
Wooster
Ed Raus
Elyria
Marathon Golf At Los Angeles Exposition
Los Angeles plans a cross country golf event as part of the National Sports Exposition on July 19 and 30. Three courses about 30 miles long start near Malibu Ranch Long Beach and Monrovia, sending golfers through city streets to the stadium cup. Police, scouts, and secrecy rules will shape the contest with a final tee off near the exposition building.
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Los Angeles
Malibu Ranch
Long Beach
Monrovia
Exposition Stadium
National Clay Court Tennis Championship Opens With Seeds
Indianapolis July 2 high ranking national players and foreign stars started the national clay court championships. Sixteen players led by Tamio Abe of Japan were seeded with Fritz Mercur of Bethlehem Pa and Wray Brown of St. Louis among top contenders. Thirty-two first round matches were scheduled and seeds were expected to reach the third round.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tenni Champonshis
Tamio Abe
Japan
Abe
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Public Utilities Commission Denies Stark Electric Rehearing
Ohio briefs report the Public Utilities Commission denying Stark Electric Company a rehearing in its complaint against Salisbury Transportation over bus service between Sebring and Alliance. Salisbury was allowed to keep its hourly schedule and increase buses. In Dayton, James Holton, 32, appeared in police court on a first degree murder charge tied to the shooting death of his one year old son, Robert, on Sunday.
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Columbus, CO
Public Utilities Commission
Stark Electric Company
Salisbury Transportation Company
Sebring
Alliance
Salisbury Company
Dayton, O
James Holton
Robert
Holton
Leading Hitters and National League Leaders Today
Baseball standings show top hitters with Phil Foxx St Louis Manush Lazzeri and Cochrane leading in runs hits and averages. National League leaders include Herman Frisch O Doul Terry and Roush with notable totals for games at 65 to 68 and 246 to 267 at bats. Hornsby leads by a margin of 224 from Boston in a year ago comparison.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Foxx
Philo
Manush
St. L
Lazzeri
Simmons
Phil
Cochrane
Gossin
Washington
G. AB. R. FR. Pet. Herman
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Frisch
O'Doul
Phila
Terry. . Y
Roush. N
Hornsby
Boston
Promoter Pine Faces Labor Complaint Over Race Costs
In Los Angeles promoter Pine of football fans and bunion derbies was summoned by a state labor commissioner to answer eight complaints from his troupe. Claims include unpaid salaries and expenses from a recent transcontinental footrace. Complainants include an entry fee claimant, performers Pyle accompanied, and two office assistants.
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Los Angeles
Pine
Pyle
Teachers Open Campaign For More Liberty
Chicago July 2 The American Federation of Teachers launches a nationwide campaign to defend personal liberty seek tenure laws and higher wages. Mrs Florence C Hanson cites Iowa Michigan North Carolina examples including bedtimes cards and dances and ground length smocks to illustrate restrictions. She notes New York pays highest wages where the union is strongest.
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Chicago
American Federation of Teachers
Florence C. Hanson
Iowa
Hope
Michigan
Accidental gun discharge ends in death during display
A man was killed when a gun he was showing discharged. His wife told police he had threatened the boy, and she said she locked herself and children nightly in a room away from him. Police disagree that the discharge was accidental. In London Ohio on July 2 search for three escapees from the prison farm continued, naming Jack Rich, 21, Ross Waldron, 32, and Irving Drake. In Salem Ohio on July 2 Helen Nicholas, 22 months, died from burns after falling into boiling water.
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Holton
London, O
Jack Rich
Wood County
Ross Waldron
Vinton County
Irving Drake
Hocking County
Salem, O
Helen Nicholas
Leechman brothers aged 72 and 73 never read papers
In Falls City Nebraska two brothers, aged 73 and 72, have never read a newspaper, owned a car, used a phone or radio, or experienced electric lights. They have not left their farm in half a century, since a previous trip out kept them away until sunset and cured their travel fever.
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Falls City
Neb
Leechman
Bowls Fans in France Oppose Tax Proposal
In Paris bowls enthusiasts rally against a government plan to levy a ten price tax, stirring opposition within the sport community as officials consider funding public coffers through new revenue.
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France
Paris
France Faces Revenue Move Aimed at Bowls Games
Threats of legal action arise against revenue authorities over a measure seen as stifling the sporting spirit in France as discussions continue about receipts and taxation at bowls games.
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France
Wellington Council Orders Removal of Pumps
Members of the Village Council met in the Mayor's Court room Monday and transacted routine business. A. B. Jones appeared for questioning over a previously approved plan to install a new gasoline pump while removing the old one. The council passed a resolution requiring removal of both pumps from the curb.
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A. B. Jones
Jones
Three Girls Head to Camp in Ohio for Four Weeks
Miss Marjory Falls and Miss Francis Ramser depart July 8 for Austinberg Ohio to join Cold Spring Camp for Girls in Peter Pan Court. Miss Louise Pierce also leaves July 8 for Windsors Court camp. All three plan a four week stay.
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Marjory Falls
Francis Ramser
Austinberg
Ohio
Louise Pierce
Windsors’ Court
Local School Diamond Sizzles with Two Baseball Wins
A large gathering watched last night as Style Shop defeated American Legion 7 to 1 on the local school diamond and Foundry defeated Ramser White in another game.
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Style Shop
American Legion
Foundry
Ramser-White
Employee Hudson Dessenberg Recovers After Surgery
Hudson Dessenberg of Wellington Foundry is convalescing at Oberlin hospital after an appendectomy. Dr. R W Fauls performed the operation and led the case.
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Hudson Dessenberg
Wellington
Oberlin Hospital
R. W. Fauls
Ill Miss Louise Rolce Recovers At Lakeside Hospital
Miss Louise Rolce, suddenly stricken while convalescing at Lakeside hospital on Saturday night, has recovered from her attack and is out of danger. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Page and Miss Ruth Perkins visited her in care of her case.
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Louise Rolce
Lakeside Hospital
J. H. Page
Ruth Perkins
Hite Names Son Bernard in Family News
Mr and Mrs Lester Hite announce the birth of their son Bernard. Mrs Milton Cayce was in Cleveland yesterday preparing for a new role as representative of Halle Bros Co. She plans a department display at her South Main street home.
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Lester Hite
Bernard
Milton Cayce
Cleveland
Halle Bros. Co
Cayce
South Main Street
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Heads Upset No One
A brief want ad note in the Chronicle Telegram promises pay for listings and tips. It hints at earnings potential and invites readers to submit notices, jobs, or sales with contact directions. The tone is promotional and direct to attract responses.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Three Men File Divorce Suits in Common Pleas Court
Gross neglect of duty is cited in three divorce petitions filed by Edward L. Fisher against Rebecca Fisher, Edwin V. Cook against Lily Cook, and Sylvester Hammons against Blanche Hammons. Fisher married in 1919 with no children. Cook wed in 1926 with no children. Hammons married July 31, 1926, with no children.
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Common Pleas Court
Edward L. Fisher
Rebecca Fisher
Edwin V. Cook
Lily Cook
Sylvester Hammons
Blanche Hammons
Three Suits Are Filed Here In Lorain County
Three lawsuits totaling 11754.42 were filed. The largest, 10900, by John Katrinsek of Elyria against John Varady for injuries from a car collision on West River road dated August 25, 1925. DePalma and Son of Lorain sue C. J. McCarthy Coal Co. for 1254.42 for coal accounts. A third suit seeks 500 damages from a collision near Crystal Beach Park on June 15, 1919, by James Cheer of Cleveland against John Morley of Lorain.
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John Katrinsek
Elyria
John Varady
West River Road
R. L. DePalma and Son
Lorain
C. J. McCarthy Coal Company
Ely- Tila
Crystal Beach Park
James Cheer
Cleveland
John Morley
Normals Become Colleges Today
Kent State and Bowling Green Normal Schools in Columbus Ohio become Kent State College and Bowling Green State College. The Emmons Hanna Act enacted by the legislature and effective today allows the trustees to establish BA and BS degree programs at both institutions.
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Columbus
Kent State
Bowling Green Normal Schools
Kent State College
Bowling Green State College
Emmons-Hanna
Shady Quiet at Orchard Beach Restaurant West of
A brief notice reports a shady quiet scene at a West Orchard Beach restaurant. Authorities inspect the site amid rumors of irregular activity and potential violations. No injuries or official charges are detailed in the readable text.
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ANE Cubs
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Trainor
Grimes
Pirates
Terri
Roush
Oit
Y. M. C. A. Industrial
Perry-Fay
Steel and Tubss
Columbia Steel Aggregation
Peerless
Elyria Banks
P. Bannick and Cover, Granger and Fitch
Steel & Tubes
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Parker and Igianke
Bainbridge and Sagert
Poper and Heinkel
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Pluter
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Protecka
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Elyria Savings Trust
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Shady
the Orchard
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Ers
Dodge Brothers
Earth
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LEO R. Meyer Motor CO
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