Ambrose and Minch Star in Slugfest
Columbias lead the league with a high scoring slugfest as Ambrose and Minch excel.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1920
Page
7
Columbias lead the league with a high scoring slugfest as Ambrose and Minch excel.
Ashland high school defeated Wellington high 7 to 2 on Tuesday afternoon at the diamond. Ashland pitchers limited Wellington to two runs while allowing two hits and recording strong infield defense. Eddie Wells started for Wellington and was chased in the eighth, as Ashland benefited from timely hits and errors.
The executive body of the National railway union announced its plan to call a special congress of Irish and British trades aimed at bridging the gulf between working people and the government. J H Thomas MP, secretary of the national organization, stated the move today.
An ad touts Just One as a complete daily laxative dose using a unique laxative each day. It claims a scientific rotation prevents organ overload and maintains effectiveness without increasing dosage. The copy asserts nineteen other tablets are identical in appearance but differ in active ingredient.
A collage of quips and curios from New York and beyond, noting cultural snippets, editorials, and light satire. Mentions of Arc and Campsie hint at names and places, with playful lines on nature, politics, and random trivia.
London reports growing excitement as Germany’s election campaign ends next Sunday. Independent Socialists threaten to seize power by force if results fail to favor them, while other leaders pledge street action to push their radical left agenda.
Eight Sandusky high school athletes from the track and basketball teams received letters on Thursday. Named were Brown Nicholson Kelley Walton Sharpe Curtis Ran and Haley. Kelley is the only record breaker, setting new Sandusky marks and breaking the Little Big Six mile and halfmile records.
Friends and neighbors of William H Searles at 318 FMRL Street congratulate him on his birthday. He is described as healthy and private, famed as a civil engineering author whose widely used textbooks are standard in universities worldwide.
A farmer praises Dr LeGear Poultry Prescription saying it cuts chick growth time and makes pullets lay earlier. The ad promises rapid development for chicks and year round production with satisfaction guaranteed or money back from LeGear Med Co St Louis Mo.
A forthcoming vote next Thursday on an agreement with certain directors would underwrite the sale of 600000 shares of new common stock at 25 each. The underwriting syndicate would receive a 5 per share commission. The proposal explains the move as needed to raise capital for expansion.
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