Elyria City Baseball Team Eyes Crucial Weekend Tilt
The Elyria City baseball squad pursues a vital series as ace pitcher Husah and lefty Iusak Husah reinforce a strong rotation. Managers anticipate a tight race with Ernats, Rose, and Prand of ball shaping the front line as they aim to climb from tied standings in the AAA.
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Elyria City
Ernat
Bain
Smert
Ubevy
Fleria Wall
Iusak Husah
Heis
Island junior chanpio poprins at Eusis ton ta
An events page lists boxing and athletic bouts across venues like Brooklawn t Conn Laukee Stad Monte Munn ts and G ingsbee Stadium Benny 3 2mm Fuller and Roy Mitchell with multiple rounds indicated including 10 round fights under promoters and venues. John A. Tvercher outlined as National League president involved in a baseball game narrative referencing Nick Yours. ANNOUNCEMENT Ed Kirkline opens a shop at For ce and West River Sts inviting friends and former patrons to visit for first class work.
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Laukee Stad Monte Munn
Gingsbee Stadium
Benny
King Earier
Roy Mitchell
Bos Senung
Indrigano
Nisto
Alvapr
Kirkline
Mal St.ther
Force and
West River Sty
Pa Vas
Sharkey Trains Indoors Amid July 21 Dempsey Bout Talk
The report notes Jack Sharkey delaying outdoor training in New York to prepare for a planned title fight against James J. Dempsey on July 21 at Yankee Stadium. Sharkey argued for indoor sessions while Rickard pressed for public training, causing concern among experts who prefer outdoor work for fighters.
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Sharkey
New York
J T
Gary Inte
Jack Stareey
Toe
Todzxy
Rickard Nopes
Azeimst
J Dempsey
Yankee
Starkey
Coscern
Rickard
Sharzer
Fockard
New
Richard Trues
Min
Tak Wiyter
Maine
Boston
Ur New
Rickarda
Baseball standings and schedule notes from early season
Standings show American League teams Philadelphia and Boston with unclear records and Detroit and St Louis listed. National League lists Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York with incomplete figures. Today's schedule includes Pearit at St Louis St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Buffalo Ernakive 20 Ne.
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Tiiladelphia
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Rar
American League
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American Teague
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Chicago
Louis Eee
Tat Abel
Cigeingai
Sports Briefs From St Louis And Elsewhere
In St Louis Fred Schulze of the Browns may miss most of the season after a fractured wrist and a broken arm from crashing into a wall while pursuing a fly. In Davenport Elmer Lay, Notre Dame 1924 backer and longtime coach, announced the birth of a daughter with Mrs Laydee. In Carthage Peter Menning, world steeplechase champion, lowered his mile record to 2 02 1 4 at Ozark fairs. In New York Dr George Schwartz reported a successful operation on a bullet wound where the patient is expected to leave hospital soon.
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Fred Schulie Lous
Coniier Peld
Tou
Schulte
Hhey Ram
Pesteida
the Tigers
Davenport
Elmer Lay
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Paquesre Universityt
Pittcchurch
Laydee
Carthage
Peter Menning
Steiler
Ozark Dn Fairs
Sid Ter
New York
Lighine
George Schwartz
Church of Christ Triumphs in Ball Game
The Church of Christ defeated Second Congregationals 11 to 0 in a lopsided baseball clash. F. Smith and Stewart each had three hits while Robson and Stokes starred in the infield.
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Church OF Christ
Second Congregationals
Stokes
F.y Smith
Stewart
Rohson
Stoke
Grace Southeran
No Cress
Fricay Fund
Rogers
Ahlen
al Meshke
Burke
Rover
lLmith
Smith
Robson
Ulrich Holds Braves To Three Hits In Doubleheader
Phillies pitcher Dutch Ulrich limited the Atlanta Braves to three hits in the early game and the Phillies rallied from a 4 0 deficit to win 6 4. In the nightcap Scott allowed three Braves runs as Philadelphia won 6 5.
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Braves
Phillies
Tony Kaufman
Scott
St. Lows
Tigers
Eres i Nevers
Cobb
Brit Philacihed
Ting
Ath- Shartes
Neem
Sox
Callow Resigns as Washington Crew Mentor
University of Washington faces upheaval as Rusty Callow resigns from the rowing program amid pursuit of a new coach. Officials sought to persuade him to stay while noting a recent drop in results including losses to California and in the Poughkeepsie Regatta.
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Callow
Washington
Wanna
University of Washington
Wong
Aureal
Cailor
An GarsGen
Peansr
Nia
Glawia
Kipton Community Notes Bring Townsfolk Together
Kipton July 7 local column records numerous visits and gatherings as residents and relatives travel from Cleveland Toledo Perrag and Oberlin. Mentions include Wendell Bayless returning from Cleveland and many family visits plus Fourth of July celebrations and park outings at Brookside.
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KIPTO
Kiptoo Commucuty
Serdar
Wendell Bayless
Cleveland
Fourtix
Russell Hagerman
Lowa
Deecor
Hager
Mos
Murray
Toledo
John Weber
Mel John Weber
Fegzlyat
Spest
Nic Ludith
Cherlin
Finn Moehl
Bertha Moehl
Bera Im Sr
Wil Beckera
Bera
Clayton Crista
Pacas
Ramed
Mord Reid
Hage Elvera
Marian Brean
Creeland
Acar Gert
Ammey Thease
Berdess
Miller
Y Miller
Andy Jesse Lattman
Elgris
Sendar
Maonadas
Coon Lattman Robertson
Famland
Coon Tare- H. Oj. Ball
Verms
Ellsworth
D ¥Isworth
Rey
Ars
Va Awstin
Jennie Heniig
Collins
Myre
Charlie Barricks
Oberlin
Ripter
John Hand
Fam
Elvrra
John Haster
Amherst
Ruth Hand
Liosd Green
Aude Green
Sen
Swudar
Frank Baker
Willingsworth
John Devidsod
Grace Melvinnie
Welkingun
Litchfield
Prufield
John Brown
Chester Nicels
Fanalk
Elena Manan Brown
Ben Tam
Jon Brown
Nelle Yaith
Wakemanith
Lorna Bellamy Rah Whitney
Lisba
Sir Witney
Gracdchldren
Elna
MM Lucas
Fremont
Art Turd
Ehria
Loud Whitney Nore
Bir
Braun
Merle Radcliff
Melvin
Ter
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Wro
Hadelite
Karl Perkins
Dean Betis
Brownksim
Grangers
Latteomas
Detroit
Reeson
Amherst area notices of picnics visits and motor trips
Amherst and nearby residents are listed for picnics family visits and weekend trips. The record notes names such as Mr and Mrs RR Wilhelm Elyria Joe Springer Oberlin Glann Griffn and many others attending church meetings reunions and outings.
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RR. Wiheim
Joe Springer
Oberlin
Carl Springer
Amherst
Eug Griffn
Chitldren
Capcade Park
Mendar
Bainbridges Visit Friends. Auto Fire Suppressed
July 7 report notes J Juds Bainbridge and family visiting in Cleveland area Sunday. An auto on fire near their arrival was saved after Bainbridge used a fire extinguisher he carried for five years. The item on Children’s Way exercises was omitted. six baptisms and two admissions occurred at the church. George Fortune Jr. was called.
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Amherst
South Amherst
Enid Baldry
Williem Gasser
Castaha
Lodh Ruth
Flaughter
Cedar Tfor
Wall
Russ
Columbus
Alec Duncan
Mondar
Mer
Charles Wraig
Fostoria
Sarth Wragg
Wilhem Finnery
Cleveland
Allen
Mes Martio Springer
Lorea and
Russell
Pippert
Talla
Anul
Robert Allsop
Cristal Beach
Hagimald Baldry
Ana
Petri
Ron Maneh
Elyma
Oasis
Hein
Ter
Milwaghee
F Moser
George Stevenson
Cedar Point
M W Vibber
Elyrie
Richard
Juds Baintwidge
Fannir
Mars Bainbridgs
Civdia Bartrar
iCliveland
Bacher
George Fortune, Jr
Fourth of July Gatherings and Local Social Notes
Oberlin hosts a program with Me Odd Fel Jous ledge The Affixes Hazel and Jene Wat son Clarence Bartter and George Fortune Jr. travel to Virginia to spend the Fourth with Miss Huljingshead. Families and friends visit across Ridgeville and Elyria. Bainbridge residents entertain and a Cleveland woman aids Mrs Grilla. Agnee D Lioard suffers from neuralgia. several locals attend dinners and visits through midweek.
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Clarence Bartter
George Fortune
Virginia
Hul
Gbhimes Asad
Harrix Fortune
Ladnter
Ridgeville
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Chester Bure
Hanson
Cleveland
Pekin Gazette
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Bainbridge
Euclid Beach
Agnee
W. Grilla
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Elrria
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Carol
Elyria
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Ley Tyarell
John Bainbridge
Bacon
North
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