Spring Valley Golf Course Expands Third Nine Holes
Spring Valley prepares a new third nine for July use with extensive practice rounds already testing trap and tee placements. The course, featuring hills, ravines, the Black River and multiple streams, offers varied par fours and threes across its 27 holes. Engineers aim for challenge balanced by fair play, with praise from Larry Nabbotiz and Harold Paddock for the design and views at holes eight and nine.
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Harold Paddock
Gulf Road
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Valier
Americas in Results and Games Today
Results from Chicago and New York show mixed outcomes with rain affecting schedules. The national games slate lists Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Cincinnati matchups, while a local golf club notes opening nine holes at Spring Water and plans for broader play.
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California Rows Against Yale Today
California and Yale clash on the Schuylkill River for the Olympic trials final to decide who represents the United States. Yale is ranked strong after beating Harvard, while California seeks an upset after beating Columbia earlier and an impressive run at Poughkeepsie.
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Philadelphia
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San Diego
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Randall Race Meet Nears Closure Amid Gambling Hearing
Hearing on gambling charges against H. K. Devereaux, millionaire president of the Grand Circuit Racing Association, and three others arrested at the North Randall race meeting has been continued. The race meet is scheduled to close today in Cleveland reporting.
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H. K. Devereaux
Grand Circuit Racing Association
Monéar
ERPEGT GLOGE CONTESTS IN SECOND HALF CHASE
The Telling victory over Medina at Dunno field secures a half season lead as clubs add strength and speed. Next Sunday paces Riverview park hosts a 3:96 p.m. clash where Conier and Forbush face Akron’s General Tires in a pivotal early second half showdown.
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Memorial Hospital
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Wills Wins Wimbledon Title in Close Triumph
Helen Wills, the California star, defeated Senorita Lili de Alvarez of Spain 6-2 5-3 to claim the all England women’s singles crown. Rene Lacoste beat Henri Cochet 6-1 4-8 6-4 6-2 in the men’s final as the United States held a lightweight presence in London.
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Senia Lili D’alvaerez
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Spain
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Gerald Patterson
J. B. Hawkes
Australia
Jacques Bruznom
Risso Fined For Speeding In Cleveland
Cleveland July 7 Jonanr Risko, a rising weightlifter, was fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding 35 miles per hour through the village. Leonard El fiz of Rocky served the sentence as Major Weitz announced a policy to sentence violators on the third conviction. Johnny has paid two prior speeding fines.
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High School and New Sprint King Crowned at Cambridge Trials
Cambridge Mass July 7 America’s top track stars returned to Harvard stadium aiming to regain prestige after a defeat by newcomers. Frank Wikoff of Glendale High won the 190 metres in a bold upset as rivals like Jackson V Scholz and Claude Bracer battled for sprint supremacy in a sizzling final.
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Rice Institute
Jimmy Quins
Holy Cross
Pipgras Poised To Lead Yankees In 1928 Season
George Pipgras of Siegron Minnesota is the Yankees’ rising star and likely to win 25 to 35 games this season. The 26 year old right hander relies on a fast curve and change of pace to overpower opponents, having already contributed to the 1927 World Series sweep. Pipgras’s strong work contrasts with others who slumped, signaling a bright major league future.
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Eagles To Play Highland A C In Lerain Sunday
The Eagles meet Highland A C Lerain Sunday at Caseatia Pa with the Highland runners up to last year’s Class A Lerain title. The crowd expected to line up at 2 p.m. The match promises a tough time for the Eagles as Lerain seeks another win.
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Five Yachts In Race To Santander From Ambrose Channel
Five big yachts start from Ambrose Channel Lightship for a race to Santander Spain to contest the King Alfonso trophy. Entries include the Atlantic Elzna Zodiac Guinevere Azara with owners Lambert Belt Johnson Palmer Baker and others. Crews feature Charles Francis Adams and Norman Ross among noted sailors as they aim for a 12 day record set in 1905 by the Atlantic.
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William B. Belt
Charles Francis Adams
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
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Bell
Aliss Helen Driscoll Bell
Marion Walters
Jane Barr
Johnsons
Zodiac
William Dorman
Mass
E. E. Greiner
Springfield
Shelby Blues to Meet Red Caps Sunday
Herry Webber presents the Shelby Blues in a Sunday game against the Red Caps at Wakeman. Initial plans shifted from Joppa to Lorain natives, then settled with the Shelby Semi-Pros after cancellations. Red Caps have won five of seven this season and, despite expected challenges, aim to show improvement with staff changes. Harold Dusen, Ned Caps’ left-handed pitcher, is likely to start, with Barilome assigned to the mound watch.
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Shelby Blues
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Joppa
Lorain
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Harold Dusesn
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Supdey
Barilome
Toledo
Country Club Claims Western Division Golf Championship
The Florida Country Club team led by Howard Bervour and George Yewii defeated Mansfield 11 to 10 at Ashland to win the Western Division crown. Elyria champions will face the Southern Division winner in Cleveland District action in about two weeks, with Youngstown a strong favorite to win overall. The local squad aims to claim the district title requiring near perfect golf.
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Youngstown
West Side to Face Aztec Indians in Sunday Clash
The West Side and the Lorain Aztec Indians meet for the second time this year after a 2 2 tie in the first game. The Indians sit second in Class B in Lorain as Sokol or Hemandy start on the mound against Wilbert for the West Siders. First pitch at 1 p.m.
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West Side
Lorain
Maroons Set to Meet Ridgeville in Key Matchup
Maroons travel to Ridgeville for a pivotal game as they seek a strong road performance. Ridgeville A Cc has beat top Class A teams recently, raising stakes for the visitors. Expected starters include Sune, Teka, and Roth as the lineup for a 2:39 p.m. tip.
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Following The Stars Hit One Stugie In Tris S
A fragmented line mentions Frison, Rogers, and Heilmann amid unclear sports notes. The brief implies names of players but lacks coherent context or full details of event or outcome.
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Frison
Rogers Heilmann
Cubs Win Behind Hack Wilson Twenty First Home Run
Hack Wilson hit his nineteenth and twentieth home runs as Chicago Cubs defeated Brooklyn 13 to 1. Pirates dropped fifth straight as Giants topped them 11 to 4. Senators staged a four run rally in the ninth but White Sox prevailed 9 to 8.
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Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page It Pays
Classified note announces an opportunity in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page offering payment or compensation. Reads like a brief ad seeking a response, promising value or earnings for interested readers.
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Jefferson Ely Battle Ends In 6 6 Tie After Eleven Innings
In the Junior Playground Baseball League, Ely and Jefferson battled through eleven innings at Jefferson playground before darkness halted play with the score 6-6. Jefferson led by two runs early, Ely tied it in the seventh, and Brown starred for Jefferson while Guerner’s at bat was notable in a game seen by a large enthusiastic crowd. The rematch was scheduled for early next week.
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Oberlin Road Visitors and Travels Highlight Local Socials
Oberlin residents and guests share visits and trips across Ohio. Juli Hansen and H A Tucker visit in New London after travels. P Schafer of Wellington stays with Kreuger family. E Harton hospital operation for appendicitis noted. J C Davidson calls. Mrs John Baumann Jr and Mrs Clairs Van Haverlin plan motor trip to Barmen Minnesota to visit relatives. Robert MecCalla and Florence MecCalla of Cleveland spend weeks at Arthur Dirlin home. Joan Campbell of Elcia visits Campbell home. Carl Hansen and family travel to Sandusky for Robert Stewart’s funeral. Clarence Hollis of Norwalk staying with H McGragor. Mrs Wallace Smith and Mrs Joe Smith of Oberlin visit Aunt Miss Alega Smith in Wheeling WV. Frank and George Salot return to Cleveland.
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H. A. Tucker
New London
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Wellington
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Florence MecCalla
Cleveland
Arthur Dirlon
Joan Campbell
Elstia
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Sandusky
Sunday Social and Picnic Rounds Up Local Set
Sunday after visiting the Carl Hansen home the Sunday school held its annual picnic at Campbell park with over 109 attendees from Pittsfield Oberlin Norwalk Cleveland and Florida. Guests at the Campbell dinner included Mr and Mrs Carl Sutter Ridgeville Frank Keuchearther Sugar Ridge and M R Diedrich Cleveland. Oberlin Merchants lost 3 to 2 to Elvira Woodman at Kreuzer field.
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Oberlin
Norwalk
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Florida
Als
Dan Campbell
Carl Sutter
Ridgeville
Frank Keuchearther
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J. E. Barnard
Frank Kreuger
Gar Me. Roberts
Russell Kern
Edward Mc Floberts
Akron
Gilbert
Barbara Hale
Hale Farm
Dan Dadhler
G. ALC Trucks Run On Pontiac Six Cylinders
The MC. TRUCKS line offers Half and One Ton light trucks powered by a six cylinder Pontiac motor. These trucks are marketed as low cost to operate and low priced to purchase, appealing to cost conscious buyers.
G M C Trucks Built For Passenger Car Traffic Use
G M C trucks with six cylinder Buick motors offer 40 travel capacity and are designed to haul loads from one and a half to four tons for passenger car traffic.
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The Big Brute Truck Powers Loads with Four-Cylinder GMC
The Big Brute uses a four cylinder GMC motor capable of handling from 2 1 2 tons to 5 tons. These trucks are built for hauling heavy loads and towing heavy trailers, emphasizing strength and payload.
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