Church League Indoor Baseball Opens With Tight Games
The Church League Indoor Baseball season opened with three completed games and a fourth postponed by wet grounds. St Marys outplayed the Methodists 5 to 2 as early leads held, Baptists edged Holy Cross 11 to 10, and Hungarian Reform defeated Grace Lutheran 15 to 6. Church of Christ vs St Agnes was postponed.
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St. Mary’s
Methodists
St. Mary's
St. Matty’s
Baptist
Holy Cross
Baptists
Grace Lutheran
Reform
Church of Christ
St Agnes
Schmeling Suspended Over Scott Bout Deal
Max Schmeling, the German heavyweight, is suspended indefinitely by the New York State Athletic Commission for not honoring his agreement to fight Phil Scott on August 2 at Ebbets Field. Joe Jacobs, Schmeling’s accepted manager, is also suspended. Rumors of a Windsor Ontario venue for Schmeling Sharkey in September were denied by Madison Square Garden president William F. Carey. Schmeling refuses to fight Scott, citing the deal was arranged by his rejected former manager Arthur Bulow.
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New York
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Phil Scott
England
Ebbetsfield
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Schmeling-Sharkey
Windsor
Ont
William F. Carey
The
Garden
Schmelug
Scott
Arthur Bulow
Canzoneri Hurt In Bout
New York reports that a postponed lightweight title bout between Sammy Mandell and Tony Canzoneri seems likely after Canzoneri sustained a deep cut over his right eye from Phil McGraw of Detroit in a ten round fight at Queensboro Stadium. Canzoneri led every round but suffered the injury in round six as McGraw pressed the attack late.
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New York
Sammy Mandell
Tony Canzoneri
Chicago
Canzoneri
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Queensboro Stadium
McGraw
Canzoneris
Only Two AAA Games Next Sunday
Besides the Elyria Painesville game Sunday there will be one other triple A league game at Lorain with Medina invading. The Cleveland Tellings’ game with Willoughby Athletics has been called off and the Cream Tops seek another non league opponent.
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Elyria-Painesville
Lorain
Medina
Cleveland
Willoughby Athletics
Cream Tops
Legion Jr Nine May Play At Brookside
Elyria American Legion Junior baseball team seeks victory over Akron champs at Riverview Park Saturday for a chance to play at Brookside Park stadium in Cleveland Sunday. Manager Jack Ambrose stated today.
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Elyria American Legion
Akron Champs
Riverview Park
Brookside Park
Cleveland
Jack Ambrose
No Western Division Golf Matches Today
The state amateur golf tournament at Canton has led to the calling off of most matches among northern Ohio country clubs. No Western Division CGDA actions are scheduled today.
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Canton
Ohio
Yankees Rally Stifles Browns as Ruth Homers
Yesterday Herb Pennock relieved Waite Hoyt in the ninth with bases loaded to halt a Browns rally and lift the New York Yankees to a 7 1 victory. Babe Ruth belted home run No. 18 in the fourth inning while Red Faber pitched for St. Louis.
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Herb Pennock
Waite Hart
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Bebe Ruth
Cannon of Tragic History Returns to Kalamazoo
A Civil War era cannon stolen from Kalamazoo Democrats in 1856 and linked to multiple deaths and disappearances travels back to Kalamazoo for the citys centennial. Crafted by John Griffin, it fired first in 1856 and later passed through Rome City and Round Island before being donated by M F Owen of Rome City to Kalamazoo.
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Kendallville
Ind
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Griffin
Phoenixville
Buchanan
Lincoln
Rome City
Emmanuel Sheffler
Round Island
Gene Stratton Porter
M. F Owen
Clis
Owen
White Sox clinch series with 6 4 win over Athletics
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Athletics 6 to 4 to take the series three games to one. Jack Quinn left the mound in the fourth as Chicago surged ahead. Garland Braxton limited Detroit to four hits in a 2 to 1 Washington victory, with Myers and West driving the deciding run. Jim Bottomley belted a two run homer in the tenth, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7 to 4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, after also homering in the fourth with a runner aboard.
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Chicago White Sox
Athletics
White Sox
Jack Quinn
Sox
Tigers
Garland Braxton
Washington
Detroit
Myers
West
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
PhllipPINES NEED LINGUIST OPERATORS
Philippine telephone expansion relies on multilingual operators to bridge dialect gaps for long distance calls. Officials note that Manila dominates service with 73 percent of phones, while rural districts show a 49 percent rise in new installations.
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Boston
Philippine Islands
Philippine
Ile of Negros
Bombay
Cairn
Philippines
Manila
Minkler County Dog Warden Seizes Unlicensed Dogs
County dog warden Lee Minkler captured two unlicensed dogs found frolicking in the road on the west side. He lodged both animals in the wagon and headed toward the county courthouse, noting additional concerns after a peculiar encounter with a goat.
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Lee Minkler
Minkler
Man Seeks Owner of Goat After Capturing Dog
A man reports capturing a dog described as one of his animals and further examination confirms he held both a dog and a goat. He now seeks to identify the goat's owner.
Boy Paroled to Parents in Killings Case at Paintsville
In Paintsville Kentucky on July 10 Carl Mahan aged 6 was paroled to his parents under probation supervision after a court battle that overturned a 15 year reformatory sentence for manslaughter in the shooting death of Cecil Van Hoose and a playmate following a quarrel over scrap iron.
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Paintsville
Carl Mahan
Cecil van Hoose
Carl
van Hoose
Three stabbed in garment workers strike in New York
July 19 report from New York states one woman and two men were stabbed amid garment workers strike tensions. Police launched inquiries as witnesses described chaotic conditions outside the factory district. The victims were removed to area hospitals with varying injuries.
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Garment
New York
New Orleans Walks to Work Amid General Strike
New Orleans faced industrial paralysis as 45 009 union men struck in solidarity with the carmen's walkout. Courts allowed limited picketing, while Public Service Inc resumed only with protection after riots caused two deaths and nearly $100000 in damage. A mass unions meeting planned to push for a general strike if negotiations fail.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Building Trades Council
Public Service, Inc
Carmen
City Commision Council
Wayne G. Borah
Victor Loisel
United States
Riots Erupt Between Rival Garment Striker Factions
Today hostilities flared as right and left wing garment workers clashed on 7th Avenue near 38th Street. Knives and blackjacks were used in a five minute battle witnessed by commuters near Pennsylvania Station. Police broke up the riot and detained 16 strikers for questioning.
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7Th Avenue
38Th Street
Pennsylvania Station
Wedding at East Columbus Church Aims to Boost Attendance
A wedding at East Columbus Christian church in Columbus Indiana was staged to increase church attendance and win a contest with the Christian church at Washington Indiana.
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Columbus
Ind
East Columbus
Christian Church
Washington, Ind
Busy Ark City widow avoids oil gusher on her farm
Arkansas City Kansas: Mrs Belle Olsen, a widow, says she is too busy to be bothered as a 2000 barrel oil gusher is struck on her farm near town. Since the flow of oil began she has visited the site only once, underscoring her calm demeanor amid the event.
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Belle Olsen
Arkansas City
Pictorial History of Lindbergh Published
New York publisher G. P. Putnam's Sons issues Lindbergh history in pictures. The volume compiles historic photographs from 60 nations with facsimile documents and accompanying text edited by Dr Francis Trevelyan Miller.
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Lindbergh
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Boys Try to Keep Circus Train in Portland
Five boys told police they dumped sand into the boxing around the wheels of several cars on the Al G. Barnes circus train in Portland to stop the show from leaving town. The incident disrupted the circus operators and prompted investigation by local authorities.
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Portland
Orc
al G. Barnes
Our business is writing fire and auto liability policies
An unidentified note states a business focuses on fire insurance, auto liability, and fire and theft residence burglary coverage for 201 Elyria block.
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