LOST TEN DOLLAR BILL PROMPT REWARD OFFERED
Lost 10 bill in downtown store or on Broad St Saturday evening between 4 and 6 PM. Your honesty rewarded. Address 1316 East Ave. Special notices include tax returns deeds and mortgages drafting contracts and court bonds offered by F A Smith & Bros at 201 Elyria Brock. Driving to New York around July 20 seeks one or two references.
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Broad St
Ast Ave
F. A. Smith & Bro
Elyria Brock
New York
Chronicle
Telegram
Notices of Appointment and Court Action in Lorain County
Notices announce appointment of executors and administrators for multiple estates in Lorain County Ohio including Fred V Carpenter Mary L Stack Stewart H Strickler Peter Tracak and Pauline Knight Eaton. Also a civil suit by Youngs & Young against Eaton seeks 185.37 plus costs with attachment on Vermilion property. answer due by September 3 1932.
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Fred V. Carpenter
Savings Deposit Bank, & Trust Co
Fred Vcenter
Ohio
H ( Wildon
Lard County
Stewart H. Strickler
Mande A. Strickler
Elyria
Lorain County
A. D
H.C. Wilcox
Said County
Peter Tracak
C. H. Ingwer
Jare
Chioo
Tyne
H. C. Wilcox
Pauline Knight Eatom
Capital Avenue
N. E. Battle Michigan
Henry Young
Don J. Youngs
Youngs & Young Attorneys
Norwalk
Common Pleas Court
Pauline Knight Eaton
Vermilion - On -the- Lake
Young & Young
Southworth Named Columbus Red Birds Manager
William H. Southworth, 10, of Columbus, takes over active management of the Columbus Red Birds after a six game losing streak on the west swing. Fred Hunter is released. George Toporcer expected to replace him. Seibold may become Toronto International League manager. Columbus recently acquired Harold Anderson from Toronto.
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Olumbus
William H
Billy) Southworth
Columbus
Minn
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Harry
Nemo) Seibold
Fred Hunter
Red Birds
Leland S. MacPhaul
Southworth
Rochester
George Toporcer
Seibold
Toronto
Southworth Career Path Through MLB and Minor Leagues
The article tracks Southworth’s 1914 to 1929 career transfers across teams in the American Association Pacific Coast League Southern League and major leagues including the Pirates Braves Giants Cardinals and a Rochester management era. It notes a 15 000 swap for Wal ter Maranville and highlights his later success as a minor league manager with Rochester pennants and rising reputation.
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Southworth
Toledo
Cleveland
Portland, Ore
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Walter Maranville
Braves
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Toledo Rallies To Beat St. Paul
COLUMBUS, O July 12 WE Kansas City despite an eight run rally in the ninth inning Jost to Louisville under the floodlights last night 10 to 9 Minneapolis league leader maintained its standing through idlesness The second place Indianapolis team lost to Milwaukee and in the 2 to 3 defeat lost ground in the close competition for the leadership Jack Knott Milwaukee pitcher recorded his 11th victory Trailing 3 to 4 at the beginning of the seventh Toledo pushed across eight runs in that inning.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Jost
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Jack Knott
Toledo
Davis Cup Upset Overshadows World Tennis Title Talk
United Press reports Germany eliminated Britain to set up a USA bid against Italy or Germany, with France looming for the Davis Cup. Ellsworth Vines Jr. gains praise from English critics, while Henri Cochet and Bud Caldwell’s prospects spark debate. The piece blends sharp analysis of players and national stakes, noting Cochet’s famous comeback history and Vines’s top form.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Germany
Great Britain
Pals
America
England
Wood
Sheelds
Wimbledon
Austin
Perry
United States
Italy
U. S
France
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Henri Cochet
Lyon
Cochet
Unclear Victory Over St. Paul Leads to 11 5 Win
The article notes a final score of 11 to 5 in favor of the winner over St. Paul, highlighting a decisive triumph. Specific teams and context are not provided in the readable text.
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St. Paul
Promise Of Real Ball Game At Fair Grounds
A marquee ball game at the fair grounds is set for 6 pm between the deputy sheriffs led by Clarence Adams and the county garage employees. Both squads report sharp practice and claim to have ironed out kinks. Sheriff Adams notes the game will proceed barring any major calls. Lineups include Forest Adams as pitcher and Claude Adams catching for the sheriffs, while the garage team features Jath Breagger at first and Gauman at second. Umpire will be Sheriff Adams.
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Hunter
Tilden
Borotta
Vines
Perry
Lott
Forest Hills
Pasadena
Vince
Cochet
Fairgrounds
Clarence Adams
Sheriff Adams
Forest Adams
Claude Adams
Paul Chapman
Clarence Walkden
Gerald Nau
Kenneth Walkden
Henry Moehl
Clarence Dick
Bob Rodgers
Fred Brownsworth
H.C. Wilcox
Hubbard Wilcox
Bob Chapman
Don Walkden
Jath Breagger
Gauman
Sidi Kolinski
Lerseb
Charles Biggs
Nichols
Ensign
Mole
Farr
Standings and Daily Results From Early Baseball Schedule
Yesterday results show Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 12 and New York 15 St. Louis 4 Detroit 3 Boston 3 Washington 3 Chicago 1. Today’s games include Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington plus yesterday’s results Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 3 and Boston 2 Chicago 2. Tonight Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh and Boston visits Chicago Philadelphia visits St. Louis New York at Cincinnati Toledo 11 St Paul 6 Louisville 10 Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 2 Toledo at St Paul Columbus at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City. Yesterday Newark 4 Jersey City 12 Rochester 6. Newark at Toronto two games Jersey City at Rochester Baltimore at Montreal Reading at Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Philade'phia
Todey
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Toledo
St Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Yodav
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Reading
Buffalo
G. Pet
Major League Leaders From United Press Report
The United Press lists top players by league with batting and fielding figures for the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Foxx, Averill, Gehrig, Waner, Hurst, Klein, Lombardi, O'Dell, and Davis, with Ruth reaching base once in four at bats in the reported game.
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United Press
G. AB. R. H. Pei
Foxx
Phila
Whiker
Detroit
Averill
Cleve
Gehrig
Barns
St. In
Morgan
Cleveland
G. AB. KR. A. Pet
P. Waner
Pitts
Hurst
Klein. Hila
Lombardi
Cincin
O'Dell
Blein
tedas—Davis
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Baseball batting notes from a late 1920s game
The record shows Lou Gehrig singled and walked in three plate appearances, driving in two runs. Al Simmons collected four singles in ten at bats, driving in three runs. Hack Wilson hit two doubles in four at bats for three RBIs. Bill Terry sat out.
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Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Dickey Suspension Still Unsettled After Penalty
Cleveland July 12 The 30 day suspension and 1000 fine on New York Yankees catcher Bill Dickey for slugging Carl Reynolds of Washington appears unsettled though American League directors upheld the penalty Colonel Jacob Rupert president of the Yankees reportedly urged Dickey to appeal to Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis The directors set the minimum suspension at 30 days for an unprovoked assault and the league presidents kept season opening and closing dates unchanged.
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Cleveland
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Jacob Rupert
Yankees
Dickey
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Radio Programs Across Cleveland Stations Tuesday Listing
Eastern Standard Time schedule listing WTAM WH WGAR NBC W E AF WEAF stations with programs from 2:02 to 11:30 pm including sports baseball shows musical acts bands orchestras and comedian performances across WTAM WH WGAR NBC W E AF networks and local hosts in Cleveland area listings.
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Palais
Dwd
Solnist
Lady Next Door
Breen
DeRose
Pirate Club
Schirmer and Schmitt
Sports Flash
Jack and Jill
Waldorf-Astoria
Don Amado
The
Goldbergs
Goodyear
Nellie Revell
Vincent Lopez
Jack and Jilh
Sports Review
Time
Hello
America
Jack Miles
WTAM
Cleveland
Do May Bailey Lee Simms
Ray Perkins
Sanderson and Crum
Walter Smith
Ed Wynn
Walter O'Keefe
Ralph Hicibery
Opry House
Revell
Whiteman
Don Amnado
Skippy
Chandu
Fiano Pictures
Connie Boswell
Lou Rich
Symphony Orchestra
Irene Beasley
Sue
Susan
Suzanne
Perkin
Jaké
Isham Jones
Stock
WGAR
Black
Sheer Romance
Lowell Thomas
Ball
Rajput
Stebbins Boys
Gene Austin
You
Your Government
Jane Froman
Larry Funk
Boidman
Amos
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