Eagles Lose 6 to 1 to Wakeman Red Caps in Exhibition
Elyria Eagles were routed 6 to 1 as Wakeman capitalized on errors after two hits by rival pitcher Carl Lefty Bement. Archie Barthlome held Elyria to six hits while Cebula's base running nearly saved a shutout. Eagles plan revenge when they visit Wakeman next Sunday amid a large crowd.
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Elyria Eagles
Wakeman
Red Caps
Elyrians
Carl
Bement
Baldwin- Wallace College
Archie Barthlome
Cebula
Eagles
Stolen bases and pitching details from Bryant game
Bryant players, Hurat, Bryant, Buckley, Fitzpatrick, Schacht, Jacobs stole bases. Hurst sacrificed. Be ment issued four walks, Barthlome two. Barthlome struck out 12, Bement 11. Hurat, Fitzpatrick, and Gasser hit by pitches. Barthlome and Bement each threw one wild pitch.
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Wakeman AB
Shriner
Gasser
L. Wrage
Kaiser
Jacobs
Schacht
Barthlome
Eagles Wakeman
Buckley
Earl
Bryant
Hurat
Fitzpatrick
Hurst
Bement
Florio May Be Last Buckeye Golf Champion
Johnny Florio, a 20 year old Italian from Columbus, may be Ohio’s final amateur golf champion as Buckeye era ends. The Brookside Country Club event ended amid clash over public course access, with the Ohio Golf Association proposing to ban public links players and rename the title to the Ohio Golf Association championship amid criticism of the changes.
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Johnny Florio
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Golf Association
Brookside Country Club
Florio
Hawks
Neil Ransick
Cincinnati
Buckeye Golf
F. Stanley Crooks
Crooks
Joe Toth
Columbia Hills
Toth
Association’s backward move stifles state golf growth
Observers say the association harmed the game by hindering development and could have limited outsiders with sectional qualifying rounds. Some feel the O G A has figuratively cut its own throat by reducing its value to golf.
Odds Against the Giants Rise or Fall in Tough Schedule
New York Giants face a brutal six week stretch with 52 of 70 remaining games against western clubs. John McGraw’s team must sweep series against St. Louis and Pittsburgh to stay in the pennant chase, then tackle Chicago, Cincinnati, and more in a grueling march through the NL rivalries. The ask is daunting, with slipups likely as the schedule tightens.
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New York Giants
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
John McGraw
Pirates
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Brooklyn
Robins
Joppa 15 Victor Over Woodmen
The Joppa baseball team defeated the Modern Woodmen 5 to 3 at Cascade Park yesterday. Joppa added a second win over Woodmen as catcher starred with a home run in the seventh inning and a run-scoring sequence with a teammate on base.
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Joppa
Elyria
Cascade Park
Woodmen
Watching the Scoreboard from a Busy Baseball Day
Yesterday's action saw the Athletics beat the Indians 5 to 3 with Bing Miller driving in three in the tenth to gain ground on the league. Russel shut out the Browns to a 5 to 2 win for Boston in St. Louis. The White Sox fell 7 to 1 to the Senators in Chicago. The Giants and Cardinals split a doubleheader in New York, McGraw's squad winning 7 to 6 then losing 8 to 4. Cincinnati toppled Brooklyn 12 to 3 as five Brooklyn pitchers could not stop the Reds. In Providence Clarence Carlin demanded payment and lost an ear to George Toste. a jury awarded Carlin damages of 2800. In London 11-year-old Joan Brunton will attempt to swim the Channel on her 12th birthday in August after training at Dover. In Marianna a private zoo houses two eagles, parrots, dogs, cats, rabbits and game cocks.
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St. Louis
New York
McGraw
Walker
Haines
Haid
Fist
London
Joan Brunton
Dover
Quarrel Ends in Double Tragedy Near Somerset
In Somerset Kentucky a weekend gun fight left two dead. Hiram Sexton 65 shot an assailant Raymon Huff 21 who fled pursued by Sexton’s son 21. Sexton shot Huff’s horse then killed Cec il Merkle 21 at Huff’s home. Sexton captured later. Huff remains missing.
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Somerset
Hiram Sexton
Sexton
Raymon Huff
Claude
Huff
Cecil Merkle
Merkle
Burside
Betty Koepp 9th Birthday Party Honors Betty Barris
Mrs John Koepp entertained on Elyria avenue for the seventh anniversary in Bettys honor Saturday afternoon Games and contests featured Bouquets of sweet peas in pink and white colors A birthday cake with lighted tapers echoed the theme Guests included Betty Barris Lois Wolczynkowski Evelyn Thomas Donald Schiefferstein Edward Nabakowski Vincent Strauss Marjorie Lawrence Lois Schibley Janet Schwitzke Barbara Dute Columbus Doris Arnold Koepp and others Betty received many gifts
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Amherst
John Koepp
Elyria Avenue
Betty
Betty Barris
Lois Wolczikowski
Evelyn Thomas
Donald Schiefferstein
Edward Nabakowski
Vincent Strauss
Marjorie Lawrence
Lois Schibley
Janet Schwitzke
Barbara Dute
Columba
Doris
Arnold Koepp
Brown family reunion held at Worth Ridge home
About 85 members gathered for the Brown family annual reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wiegand’s Worth Ridge home. Attendees came from Toledo, Oak Harbor, Genoa, Port Clinton, Kipton, Elyria, Lorain, Akron and Amherst for a chicken dinner, games, and contests. Officers elected for 1929 1930 include Edward Kothe Kipton president C Weigand Amherst vice president and Mrs Anna Michael Amherst secretary treasurer. The 1930 gathering will be at Mr. and Mrs. William Mauer Elyria.
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Brown
Ben Wiegand
Worth Ridge
Toledo
Oak Harbor
Genoa
Port Clinton
Kipton
Elyria
Lorain
Akron
Amherst
Edward Kothe
C. Weigand
Ambherst
Anna Michael
William Mauer
Walther League convention session attendees named
Concordia club members and St. Pauls Lutheran church attendees listed at the Walther League convention in Fort Wayne Indiana on Sunday. Names include Louise Kreeger Amelia Koepp Ruth Hoffman Ruby Kreeger Gertrude Kreeger Helen Bechstein Florence Wolczikowski Earl Grugel John Kunde Henry Auenhauser Chester Streicher Maurice Stark Mrs. Fred Hoffman and Mrs H Abram.
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Concordia Club
St. Paul’s
Evangelical services and summer conference notes
Rev Henry Dute led Sunday services at St Peter's Evangelical Church with an inspiring talk The Christian a Light of the World. Next Sunday Rev Bischoff of Oberlin will lead English and German services Delegates and speakers for the Linwood park summer conference include Dr Prae torious Bishop Spreng and Prof Kimmel About 599 delegates expected Mrs Earl Haas and daughter Shirler and Mrs Harold Gruxel were guests of Mrs Don Rockwood St Peter's missionaries plan an outdoor meeting at the Best home Oak Point Claire Avery Toledo to visit before West trip Lay delegates for Amherst annual conference set for Sept 19 Mrs Jessie McLean named Amherst representative Mrs A K Jenne delegate reserve St Anns Sewing society meets at parochial school Thursday afternoon
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Henry Dute
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Bischoff
Oberlin
Eld
Tolhurst
Buchholz
Cleveland
Ward Tolhurst
Middle Ridge
J. H. Kirkland
Joan
Harold Jr
Toronto
Canada
B. A. Jenne
Springs
Conference of Evangelical Churches
Linwood Park
E. W. Praetorious
S. P. Spreng
Kimmel
Repp
Earl Haas
Shirler
Harold Gruxel
Don Rockwood
Missionary Society of
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Oliver Best
Oak Point
Henry Schriner
Claire Avery
Toledo
Amherst
J. B. Avery
Los Angeles
California
Methodist Church
Cambridge
Ohio
Jessie McLean
A K. Jenne
St. Ann's Sewing Society
Ann Fuhrman
Lorain Lutheran meet to be hosted by Zion church
The club of St Pauls Lutheran church plans to attend the Lorain county Lutheran Men's society meeting at Zion Lutheran church in Lorain this Friday evening. Sunday visitors from Carlisle included Mrs Arthur Squires Mrs Phoebe Hines Mr and Mrs J H Penfound Harland Penfound Miss Florence Penfound Mrs Hazel Gaywood and daughter Ardit h at the home of Mr and Mrs George Walker South Lake villa.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lorain County
Extra "Z" Wins Last Place in Phone Book
New York edition adds another Z to the name R Cantarrana Yzyzz to take the last slot in the telephone directory. The prior last entry was Lewis Brown Zzyz a rabbi and author.
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New York
R. Cantarrana Yzyzz
Lewis Brown Zzyz
Foreigners in Peping Reach 2292 Count
The Chinese police census reports Peping outside the Legation Quarter housing 2292 foreigners, mainly Russians and Japanese, against a city total of 1,297,718. Men outnumber women by 779,704 to 518,014, and 123,109 students reside in Peping, underscoring its status as a major student center.
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Peping
Legation
Free List Says Foreign Fruit Entered in Stockholm
Stockholm authorities announce a free list covering fruit not raised in Sweden. Lemons oranges peaches prunes and other foreign grown varieties are included, effectively removing restrictions on their entry.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sweden waives duties on certain fruits in six month window
The Swedish Riksdag adjourned and approved duty free import of pineapples bananas apples and pears during the first six months of the year when native fruits are unavailable. The move protects native produce while avoiding higher living costs as Sweden relies on imports from the American west coast.
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Sweden
Riksdag
Washington City Hails St Patrick Conduction Across District
Washington City reports a bizarre spring with many rattlesnakes appearing unusually aggressive in the northwest district. Farmers have killed numerous snakes, including three decapitations by William Pendell near his home in a single week. A house cat attempted to assist in hunting, but is expected to recover from injuries.
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Condon Ferry
Wash
St. Patrick
William Pendell
New French Process Gives Mello Gloria Face Powder Smoothness
A French method yields Mel Loglo face powder with unparalleled smoothness and long wear. The product is tested for pure color, resists a pasty or flaky look, does not irritate or clog pores, and keeps a youthful bloom longer. Crandall's Drug Store advertises the powder Mel Loglo.
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Mello Glo
Crandall's Drug Store
New Fiction At Elyria Library Catalog Highlights
The Elyria Library lists about six new fiction titles this week. Dark Hester by Sedgwick details a mother in law and daughter in law clashing over a husband. Wolves of Chaos follows Cutty Clay in Red Russia and Paris intrigue. The Devil and the Deep Sea features six months of probation under a dead woman’s will.
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Elyria
Dark Hester
Sedgwick
Petrovski
Cutty Clay
Red Russia
Paris
U. S
Jordan
Vacation Special at Temple Barber Shop
Max Slutzker invites friends to the Masonic Temple Building for a barber visit offering boys haircuts at 25 cents daily and 50 cents on Saturdays, with four chairs and no waiting.
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Max Slutzker
Temple Barber Shop
Masonic Temple Building
Ne and Shorty Nulford and the Wataen will tale
A fragmented note hints at Ne and Shorty Nulford linked to the will of Jim Wataen who died by hanging as the country searches for them. A contrasting tale follows about a woman in a so called deal marriage whose life is gray and empty beneath quiet irony and humor. The piece closes with a heroic tableau of Victoria Cross recipients recalled by Captain Oliver during the Front.
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Shorty
Nulford
Kia Pal
Jim Wataen
Erskine
Oliver
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listing notes 1929 United Press schedule with WEAF NBC and CBS networks. Highlights include Roads of the Sky on WEAF NBC at 6 p.m. EST and 8 p.m. EST, a variety concert, and Whiteman's Orchestra on CBS network at 8 p.m. EST.
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United Press
WEAF
NBC
WASBC
CBS
Whiteman
Printing Birth and Wedding Announcements Advertised
A local printer offers services for birth and wedding announcements wedding and dance invitations calling cards and commercial printing of all kinds for community use and events.
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