Court House Rats Rally Past LaGrange in County League Thriller
The Court House Rats edged LaGrange 8 to 3 in a high scoring county league clash. Ambrose and Webber led a sharp Rats attack with four defensive plays aiding the win, while Hastings struggled with 14 hits as LaGrange produced several timely hits but could not convert.
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Court House Rats Lagrange
Bill Henke
C. H. Rats
LaGrange
Hastings
Sehweda
Nichols
Haddow
Webber
Ambrose
Zelding
Tulk
Warapth
Heynolds
Hacdow
Armbrosee
West
Wilcox
Etulk
Heddon
Reynolds
Lagreanse
Moore
McMillan
Schweda
McMillan and Wilcox
Hran
McClellan
Fortush
Ratsest
Henderson
Tusk
LaGranne—Henderson
Johnson
Kihm
West- McMillan
Amborse
Forbush
E.tuik
Haddon
Reynold
Reynolds Stote Webber
Kirim
Straw
LaGranse
Ryan
Toning Rats
Amoore
Infeld
EL Tulk
Baddow
Staie
Web
E. Tulk
Gow
Jernolds
Webber Welkeal
LaGrange—Rvan
Wichols
Arirome
Wenderson
S . Long
King May Visit U S After Wimbledon Photo Note
A photograph from Wimbledon shows Spain’s tennis champion M Alonso. The caption notes Alonso may visit the United States in the summer after reaching the semis in the world championship singles won by W Tilden Jr. of Philadelphia. A Columbus notice adds Franklin county deputies will inspect trucks for overloading and illegal tractor wheels.
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M.alonso
Spain
Wimbledon
England
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Alonso
United States
Columbus
Franklin County
Abundant Bass Hatch Report From Ohio Lakes
Prof. Raymond C. Osborn of Ohio State University leads a survey for the Bureau of Fisheries and Game on Ohio lakes and streams. He notes large mouth black bass bluegills and sand bass in Lakeside harbors and says waters hold game fish with ample natural food for all ages. Observations at Put-in-Bay with Harry Crossley George Miller and R V Bangham suggest cold weather and a northeast wind displaced many bass from beds and the 1919 hatch produced two year old bass, indicating strong stocking.
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Columbus
Jutz
Raymond C. Osborn
Ohio State University
Ohio Lakes
Bureau of
Fis and Game
Hast
West and
Middle Harbors
Lakeside
Putin-Bay
Osborn
Harry Crossley
Lake Erie
George’ Miller
Prisp
Putin-Bar
Baylo University
Waco
Teras
Open Season on Fur Bearing Animals Amended Ohio Law
The amended Ohio fur bearing animals law defines open seasons for skunk fox and opossum from November 15 to February 1, raccoon November 1 to February 1, and mink and muskrat November 15 to March 1. Possession rules, nuisance exceptions, and penalties for illegal taking or possessing hides are detailed.
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C.M. Williams
Cabinet delays public meetings pledge under Davis
July report shows Governor Davis cabinet struggling to open department head meetings to the public. Officials say implementing the promise to make all meetings open to any interested person is doubtful. The governor is not expected to attend today’s session.
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Governoivs
Colussbus
Davis
Starling
Sion
Covernor
Inside story of fixing of World Series unfolds at trial
Chicago July 13 The inside story of the alleged fixing of the 1919 World Series was to be revealed today at the trial of former White Sox players and alleged gamblers. Bill Burns the first White Sox pitcher testified immunity from prosecution granted. The state aimed to use Burns testimony to prove a payoff scheme with players and gamblers. Other witnesses include Soron Bancroft and John of the American League. The defense argued the World Series played under officials orders and that players were not the target of indictments setting up a contract violation.
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Chicago
White Sox
Bill Burns
White White Sox
Burns
Zon
Eiaert
World Sport Events Today
Racing meeting of Empire City Racing Association at You. Meeting of Windsor Jockey Club closes at Windsor Ontario. Trotting Grand Circuit at Kalamazoo. GilI National Open Championship at Washington D C. Wisconsin State Championship opens at Kenosha. Colorado women’s championship in Denver. Trapshooting tournament at Seattle.
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Empire City Racing Association
Windsor
Kalamazoo
Washinaston
Dicl
Wisconusid State
Kenosha
Denver
Seatsle
Canning Plant Fire Damages Louisville Facility
A fire at the Louisville Comserves Company Jarse Rew canning plant in Yak land Park caused about 225 699 in losses. Insurances covered part of the damage and half of the canned goods on hand were saved.
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Louisville
Louisville Comserves
Jarse Rew
Ywichland Park
For & Dillion
Baseball Standings and Results From Latest Games
The American League shows Cleveland 3 Washington 2 and New York 19 Detroit 1. Chicago 5 to 4 in ten innings, Boston 4-3, St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 0. New York 12 Pittsburg 1, Boston 14, St. Louis 8 Cincinnati 9-9, Philadelphia 5-5. Chicago 8 Brooklyn 1. Washington visits Cleveland. New York visits Detroit. Boston hosts Chicago. Philadelphia travels to St. Louis. Pittsburg visits New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia doubleheader. St. Louis at Boston. cage noted at Brooklyn.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Cage
New Yorthy
Washington Oh
Ais
St. Louiz Se
Aes
Sre
Ate
Greatest Golf Championship Gets Underway in Washington
Washington hosts the Greatest Golf Championship with 200 experts at the Columbia Country Club for the qualifying round. Half the field plays today with the rest to qualify tomorrow. Professionals deem the qualifying round the toughest yet, with up to twenty players in contention for the title. Walter Hagen, Ernie Woodrow, and Payne Stewart are among the leading contenders in the field.
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Washington
Erie2
Columbia Country Club
Naonlayer
Prener
Feuth
Gre Fhe Favorits
Walter "Hagen
Irkwood
Mitenell
Parrvicipere
Gay
Guaifvine
Giants Bounce Pirates In One Sided Baseball Game
The Giants overwhelmed the Pirates with strong hitting and dominant pitching as Morrison and Giasner struggled on the mound. Neai Oitched Seeball The Reds defeated the Phillies in another lopsided contest.
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Intermaliopad
Giants
Pirates
Morrison
Giasner
Neai
Reds
Phillies
Braves pound Card s in doubleheader with 16 hits
Boston Braves tally 14 runs on 16 hits as Cardinals pitchers struggle in both games of a doubleheader. Homers by Horgshby and Mc Henry spark the visitors while Babe Ruin sets a Detroit distance mark with a 369 foot homer. Seweill's triple helps the Indians as the Yankees win easily. Kerr and Hodge start for White Sox and Chicago in a Boston loss.
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Boston Braves
Horgshby
McHenry
Butch Berther
Mavaser Robinson
Ide
Fights in Cincinnati Decide Close Card at Ten Rounds
Last Night's bouts in Cincinnati produced a split decision with Battling Chink defeating Sally Enstein in ten rounds at Toledo. Young Webb from Dayton stopped Shenparc of Cincinnati in ten rounds.
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Cincinatti
Cincinnati
Sally Enstein
Toledo
Young Webb
Dayton
Shenparc
Firemen Seek Out of Town Game Sunday
Local Fremens baseball team requests an out-of-town game Sunday. Contact Carl Ed Stokes at 2162 concerning details.
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Fremens
Ieam
Carl Ed. Stokes
Landlord Wins 29000 Permit For Ely Hotel Remodel
W B Musser, landlord of Ely hotels, secures a 29000 building permit to overhaul the former Toolift hotel. Work will include basement to roof renovations, new rooms, and modern improvements to relieve hotel shortage until the Elvira Savings and Trust Co. bank building is completed on the Andwur site.
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W. BR. Musser
Pare Ad Ely
Alfeedasauis
Ely
Toolift Hotel
Good Progress
Elvrra Savines & Trust Co. Bank
Andwur
Reading matter sought for Ohio pen inmates
Chaplain I O Reed of the Ohio penitentiary appeals to the public for reading material for inmates. He says good reading will help reform and asks for magazines and illustrated readers to be boxed and sent to Columbus. Fremont charges will be held, not express fees.
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I. O. Reed
Ohio Penitentiary
Flo
Columbus
Fremont
Cadiz horse dies after workout on Joel track
A race horse owned by Jesse Dennis collapsed and died following a workout on the Joel track. Officials cite the heat as the suspected cause of the fatal incident.
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Cadiz
Jesse Dennis
Joel
Weens Chautauqua Opens Saturday for Six Days
Tickets are on sale for the Chautauqua starting Saturday. Redpath has taken over the Lincoln circuit to stage the entertainments. A large attendance is expected with ticket prices at 2.20 and 1.19.
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Redpath
Lincoln
Elyria Births and Amherst Travel Highlight Local News
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Bowell of Elyria at the hospital yesterday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Fourcell on Monday. Many Amherst residents plan to travel to Cleveland for the Elyria Day baseball game. Miss Maude Gawn has returned home after spending several days in Vermilion visiting friends.
Filtration Plant Casting Lost Delays Water Supply
Officials struggle as 12 feet of special casting for high lift pumps is missing en route to the new filtration plant causing delays in delivering treated water. JEWETT T Hl: Toner, a local workshop owner, was found dead in a rear-room fire related incident. physicians cite extreme heat. Toner formerly lived in Cadiz.
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