Elyria schedule notes and team matchup hints
A fragmented note outlines upcoming games for Elyria area teams with dates at Cleveland and Elyria venues. It mentions favorites Kells, Gold Bonds, Tellings, and Permanent Hames, plus a placeholder reference to a Sunday match and a June 19 to July 1 sequence.
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Wuili Nervy &K
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Lantu
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Elyria
Kells
Veland
Elrie
Cleveland
Hames
Yesterday's Heroes Highlight a Baseball Week
A jumble of scores and incidents from major league games. George Stiner, star first baseman for the Browns, stole bases in three trips to the plate as Philadelphia beat St. Louis 11 to 9. Mutou Gaston was relieved in the third and clashed with a spectator. New York, Chicago, and Boston teams posted wins and notable performances, including Babe Ruth and Gehrig homers, and Pirates and Braves games delivering decisive results.
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George Stier
J. Louis Browns
Ases
Het
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackten
Mutou Gaston
Brooklin
New York
Chicago White Sox
Gothamites
Babe Ruth
Buster Gehrig
Vic
Cleveland
Leitucs
Fdienry
Sanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pennsylvanians
Braves
Wns
Duke Mac
Philaelphia
Incinnati
Phillies
Philadelphia
Artle Difculty
Tyspie
Detroit
Boston
Standings and results from yesterday baseball games
American League results include Washington 10 over Cleveland and New York 4 over Chicago. Other scores: Philadelphia 11 over St Louis, Boston 6 over Detroit, Boston 12 over St Louis, Pittsburgh 9, New York 7 over Chicago, Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia 1. American Association shows Indianapolis 5 over Minneapolis, Columbus 6 over Milwaukee 4, Toledo 12 over Kansas City 10, Louisville 19 over St Paul 6. International League leads Newark 3 2, Syracuse 2 1, Rochester over Jersey City 3 over Reading 8, Toronto 7, Buffalo Baltimore postponed. Today’s games list multiple matchups including Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at New York. Leading hitters section lists Cook and Hornsby among top averages, with Dugan and Cuyler noted as leaders from the prior year.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Amrican Association
Indianapolis Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Newark
Syracuse
Rochester
Jersey City
Reading
Toronto
Bufffalo
Baltimore
National League
Brooklin
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
International League
Buffalo
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Seventy Track Teams Enter Big Meet Chicago
Seventy track teams from colleges nationwide entered the National Collegiate A A meet to be run at Soldiers Field stadium Friday and Saturday. The entry list surpasses last year’s record of 136 teams, with leading athletes from across the country. Illinois and Chicago organizers note strong Western and Midwestern participation and expect record performances. Charles A. Rawson, former U S Senator from Iowa, was named referee by AAStagg of the University of Chicago.
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Chicago
Tndat
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Soldiers Field Stadium
West Enilezes
Sport Events Today at Belmont Chicago Collinsville Latonia
Racing continues at Belmont Park Chicago Collinsville Latonia while tennis features New England championship at Hartford Conn and golf hosts Irish amateur closed championship at Cork Eastern women's championship closes at Waverly Mass. Virginia amateur championship opens at Virginia Beach boxing match Troneybor Finnegan vs Red Chapman 15 rounds Brooklyn.
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Belmont Park
Chicago
Collinsville
Latonia
New England
Hatford
Conn
Cork
Waverly
Mass
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Troneybor" Finnigan
O G H A L E SAYS HE HAS NO SYSTEM FOR TEAM
New York based report quotes Chicago White Sox manager Ray Schalk saying the team had two weak spots center field and second base at season start. He notes Metzler Ward McCurdy and pitchers Lyons Thomas and Blankenship solidified the club now contending with the Yankees for first and likely a long race, while Keb Faber heads a battle-ready pitching staff.
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New York
Juse
Ray Schall
Chicago White Sox
Metzler
Ward
McCurdy
Lyons
Thomas
Slankenship
White Sox
New York Yankees
Veteres
Keb Faber
Schalk
Blank
Nationals Rally to Top Indians in Washington Game
Nationals beat the Indians 10 to 5 in Washington after dropping two to Philadelphia. Sherry Smith and Joe Shaute struggled for Cleveland while Marberry and Thurston led the Nationals' pitching. Hodapp homered for Cleveland, Thurston added a two-base hit, and the game featured several substitutions and errors as Washington gained the victory.
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Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Indiens
Sherry Smith
Joe Shante
Cleveland
Willis Wedlin
Indians
Lisesbes
Nats
J_ Sewell
Summe
Ruel
Hodapp
Fhurston
J. Lowveil
Smith
Thurston
Marberry
Shoute
Callard
Leysen
Shaute
Karr
Coétlazrd
Pone
Plucher
Marberre
Lee- Jing
Ms and
Dinteen
European Heavy Beats Chicagoan In New Auditorium Fight
Otty Vonporat European heavyweight defeated Sally Montgomery of Chicago by decision in a ten round bout last night. VonPorat won every round except the sixth in the first event at the new municipal auditorium before about 12,009 spectators.
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Minngapolis
Minn
Otty Vonporat
Sally Montgomery
Chicago
VonPorat
Municipal Auditorium
Carlson Heads to Chicago in trade for Kaufmann Cavner
Chicago brief notes Hal Carlson reporting to the Chicago Cubs after a trade yesterday sending Jim Cavner and Tony Kaufmann to Philadelphia Nationals. Georgia rise Bobby Jones finishes Emory law course second in class. Mush Callahan defends welterweight title on July 12 at Wrigley Field against an unnamed top contender. Bud Taylor and Tony Canzonery set bantamweight title bout at Wrigley Field on June 22 following a recent draw.
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Chicago
Hal Carlson
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago Cebts
Yesterdard
Tony Kaufmann
Jim Cavrer
Callahan
All Star
American Legion
Wiigley Field
Ace Hodkins
Bud Taylor
Tony Canzonery
Wrigley Field
Spencer News Roundup and Social Notices
Dale Lechissiner will graduate at Capital University Columbus the week of June 12. Local residents listed as attending Daies Bests include Rev George Smith and the Lechleitner family among others. The Roedy family mourns a lost cow. Cleveland visitors include Alfred Berger and Mrs. Gulette. Sunday school events and visits fill the week with multiple households hosting relatives and guests. Miss Lavina Stroup departs June 3 for piano studies in London and Europe with ongoing prior study in Vienna. Mrs Sarah Billman of Filmer side visits Mrs John Simons.
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Dale Lechissiner
A. H. Lechlieitner
Capital University
Columbus
Daies
George Smith
Lorde Lechleitner
Verah Bulman
Maud Hendricks
Bernice Bitlman
Violet Aukerman
Roedy
Alfred Berger
Cleveland
R. S. Gulette
Water Rock
The
Baptist Church
Walter Hanley
Huntington
W. Trawler
Harrer Brevgler
Pittsfield
Lionel ‘Levy
William Breyley
Clara Woods
Evelyn Allen
Lorain
Aldrich
W. HH. M. Society
Lucy Gross
Tom McCourt
Cambridge
Ohio
Withaw Schout
M. A. Dickason
Glair Miller
B L. Myers
Jim Redwan
Billback
John Reker
Clyde
Harver Ingreham
Imbhamm
Norman Bowen
Thorly
Hoffman
Lakewood
Edd Weman
Will Hyman
A.B. Horsts
Charles Daxue
A. Dickason
Quinton
Wellington
Nukey
North Olmstead
Lavina Stroup
Or. Stroup
Alania
Toronto
Canada
London
England
Francisco Berger
British Isles
Thodore Lechistisky
Vienna
Awatria
Sarah Billman
Filmer Side
John Simons
Seventy Fatal Industrial Accidents In Ohio In May
A May report from the industrial commission records seventy fatal industrial accidents across Ohio. The tally, up from March, covers thirty four counties including Athens and Sandusky, with several counties showing reductions from April. No fatalities occurred in several counties such as Perry Delaware and Wood, while others recorded single deaths.
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Ohio
Athens
Sandusky
Todea
Curnhoca
Ereland
Mahoning
Sctotay Pelapa
Local residents gather for visits and family news
The notes list numerous visitors and relatives from Cleveland Oberlin Mansfield and Wellington. It mentions Rev Bennett serving eleven years at the Baptist church and Walter Boone hoped to return home from Cleveland hospital soon. Visitors include Mrs Hyman Art Rice Pearl and Miss Ferren with several family and friend gatherings across East Main Street and nearby towns.
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A. J. Rices
Keene Bes
Lid Street
Ea Hyman
Ciev Ad
Boon
Cleveland Hospital
Mr. Bennett
Baptist Church
M. A. Dickason
East Main Street
Art Rice
Pearl
Cleveland
Walter Boone
Sire
Clarence Dague
Leona
Mildred Rorell
Oberlin
Mack
Elmer Stuart
Walter Taylor
Cumberland
Marsland
Fannir Sthle
R. &. Gillette
G. 8. Hette
Tanneyille
Obie
Howell Sotler
Unclear fragmentary social notes from a local scene
Fragmentary text lists names and places including Mrs Chiriea Clappard and Mrs Tom Heland of Lakesood visiting, notes on travel between Kuremazog and Michigan, and visits to Lodi Hospital. Mentions of relatives, friends, and guests at homes appear with ill formed phrases and incomplete dates.
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Chiriea Clappard
Tom Heland
Lakesood
Nerther
Frau
Homer
Kuremazog
Michany
Lodi Soepital
Aires
Tlues Gro
Ant Halt
Ana Ees
Chathammen Sands
Dan Martha
Eivria Keye
Local Families Visit In Lakewood Salem And Wooster
Corwin Sthie, youngest son of its. Fannie Sthie, passed away to tuburlash, Massland, at the time of his sisters. His body is brought there to the home of Uncle J. A. Browwards, on Fri ins. Short services at the tame nd funeral services were held at the Baptist Church in Litchfield on Saturday. Burial there at the Cemetery, 7.
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Jane
Patricia
Lakewood
Weaver West
Salem
Helen Goshorn
Hubert Aulsman
Cleveland
Mise Isidred Bixter
Wooster
Carrie Omereid
Welligton
Friends Andeighbors
Corwin Sthie
Fannie Sthie
Tuburlash
Massland
J. A. Browwards
Baptist Church
Litchfield
Fragmented street encounters and a doctor’s busy day
Readable fragments show a beggar’s confrontation with a passerby over a flask and a request for a drink, a comically brusque scene in a doctor’s office, and a messy personal narrative of a chorus girl’s rival, a grocery debt, and a heated, accusatory love letter.
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