Lutherans Beat Jan Congregationalists 5 to 1 In Open Opener
Grace Lutherans defeated Congregationalists 5 to 1 with key plays by Patlin g Kelly Steagall and Webber. Krugman snatched Webber’s long fly to left in the second while Peabody pitched well, five runs came in, McClellan hit a homer in the sixth. St Pauls and Methodist to play at Cascade Park Tuesday. rain postponed five of eight major league games yesterday.
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Grace Lutherans
Jan By. Ie
BcClelan
Steagal
Webber
Webser
Biggs
Len Krugman Waade
Peabody
Rita
Congregationalists
Krogman
Birch
Hauserman
Vaughn
Steagall
St Paul's
Methodist
Cascade Park
Jonal
ABA Hpoa
McClellan
Irch
Fauserman
Aughh
C. St Seee
Kaufman
Olford
Oe Lover
Grace Lutherans—1. ‘Players Abr H PO A Behreftler
Himuttzens
Len Kr
Wooden
Oy Block
Abn
Bbirke
Schaefer
of Law
Krym'i Rf
Krugman
Wea
Grace
Peely
Schreffler
Hy Xe
Balle
Pesbody
Rke
Biges
Ebber
Cook Mpire
Bruce
Cleveland Tops Yankees Four to Three
In a tight American League matchup, Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 3. Chicago also wins 5 to 4, while games involving Philadelphia versus Detroit and St. Louis versus Washington were rained out.
Baseball matchups set across leagues and cities
The schedule lists ten games across the leagues with lineups in key markets. Cleveland visits New York and Chicago travels to Boston in the American League, while St. Louis hosts Detroit and Washington welcomes Detroit in the National League matchups with Brooklyn at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, and New York at Pittsburg.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit Ar
St. Louis Rene
Washington A
Chicago Aee
Boston Acerees
Ww. L
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Wee AB
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
St Louis
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
National League
Pittsburg
Sarazen eyes British Open after 36-hole total of 160
In Troon Scotland Gene Sarazen American open champion posts 86 in the second qualifying round and 75 yesterday for a 36 hole total of 160, a score believed sufficient to qualify for the British open. Jimmy Wilde and Pancho Villa prepare for their title bout at the Polo Grounds next Monday night. Great Falls Mont notes warn east readers about locals’ views on financial schemes tied to Jack Dempsey.
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Troon
Scotland
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
New York
Jimmy Wilde
Pancho Villa
Polo Grounds
Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Next Generation of Family Eyes 70 Win Heavy Title
Cele Sekar Soe and Tommy, tied to a racing dynasty, discuss the looming 70 win title as the father notes his children may carry the crown. If he fails, he hints he must begin training them to pursue the title themselves.
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Ginbons
Next Generation OF Family
Cele Sekar
Tommy
Oibows
Dem
Lorain County wool growers plan collective shipment
Lorain County wool growers continue a five year old practice to ship wool through the Farm Bureau to the State Association at Columbus for grading and sale. Shipments depart Elyria on June 15 and Wellington on June 16. Annual county wool output is about 100000 pounds, with Lorain wools regarded among the best in the country and contributing to Ohio’s high standard. The southwestern county area remains the largest wool region, with A. L. Dudley of Henrietta owning about 3000 sheep, while northern flocks have declined due to dairy farming.
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Lorain County
Farm Bureau
State Association
Columbus
Elyria
Wellington
Ohio
A. L. Dudley
Henrietta
Restrict Judges Who Sit in Other Counties
Columbus June 12 Declaring the statute allowing common pleas judges to sit in counties other than their own has been abused Attorney General Crabbe, in an opinion given State Auditor Tracy, holds that definite assignment by the chief justice of the state Supreme court is required before lower court judges may exchange courts and draw expenses from the state or county Only where the resident judge is disqualified or disabled or where the docket is so crowded as to require additional judges may the chief justice assign a judge from another county
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Crabbe
Tracy
State Supreme Court
Majors Watch Prep Pitching Star Maas
Major league scouts show interest in Herbie Maas of Lane Technical High School Chicago. Maas, four years from entering pro baseball, excels academically and athletically, having an enviable late innings record with a runless stretch and strong performances in Chicago. Yale readiness and future college attention noted.
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Norman E. Brown
Herbie Maas
Lane Technical High School
Chicago
Maas
Defending Title Threatened by Gibbons on July Fourth
The note suggests a possible title defense against Tom Gibbons on July 4, implying anticipation of a marquee matchup and excitement beyond a simple joke. The source emphasizes the expected confrontation and public interest.
Ruth Drives Bases and Yankees Fall to Indians 4-3
The game saw Ruth’s double in the first drive in two runs as Sherry Smith lauded the Babe for four straight walks. The Indians upset the Yankees 4 to 3 while Jess Barnes’s Boston debut was ruined as the Cubs won 10 to 2. Chicago White Sox opened strong and held on for a 9 to 4 win despite a late Boston tally.
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Ruth
Sherry Smith
Babe
Indians
Yankees
Jess Barnes
Boston Braves
Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Last Nights Fights Roundup From Three Cities
Willie Herman of Paterson earned a judge’s decision over Johnny Donnelly of Philadelphia in twelve rounds. In Pittsburgh Jack Zivic defeated Charley Whites of Chicago in ten rounds. Vincent Polifoni beat Mickey Forking in Youngstown twelve rounds. In Jersey City Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia shaded Johnny Buff in twelve rounds and Jack Feldman outpointed Bobby Burns in eight rounds.
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Troy
Willie Herman
Paterson
Johnny Donnelly
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jack Zivic
Charley Whites
Chicago
Jersey City
Patsy Wallace
Wallace
Johnny Buff
Jack Feldman
Bobby Burns
Racing and golf meet across North America and Britain
A snapshot lists racing events at Belmont Park Latonia Montreal Dufferin Park and Toronto. Golf majors include the British Open at Troon and Scottish Open. other venues cover Topeka Indianapolis New Haven and Greenwood with varied championships.
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Westchester
Belmont Park
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Montreal
First Wellington class will celebrate golden anniversary
Wellington June 12 Mrs W R Orrie Warner Wean and Miss Edith Dickson now of Oberlin are the two remaining members of Wellington high first graduating class which will observe its golden anniversary this week Election of officers for Friendship Guild Wellington June 12 The Friendship Guild of the Congregational church elected President Mrs E S Kerr Vice president Miss Dorothy B E Foote Secretary and treasurer Miss Aletha Stacey
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Wellington
Friendship Guild
Friendship Guild of
The
Congregational Church
E. 8. Kerr
Dorothy BE. Foote
Aletha Stacey
Livestock Shippers to Hear Ohio Director Tonight
June 12 F. G. Ketner, state director of cooperative livestock shipping in Ohio, will address livestock shippers of this district in the mayor's office this evening.
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Wellington
F. G.ketner
Co-Operative Livestock Shipping
Ohio
High vs Alumni Friday to close Wellington season
Wellington reports a Friday afternoon baseball game as the high school team closes its season against the Alumni. The item lists local personalities including John Stacey of Columbus visiting relatives, Margaret and Jeanette Warner shopping in Cleveland, Louis Bradstock and daughter Laurae in Elyria, and Gertrude Dibble and Dorothy Foote visiting Elyria.
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Wellington
John Stacey
Columbus
Margaret
Jeanette Warner
Cleveland
Louis Bradstock
Laurae
Elyria
Gertrude Dibble
Dorothy Foote
Tax petitions approved for Ohio referendum on Taft and Albough tax bills
Columbus June 12 TheSecretary of State Brown approved the form of petitions calling for a referendum on the Taft and Al bough tax bills. The petitions were submitted by John E McCreachen president of the Ohio association of real estate boards.
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Columbus
Brown
John E. McCrechen
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Slayer Given Reprieve Columus
The state supreme court today admitted for review the case of Edward Long who was convicted in Belmont county for first degree murder and sentenced to death by electrocution for killing Charles Conrad a Barnesville taxi driver on September 5 1922.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Edward Long
Belmont County
Charles Conrad
Barnesville
Farley Named Chair of United States Shipping Board
Edward P. Farley succeeds Albert D. Lasker as chairman after rising from vice president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Born in Madison Wisconsin he studied at the University of Wisconsin and held ship brokerage and marine insurance posts in Chicago before leading liquidations for the EFC. He then devoted time to large industrial firms and supports the administration’s merchant marine policy.
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Edward P. Farley
Albert D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
Washington
Lisquidation
Farley
Westerville Girl Drives Car to Escape Train
June 12 in Columbus Ruth Cubbage a Westerville high school student sped toward railroad tracks and started the engine of her car. Evelyn Dryer a schoolmate leaped to safety moments before the vehicle was demolished in the oncoming train.
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Columbus
Ruth Cubbage
Westerville
Gud
Evelyn Dryer
Russia Says Britain Demands Satisfactory Reply Stands
London report notes Russia's reply to Britain's requests in the dispute is deemed satisfactory and no rupture occurs. The foreign office says the Russo-British agreement remains in effect.
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London
Russia
Great Britain
Foreign Office
New Chemical Discovery Claims Safe Use on Items
A new chemical claim promises effective relief against bedbugs roaches ants and fleas without damaging springs furniture or clothing to be treated. The notice underscores safety for use on household fabrics and furnishings while avoiding damage.
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Cam Jaas
Yale
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Tom Gibbons
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