pennant hopes revive as three leaders win on same day
In a busy June program the Washington Senators, Chicago Cubs, and New York Giants each won to keep pace with Philadelphia in the 1901 standings. The Senators beat Cleveland 12 to 5 as Bump Hadley excelled after Lloyd Brown’s early exit, while the Cubs defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 on Church Klein’s 15th homer and a fourth- inning blast by Hurst. The Giants edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in 11 innings, with a late rally and three decisive hits from Terry, Jackson, and Farrell. Cincinnati topped Brooklyn in 11 innings as Cuccinelio’s single plated the deciding run.
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Florio Wins Central Ohio Golf Crown at Shawnee Course
John Florio of Columbus Ohio State student and former state amateur champion captured the Central Ohio district golf title with a two day medal score of 299 at Shawnee Country Club Lima. Ruddy of Dayton finished two strokes back with 301 and Bob Kepler of Dayton placed third at 303 in a tight finish among the leaders. George Berry of Newark was last year’s champion.
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Florio’s 70 Leads With Under Par Golf Round
Florio shot a 70 the only under par round. John Musgrove of Urbana matched par with 71 on Thursday afternoon. His tournament total stood at 312 as rounds concluded.
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Johnny Walker Cup Matches On June 25
Columbus officials announce the Johnny Walker Cup matches set for Thursday afternoon June 25 with Grantland Rice as chairman of the coordinating committee. The roster includes Warren W Brown Clumago Herald EBa aminer Charles Francis Coe Frank Craven Frank Crumit Herbert Grafis Charles Hall Bobbs Jones O B Keeler Thomas B Paine William D ichardson H G Salsinger Oscar Shaw Chester J. Smith Melvin A Traylor Davis J Walsh and Francs J. Powers among others from major outlets.
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Louisville Beats St. Paul Again
St Paul’s invasion of Louisville continued as the Saints sought to end a four game losing streak to the Colonels who beat them 5 to 4. The series reversed the teams’ positions with Louisville tightening its grip on the American Association lead. Wetland of Louisville surrendered nine safeties as Columbus failed to gain ground. Milwaukee beat St Paul 8 to 4 behind Knott. Toledo defeated Kansas City 2 to 1 while Minneapolis edged Indianapolis 8 to 7 as 26 hits were recorded.
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Ohio State cross country seniors named in 1931 roster
In Columbus on June 12 the Columbus paper lists OSU cross country seniors who will be lost to graduation: William Heintz Earl Hanover James Daille Homer White Miron Morehead Fred Hart and Tom McCullough. It notes other items including NFL meeting in Chicago July 11-12 and Green Bay winning 1930 trophy.
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Sniper Confession Tangles Cleveland Murder Case
Leon Wasilewski, 16, admits to killing Louise Gaudig 17 of Johnstown Pa in Cleveland on May 4. Police say a passing car sniper shot the girl as she returned from a neighborhood store with her cousin. He claimed he fired at a tree and did not see the victim. He was arrested in Chicago.
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Cleveland
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Knowledge as Power Harnessed by Action
An editorial restates the maxim that knowledge alone yields no power. true influence arises when knowledge is translated into decisive action and practical steps. It emphasizes applying learned insight to real-world outcomes and personal growth.
Shoestring Beginnings Define a Lifelong Paycheck
A profile sketches a man who began with nothing but a shoestring and built a lasting career. Despite later success, he remains connected to humble roots, shaping his outlook and decisions in work and life.
Judge Hands Down Important Ruling From Ohio Case
Akron June 12. Common Pleas Judge Walter B Wanamaker ruled that aiding or abetting an offense makes one a principal offender. A W Smyth keeper of Ghent Road Inn was guilty of possessing liquor for furnishing cracked ice and ginger ale, permitting drunkenness, and conniving at Prohibition violations. The decision, of statewide importance, also declared Ohio's criminal syndicalism law unconstitutional as to free speech.
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Minkler Issues Warning On Unleashed Dogs At Night
City dog warden Lee Minkler warns residents to keep dogs tied at night after several complaints of dogs breaking dens and preying on wildlife. He notes that even with licenses, dogs must be restrained at night under the law.
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Harding Memorial Dedication Plans Marooned for Hoover Event
Marion Ohio June 12 Complete plans to handle crowds for President Hoover at the Harding Memorial dedication Tuesday have been released by Hoke Donithen as chairman. Sixty acres of free parking near the memorial will be policed by state and federal officers. Route 23 will close from Harding Memorial Boulevard southward to two miles to provide standing room on the west side. Attendees should arrive by 1 pm for performances by the Columbus Glee Club and a Fort Hayes military band before the 2 pm program.
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May Appeal to Governor in Strike at St Clairsville
Officials of the M. A. Hanna plant in St Clairsville indicate they may appeal to the governor as labor tensions rise during a strike. June 12 marks expressions of concern from management over potential disruptions and wage discussions.
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