Draegert to Face Tellings in Key Out-of-Town Clash
The J. T. 8. City hall team meets Cleveland triple A champions the Tellings next Sunday at Riverview Park. Draegert will start for I. T. S. with Evans planning his regular lineup as both teams seek a big crowd and a strong out-of-town showing.
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J. T
City Hall
Tellings
Cleveland
Riverview, Park
Draegert
Evans
Dunn Field
Indians
Charley Dornkott
George Keidel
Johnny Lords
Fights End In Draw And Wins Across Multiple Cities
In New York Phil Kaplin and Pete Latzo fought to a 12 round draw. Sammy Mandell defeated Jack Wolfe by decision in Cincinnati. Teddy Marchant failed to appear in Columbus triggering suspension and forfeit awarded to Jeakle. Jimmy Jones beat Eddie Shevlin in Boston in a ten round welterweight bout. Over 2000 fans disappointed at Columbus arena.
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New York
Phil Kaplin
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Cincinnati
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Jack Wolfe
Cleveland
Alion Boy
Columbus
Teddy Marchant
Detroit
K. O. Jeakle
Toledo
Fairmont Arena
Columbus Boxing Commission
Jeakle
Boston
Jimmy Jones
Youngstown
Eddie Shevlin
New England
Racing Meetings Close at Belmont Latonia and Montreal
Meeting of Westchester Racing Assn closes at Belmont Park and Latonia Jockey Club meets at Latonia while Montreal Jockey Club closes at Montreal.
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Westchester Racing Assn
Belmont Park
Latonia
Various 1920s national sport events list
Golf events include British Open at Turnhouse and state championships in Maryland New Haven Topeka Missouri Greenwood with additional tournaments in Quebec Montreal and Kansas City. Shooting Minnesota State trapshooting opener at Pequet. Yachting Glen Cove Cup by New York Yacht Club. Polo Aung tournament at Philadelphia Country Club Rala Pa. Boxing matches Jack Britton Soldier Bartfield Frankie Schoell Panama Joe Gans staged in Brooklin Syracuse.
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Toon
Scot
Washington, D. C
Quebec
Montreal
Kansas
Topeka
Connecticut
New Haven
Missouri
Kansas City
Mississippi
Greenwood
Minnesota
Pequet
New York
Rala
Jack Britton
Soldier Bartfield
Brooklin
Frankie Schoell
Panama Joe Gans
Syracuse
Pirates pitcher Lee Meadows defies ex-teammates rule at Memorial Day
Manager McGraw was absent from the Polo grounds on Memorial Day and missed the largest crowd at the historic ball lot. Meadows, formerly with the Cardinals, faced his old team and proved an exception to the usual rule of a pitcher doing well against former colleagues.
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McGraw
Polo Grounds
Lee Meadows
Pirates
The
Cardinals
Elyria Kiwanis shell Medina Kiwanis in 18 to 9 rout
The Elyria Kiwanis overwhelmed Medina Kiwanis with an 18 to 9 victory at Cascade Park ball ground. Richwine launched a long homer, Kimmel followed with two homers, Pearse went 4 for 4 with three runs, and Judge Wilcox impressed as an old timer.
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Elyria Kiwanis
Medina
Pearse
AB Finnegan
Averell Kimmel
Adams
Saeeas
Pallas
Hoolgin
Welty
Peet
Wilcox
Betes
Mallick
Simpson
Altman
Deem
Ets
Scaeseeeen
Eee
Reynolds
Notable baseball roundup from early games
Cincinnati edged the Giants 4 3 as Bancroft miscue opened two Reds runs. Burns collected five hits as the Red Sox beat the White Sox 10 9. Hornsby fueled St Louis 23 2 over Boston after weeks away. Browns beat Yankees to halt losing streak. Brooklyn topped Chicago 8 4 ending Cubs}^{7} streak. Naylor life Detroit 4 2 over Philadelphia. Russell’s homer boosts Pirates 4 2 over Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Bancroft
George Burns
Red Sox
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Cardinals
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Busn
Yankees
Brooklyn
Cubs
Rollie Naylor
Detroit
Philadelphia
Rube Russell
Pittsburg
Pirates
Chronicle-Telegram Wins Easily Over Ohio Public Service
The Chronicle Telegram defeats the Ohio Public Service Co. team at Riverview Park in a lively contest. Highlights include Storm and Kershaw with multiple hits, Heath and Ryan combining for pitching, and a crowd-pleasing finish as Telegrams pull ahead after trailing early.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Public Service
Ohio Public Service Co
Telegram Warriors
Electrecians
Heath
Storm
Kershaw
Bainbridge
Telegram
Ryan
Smetzer
Barger
Musgrave
ABA
HPOA
Smelzer
P Larken
Cameron
Rusk
Sae Howell
Butts
Ewell
Peitz
Wenee Storm
Mosley
Evans
Hollis
Brownhelm Notes Elopement And Local Events
Miss Blanche Allen wed Marcus R. Smith in Monroe Michigan after eloping. They plan to live on the Smith farm south of Vermilion. The Congregational church Women’s Missionary Society meets Friday with Mrs. E Chapin. bake sale Saturday at Lindsley grocery. Elsie Brechmacher returns from Moreno Michigan to Brownhelm for summer. Local visits and ministerial association picnic noted.
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Brownhelm
Blanche Allen
Fred Gegenhemer
Marcus R. Smith
Ene County
Monroe Michigan
Brownhelm High School
Smith Farm
Vermilion
Woman's Missionary Society of the Cngregational
Local Notes and Community Gossip from Amherst Area
Roy and Walter Angersbach purchase a 10-20 H.C. tractor. Amhurst band leader Frank Krugman performs with the Brownhelm Band. Eugene Debs speaks in Cleveland with Rev and Mrs Hester and others attending. L. E. Hayes of Dover visits town. Chas Bechtel and son cement stables. Kendig family moves to a farm near Exasa. Ai Kendig works for Adam Claus. Birth announcements for Braschi, Claus, Beetler. Mrs Claus formerly Mae Woodruff. Home improvements at the Sanders residence. Mabel Malcomson recovering at her mother’s home. Margaret Leuszler employed at Elyria Exchange. George Wilson of Cleveland visits with his son James.
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Roy
Walter Angersbach
Frank Krugman
Amhersts
Brownhelm
Harold Hester
Isop Ben
Seoglans
George Horn
Cleveland
Eugene Debs
L. E. Hayes
Dover
Chas, Bechtel and Son
Paul Kendig
Exlasa
Tor
Kendig
Adam Claus
Ernest Braschi
John Claus
Beetler
Amherst
Sanders
Mabel Malcomson
Sarah Harris
Margaret Leuszler
Elyria
Arthur Life
George Wilson
James Wilson
Opening Liberty Bonds in New York Trading Notes
Opening liberty bonds in New York show Second 4 1 4s at 98.605, Third 4 11 4s at 98.17, and Fourth 4 1 3 4 at 98.80 as market quotes. Heavily truncated OCR yields limited readable data for other issue prices.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
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Fast Tellings
Genasco
LEE Whitney & CO
Bicycle and Tire Sale
Tribune Bicycles
Jimmy Murphy
Silvertown
J.D. Fletcher
Kiwanis Club Downs
Medina Here
Cascade Park
Ww. Pet
New York One
Cleveland Wee
Boston Cen Ee
Washington
Chicago Ween
Ww. L. Pet
Pittsburgh Saee
Ree
Boston Ste A Ee
Pittsburgh
St Louis
St. Lows
Tara
Lake Shore
Fran
Lotatn
Bert
Helgins Norwalk
Sandusky
Clyde
Believue
Fremont
Rontortay Findlay
Lima
Ite
Norwalk
Sanctuaky
Morton
BIG Ten
CUB
Otto Vogel
University
Hlinois
Chicago Cube
Riverview Park
Julius Fischer
Sitka
Atwit
Sietkser
Larkin
Wild
Mostey
Columbia Steels
Bob Stephans
Bertha Wiers
Colson
Bull Rose
Chronicle~Telegram
Henry Andress
East Ave
Wassermans
Elyria Superior Electric Co
356
Broad Street
FR. W. Bechtel
Telephone Black
Studebaker Light
Span
Che Road
Studebaker
South Bend
Ohio
Studebaker Yea
Liberty
the Western Reserve Finance Co
Turner Block
E. Loeffler Co
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