Eddie Mack the Money Fighter Heads to Loyola
Chicago reports Eddie Mack the lightweight plans Loyola University study to enable a legal career after earning about ten thousand dollars last season. The Denver St. Regis college graduate built a reputation on smart boxing, defeating Tode Morgan and drawing twice in a weight class. He plans summer fights in Colorado before enrolling this fall and is spending the off season at Alamosa.
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Shute Defeats Sargent To Take Central Ohio Golf Title
Denny Shute, Brookside pro, won the Central Ohio District Golf Association open after a 36 hole round at Columbus. He finished with 142, two under par, ahead of Leonard Schmutte and a tie for third between Mike Godman and Harold Jordan. Alex Campbell followed with 149 as play began on the Columbus Country Club course in the district amateur tournament.
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Brookside Country Club
George Sargent
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Brookside
Ohio
Leonard Schmutte
Shawnee Club
Lima
Mike Godman
Harold Jordan
Piqua
Alex “Ripper’ Campbell
Dayton
Columbus Country Club
Leading Hitters Player-Club
A list of top hitters with games at bats runs hits and batting averages. Notable names include Foxx Phil Lazzeri N Y C hr an Phil Manush St Louis and Sim ons Phil. Goslin Washington led the league a year ago today with a .421 mark.
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Phil
Lazzeri
N. Y
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Manush
St. L
Sim’ons
Goslin
Washington
National League Player Statistics and Leaders
National League batting leaders show Terry of New York with 88 runs and 400? at bats and a .400 on base, O Doul of Philadelphia 78 hits in 200 at bats with a .390 average, Herm in Brooklyn 38 runs and .387, Frisch of St. Louis 45 runs and .377, Klein of Philadelphia 49 hits in 210 at bats with .367. Hornsby of Boston led last year with a .421 mark.
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Local golfers pace nine hole tournament at Spring Valley
In a Tuesday women’s club event at Spring Valley Mrs Ed Gummoe was low in class A with 51, while Mrs Paul Kroesen led class B at 54 and Mrs J Warner topped class C with 67. Beginners winner was Mrs C F Carlisle with 71 as Elyria CC heads to Norwalk for western division golf and Spring Valley hosts Mansfield.
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Tigers Open Four Game Series At Dunn Field
The Detroit Tigers begin a four game set with the Cleveland Indians at Dunn Field today. Games are also slated for tomorrow Saturday and Sunday with a Friday off. Detroit sits in fourth place, two games ahead of Cleveland, while a clean sweep by the Redskins would lift them to fourth.
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Ruth Back in Action for Yankees Aiming at A's Series
Babe Ruth returns from a two week layoff due to illness and will lead the New York Yankees against the Philadelphia Athletics in a pivotal five game series. He practiced batters, hitting two synthetic home runs as New York trails by eight games in the early season.
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First US Dynamo Patent Granted to Moses G Farmer in 1875
The earliest patent for a dynamo in the United States was issued in 1875 to inventor Moses G. Farmer, marking a milestone in electrical generation technology and industrial use.
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Edison Plant Opens on Pearl Street in 1882
The first Edison plant began operations on Pearl Street in New York City in 1882, marking a landmark in electric lighting development.
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English Estates Pay Tribute in Horseshoes to Crown
A number of English estates are held under tenure requiring an annual payment to the Crown in horseshoes. The arrangement reflects traditional feudal rights linking landownership with a ceremonial or practical duty to provide horseshoes each year.
Brown Champion at 118 Pounds Crown Earned in NY Fight
In New York on June 19 Al Brown gained a legitimate claim to the 118 pound title by defeating Vidal Gregorio of Spain in a 15 round bout at Queensboro Stadium before 14,000 fans. Brown, already recognized by the National Boxing Association, outboxed the taller challenger and dropped Gregorio twice in the 13th round. Gregorio showed grit, only two rounds won, but could not halt the faster Brown who dominated the later action. The victory positions Brown as defending champion pending the NYSAC selecting the top bantamweight challenger for his next outing.
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Phil) Rosenberg
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Complete Plans For Toledo Races
Toledo officials have completed plans for the June Grand Circuit meeting at Ft. Miami oval, June 24-29, the first sport event under artificial illumination. Over 600 top trotters and pacers are to race each night with renowned drivers Vic Fleming, Walter Cox, Sep Palin, Doc Parshell, and others. Racing starts at 8 o'clock, four races per night, six nights with a feature event nightly.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday New York 9-4 Boston 0-7 Philadelphia 7 Washington 6. Today Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Washington. Brooklyn 8-7 New York 7-6 Philadelphia 4 Boston 2 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 13 St. Louis 6 Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St. Louis at Chicago.
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Toledo Beats Kansas City and Milwaukee 12 4
In a daytime program, Toledo triumphed over Kansas City and Milwaukee with a 12 to 4 score. St Paul edged Indianapolis 4 to 3 while Minneapolis faced Louisville in rain. The matchups included Milwaukee at Columbus and Kansas City at Toledo with St Paul at Indianapolis.
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Regional Baseball Scores Snapshot
Erie 8 Dayton 6. Springfield 12. Fort Wayne 2. Canton 4. Akron 3. Akron at Canton. Erie at Dayton. Fort Wayne at Springfield. Rochester 19. Newark percent. Jersey City 6. Toronto 4. Buffalo 8. Baltimore 4. Reading 9. Montreal 4.
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City Team Opens Second Round At Medina Sunday
The City team, under Manager Bill Struck, leaves for Medina to face the Medina Tabbies in the AAA league second round opener. City and Tellings share first place. Willoughby’s remaining games decide the first round playoff. Mike Skryp has beaten the Tabbies 2 to 1 previously, and the club aims to repeat after practice boosts and a high-spirits from a recent win over Willoughby Athletics.
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Dink Templeton's Reign Faces New Stanford Challenge
A look at Stanford dynasty under Dink Templeton in I C A A A A track and field. Coaches weigh balance shifts as field events dominate and proposals urge new events to test Stanford's edge.
Industrial League Games Tonight at Four Grounds
Baseball games are scheduled tonight in the Industrial Outdoor Indoor League. Steel and Tubes meet Peerless Laundry at McKinley School grounds. Peerless Oil faces Logan Gas at Hamilton School. Western Automatics play Troxel at Cascade Park. Perry Fay challenges Colson at Franklin School.
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Western Automatic
Troxel
Cascade Park
Perry Fay
Colson
Franklin School
Pauls Auto Park and Refreshments Rear of Rialto Theatre
Pauls Auto Park and Refreshments located at the rear of the Rialto Theatre with entrance off Broad Street and Chappel Streets.
Babe Herman Delivers Late Shot to Split Doubleheader
Yesterday the Brooklyn Robins swept both ends of a doubleheader against the New York Giants. Babe Herman hit a game deciding homer to break a tie in the second game, securing 7-6. Earlier, Brooklyn won 8-7 as Bressler belted a homer in the eighth. Cubs shakeup boosts win over Cardinals 13-6 in Chicago. George Kelly drives in winning run as Reds beat Pirates 2-1 at Cincinnati. Red Lucas allows four hits, Reds pitcher support strong. Chuck Klein belts his 17th homer of the season.
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Phillies and Athletics Win In Separate Games
The season saw the Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Boston Braves 4 to 2 in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Athletics ended a two game skid by beating the Washington Senators 7 to 6 in Washington, marking the 13th Philadelphia win in 14 meetings with the Senators this year.
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New York Splits Double Bill With Boston Red Sox
New York won the first game 9 to 0 at home, quarterbacking a perfect start as Heimach shut down Boston with seven scattered hits. In the nightcap Boston prevailed 7 to 4 as three Yankee pitchers failed to contain the Red Sox offense.
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Children Day to be observed at Community church Pittsfield
Pittsfield June 19 Mrs M A Campbell reports Children Day will be observed at the Community church Sunday evening June 23. The Sunday school children are practicing regularly and the program promises to be interesting. Regular services will be held next Sunday and preparations are under way for the 4th of July celebration with speaking music and games. Lieutenant governor John Brown of Mechanicsburg Ohio will give a patriotic address in the afternoon.
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Dover
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Lakewood Hospital
Wellington Area Notes On Class Reunion And Visits
Sufferer with a broken arm is noted among community members. Mr and Mrs Henry Brandt in Lakewood are mentioned along with multiple locals attending Wellington high school commencement last Thursday. Roy Burge Roscoe Campbell and others attended the 1907 Wellington high school class reunion at L Baumgartners home. Also reported are Illumination night at Oberlin college and visits from Alberta Edward Philip Edwards Dorothea Stone and Eliza Emma Watkins. Merten M Mohrman stays at home with A A Mohrman for an indeterminate time. Weather is fine, haying begun on several farms with alfalfa ready for cutting.
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Lakewood
Wellington High School
Roy Burge
Roscoe Campbell
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Wellington
Oberlin College
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Philip Edwards
Milwaukee
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Oberlin
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Emma Watkins
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Supreme Court Overrules Hefferman Appeal on Engis Ouster
The Ohio Supreme Court overruled Mayor Joseph Heffer man of Youngstown in his appeal from Mahoning County decisions. The ruling upheld lower court determinations that refused to oust Harry Engis as street railway commissioner.
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Supreme Court
Joseph Hefferman
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Harry Engis
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