First Sackers Staging Battle In National League
Four contenders for NL first base honors are George Kelley Giants Charley Grimm Pirates Jim Bottomley Cardinals and Stuffy McInnis Braves. Each fields well and hits strong while the AL chase falters with George Sisler out. several clubs need a reliable first baseman.
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George Kelley
Giants
Charley Grimm
Pirates
Jim Bottomley
Cards
Stuffy McInnis
Braves
George Sisler
George Kelly
Steffy McInnis
Tower Center
No Hit No Run Game Seals Colson Co Win 2 0
Colson Co defeated Ohio Public Service 2 to 0 at Cdocado park in a rare no hit no run contest. Stewart started for Colson, walked three in the second before Rose replaced him and held Public Service scoreless with no hits allowed. Nevins hit a solo homer in the third with one on, delivering the game’s only runs. Brumfield pitched well for Public Service but to no avail.
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Ohio Public Service
Colson Co. A. Cdocado Park
Colson Co
Coltson
Stewart
Rose
Public Service
Nevins
Colson’s
Brumfield
Strangler Ed Lewis Mistaken for Whitfield in Ohio
In Cleveland June 22 a driver of a blue Mormon roadster seen near towns west of Cleveland was believed to be the wanted Whitfield killer of Patrolman Dennis Griffin. He proved to be wrestler Strangler Ed Lewis, was taken to Buffalo after identity confirmed. Cubs shutout Cardinals 4 0 as Adams outpitched Barnes. Braves lost to the Pi.
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Cleveland
John L. Whitfeld
Dennis Griffin
Ed Lewis
Lewis
Buffalo
Cubs
Cardinals
Babe Adams
Jess Barnes
Braves
Yale Captures Both Regatta Events in Yale Harvard Meet
Yale swept the Yale Harvard regatta in New London, winning both the junior varsity two mile race and the freshmen race. Yale junior varsity clocked 10 minutes 23 seconds, Harvard 10 minutes 29 seconds. Yale freshmen led by strong rowing, finishing seven lengths ahead as spectators cheered.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Navy Yard
Bartlett's Cove
National League schedules for Boston New York and more
National League games listed include Boston at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Chicago at St Louis with two other games scheduled. The schedule reflects early season fixtures across major venues and clubs.
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Ww. L Pet
New York
Wee
Philadelphia
Cleveland A
St. Louis Wate
Detroit Ae
Chicago Ae
Washington
Boston Ae
G. Ww L Pet
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Sir Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
St. Lows
St Louis
Cincinnatie
St Loui
Racing Meetings Across Cities Highlight Today Sports
Aqueduct hosts Queens County Jockey Club meeting while Latonia Danvers Kentucky Jockey Club and Dorval Jockey Club at Montreal stage major races. Ireland meets France in Dublin Davis Cup tie. Trapshooting events in Greensburg Amarillo Great Falls. Rowing Xale against Harvard in New London. Golf Ontario and Oregon championships in Toronto and Portland. Boxing cards feature Clem Johnson, Bill Tate in Rockaway Beach and Stamford Des Moines and Long Branch bouts.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky
Jockey Club
Latonia
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
Ireland
France
Dublin
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Texas
Amarillo
Montana
Great Falls
Xale
Harvard
New London
Conn
Ontario
Toronto
Oregon
Portland
Huntington
Clem Johnson
Bill Tate
Rockaway Beach
George Shade
Lou Bogash
Stamford
Johnn. O'Donnell
Roscoe Mall
Des Moines
Bud O'Connell
Roscoe Hall
Bud Dempsey
Frankie Conwyn
Long Branch
Smith Brown Family Reunion Held in Wellington
The seventh annual Smith Brown family reunion gathered at the Lew Myers home on Barker Street with six members present. W J Brown of Berkey Ohio was elected president, Herbert Miller of Wellington VP, W J Brown of Blissfield secretary treasurer. Milo Bruce of Berkey hosts next.
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Wellington
Smith-Brown
Lew Myers
Barker St
W J Brown
Berkey
Herbert Miller
Blissfield
Mich
Milo Bruce
Berkey O
W. Brown
M.lo Bruce
Beulah Ford
Wm S Brown
Luella
Harold
Harley
Roy Brown
Elwood
Michi
Ambrose Brown
Wayne Sylvania
Josiah Strayer
Betty
Alta and
Ross
Woodburn
Ind
Irein Vyers
Eugene Lawrence
Cleveland
Sarah Faulkner
Riga Wich
Harvey Mevrers
Armand Ensign
Levi Myers
Gordon
Grace
Virginia
Harriet
East Ohio Gas Drills First Penfield Well Near Wellington
East Ohio Gas and Oil Co has completed a hundred foot derrick on the J H Burke farm one mile north and one and a half miles west of Penfield. Drilling will begin immediately. this marks the first well drilled in the locality near Wellington.
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East Ohio Gas
Penfield Township
Wellington
East Ohio Gas and O11 Co
J H Burke
Penfield
Athletics Fall Further From Yanks as White Sox Win
Baseball brief notes the Athletics drop behind the league leaders after a 6 to 1 loss to the White Sox. A late four run ninth seals a 6 to 5 win for the Senators over the Indians, and the Browns win 3 to 1 to take four of five from the Red Sox. Also, Dayton report notes three Army air service balloons shipped to Indianapolis for teen events.
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Athletics
Bob Hasty
White Sox
Indians
Senators
Browns
Red Sox
Dayton
United States Army Air Service
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Wellington Churches Sunday Services Schedule
Wellington on June 22 lists Congregational Church South Main Rev Charles W Record with Sunday school at 9 80am and morning service at 10 30am Christian Endeavor at 430 pm Catholic St Patrick North Main Rev J H Lenz Mass at 10 30am Baptist Church J C C Ford pastor Bible school at 930 am preaching at 1030 am Subject Strength Renewed Young People meeting at 630 pm and evening service at 730 pm with the sermon titled Four Great Needs Supplied
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Congregational Church South Main
Charles W Record
Christian Endeavor
Catholic
ST. Patrick North Main
J H Lenz
Baptist Church
J CC Ford
Bible School
Methodist and Church of Christ Items in Wellington
Sunday school at 9:30 for the Methodist Church with an out of town minister deputed for morning and evening services while the pastor is away, Epworth League at 6:30, and a song filled evening. Wallace V. Mallery leads the Church of Christ with Bible school at 10 o'clock and an evening service at 7:30, with a Children’s Day program and special music by Mrs Potter. Also reports band concerts in Wellington, a weekend gathering at Mittewanga, the Hoyt funeral, Edith Shepard’s operation, and Ohio state bar association events.
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Methodist Church
J. W. Naramore
L. L BeVier
Epworth League
Sopvics
Hurch OF
Wallace V. Mallery
Woman's Missionary Society
Mallery
Potter
100 Riflemen Hunt Convict in Escanaba Chase
In Escanaba Michigan on June 22, George Natchos, a Marquette prison lifer, led a gunfight across a swamp near Maple Ridge. A sheriff was killed and a state police lieutenant wounded as Natchos fired on pursuers with a prison revolver. He vowed to die fighting. a posse recaptured one associate while mosquitoes and insects swarmed the area.
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Escanaba
Mich
Maple Ridge
George Natchos
Marquette
Natcchos
Frank Curran
J C Cleghorn
Leutenant
George Blochas
Arrests After Still Explosion Destroys Home
Dayton report says Lawrence Wilson is under arrest in a hospital after a still exploded upstairs in his home. One house was badly damaged by fire and a wrecked still found at the scene. Firemen entered over Wilson's initial refusal. In Columbus, Klan officials seek sheriff help to control auto traffic at a Monday initiation near Spring Lake, four miles east of Columbus.
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Dayton
Lawrence Wilson
Wilson
Columbus
Ku Klux Klan
Sherif Holvcross
Spring Lake
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A. B. Cartice
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George McLain
Mittewanga Wellington
Double Dozen
Mittewanga
Fionda
Florence Ford
Greenwood Cemetery
Edith Shepard
St Joseph's Hospital
Tore
Ohios State Bar Association
Cedar Point
Floyda Thompson
Supreme Court of Nichnois
John Hedges
Newark City
Robert C Mason
Ohio Spiritualists Association
Charles Thomson
Bayuk
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Leedale
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