Church League Indoor Baseball Results Shake Standings
Church of Christ diamond men upset Grace Lutherans 14 to 7 to force a first place tie in the Y M C A Church Outdoor Indoor League. St Agnes beat Baptists 23 to 4 on 21 hits. Hungarian Reformed topped Methodists 5 to 1 as scoring slowed after an opening inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Grace Lutherans
N. Krugman
St. Agnes
Baptists
Methodists
AB. R. H
Banik
Sadowski
Vrevee McDonald
Eae Roth
Ev Ewevee
Onee Kaminski
Valerius
Oe Flatkowski
Ee A White
Ryan
Twene Blair
R Taylor
Tompkins
Morriss
Kreutzfeld
Summerlee
Jago
Sweet
Eesee
H. Byers
G. Byers
Life
W. Robertson
Senee
McGowin
Eeves
D. Robertson
Eaeveeer
Bako
Wee Eenee
Cox
Bainbridge
Eaeee Ee Srees
Grace Lutheran AB. R.H
A. Gebhardt
Ehrke
M. Krugman
I. Krugman
Krugman
H. Block
Eeees Koehn
Ertee Ervees “Wendt
Eoas R. Krugman
Eeese W. Block
C. of Christ
Grace Luth
Industrial League games scheduled for tonight
Four matches announced for the YMCA Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball League tonight. Willys-Overland faces Columbia Steel at McHinlery School, Peerless Oil meets General Industries at Hamilton School, Logan Gas plays Colson Company at Cascade Park, and Western Automatic clashes with Peerless Laundry at Franklin School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys-Overland
Columbia Steel
McHinlery
Peerless Oil
General Industries
Hamilton
Logan Gas
Colson Company
Cascade Park
Western Automatic
Peerless Laundry
Franklin School
Elyria and Spring Valley Golf Matches Report Week
Elyria Country Club heads to Port City to face Lorain Country Club in a western division clash while Spring Valley hosts Norwalk in a western division match. The Spring Valley dinner for June 29 is postponed a week, with many Lakewood members unable to attend per Bob Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Port City
Lorain
Spring Valley
Norwalk
Lakewood
Bob Randall
Lutherans And St Mary's Tie For First In YC A Season
Grace Lutherans and St Marys lead the YMCA Church Outdoor Indoor League at the half season mark with four wins and two losses each. The race is tight as Baptist, St Agnes, and Church of Christ sit one game back at three wins. Methodists and Hungarian Reformed follow with two wins and four losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutherans
St. Mary’s
St.Mary's
Lutherans
St. Mary's Boys
Baptists
St. Agnes
Church of Christ
Methodists
Fight To Draw In Bout Here
Jimmy Flicker from Elyria boxed six rounds with Lorain’s pride L E Bond in a improvised arena at City Produce Company East Bridge street. Referee Hart Freedlin of Cleveland declared the bout a draw after the six two minute rounds. About 2590 fans attended with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Flicker
Cas Ror Johnson
Elyria
Pride of
Godfrey Wiggins Set for 10 Round Feature Bout in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 26 George Godfrey of Leiperville Pa and Chuck Wiggins the Hoosier Goblin from Indianapolis will headline a 10 round heavyweight bout at Taylor Bowhera. The fight was postponed from last night due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Taylor Bowhera
Battia
City Team Faces Hard Schedule With Two Home Games
City manager Bill Struck announced a large upcoming slate and urged full participation at Thursday practice. The team hosts Lorain Snodgrass Drugs next Sunday for the second round opener and Cleveland Tellings for the first round triple A championship playoff the following week. Struck expressed confidence in winning both crucial games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Struck
Lorain
Sewell to Play 1000th Consecutive Indians Game
Cleveland Indians guard of the hot corner Joe Sewell will reach his 1000th straight game for the club at Detroit. Sewell joined Cleveland in 1920 from Titus Alabama after a brief stint at shortstop, a position once held by Everett Scott. Wimbledon all comers draw proceeds with three Americans eliminated, while others advance in singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Joe Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Detroit
Titus
Ala
Sewell
Everett Scott
Yankees
Wimbledon
Eng
Francis T. Hunter
New York
John van Ryn
Princeton
Edith Cross
San Francisco
I. Schomburgh
Germany
Helen Wills
Fraulein Cissie Aussem
Hileen Bennett
Miss L
Bobbie’) Heine
South Africa
Baron von Kehrling
Austria
Henri Cochett
J. de Buzelet
Brugnon
Jean Borotra
Jean Bousus
Community Notes From Columbia Area Tales and Guests
June 26 Columbia notes recount visits from Cleveland and Oberlin, Berea and Elyria relatives, parishioners of Rev Beers, a fatal car crash in Canton, local celebrations, a Baptist Mission Circle meeting, weddings and birthdays, a strawberry festival turnout, and the funeral of Stanley Kobolka. Pulpits, farm talks, and reunions color the week with strong local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John Beasle
Cleveland
Harry Pierce
Berea
G. A. Beers
Lakewood
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Longdon
van Bockern
Oberlin
Raymond Hales
Harry Haylor
Canton
Hannah Longbow
Neva Henke
Mayme Mitchel
Sylvia Ives
Mallet
Valley City
R. A. Lewis
Richard Putt
Ernest Putt
B. B. Hathaway
C. H. Wilmot
Elyria
Arthur Jenkins
Pontiac
Mich
Beers
New York State
Papworth
Lois Standen
Samuel
J. D. Bush
Alfred Grills
Wr. K. Mackey
Shaker Heights
Harley Carrigh
Royalton
Harold Cartright
Ralph Cartright
Parma
Frank Hoare
Dorothy
George Vogt
Brooklyn
Louis Klingman
Hinckley
Stafford Nastall
Michael Higgins
Avon
John Kliingman
Esa Beaumont
Glenn
Roy Putt
Frank Hilligoff
Ruth Horn
Paul Reinholt
Stanley Kobolka
Columbia High School
Stanley
Baldwin-Wallace College
Kennedy
Perry Reisinger
P. W. Heineman
Leo Martin
Frank Heineman
Charles Hawke
Alger
Bonar
Farm Bureau
Marme Geiger
Leon Warner
West View
Roessinger-Keller
Co ed Slayer Faces Chair as Murder Trial Nears
A long list of social visits unfolds with many Cleveland Elyria and Sandusky connections as residents recur to church events honeymoons and family visits. Mayor Engle convicts John Zbindel for drunken driving with $100 fine and six month license revocation. In Texas juror tale Dr W C Cunningham nearly chosen for a killer’s trial.
Stace council meets in regular session at Amherst
The Stace council gathered at the town hall in Amherst South Amherst on Monday evening for routine business and bill payments. Hosts John Duncan and Mrs Duncan of Nivian Street celebrated their niece Miss Jenny Weilawond of Elvria with a Sunday cake and dinner, guests including Mrs Goodall of Locheelly Scotland and John Purvis of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Hastings
Jack Clark
A. B. Phillips
Isabelle
Fred Fahrney
Sandusky
Castalia
Bellevue
Harry Brucker
Louise Griffen
Pittsfield
Young People’s League
St. John’s Church
Fred
Alice Holzhauer
Mirs
Charles Stevenson
Howard
Leonard Kolb
Clarence
Cleveland
Charlies Kolb
Hildegrade
Clara Aebersold
Lorain
Jacob Aebersold
George Wright
Charles Davis
Squibbs
Ford Moser
Charles Bolt
Elyria
William Wirth
Dorothy Cummins
Townsend
Paul Mori
Wm. Roberts
Niagara
Irvin Bryant
Charles Bryant
Jacob Kelb
Charles
Cascade Park
George Knapp
Theresa McCord
Wm. Meacham
Joe Fishburn
Florence
Melrino
Ridgeville
Ernst Schneider
Wilford Thompson
Elsha
John Winson
George Stephenson
Reginald Baldry
Bobbr
H. E. Dulmage
Isaac Slack
Roy Anderson
John Reinhart
Cedar Point
Sandar
Methodist Church
Albert Wrass
Kathrine Fell
Lila
Elizabeth Grebe
John Grebe
Henry Fieman
Amherst
Albert Farey
Nelson
Oberlin
Ruth
Esther Ott
Grandma Ott
Angersbach
Henrietta
Wm. Emery
Alfred Emery
Harry Hoffman
Clifford
Phillip Eular
Howard Sporr
Henry J. Kolb
Margaret Schneider
Florence McCord
Gehe Streator
Steve Stevenson
Robert Minch
J. L. Davis
Phillis Barnhart
David Barnhart
Albert Schneider
Birmingham
Amelia Schneider
Alice Garland
Martin Springer
Engle
John Zbindel
South Amherst
Stace Council
Cinder Sireesis
Vivian, Elm
Leonard Allenunel
John Duncan
Nivian Sreet
Sta Oelork
Jenny Weilawond
Elvria
John Purvis
Mrs. Goodall
Locheelly
Scotland
Nan
Nellie Goodall
Elvrra
Jenny Weliood
Jamaie
New England Fish Exports Rise Soon After Settlement
The article notes that within about ten years of colonists arriving, New England began exporting fish to Europe, signaling early transatlantic trade. It highlights rapid reliance on regional maritime resources and the formation of early export activity by settler communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Europe
Thursday's Best Radio Features
Radio schedule listing programs across networks for the evening. Includes U S Marine Band on WABC CBS at 7 30 EST, Male quartet and orchestra on WEAF NBC at 8 EST, detective drama on WJZ NBC at 8 EST, Joan Goldkettes orchestra on WJZ NBC at 9 30 EST, and Richard Crooks tenor on 'Round the World Tour' on NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WABC
CBS
U. S. Marine Band
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
Joan Goldkette
Richard Crooks
Y M C A Man Portrays Poland During Rotary Talk
Elyria Rotarians heard Y M C A worker and former Lorain man Frank Eyman describe Poland as a newly reborn nation with thirty million people and 150000 square miles. He noted Ignace Paderewski as the first president and Gen. Pilsudski as the later leader, described a $150000 Y M C A in Krochow as a social center, and said Poland admires America while labor improves to near a dollar a day for common workers. James A. Hewitt presided as Bob Moore and Wally Roe led singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsudski
Poland
Mussolini
Italy
Frank Eyman
Lorain
Elyria Rotary Club
Eyman
Ignace Paderewski
Krochow
Akron
Ohio
America
Bob Moore
Wally Roe
James A. Hewitt
Air Rail Passenger Service Expands Across Nation
The American Air Transport Association announces expansion of five combined air rail lines linking the Atlantic and Pacific. Two routes already operate, including Los Angeles to Kansas City in 12 hours with Albuquerque and Amarillo layovers. Future services connect New York to Columbus, St. Louis to Pacific coast, and Chicago to San Francisco, with through coast to coast options via train and plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Airrail
American Air Transport Association
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Albuquerque
N. M
Amarillo
Texas
New York City
Cleveland
Pullmans
Garden City
Kansas
West Coast
Detroit
New York
Columbus
Missouri
Waynoka
Oklo
Clovis
New Mexico
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Southern Air Line
Tulsa
Dallas
el Paso
San Diego
Chicago-San Francisco
Death by own action cycles, says coroner
San Francisco coroner Dr. T B W Leland reports suicide methods change with fashion and season. He notes 95 percent act on impulse, marriage increases suicides, men often imitate others, and December is the preferred month. He cites 242 personal crisis reports in 1928 and a superstition about poison leading to further suicides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
T. B. W. Leland
Leland
Crime Conviction Rate Cited By Ohio Criminologist
James E. Hagerty of Ohio State University Sociology notes in Columbus that only about one in thirty crime offenders are convicted, highlighting a low conviction rate and challenges in the justice process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James E. Hagerty
Ohio State University Department of Sociology
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Industrial League
BAMES
Co. B. Bivin
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Pet
Grace Lutheran
St. Marys
R . Ucka
W. Messaros
A. Miko
Tisza
Miko
Eepee Nagy
Reere J. Messaros
Penzes
Bago
R.A. Blakesly
Os Eeres Griffiths
Weeee Long
Crooks
Ee Roach
Eeseereee
W. Kirby
Wurster
Creer Aves Buswell
Ereeereee
Maddock
Naeeae Leinseder
Ansee
I Hung
Methodist
Josie Harrington
New York Central Terminal
United States
Canada
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
Patrick B. Crowley
Inset
Gainsville
W. C. Cunningham
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
Miss Hix
Ohio State Penitentiary
Prosenger
F. A. Smith & Bros
Gibbons
Auto Body and
Fostoria
West Broad
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