Detroit Hosts Air Olympics as Visitors Pour In
Detroit Mich June 27 visitors swarm to the Detroit air Olympics at Ford Field with national sponsorship by the Detroit Board of Commerce and support from chambers nationwide. The event features a 6000 mile air tour finals for boys model airplane contest a Gordon Bennett balloon race with 16 U S balloons and seven foreign entries. Officials anticipate large crowds from many states and cities engaging in aviation events and demonstrations.
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Detroit
Mich
Chambers
United States
Detroit Air
Unitedates Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Vic
Chambers of Commerce
Ich
Frederick Saynes
Depit Board
Detroit Board
Commerce
Saynes
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pzen
Afr
iIncinnati
Staty
New England
Ates
Kansas City
Columbus
Oakland
Val
Milwaukee
Winston-Salem
Acific
Public urged to help retire bonds with new stamp issue
Collectors and the public will have an additional chance to aid the French government in retiring bonds through the issuance of a new special stamp.
Elyria Survives Qualifying Play
In Youngstown at the June 27 state amateur golf championship, 32 players advance after the final qualifying round. Morning rain gave way to sun, with three notable 75s by J. W. Munroe, Harold Weber, and Harry Sweitzer, while many others posted 79s and 80s amid the crowded leaderboard.
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Youngstown Country Club
J. W. Munroe
Akron
Harold Weber
Toledo
Harry Sweitzer
Cleveland
Cleve
T. Bruch
T. Bray
Youngstown
J. Wells
E. Liverpool
King Malley
Delaware
Cc. Bray
L. C. Boles
Wooster
A. Winteringer
Steubenville
R. E. Quinlan
Risko Godfrey Bout At Ebbets Field In New York
Johnny Risko of Cleveland meets George Godfrey of New Orleans in a ten round heavyweight bout at Ebbets Field weather permitting. Godfrey carries a roughly 40 pound edge but Risko may use reach to avoid trouble. The match follows postponements due to rain with both fighters arriving in New York in good condition.
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New York
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
George Godfrey
New Orleans
Ebbetsfield
Godfrey
Baker Boy
Risko
Harry Wills
Wills
Jack Sharkey
Baseball Results and Schedule From American League
American results show St Louis defeating Cleveland 6 to 3 and Washington beating Philadelphia 4 to 11. Chicago edged Detroit 5 to 2. Today’s American League games list New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
National Results From Recent Baseball Scores
National results show New York 7 over Philadelphia and Brooklyn 5 to 68. Boston 1 lost to 4, Pittsburgh 1 to 8, Chicago 0 to 7. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
National Games Today Philadelphia at New York
The only scheduled game pits Philadelphia against New York in today’s National Games lineup. Philadelphia searches for a win as New York hosts on home turf with both teams aiming for top standings.
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Philadelphia
New York
Following The Stars Ty Cobb Excerpt Summary
Ty Cobb went zero for four while Rogers Hornsby went three for four and one for four across two games. Paul Waner collected two for four and one for four in two games. Babe Ruth homered and hit a single in an exhibition. Yankees faced Clarksburg Senators in a New York Pennsylvania league showcase. Notable players included Lou Gehrig and Frankie Frisch idle.
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Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Babe Ruth
Yankees- Clarksburg Senators
New York
Home Run Leaders Across Leagues Include Ruth and Hornsby
Clearest read of a baseball roundup highlights players like Ruth and Gehrig with Yankees, plus Hauser and Bettencourt among others. It notes totals and team names across American and National Leagues, referencing bottom standings and multiple clubs.
Historic O W U Stadium Will Be Replaced
Delaware Ohio June 27. Ohio Wesleyan University plans a new 125000 athletic stadium to replace Edwards Field after 40 years of memorable contests. Edwards Field may become a baseball diamond or intra mural facility. Selby Field will honor George R B Selby and his wife, whose four sons helped provide 100000 toward construction.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Edward Field
Edwards Field
Berne Jones
Wesleyan
Ohio State
Ohio
Bishops
Buckeyes
Westexan
Yost
Bishop
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Methodists
Edwards Feld
Cumner
Doc’’ Welch
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Welch
Oberlin
Walter Camp
Walter Clark
The
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Nevada
Selby Field
George RB. Selby
Scoreboard snapshot from yesterday's baseball action
Larry Bettencourt of St Marys Calif earned four runs with a fifth inning homer as the St Louis Browns beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 3. Hank Aaron? Harris, Washington Senators, hit two homers against the Philadelphia Athletics. Detroit Tigers fell 5 to 2 to the Chicago White Sox due to poor infield. Brooklyn Robins climbed to third with a doubleheader sweep of the Boston Braves 5 to 1 and 6 to 5. Chicago Cubs split with the Pittsburgh Pirates dropping from third to fourth. New York Giants collected 18 hits to top the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 6.
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St. Mary's Calif
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Mile Barnes
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Harris
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn Robins
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Ohio golfers pair up in Youngstown tourney
Local pros Bob Randall of Spring Valley Country Club and Eddie Kushin won joint play at the Youngstown Oto championship golf tournament with a score of 75.
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Ohio
Bob Randall
Spring Valley Country Club
Eddie Kushin
Youngstown
Browns Beat Indians as Barnes Errors Spark Win
Browns defeat Cleveland 6 to 3 in St. Louis aided by George Barnes returning to first base whose misplays allowed five Browns runs. Shaute struggled with temper amid the defeat as Cleveland left nine runners on base and made costly errors leading to the loss.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
George Barnes
George
Joe Shaute
Fonseca
L Sewell
Manion
Bettencourt
Summa
J. Sewell
Shaute
L. Sewell
Lind
Burns
Crowder
Kress
Blue
Vaneraflan
Nallin
Dineen
Oberlin Merchants Lose To Amherst In Weekend Game
Oberlin merchants fell 9 to 3 to South Amherst business men on the home diamond at South Park Street. Van Ausdale starred for Oberlin, batting .667 and handling 12 chances at first with no errors, as the team suffered its second loss after a prior defeat to Grafton Bilmner Grocers.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Merchants
South Amherst Business Men
South Park Street
van Ausdale
Grafton Bilmner Grocers
Grafton
Race Horse Type Not Suited For Bridle Paths
Elyria horse fancier Charles J. Crehore told a Chronicle Telegram reporter that the race horse type is too flighty and temperamental for bridle paths. He described the ideal saddle horse with a stout back, balanced hips, slim neck, good crest, well carried tail, and chestnut with white markings as popular. Crehore sources most of his mounts from Kentucky, having owned 25 saddle horses from the Blue Grass state in the past decade.
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Ilyria
Charles J. Crehore
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Riding Club
Crehore
George Crehore
National
Lorain
Kentucky
Spring Valley Ladies Meet Draws Forty Competitors
Forty ladies took part in the Spring Valley Ladies Golf Association tournament. Ed Gummoe of Lakewood won Class A with 77 net, Charles Showell of Lakewood won Class B with 72, and CC W Arbaugh of Lakewood won Class C with 73. The beginner’s prize went to Mrs T W Laundon. The top three prizes were golf pins, and the beginner’s prize was a scarf ring. Ed Gummoe and Roy Muller of Elyria posted the year’s lowest score at 94. An invitational match is planned Friday for Spring Valley and Madison Golf Lakelands ladies.
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Spring Valley Ladies Golf Association
Ed Gummoe
Lakewood
Charles Showell
CC. W. Arbaugh
T. W. Laundon
Roy Muller
Elyria
Spring Valley Ladies’ Golf Association
Io Spring Valley
Ladies of Madison Golf Lakelands
Rabbit Maranville Sparks Cardinals to Pennant Contention
The St. Louis Cardinals ride a reinvigorated Wal ter Maranville nicknamed Rabbit to bolster their infield as they contend for the National League lead. Once a rover and temperance tale, the 3d year shortstop’s comeback has steadied the defense and complemented the pitching of Old Pete Sherdel and Billy McKechnie’s lineup as Jim Bottomley’s bat and a stout club spirit push the team toward a pennant.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Walter Jaimes
Vincent Maranville
Rabbit
Pete
Billy Sherdel
Jess Thaines
Jim Bottomley
Bill McKechnie
St. Louis
Rabbit” Maranville
Sam Breadon
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Chicago
Cardinals
Maranville
Marantillo
New Bedford
New England
Braves
Athletics
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Southworth
Nicholson
Barbare
Pirates
Grimm
Cooper
Aldridge
Grantham
Niehaus
Cubs
Brooklyn
Tommy Thevenow
Lester Bell
Local horse trade links Burgin judge to Crehore
The text notes horses trained for six months to a year fetch over a thousand dollars. Zack Ison of Burgin Kentucky, now a seasoned horse expert, has aided Crehore in buying for nearly a decade. A Burgin link recalls Zack as a thirteen year old buyer. Elyria Riding Club horses arrive at the fair grounds in a new barn and a telephone line is being installed for members. Additional horses are planned for purchase by the club.
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Crehore
Zack Ison
Burgin
Kentucky
Blue Grain
Zack
Elyria Riding Club
Fairgrounds
Wedding Bells at St Josephs as Mabel Mertz Weds Charles Henry
Pretty morning ceremony at St Josephs Catholic church joins Miss Mabel Mertz daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mertz Parke Avenue to Charles Henry son of Mrs William Cook of New York City. Rev James Eischen officiated with nuptial high mass. Bride wore white satin crepe with tulle veil and orange blossoms. Best man was J Henry brother of the bridegroom. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home.
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Amherst
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mabel Mertz
John Mertz
Parke Avenue
Charles Henry
William Cook
New York City
James Eischen
Alice McCann
J. Henry
John Sharp
West Street
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Edith Deuschle
Edith Heller
Edith Ehrman
Helen Roemer
Harriet Marlowe
Amelia Herbst
Athala Ernst
Evelyn Sharp
Ruth Mischka
Charlies Miller
Lucy Roemer
Edward Schroeder
Elyria Avenue
Friendship Club
Emery Sondergeld
C. Schroeder
Henry Kane
Hale Bechtel
George Schroeder
Theodore Schmitz
Amelia Bartlome
Melvin Unger
Kiron
Clair Stiwald
Lois
Leo
Merle Lehman
Belden
Dan Stiwald
Saginaw
Michigan
Security Benefit
J. O'Neill
St Ann’s Sewing Society
Emery Redman
Cleveland Avenue
Alfred Schisler
Methodist
Fagles
F. O. Hall
Iorain County
St. Peter's
St. John’s Evangelical
Hope to Make Home Boy of Runaway Lad
Seattle doctors aim to cure Byron South a nine year old boy with a runaway tendency. Alienists report he is above average in intelligence yet has run away from home fifty times in months. Byron wears a tag requesting he be sent home as surgeons consider operating to balance his brain development.
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Seattle
Wash
Byron South
Byron
Northwest
Seattle Officers Forge Mentoring Path for Byron Home Boy
Veteran officers in Seattle form a guidance network around a local youth nicknamed Byron. They say it takes multiple deputies to keep the kid in his neighbor's yard when he wants to roam, highlighting a community effort to steer him toward safer choices.
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Byron
Seattle
Ultraviolet output of sun varies over four years
Dr. Edison Pettit of Carnegie Institute told the National Tuberculosis Association that the sun’s ultraviolet light has varied more than 40 percent in four years, with peaks in 1925 26 and 27. The change mirrors solar variation and is independent of atmospheric absorption due to sun activity dust haze and ozone.
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Portland
Ore
Edison Pettit
Carnegie Institute
National Tuberculosia Association
Wood may replace beefsteak in future menus
Extracts describe a shift toward using wood derived ingredients to substitute beefsteak and flour-based products. The note hints at novel substitutions in future culinary offerings and the evolving taste of diners.
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