Huggins Remains Yankees Manager After Disciplinary Talk
New York June 28 Yankees owner told Miller Huggins to enforce discipline or face consequences but denied any plan to replace him. Rumors of Edward G Barrow replacing Huggins were denied by Colonel Rupert and Barrow as untrue. The meeting followed a seven game losing streak and distracting late season drama with players and league scandals.
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New York
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Washington
Huggins
Edward G. Barrow
Barrow
Jacob Rupert
Red Sox
Wellington
Charg
Charley O'Leary
Miller
Wills Trains For Boxing After Weight Limits Jockey Aspiration
Harry Wills, once pursuing a jockey career, shifts to boxing as his size and strength grow. The article notes his 210 pound frame, height, and readiness to challenge champion Jack Dempsey, with stories of his subway fights, road to a heavyweight bout, and a record of thirty eight straight knockouts on the Pacific coast.
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Harry
Wills
Eght
Mr. Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack
Ugbes
Baby Shea
New York
Rinz
Fred Fulton
Pacific Coast
Etyria Driving Club Plans July 4 Horse Races at Riverview Park
The HAMS Etyria Driving Club aims for a July 4 reopening of Riverview Park horse racing with four races 2:30 trot 2:20 pace 3:23 pace and 2:17 trot. Secretary Tom Gray reports strong entries and Fred Keyes returns to drive in his first race in the country since imprisonment in Russia, steering Dr Addison's Peter Fisher in the 2:30 trot.
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Etyria
Russia
Dr. Addison
Peter Fisher
Baseball scores roundup from major leagues
American League plays Cleveland beat St. Louis 9 to 7 and Philadelphia 4 to 6, Boston 2 to 4. Chicago defeated Detroit 9 to 5. National League Brooklyn won 7 to 3 over Boston. New York 7 Philadelphia end in rain after six innings. Pittsburg 6 to 7 over Chicago 1 to 6. St. Louis 9 Cincinnati 3 in 12 innings.
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W. L. Pet
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Heston
Iit
W. L Pet
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Baseball results from SIODAY'S RAGAMES
In a shortened program the Dodgers beat the Braves 7 to 3 as Dutch Reuther earned his 13th win in 15 starts. The Indians rallied past the Browns 9 to 7 after Wright and Van Fisder were hit hard in relief in the eighth. The Giants defeated the Phillies 7 to 1 as Hubbell held the Phils to one run with errors aiding the offense.
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Reuther
Dodgers
Braves
Browns
Indians
Wright
Van‘Fisder
Giants
Hubbell
Cith
Parkinson
Phils
Shoe Pitching Official Rules for Championship Contests
The rules define pitching distances of forty feet for standard contests and thirty feet for women. Players must pitch from the box, keep behind lines, and forfeit points for violations. Shoes breaking or leaving bounds are removed, and foul shoes score no points. A ringer must encircle the stake, foul lines are three feet, and the maximum single game score is fifty points.
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Ringerz
Avon Team Issues Defy Elyrians in Open Date Challenge
Avon baseball manager John Ream issues a broad challenge to any Elyria team to play on open dates at any grounds. He demands a well known umpire and notes West Side teams felt mistreated. Mentions Allen and sillen as local umpires and cites a canceled Legion game as evidence of perceived bias.
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Avon
John Ream
Elyria
Elyria West Side
West
Beach Park
Sillen
American Legion
Legion
Hargrave's Ninth-Inning Homer Secures Card Comeback Win
Tingers pitched. If a shoe when thrown moves another shoe, both shoes are counted in their new Positions. Hargrave's homer in the ninth put the Reus one run to the good, but the Cards tied it up and won in the twelfth when Gainer's double was followed by an out and Schultz's sacrifice.
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Hargrave
Reus
Gainer
Schultz
Eddie Rommel Earns Iron Man Nod in A's Double Win
Eddie Rommel pitched for the Athletics in a double victory over the Red Sox as Boston sank to the cellar and Philadelphia rose from the bottom. The Pirates swept a doubleheader over the Cubs 6 to 1 and 7 to 0. Tigers defense faltered as White Sox rallied for a 9 to 5 win.
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Eddie Rommel
Athletics
Red Sox
Pirates
Stric
Cubs
Mman
Chéeves
Ehmke
Tigers
White Sox
A. I. Root Co. Baseball Schedule Published
Medina report lists upcoming games for the A. I. Root Co. team with fixtures at Seville Olmstead Falls Strongville and Rittman through September 2. The section also notes several local marriages including Geraldy L. Six and Ruth M. Mackey and Paul L. Keirn with Mildred Campbell. A separate item states a $90,000 school bond issue for a centralized building in Wadsworth township failed 66 to 29 with only one fifth of the vote.
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Medina
A. I. Root Co
Seville
Olmstead Falls
Strongville
Ohio Box Board Co
Rittman
Geraldy L
Barberton
Ruth M. Mackey
Wadsworth
Paul L. Keirn
Akron
Mildred Campbell
Jesse A. Brubaker
Cora M. Bridge
Floyd W. Porter
Mary E. Eastwood
Hinckley
Wadsworth Township
Sisler Dominates American League with Record Pace
Baseball notes praise George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns for leading in batting average runs scored hits and bases while near the top in doubles and home runs. The piece contrasts his rising dominance with rookies at Shibe Park and mentions Georges Carpentier’s stage debut and golf’s British Open history.
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George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Algin
Mound City
Sisler
Georges Carpentier
L’auto
Yves Mirande
M. Mirandi
Georges
Hell
Ladies Bridge Club entertained by Mrs Siang in Amherst
The Ladies Bridge club met at Mrs Frank Siang’s Cleveland street home yesterday afternoon with Mrs E B Foster taking first prize and Mrs Harry Nicholl as consolation. Rev Eastman’s class is building a tennis court on Cleveland street and Wige Awake class plans a Beaver Park camping trip for about 26 boys Friday under Wim Garthe. Mrs Rose Akins hosted a noon dinner for friends including Mrs D Worcester and others at her North Ridge home. Amherst locals noted include J B Ivery and Frank Radde visiting Lorain and George Rick undergoing hospital surgery. Donald Earl of Cleveland visited Amherst.
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Amherst
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Frank Siang
Cleveland Street
E. BE. Foster
Harry Nicholl
Eastman
Congregational - Methodist
Store Church
Beaver Park
Wim, Garthe
Rose Akins
North Ridge
D. Worcester
Charles Boughton
Philip Strahl
Margaret Earl
Emma Wilford
Mary Date
George Hoffner
Coneland
Wellington Recital Highlights Local Pupil Talent
The Wellington opera house hosted Mrs. Lottie H. Pond’s piano and voice pupils for an annual recital drawing strong applause. Students ranged from beginners to advanced, with many names listed, and attendees included visitors from Cleveland and Lorain. Upcoming Fourth of July plans and a new Standard Oil filling station project on East Main Street were noted.
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Wellington
Opera
Lottie H. Pond
Ethyl Clinesmith
Zelma Clinesmith
Adeline Walsh
Tess
Young Aileen Bransden Leads Deputy Organist Role
Aileen Bransden, a sixteen year old girl, serves as deputy organist to Sir Frederick Bridge at Westminster Abbey. The appointment highlights the involvement of youth in prominent church duties and music leadership within the historic venue.
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Sir Frederick Bridge
Westminister Abbey
Aileen Bransden
TIZ Promises Quick Relief For Sore Feet
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a cure for sore tired swollen burning and painful feet. It claims immediate relief from corns callouses and raw spots and pledges comfortable feet with a year of foot comfort for a few cents. The copy urges readers to buy at druggists or department stores and promises no more shoe tightness or limping.
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ATES
Ronch
Hace Wirws
Sioday's Ragames
Elyrians
Connie Mack
Shibe Park
Jock Hutchison
Willie Parker
Prestwick
James Braid
Anerst
J. B
Ivery
Frank Radde
George Rick
Donald Earl
J. B. Worcester
Clifford Tolhurst
Llg
Gillett
Agnes Bragg
Marian Sutliff
Mildred Miller
Leona Sponseller
Eva Rogers
Maxine Hodgkin
Virginia Sorenson
Harry Lee
Gladys Mason
Ivy Brown
Leon Parker
Pond
Mildred Sheffield
Pittsfield
Dr. T. Jamaison
M. E
Eveline Skeilenger
A. B. Jones
New London
Orel Peabody
Harry Peabody
New Washington
Arthur Hackenburg
Wm. Paley
Paley
D. Terry
Suunday
Alfred Ferriman
Homer Barrett
Laura Koonz
Standard Oil
East Main Street
J. C. MacDermott Co
Dirlam
Whidden’s
West Broad St
Leste
Ohio
Columbus
State Public-Utilities Commission
Utilities Commissions
The
Ohio Public Service Co
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