County Base Tale League Now Planned Elyria
March 7. Elyria fans await a possible Twilight League revival to maintain baseball interest. Promoters from last year plan to meet soon to discuss spring summer and fall games. Local teams may include Moose and Eagles lodges with a rivalrous schedule against Lorain. A county league could feature Elyria Lorain Wellington Oberlin Ambergrt and Grafton with weekend games to attract crowds.
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Elyria
Moose and Eagles
Lorain
Wellington
Oberlin
Ambergt
Grafton
Boxing Fight Card This Week Across Multiple Cities
The lineup lists dozens of bouts featuring George Chaney, Billy Angelo, Jack Goldie, Willie Kobler, Bob Moha, Bud Gorman, Dick Loadman, Willie Devore, Patsy Dugan, Johnny Gard, Battling Reddy, Larry Regan, Tommy Conrey, Letty Pierce, Frankie Brown, Frankie Rice, Danny Kraemer, Frankie Daley, Terry McHugh, Jabez White, Mickey Donovan, Cyclone Ketchel, Rockie Kansas, Richie Mitchell, Gunboat Smith, Al Roberts, Joe Price, Johnny Ward, Joe Lynch, Joe Burman, Billy Freeman, Eddie Mahorney, KC OLoughlin, Steve Mahoney, Tommy O’Boyle, Jack O’Brien, Johnny Mahoney, Frankie Olson, Young Brady, Jack Carter, Danny Fields, Jimmy Cornell, George Chaney, Willie Ritchie, Tommy Shea, Billy Fitzsimmons, Al Corbett, Johnny Katz, Marty Collins, Kid Williams, Bob Martin, Farmar Lodge, Bryan Downey, Young Fisher, Hugh Walker, Tommy Gibbons, Willie Currie, Irish Kid Williams, Johnny Donnelly, Eddie Wallace, Young Otto, Bushy Graham, Moe Ginsberg, Pat McCarthy, Oakey Keyes, Jimmy O’Garty, DF Kane.
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George Chaney
Billy Angelo
Philadelphia
Jack Goldie
Willie Kobler
Troy
Bob Moha
Bud Gorman
Kenosha
Was
Dick Loadman
Willie Devore
Canton
Patsy Dugan
Johnny Gardner
Battling Reddy
Larry Regan
New York
Tommy Conrey
Letty Pierce
N. Y
Frankie Brown
Frankie Rice
Piladelphia
Danny Kraemr
Frankie Da|ley
Philadelpha
Terry McHugh
Jabez White
Wilkesbarre
K. O
Mickey Donovan
Cyclone Ketchel
Quincy
Mass
Rockie Kansas
Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Gunboat Smith
al Roberts
Joe Price
Johnny Ward
Sebring
Tommy O'Boyle
Matt Snyder Sidney
Hope Mullen
Johnny Paske
Erie
Martin Burke
Bob Roper
New Orleans
Benny Coster
Jack
Kid) Wolfe
Kid Norfolk
Pinkey Lewis
Battling Leyinsky
Homer Smith
Charlie Wienert
Jack Moran
Joe Lynch
Joe Burman
Cleveland
Billy Freeman
Eddie Mahomney
K. C. O'Loughlin
Steve Mahoney
Jack O'Brien
Johnny Mahoney
Frankie Olson
Passaic
N. J
Young Brady
Jack Carter
Danny Fields
Jimmy Cornell
George
Reaud
Marty Collins
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Bob Martin
Farmar Lodge
Minneapolis
Bryan Downey
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Hugh Walker
Tommy Gibbons
Havana
Willie Currie
Irish Kid Williams
Helyoke
Johnny Donnelly
Eddie Wallace
Young Otto
Bushy Graham
Moe Ginsberg
Pat McCarthy
Willie Kohler
Kid Dube
Oakey Keyes
Jimmy O'Garty
DF Kane
Oberlin defeats Denison to close season with one loss
Oberlin led from the start and beat Denison 23 to 16 in an Ohio conference clash played Saturday night in Oberlin. It was Oberlin's final game of the season, leaving them with only one defeat, a 32 to 18 loss to Denison at Granville earlier this year.
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Oberlin
Denison
Ohio
Granville
Wheeler
Howard
Wood
Goodrich
BE Goodrich Company
Akron, Ohio
Silvertown Cord
Arthur Kurtz Makes Good Record at Case Reserve Meet
Lorain March 7 Art Kurtz premier Lorain athlete now at Western Reserve University placed in three events at the Case Reserve dual meet in Cleveland last Friday. He took second in the 440 yard dash and narrowly missed first in the 220 yard race while also placing third in the shot put with a 40 foot heave. Kurtz has long been one of Lorain's top track men and left high school with unmatched honors.
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Lorain
Art Kurtz
Western Reserve University
Case-Reserve
Cleveland
Kurtz
Case Reserve
Women's Golf Champion Sets Sail For Britain
New York March 7 Miss Stirling, swoman's national golf champion, will sail tomorrow aboard the Carmania to England to compete in the British women's tournament at Turnberry on Scotland's east coast. She says the event will be the hardest she has faced and that she does not expect to win.
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New York
Miss Stirling
Swoman
England
Turnberry
Scotland
Tam
Gala and Temple Bowlers Clash in Riverside City League
Elyria reports a dramatic bowling match tonight at the Temple alleys between Gala and Temple teams. The Temples aim to topple the leaders in the City Bowling league while Gala hopes to remain ahead as the series unfolds. Local bowlers crowd the arena to watch a battle royal from start to finish.
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Elyria
Temple
Montreal promoters bid record price for Dempsey Carpentier bout
C E Graham for the Montreal syndicate, aiming to land the Dempsey Carpentier fight, arrived in New York for another conference with Tex Rickard. The promoters have offered 700000 dollars and may raise the bid.
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New York
C. E. Graham
Montreal
Dempsey Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Federal anti profiteering probes in Southern Ohio end
Assistant Attorney Ford of Columbus says federal investigations into alleged high coal prices in the Southern Ohio district will not continue as Congress has repealed them.
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Columbus
March
Ohio
Ford
Federal District Attorney’s Office
Congress
Amherst class B champions in northeastern Ohio tourney
March 7 Akron report of the northeastern Ohio school basketball tournament. Raven defeated Canton in Class A final. Amherst upset East Palestine 9 to 8 to win Class B title. Forty four teams entered. 4,000 fans attended Saturday. Lorain fell to Barberton 7 to 6 after earlier beating Barberton 31 to 10.
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Akron
Youngstown Raven
Canton
Ohio
Goodyear
Amherst
East Palestine
Lorain
Barberton
Altho Lorain
Sandusky Pin Smashers Eye Records This Week
In the Inter-City Bowling tournament Sandusky Pin Smashers look to break records as St. John’s of Fremont leads in the five-man event with a 2694 total. Doubles leaders Pent Canales and Nick Ksenich stand at 1279, with Sandusky’s top bowlers anticipated to post new high marks at local alleys.
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Lorain
St. John's
Fremont
Pent Canales
Nick Ksenich
Sandusky
Pont’’ Canales
Dayton Teams Win Semi Final in Southern Ohio Tourney
Dayton Steele defeats Cambridge 22 to 3 and Dayton Stivers tops Delaware 12 to the same. Both Dayton teams advance to meet for the southern Ohio championship at Ohio Wesleyan University on March 12, with Woodward Tech of Toledo and Mt. Vernon High School contesting the northern title the same day, then the southern and northern champions meet for the state title.
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Delaware, O
Dayton Steele
Dayton Stivers
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cambridge
Delaware
Dayton
Woodward Tech
Toledo
Mt. Vernon
Zemo skin remedy offered by E. W. Rose Co
A Cleveland company promotes Zemo as an antiseptic remedy for eczema itching and skin troubles. The ad urges avoiding greasy salves and soaps that irritate skin, selling 35 cent and one dollar large bottles, claiming quick relief and healing.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Vermilion Lad Goes to Phillies for Spring Training
Jimmy Keenan, a left handed pitcher from Vermilion, reported March 7 to join the Philadelphia Phillies for spring training. Sold last fall by Terre Haute in the Central league, Keenan finished the season with Philadelphia after posting 18 wins and 13 losses at Terre Haute. Known for his high school and Lorain Eagles exploits, he attracted early interest from the Cleveland Indians but was not signed. Keenan is small in stature yet aggressive with good control and effectiveness.
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Vermilion
Jimmy Keenan
Gainasville
Philadelphia
Keenan
Phillies
Terre Haute
Lorain Eagles
Les Foh
Cleveland Indians
Cubs
Heavyweights to feature card week in New York ring
New York boxing week highlights two 12 and 10 round bouts with Gun Boat Smith facing Al Roberts, Levinsky meeting Homer Smith, Pinky Lewis vs Kid Norfolk, and Jeff Smith against Jack Stone at major clubs. Ohio National Guard plans summer encampment in August at Camp Perry or Camp Knox with about seven thousand guardsmen.
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New York
Gunboat Smith
al Roberts
Battling Levinsky
Europe
Homer Smith
Pinky Lewis
Kid Norfolk
Central Manhattan Sporting Club
Jeff Smith
Jack Stone
Pioneer Sporting Club
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Camp Knox
Florence
Reed
Fifth Army Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Kentucky Camp
Ohio
Middle West
Illiteracy Said to Fuel Ohio Crime Wave
Columbus reports Warden P E Thomas of the Ohio Penitentiary cites illiteracy as a key driver of crime. He notes about 300 illiterates have been admitted in four months for various offenses. Westerville Cotterbein College plans a $2,000,000 drive to build five new buildings, with $500,000 for construction and the rest for endowment.
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Columbus
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Westerville
March
Cotterbein College
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Reorganizes Under Ford
Complete reorganization of the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad follows Henry Ford being elected president, succeeding Joseph A. Gordon who stays on the board. C. J. Kavanuagh and C. P. Burgman retire from posts as general superintendent and motive power chief. In Ohio, January property losses reach 799,417 dollars from fires, with 305 fires recorded, per State Fire Marshal Dykeman. Also notes Mexico has a 300-word language with limited counting and Brazil operates a long-standing gold and silver mine since 1725.
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Detroit, Mich
March
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Henry Ford
Joseph A. Gordon
Gordon
C. J. Kavanaugh
C. P. Burgman
Columbus
Ohio
Dykeman
Cubs in pennant race, Johnny Evers predicts fierce NL chase
Chicago star Johnny Evers, from Pasadena, predicts a hard fought national league pennant race with the Cubs in the thick of the struggle. He warns opponents from Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Boston to expect strong clubs and a tough contest from start to finish.
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Jack Velock
International News
Sporting
New York
Cubs
Johnny Evers
Pasadena
Evers
Chicago
Brooklyns
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pat Moran
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Fred Mitchell
Silk Shirt Loss prompts Wooster Street search
A Wooster street resident asks Elyria police to recover his silk shirt that blew out of his window during a Sunday incident at his home.
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Elyria
Wooster Street
Parisian Sage Promise for Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage from W. Phillips claiming it stops falling hair and itching scalp, banishes dandruff with a money back guarantee.
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W. Phillips
Colleges in Hang Parisians Struggle with Living Costs
Paris March 7 high living costs in France threaten higher education as foreign students flee to Germany and French professors seek side jobs. University life on the Left Bank deteriorates with slashed salaries and disrupted teaching while the famed Bal Bullier struggles to attract students amid sky high rents and expensive leisure.
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Newton C. Parke
International News Service
Paris
France
Germany
University of Paris
Europe
Seine
Cambridge hosts Northeast Ohio Methodist conference in September
The First Methodist Episcopal church invites the Northeast Ohio conference to meet in Cambridge next September. The conference, one of the largest in the world, last met in Cleveland and drew about 1,600 ministers and lay members. Cambridge last hosted in 1901 after a decade without a visit.
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Cambridge
Northeast Ohio
Cleveland
Boston man seeks police aid over prank job seekers
Samuel De Bauman in Bokbury asks police protection after a practical joker has for three weeks drawn hundreds of people to his home seeking job positions. Bauman has received many letters and calls from others similarly misdirected by the unknown joker. The requests came from people who had advertised in Boston papers under the situations wanted columns.
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International News Service
Boston
Samuel de Bauman
Bokbury
Bauman
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Arthur Kurtz
Gala
Bets Drug Store
Zemo
Phileaes
Mexico
Brazil
Methodist Men's Club
Lal
Hang
Aames
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