Ruth predicts Yankees and Cubs win 1929 races in picks
Pettersburg Florida wire: Ruth places bets on 1929 major league season, naming the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs as likely champions. He drops the Louis Cardinals, 1928 NL champions, and slides others in his list including the Athletics. Predictions also rank AL teams New York Detroit Philadelphia Washington Chicago Cleveland Boston and NL teams Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn.
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Ruth
Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Giants Rout Texas in Exhibition Tilt at Ostin
Ker York Giants defeated the University of Texas nine 23 to 3 in Ostin Tex yesterday. Lindstrom Jackson and another Giant hit homers. Hopkins of the Collegians fanned Carl Hubbell in the fourth inning, Hubbell making his first mound appearance.
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Ker York Giants
Texas
Yester- Lindstrom
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Giants
Hopkins
Collegians
Carl Hubbell
Ciron
Fox Furnace Quintet Wins Industrial Cage League Title Again
Fox Furnace cagers captured their third straight Industrial Cage League basketball championship by beating Willys-Overland 28 to 26 in a two overtime thriller. George Smith led Fox with 19 points, while Harry Cook paced Willys-Overland with 14. The victory gave Fox permanent possession of the league trophy and left Steel and Tubes in a separate clash with Western Automatic.
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Willys-Overland
Steel and Tubes
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Fox Furnace
Furnacemen
Fox Men
Fox Furnace Five
George Smith
Fox
Paul Kirby
Willys-Overland Battlers
Bill Cox
Far Furnace Basketeers
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Harry Cook
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Elyria Hy swimmers meet Riverites tomorrow
Elyria Hi swimmers travel to the local Y M C A pool for a 4 p.m. meet against Rocky River tankers. Coach W L Vaughn remains cautious about victory, but expectations favor the locals to beat Riverites, who have struggled this season with few points and no standout swimmers, relying on four solid performers.
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Rocky River
W. L. Vaughn
Riverites
Cities Service pays 196th monthly dividend to investors
On February 1, more than 190,000 people received Cities Service Company Common stock dividend marking its 196th monthly payout. Investors across all states and 37 foreign countries participated, drawn by protection, good yield, and marketability of this seasoned security.
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Cities Service Company
Inquiry on Cities Service Common Stock Yield
Pierre R. Smith and Henry L. Doherty and Co request full information on Cities Service Common stock. They seek current yield around 75 and need name and address details for contact. The inquiry references Vly Building Elyria Ohio.
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
Vly Bldg
Elyria
Ohio
Battery Candidates for Ef 3 Nine Report Today
Candidates for the Ef 3 base ball nine report at the gym this afternoon. Coach A N Smith asks Moody and Sweet, last year’s pitchers, to be replaced as they have graduated. Miko, the previous varsity catcher, remains eligible and may be assigned to the initial sack. Mike, a strong catcher, is expected to play first base.
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Eirria Hi Baseball
A. N. Smith
Moody
Sweet
Miko
Mike
EBC Cage Team Busy With Road Games This Week
Elyria Business College basketball team faces Eaton Independents tonight in Eaton and travels to Huron Friday to meet Detlefsen and Archer quintets. Coach Ernie Godfrey illness at Dover forces postponement of the Springfield banquet tonight indefinitely.
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Eaton
Eaton Independents
Huron
Detlefsen
Archer
H. Wilson
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Business College
Springfield
Ernie Godfrey
Dover
Wittenberg College
Bolivar
Union Hospital
Godfrey
Wittenberg
Ohio State University
Bowling League Scores Spark Record Night
Three records fell in the Eagles league at Gala alleys. Lisewsky rolled 280 for a high single and 702 overall. Traxlers No. 1 posted 2742 for three games, sweeping Stulls Eagles. Bohns beat Maliks twice. Maliks won game two. Also notes on wrestling and track coaching in Columbus and Dover.
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Lisewsky
Itis
Traxlers
Stulls Eagles
Bohns Eagles
Maliks Eagles
Maliks
Eaton High to Play in Akron Cage Tournament
Eaton High cagers won the county class B title at Elyria High and were semi finalists at Brush High South Euclid. They will compete in the Akron class B tournament Friday with rivals including Rocky River Mayfield Central Strongsville Canfield Goshen and Boardman as contenders for Columbus. Lorain High meets Canton McKinley in the other final round game with the class A finals set for Saturday night.
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Ohio
Akron
Lorain High Cagers
Canton McKinley
Dempsey to Confer on New Garden Promoter Post
New York March 7 Jack Dempsey expected to meet Madison Square Garden officials regarding a promoter role. Bill Carey favored for the job by the Garden board after executive committee approval of five Miami fight agreements for the next five years. Fights slated for February each year if conditions permit. Columbus Ohio March 7 John Pesek Nebraska vs John Evko Chicago star ends in two straight falls. Pesek wins after 30 minutes 27 seconds with a hook scissors, Evko suffers three fractured ribs in the first fall.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
the Garden
Bill Carey
Carey
Miami
Fla
Columbus
John Pesek
Nebraska
John Evko
Chicase Star
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New York swimmer Ruddy sets three AAU marks at New Haven
Ray Ruddy of the New York Athletic Club broke three world records at the National Junior AAU championships in New Haven. He lowered the 550 yard mark from 7 minutes 335 seconds to 6 35 and improved the 600 yard record from 8 minutes 20 seconds to 7 minutes 15 seconds, highlighting a standout performance last night.
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Ray Ruddy
New York
Arhletic Club
Ruddy
Reds BringVeteran Pitchers Into Camp As Luque Arrives
In Orlando Florida on March 7 Cincinnati Reds veteran pitchers are reported in camp. Adolfo Luque the Cuban ace is the last to report arriving yesterday leaving only six players absent. The text mentions 600 and 800 yard records with times around 8 minutes and 9 minutes earlier context.
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Fila
Cincinnati Reds
Adolfo Luque
Cubanatar
Five County Schools Add Radio in Classrooms
Radio equipment expands in five county schools to support classroom instruction. Markley added last Saturday to receive Hoover inauguration broadcasts, with Avon Lake and Brookside installing multiple loud speakers. Avon Village and Highland use auditorium speakers via state broadcasts. Parent-Teacher associations fund some gear. All five schools use state programs and offered students the inauguration program last Monday.
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Markley School
Herbert Hoover
United States
Vaughn
Markley
Avon Lake
Brookside
Avon Village
Highland
State Department of Education
Boards of Education
Inauguration Pictures Shown At Rialto
Presidental inauguration images are being shown at the Rialto theater. The exhibit highlights moments from the oath ceremony and early administration events, drawing local visitors and history enthusiasts to view the collection.
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Rialto
Repeal Bill Aims to End Peace Law on Utilities Rates
Columbus Ohio March 7 The bill repealing the Peace Law governing public utilities rate increases came before the House after passing the Utilities Committee. Governor Myers Y Cooper said he will sign it promptly once presented. The measure faced opposition with amendments that would preserve the law by delaying rate boosts or impounding funds until approval or denial by the Public Utilities Commission.
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House of Representatives
House Utilities Committee
House
Myers Y. Cooper
Public Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
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