Yankees Stronger, Huggins Expects Title Defense
New York Yankees manager Miller Huggins tells United Press the champions are stronger than last year and expect no repeat of 1927 runaway. He cites improvements across the lineup including Lazzeri Koenig Gehrig and Gere Robertson and notes the Senators and Athletics as rising threats. Pitching remains a question though, with changes including Coreleskie Johnson Shealy Pipgras and Thomas joining the staff.
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Fellowing
United Press
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Bucks Warris
Washington Senators
Huggins
Tony Lazzeri
Mark Koenig
Leo Gehrig
Lazzeri
Gebrix
Athletics
Speaker
Cobb
Ossie
Senators
Gere Robertson
Beo Durocher
Johnny Morehart
Renther
Shanker
Shocker
Stan Coreleskie
Henry_Johnson
A! Shealy
Cary
Myles Thomas
Dus
Great Northerns Will Stage Tourney
NEW LONDON March 23. Great Northern of New London hosts a three game basketball tournament next Thursday March 2? in the New London high school gym. Teams include Elyria city champions Otownwell's Colleg iates Gimble Sports Mansfield Attica Champs and Great Northerns. First game at 7 09. Referee Bri Pressing of Norwalk will officiate all three games. The Yunckers, Peerless Owls, and Gimble Sports contend for top places in local leagues.
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New London
New Londo High School
Elyria City
Otoenwell
Gimble Sports
Mansfield
Yunckers
Attica
Great Northern
Bri
Norwalk
Great Northernes
Elstia
Owls
Mansfield Yunckere
Gimbla Sports
Yunckere
Peerless Oils
Great Northerns
Elyria Rifle Club Defends Hasern d t Trophy in Close Match
The Elyria Rifle Club narrowly defended the Hasern d t County league trophy at city hall last evening, beating Amherst by seven points with high scores led by Elyria’s 193 and Phelps 192. Amherst and Lorain vow to challenge next season as Lorain is expected to seek the title immediately after the close contest.
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Elyvia Rifle Club
Amherst
City Hall
Jere
Pia
Recearis
Elyria
Lorain
Ahers
Hammel
Blair
Hoftinoer
Doughterty
Phelps
Biddinger
Wheeler
Sassmanhausen
Lord
Dewhurat
Ryan
Detroit Finn Eads Pyle nery action at Gallup race myst
In a Navajo region race yesterday Detroit Finn Eads Pyle nery led for three hours before Gallup 26 miles distant. Andrew Paine from Clarence Oklahoma and John Cronnick from Saskatoon placed high in the 34.2 mile event with Seth Gonzales and Eddie Gardner sharing first honors in 3 9730.
Florida open golf championship attracts top players
Jacksonville Florida on March 25 hosts the Florida open with Johnny Farrell Bobby Cruickshank Joe Kirkwood and Bill Mehrhorn among the notable entries. A German inventor showcases a vacuum cleaner that cleans exterior building surfaces. A German table freezer claims ice cream can be frozen in five minutes. New York City's annual foodstuffs bill reaches about 1.5 billion dollars.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Cruickshank
Joe Kirkwood
Bill Mehrhorn
New York Boxing Commission Delays Tunney Title Fight
The New York Boxing Commission debated censure of world heavyweight champion Gene Tunney for not signing to meet a chosen challenger within six months, citing license expiry and favoritism toward promoter Tex Rickard. The panel weighed declaring him ineligible, a tactic once used against Jack Dempsey, amid tense deliberations and political clout.
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New York
New York Boxing Commission
James Joseph
Gene) Tunney
Turner
Tanner
Tex Rickard
Boring Commission
Gene Tunney
Billy Muldoon
Etull
Hitwan
Tunney
New York State
Gene
Jack Dempsey
Jim Farley
Jack
Harry Wills
Boxing Cene Tuskey Faces Possible Boxing Commission Censure
Boxing circles debated the champion's next opponent with Pacchino Treudun favored if he clears a past setback, while George Godfrey looms as a likely challenger after recent coast results. Tom Heener supported Tex Rickard's decision, with Sharsey Risko and Delaney trailing in wagering discussions.
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Boxing Commission
Pacchino Treudun
W Ho
George Godfrey
Ebbeta Field
Godfrey
George
Pacific
Tom Heener
Tex Rickard
Jack Sharsey
Johnny Risko
Jack Delaney
Class A B and C County Tournament Schedule Tonight
Twenty one games in the Class A B and C County tournament at the YMCA are set for tonight and tomorrow. The evening opens at 7:00 with Amherst Henes Finners versus Falcon Kulzhir, followed by the Hungarian Reformed team challenging Oberlin Orphans at 7:15. The Baron Independents, Ridgeville runners up, meet Lorain Celtics at 8:30 and the final game pits Lorain Kassimh Bros against Elyria Church of Christ. Tomorrow's schedule lists many matches across Class B and C with Amherst, Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, and nearby teams in a full slate of afternoon and evening games.
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Y M. C. Oa
Amherst Henes Finners
Falcon-Kulzhr
Oberlin
Baron Independents
Ridgeville
Lorain Celttics
Lorain Kassidh Bros
Elyria Church of Christ
Tomor
Tom’s
Amherst Junior High
Wellington Orioles
Lorain
Celtics
Elyria Junior High
Elvria Mckinler
Pilgrim Mongers
Brookside Inds
Elyria
Amherst Indians
Torain St Peters
Elyria St. Agnes Irs
Oberlin Pirates
Elvria Pilgrims
Lorain Jordan
Avon Lake
Elvria St Marys Jrs
Bridgevilla AC
Holy Trinity
Elyria St. Andrews Jrs
Brookside
Wellington Baptists
Elsria Lightweights
Elvria Green Hat Shops
Amherst Outlaws
Lorain Nativities
Lorain Rosenfelds
Oberlin A. C .S
Lorain Bell Clothiers
Lorain Monates
Winger
Oberlin Celtics
S. Amherst Quilaws
Exhibition Games Today Across Spring Venues
Major league and open exhibition matches scheduled in Florida and nearby cities feature Phillies Dodgers Giants Red Sox Cardinals Athletics Yankees Senators Reds and Orioles facing various opponents. Thursday results include Dodgers 7 Phillies 6 and Giants 8 Red Sox 7 at Clearwater and Bradenton respectively.
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Dodgers
Phillies
Bradenton
Giants
Red Sox
St Petersburg
Brarges
Yankees
Avon Park
Cardinals
Athletics
Tampa
Senators
Readling
Orlando
Reds
Balltimore
New York State To Welcome Sinclair Races
New York racing authorities announce no further action on the Rancocas ban and declare Harry F. Sinclair free to race his horses in the state. In Chicago, top billiards players led by Will Hoppe and Allen Hall prepare for the national three cushion championships beginning April 2. In Toledo, Bushy Graham defeats Joe Ryder in every round of a 12 round bout, while Patsy Ruffalo beats Louis De Arco in eight rounds in Mt. Vernon, New York.
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New York
Maryland Racing Commission
Harry F. Sinclair
Jockey Club
Wille Hoppe
Allen Hall
St. Louis
Otto Reiselt
Johnny Layton
Alfred de Oro, Jr
Chicago
Toledo
Bushy Graham
Utica
N. Y
Joe Ryder
Brooklyn
Patsy Ruffalo
Mt. Veroou
Louis de Arco
Cleveland
Spring Training News From Florida Exhibitions
Reports from Clearwater Avon Park Tampa St Petersburg West Palm Beach Auburndale describe lineups and injuries as Dodgers, Senators, Giants, Browns and Orioles hold exhibition games. Players Leo Bader Dan Taylor Earl McNeeley Stan Coveleskie and Maurie Archdeacon are noted in varying states of activity and recovery.
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Clearwater
Fia
Brooklyn Dodgers
West Palm Beach
Cczt
Leo Bader
Tufielder
Dan Taylor
Outfelder
Fla
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Browns
Earl McNeeley
Washington
McNeeley
Wellington School Presents Musical Program for First Six Grades
WELLINGTON March 3 Yesterday afternoon under Miss Maybelle Williams direction the first six grades gave a musical program. Children invited as guests, each room performed and displayed music studied this year. Miss Williams receives praise for her energy and strong musical foundation for every child. Family Dinner Party Mr and Mrs Ward Williams hosted a family gathering at their South Main Street home on Wednesday evening March 21. Attendees included Mr and Mrs S A Williams and Altha, and Mr and Mrs J C Jackson and children Robert and Nelda of Cornell Avenue. Many Attend Bazaar Over two hundred attended the waffle supper hosted by the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church last evening. Fanciful booths and children's entertainment drew steady patronage and the guild treasurer reported a tidy sum.
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Maybelle Williame
Nolises
Williame Fs
Ward Williams
South Main Street
Mare
Tos Rapps
S. A. Williams
Altha
Myxs
J. C. Jackson
Robert and
Nelda
Cornell Avenue
Hirria
Friendship Guild
Congregational Church
Entertains Luncheon Bridge Club at Mrs Murry Home
Mrs J B Murry entertained the Luncheon Bridge Club at her home yesterday afternoon with Mrs Charles Sheldon as guest. In church news HK Finley selects The Christ We Forget for Sunday morning and All Scripture Is Given By Inspiration of God for evening. Rev Harry G Earle to speak at Methodist service Five Steps to Christ. Norwalk district superintendent C B Hess to speak at 7 pm service. Charles W Recard to preach Jesus In the Guest Chamber at Congregational church. Sebastian Beck anniversary marked with special music. Church of Christ Rev C W Perry notes Faulty Day observance The Holy Family in focus. Evening service Salvation Through Service at 7 30.
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J B. Murry
Charles Sheldon
Takiug
Spangler
Akron
HK Finley
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Harry G. Earle
C. B. Hess
Norwalk
Charles W. Recard
Congregational Church
Jesus
Sebastian Beck
Church of Christ
C. W. Perry
Wellington High Joins North Central Association
Wellington high becomes the first in its district to gain membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Admission requires adherence to strict teaching standards and annual curriculum inspections. Membership benefits include universal college credit recognition for students from member schools.
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Wellington
North Central School Assn
Wellington High
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Holstein Assn to Meet March 31 in Wellington
The Wellington district Holstein Association will hold its annual meeting on Saturday March 31 in the mayor’s courtroom beginning at 1 30. Election of officers and other business will be conducted.
White robin returns to park and Wells lawn area
A white robin that settled in the park and on Guy Wells lawn last year has returned. The piece notes white robins are uncommon but do appear occasionally, mentioning albino mute and implying a notable sighting.
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Guy Wells Lawn
Local News From Columbia Ohio May 23
Mrs and Mrs Lexi Beach entertained Mr and Mrs Niece of Cleveland Sunday. Mr and Mrs Richard Putt moved into their temporary home. Ilver Tieg, little son of Mr and Mrs Ralph King, was taken to Berea Hospital for pneumonia after illness. Several local residents attended revival services at Mt. Zion church with Rev W B Mitchel of Lorain as speaker. Community events included choir singing, a Granse meeting, and band rehearsal postponed due to a death in town.
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Lexi Beach
Cleveland
Richard Putt
Temorary
Emmet Moore
Olver Tieg
Htttle
Ralph King
Berea
Jloita Bales
Clara Bartter
J. J. Squire
Milan
Ohio
Merril Squire
Wm. Squire
Mary Hew
Les
W. B.mitchel
Lorain UO
Imcoek
Cora Mills
LaPorte
Greer
Evrenie
Marian Jasper
Granse
Wm. Beaumort
Merri van Hawn
Arthur Taylor
Grendison
Bedfort Ind
Taylor
Spector
Marble Works
Bedford
Clark Frenne
Beebetown
Baptist Mission Circle
Jennie Mitchel
Ler Walker
Fust
netBroes
Orra Schoudt
Elyria
Forest Ives
Wanda
Luella Laterarty
Lakewood
Mia Eva Farts Cochran
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Local social notes and events in Berea area crowd the week
Ives and a Mrs Delsey Jac quays attended an operetta in Cleveland while Louis Fitch brings murps. Hugh Osborne visited Parma Heights family renting a home and moving to Brooklyn. Grills’ five room bungalow nears Easter occupancy as family plans summer there. Ralgt joins the navy in China. A street through Rogers farm is planned. Helen Burke spent the weekend in Cleveland. Mrs Fulton returns from Berea hospital and convalesces with Mrs Homer Martter. A.S. Gibson-Born purchases Ber ea home and lot on Front St. Arthur Crocker Jr. wins seed selling prizes. Mrs. L. Wagner and son visit from New York State. Fred Olmes entertains relatives at birthday turkey dinner for two daughters. Walter Krebs entertains friends from Cleveland and Elyria. J.H. Van Arsdale visits Pittsfield. Evangelistic services prompt postponement of parent teacher meeting. Peter Prindle leases a hillside house and corner lot. Leisure visits include Mayme Geiger and families from Ridgeville and Indiana. Scotty Dixon to perform at Columbia rehearsal. A.D. Crocker attends Faro Bureau Insurance Convention in Columbia.
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Ives
Delsey Jacquays
Maryland
Cleveland
Louis Fitch
Hugh Osborne
Emil Tiber
Parma
Alfred Grills
Ralgt
Nary
China
Rogers Farm
Helen Burke
Mra Fulton
Berea
Homer Martter
A .S. Gibson
Arthur Crocker, Jr
Co. L. Wagner
Little Son
New Yor State
A. D. Carpenter
Fred Olmes
Harria Fortunz T
Lila Olmes
Walter Krebs
Elyria Sunder
J. H. van Arsdaleland
Roy Burgeo
Pittsfield
Mterna| Idist
Peter Prindle
C’arissa Hioward
II Brooks
Bere
Amanila Martin
Leon Varney
Ridgeville
Fred Reynolds
Indiana
HoWen Road
Mayme Geiger
J. H Bartter Sand
Bert Ross
Eaton
Fred Dixon
Scat
Columbia
Scotty
A.D. Crocker
Faro Bureau
Bankrupt Sale Opens Sunday at 2354 East Broad
Auction notice announces a bankruptcy sale at 2354 East Broad Street with doors opening Sunday. Sale starts Saturday, offering goods at reduced costs.
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East Broad
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