Lorain Eagles Tie With Cleveland Magyars In Quick Soccer Clash
Lorain Eagles and Cleveland Magyars battled at Clinton Field in a brisk afternoon tie. Thraites opened the scoring for Lorain, Ennes and Jimmy Clark starred for the Eagles, and a four minute overtime produced a 1 1 deadlock that officials questioned.
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LASS EXAMINED PREPARATORY TO BEING TAKEN INTO CHURCH
At St John Evangelical Church a class of 23 boys and girls were examined for confirmation next Sunday. Rev Theodore Merton led the services with 16 exercises, in a program rescheduled due to church improvements. May 15 Pentecost and Fathers Day will feature first communion and a dedicated youth program. Members listed include Glen Bobel Carl Giese Wilbert Haueter Karl Konrad Herman Konrad Franklin Krause Karl Kutza Walter Meyers Charles Marlow William Schuster Walter Wilker Sarah Albright Edna Bowditch Marguerite Bhssig Ruth Friend Mearl Glick Viola Haueter Hilda Jabbusch Florence Keyser Edna Raphael Helen Reid Ruth Zellner.
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Franklin Krause
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Charles Marlow
William Schuster
Walter Wilker
Sarah Albright
Edna Bowditch
Maris Ehrlich
Marguerite B
Holley-Krohn Opens Season With 9-0 Victory Over South Lorain
In frigid conditions the Holley-Krohn nine defeated St Nicholas of South Lorain 9 to 0 at the city field. Mayor Grall threw the opening ball and praised the coming season as the largest in city history. Pleets led at bat with a triple and a double, while Saintly Smith faced heavy hits but settled after the first inning. Next Sunday the Clothiers travel to Berea.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from Today’s Games
In the American League New York beat Boston and Washington defeated Philadelphia while St. Louis topped Detroit in eight innings. In the National League Pittsburgh defeated Chicago, Boston lost to New York as Brooklyn fell to Philadelphia, and St Louis edged Cincinnati. New York 7 Boston 2. Detroit 2 St Louis 1. Philadelphia 5 Washington 1. St Louis 1 Cincinnati 0. Pittsburg 2 Chicago 0. Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 0.
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Lorain Highlanders Triumph in Track Meet Over Sandusky
Lorain high school easily outscored Sandusky 78 to 0 as the hosts dominated events. Freshman Larry Grant set a new 440 yard record at 51.15 seconds while Tobey Horn and others led wins in high jump, sprints, distance, and field events, with notable marks in javelin, discus, broad jump, and mile relay.
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Od Lee Now Playing For Saint Louis
Sidney Lea formerly with Elyria Athletics and later Lorain county teams joined the Saint Louis club. He appeared in yesterday's game versus Detroit, played third base, had one fielding assist and no at bats. Lea's home is Wellington, long a Wellington Algonquins player, and he previously starred for Toledo in the American Association. He also worked for National Tube Co. in Lorain.
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Former Oberlin Star Now With Michigan Nine
Jack Williams once starred as first baseman for Oberlin in 1918 and now plays for the University of Wisconsin. He has appeared in all ten games this season and is praised as a fixture at first base with assured infield play.
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Wisconsin Athletic Review
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Oberlin Recreation League Reorganized for Coming Season
Oberlin reports the Recreation League held its annual meeting and banquet in Gunn's hall with a large attendance of officers and previous players. Dr E Leonard director of the Mens gymnasium spoke on the value of physical training and community sport.
When in Doubt Telephone and Find Out
An advertiser urges readers to use a home telephone to ease anxieties for households and business people, framing dialing inquiries as a practical business proposition.
Recreation league endorses clean sports and Chautauqua plans
H C Tuck and I L Porter praised athletic activities and the Recreation league. Officers were re elected E J Davis president B A Locke vice president C R Summers secretary treasurer. Eight ball teams include Oberlin Athletic club Otis Smith Town team George Broadwell Odd Fellows Co R Summers Township Homer Bailey College Street A B Chesbro.
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C. R. Summers
EB. J. Davis
H. C. Tuck
Oberlin Athletic Club
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George Broadwell
Odd Fellows
Co. R. Summers
Homer Bailey
College Street
A. B. Chesbro
Local Baseball Series Scheduled Across Town Parks
Main Street George L L Close Shawnee Crescent Campbell Pro bert Spartans Herschel Faulk ner note plans to fix Park Street grounds to better condition than a year ago. Games begin July 4 and occur each Wednesday afternoon. The Ben-80n will close on Labor Day.
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Shawnee Krescent
Campbell Probert
Spartans
Herschel Faulkner
Park Street
Colored ball players form scrappy club in Elyria
The colored baseball fraternity in Elyria forms a snappy club expected to be a top colored team in Ohio. Public subscriptions fund uniforms and equipment as the best local talent is recruited. The Class A team plans to play home games at Riverview Park.
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Kate Richards O'Hare Lectures in Oberlin May 3
Kate Richards O Hare author and editor will give a lecture titled New Idle for Old at First Church Oberlin on Monday evening May 3 at 8 o'clock. The speaker is described as a woman who knows faith from the inside and will deliver an interesting talk.
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Kate Richards O'Hare
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