Ed Tulk A Veteran Baseball Star Of Elyria’s City Team
Ed Tulk, a 37 year old veteran infielder from Elyria, remains a top performer on local semi pro teams. Born in Perth Western Australia and arriving in 1895, he has played for Western Automatic, Moose, Garford, Court House Rats, LT S Dover All Stars, Greenwich, and the city team. Living at 1200 East Avenue, he works as a lace weaver when not on the field and aims for the top league position with the city squad.
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Riverview Park
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Elyria
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Western Automatic
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American Lace Mfg. Company
East Avenue
Edward NM
Joyce Finishes Ninth In Lap
Cleveland's Mike Joyce places ninth in the 32nd lap of the pavement pounding pageant from Miller, Missouri to Joplin, weathering heavy rain to complete 47 miles in 7 hours 19 minutes 35 seconds. His elapsed time climbs to 281 hours 9 minutes 44 seconds, keeping him eleventh overall amid high winds and downpours.
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Cleveland
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Harry Abramowitz
New York
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Levelander
Johnny Sato
Passaic
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Pete Gavazzi
England
Pete Gavuzzi
Johnny Saio
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Giusto Umeri
Italy
Paul Simpson
Burlington
Sam Richman
Phillip Granville
Hamilton
Ont
B. NeNamara
Australia
Herbert Hedeman
Cab
Elwin Harbine
Santa Rosa
Guy Shields
Picher
Okla
Canton Boy In Akron Race
Canton driver Curley Grandell, known for daring board speedway runs, enters Akron Rubber City Sweepstakes on May 5 at Akron-Cleveland Board Speedway. He rivals Dutch Bauman and admires Tommy Milton, working on a new speed creation with Art Chevrolet. Luck and mechanical issues remain major factors in this hazardous sport.
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Akron-Cleveland Board
Watching the Scoreboard: Crow Der Browns Win 4-3
Yesterday Alvin Crowder held the Indians to eight hits and won his fourth game as the Browns beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Philadelphia Athletics crushed Boston 24 to 6 with ten runs in the sixth, aided by Al Simmons five for six and Foxx two homers. Rain washed out Yankees, Senators, Cubs, Reds, and others. Cubs tied Reds 4-4 in Cincinnati.
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al Simmons
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Windy City
Home Run Leaders by League and Players
A summary of yesterday’s home runs shows Foxx and Simmons of the Athletics each with four, Wilson of the Cubs four, Harper of the Braves four, Blue of the Browns four, plus Foxx four and Simmons one more for the Athletics. Totals: National League 32, American League 48, Grand Total 100.
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Athletics
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Wilson
Cubs
Harper
Braves
Blue
Browns
Dempsey blame over Singer Chocolate bout dispute
Boxing promoter Hymie Caplan of Al Singer Bronx featherweight denies any agreement with Kid Chocolate and accuses Jack Dempsey of lies. Caplan says the bout was Madison Square Garden’s idea and that Caplan signed with Tom McCardle as Garden matchmaker for the proposed clash.
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Jack Dempsey
Hymie Caplan
al Singer
Bronx
Caplan
Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Tom McCardle
Garden
Heavyweight Championship Show Set for Madison Square Garden
NEW YORK May 2 The Metropolitan Association of the A A U awaits permission to stage the national amateur heavyweight boxing championship as part of the International Amateur Boxing show at Madison Square Garden next Tuesday and Thursday. The title becomes vacant after Elmer Howard of New Haven was disqualified following the Boston National tournament. Northwestern edged Purdue 6 5 in a Big Ten baseball game at Evanston.
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Madison Square Garden
Elmer Howard
New Haven
Boston
Birthday party honors Mrs. Durand at South Amherst church
The South Amherst Methodist church hosted a birthday party for Mrs. Mary Durand, the oldest member, with a program of singing, prayers, readings, and corsages for those aged 70 and over. A two course luncheon followed, with guests from Monroeville, Oberlin, Elyria, and nearby towns. Also covered are Girl Reserves activities and officer elections at Amherst High School with luncheon attendance tallied.
Community Parlor Gatherings and Club Notices
Local church ladies hosted sessions with plans for Mother Daughter Banquet at First Evangelical on May 7. Middle Ridge PTA to elect officers at schoolhouse Friday night. Brownhelm Ladies met to plan Alumni Banquet on May 24 and served luncheon to 40. Purchase of Springer Farm by Mr. and Mrs. Masters announced for Russia Township. Philathea Bible Class to meet at St. Peter's with hostesses named. Attendees at Mrs. Durand’s birthday party at South Amherst Methodist church listed. Missionary Society to be entertained at Mrs. Hubbard’s home Friday. Local residents dined with Webber family for birthday. Sunday school teachers and officers of First Evangelical held a meeting with program featuring songs, solos, and a Grange address on ideals. M. E. Sunday school hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wittig with group luncheon and games.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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Garfield Harris
W. E. Speaker
Elizabeth Gibson
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Jesus
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Henry Kolbe
H. A. Ruth
Reading
John Thompson
Joseph Heathcote
Wm. Ailsop
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Kolbe
Monroeville
George Rice
Jane Merchant
L. D. Cumming
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Hannah Jackson
Lorain
C. Nickel
Maynard
Elyria
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Ely
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Peter Robison
Wakeman
Harriet Amat
Durant
Wm. Allsop
Clinton Kilmer
South Amherst
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Brownhelm
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Lanpher
Camp Gray
Reva Marlowe
Friendship Club
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Virginia Gillman
Zita Lahiff
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Margaret Bartha
Wanda Berk
Ruth Mischka
Dorothy Meitzke
Emma Dreschler
Florence Davis
Marie Milhelm
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Myrtle Williams
Amelia Herbst
Hilda Mort
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Molly Ludwig
Athlalla Ernest
Dist
Gertrude Jacobs
Jessie McLean
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Clayton
Stepheson
Anthony Northeim
Philathea
Philathea Bible
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L. J. Henes
Fred Holzhauer
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Tiffin
Norwalk
Thomas Burton
Bobbie
Mary Brown
Joseph Niesen
Cleveland
Toledo Man Speaks In Ambarerst Church Meeting
A social gathering sponsored by the Brotherhood of St. Peters Evangelical church met in the church parlors last evening with strong attendance. Rev. T. Braun of Toledo gave an inspiring talk. Refreshments followed and dart baseball was enjoyed.
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China Ahead for Place on League Council
Geneva reports a strong push for China's council seat at the earliest opportunity. The March 1931 assembly will consider China’s candidacy after a three year interval and despite past resistance from smaller nations to semi permanent seats. Asia’s current holders include Japan and Persia with Siam seen as a potential obstacle. resolution hinges on Siam withdrawing or assembly prioritizing China’s new nationalist government.
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Portes Gil sees revolt in Mexico as benefit
President Emilio Portes Gil tells United Press the Mexican revolt, despite bloodshed and cost, will strengthen the nation by consolidating it. He notes the fall of Gen. Gonzalo Escobar reduces the chance of new civil wars, while Esobar and aides head toward the mountains toward the U S. Officials view Escobar’s flight as signaling the revolt's virtual end.
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Emilio Portes Gil
United Press
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United States
Anna Fitziu Aids Poor Singers With Free Lessons
Opera singer Anna Fitziu champions modest girls by providing free singing lessons twice weekly and seeks performance opportunities. She aims to help capable voices gain training and public exposure despite financial limits.
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Church faces no persecution amid unrest in Mexico
Portes GJ said the government will not persecute religions and Catholic services can resume when desired, with obedience to laws. He denied Catholic Church involvement in Gen. Escobar's revolt, blaming mishaps on corrupt chieftains. The revolt cost about 7.5 million dollars. Calles leads federal forces aiming to move HQ from Cajeme to Empalme. About 2,009 rebels under Cara veo, Yucupicio and Jigs into Trevino fled toward Agua Prieta after battles at Los Asogues.
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Cave Reveals Evidence of Ancient Tribe in Nevada
University of California anthropologists discover in Lovelock cave on Humboldt Mountains Nevada a 3050 year old prehistoric American Indian culture. Named Saidukas by Paiute legends the population allegedly perished in a three year Paiute war. Artifacts including basketware show Egypt and Peru like preservation. Age estimates stem from craftsmanship and bat guano deposits up to 14 feet deep.
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Museum of American Indian
Art Gallery Replaces Nelson Home in Kansas City
The Nelson estate to build a $2.5 million art gallery on the former Nelson House site. Supreme Court ruling ends legal obstacles to the project and Dickey sale challenge. Trustees plan to purchase art from a $1.5 million accumulated interest fund with $500,000 yearly for acquisitions. Formal gardens and a lake are in the plans for a 20 acre landscaped approach.
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