Ohio poised to place athletes on 1926 Olympic team
Columbus May 4 Ohio may send a strong contingent to the Los Angeles Games led by sprinting stars from Ohio State and regional colleges. Notables include George Simpson Donald Bennett Jesse Fazekas Dearmond Hutson Glenn Weidemaier James Gordon Sol Stoller Norman Lambacher and Jack Keller. Keller seeks to raise world marks while Rupert Heetham now with Cincinnati Athletic Club and Charles Schwert of Miami play key roles in middle and long distance events.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Los Angeles
Ted
Buckeye
Tts
George Simpson
Donald Bennett
Jesse Fazekas
Ohio State University
Dearmond Hutgon
Glen Weidemaier
Denson University
James Gordon
Cleveland
Sol Stoller
Cincinnati
Norman Lambacher
Jack Keller
Ohio State Comet
Keller
Rupert Heetham
Ohio State
Cincinnati Athletic Club
Beetham
Charles Shuwert
Miami University
Robert Brown
Central League Opens Season In Dayton And Akron
Frowning skies greeted the opening of the Central League baseball season in Dayton as Erie and the Ta club prepared for games in Akron and Fort Wayne. The circuit splits into two halves with a 140 game schedule. Reorganized after 1930, the six-city league includes Dayton Erie Fort Wayne Akron Youngstown and South Bend with Canton returning for 1925 1929 and 1930. The six cities boast a combined population over 960000.
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Dayton
Cpr
Erie
Youngstown
Akron
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Canton
Big Five players produce mixed batting lines in key game
Babe Ruth scored on a walk in one at bat. Lou Gehrig scored on a walk three times at bat. Al Simmons homered and singled in four at bats, scoring once and driving in three runs. Hack Wilson doubled in five at bats, driving in two runs. Bill Terry went hitless in four at bats but scored on a walk.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Champion Miami Nine Plays Wesleyan Today
Delaware Ohio May 4 Miami University the 1931 Buckeye Conference baseball champion meets undefeated Ohio Wesleyan here in a game that could influence the title race. Postponed from last Saturday by rain, the two teams schedule a return at Oxford next Saturday. Leo Kelly of Miami is expected to start against the Bishops, who have won their first three Buckeye games. Miami has one loss in three starts, a one run defeat to Cincinnati.
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Delaware
Miami University
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Oxford
Leo Kelly
Cmeimnac
Hoffer to Captain Ohio State Tennis Team
May 4 1932 Headline notes Joe Hoffer of Youngstown Ohio will captain the Ohio State University tennis team for 1932 He previously captained the OSU basketball team last winter Esther Eaton transfers to Katherine Williams a lot on East Thurrts third Street Lorain also Walter Hadawas to Leonard Draper one fifth acre on Virginia Avenue proposed Carlisle Township real estate transfers listed
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Hoffer
U. Sol
Columbus
JP Joe Hoffer
Youngstown
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Esther Eaton
Katherine Williams
East Thurrts
Third Street
Lorain
Walter Hadawas
Leonard Draper
Virginia Avenue
Carlisla Town
SK Ball Pleas To Make Use Of Athletic Field
The Elyria City Board of Education at its May meeting urged adults who have been playing baseball and golf on Hamilton School grounds to move to the high school athletic field on Thirteenth Street. Twelfth Street residents petitioned against night play on school property citing encroachment onto adjoining yards, while neighbors said they have no issue with children using the grounds. The board also granted Robert T. Moore YMCA physical director authority to allocate school grounds for softball league games this summer.
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Hamilton
Thirteenth Street
Elyria City
Robert T. Moore
Y. M.C
Y Indus Club Hears Perry on Club Elections and Roast
The Y Indus Club met at the Y M C A last night electing eight new members and naming a nominating committee led by George Krugman to report on officers for the coming year. Dr M E Perry Lorain County coroner spoke about 19 years in office. Plans for a Wiener roast at Camp Iss See Kes on May 17 were announced for next week’s meeting.
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Yindus Club
Y. M.C
James Bradley
George Krugman
Robert Smith
Ted Washire
John Pais
Richard Smith
Russell Austin
Ralph Carek
M. E. Perry
Lorain County
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Grafton Grange Confers Degrees at Special Meeting
Grafton Grange No 1686 held a special meeting Monday evening where the third and fourth degrees were conferred on three candidates. A regular meeting is scheduled for May 1. Clara R Brown to be shipped on Dexter Street, Lorain, and a lot on Tenth Street, Lorain, with deeds to be announced.
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Grafton
Clara R Brown
Dexter Street
Tenth Street
Radio Programs and Cleveland Station Listings May 4
Radio programs across Cleveland stations WGAR WCAE WLW WJMO and others show a full day schedule with concerts talk shows and baseball scores. Notable acts include Connie Boswell Arch ie and Bertie Ruth Etting the Goldbergs and Lopez s Orchestra with multiple time slots from 5 AM to midnight and segments featuring Grantland Rice Nina Roshett and Manny Lander.
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Cleveland
Gene
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
den Morgan
Gladys Rice
Grantland Rice
Mme
Nina Roshett
Vievienne Ware
Lopez
Begle Street
WCAE
Manny Lander
al Katz
Connie Boswell
Morton Downer
AnNe Miles
Sam
Kate Smith
Larence Brown
Crime Club
Ruth Etting
Playboy Hour
Archie_and
Bertie
Larry Rich
Joe
Ell
Olsen
J Renny
Bob Nolans
Medlary Brothers
Pichans Sisters
Kae
Callowass Orhestra
Kytes
ABC
WEAF
Nod Arrew
Faris
Nethe Revelles
Lopess Orchestra
Ralph Kirbers
Rogers Band
Anenen
WIZ
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
AIDRA
Bob Ripley
Koka
Taxparvers’ League
Slumber Music
Ted Cook
Lislet Morte Orchestra
Mert
Marge Wan
Mary T. Norton
Barlow
Symphony
Redmans
Machins
Lombardo
Various Radio Bands and Programs Listed with Local Mentions
A fragmented schedule lists numerous bands and programs including Prbedman's Band, Abram WAM, Glib, Ruth Gittings Band, The Time Clock, Morning Devotions, Organizing, Beauty Talk, Festival Service, Atlantic City Musicale, Garden Talk, Poultry Livestock, Songs Wilson Parade, Housekeepers' Chat, Variety Hour, Army Band, Beaswell Orchestra, Nina Mae Mehnnes Orch, Noble Sissie's Orchesta, and Lorain's Cleveland Trust Company inquiry on Twelfth Street. The garbled OCR reads like a station lineup and a note about a sheriff deed to Cleveland Trust Company on Twelfth Street, Lorain.
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Washington
Itel
Harry Jay Kysers
Atlantic City Musicale
Wilson
Parade
LaForte Musicale
Army Band
George Halls
Qorchestra
Cleveland
Tlevie
Yiv
Joe Pakroha
Dinne Music
Mills Brothers
Richman
Abe Lymans
Kate Smith
Angelo Paice
International Revue
Beaswell St
Tranpet( M
The Greeks Had a Word for Them Opens at Rivet
The Rivet Theatre presents Samuel Goldwyn film The Greeks Had a Word for Them. Three blonde sirens cavort through life from one millionaire to another as they chase profit and amuse with witty banter.
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Iaa Claire
Samuel Goldwyn
Rivet Theatre
Amon
Notable Stars Shine in Capitol’s New Film Warnward
The Capitol Theatre opens Warnward, adapted from Marie Howe Farnham’s Wild Beauty, featuring Nancy Carroll, Pauline Frederick, and Richard Arlen with Lars Car rol and others. A persecuting mother in law questions her son’s wife as a socially inferior match, set among the Brownhiest Frost clan in Claughharrie.
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Warnward
Marie Howe
Wanderer Bille Jean Hendericks Reported Missing
A four year old girl, Bille Jean Hendericks, of Crehorecourt, wandered from home around 11 am today, with police reporting the incident. The report notes concerns about her welfare and the need to locate her safely.
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Bille Jean Hendericks
Crehorecourt
Lorain County Commissioner's Candidate Seeks Democratic Support
A candidate for Lorain County commissioner urges Democratic voters to attend the May primaries to nominate a strong general election nominee. The farmer from Amherst Township outlines 18 years as township trustee, service on the township board of education, and current trusted roles in industrial firms, asking for support and promising an honest, economical administration.
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Lorain County
Middle Ridge
Amherst Township
Rustee
Township Board of Education
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