Preparations for Relays Highlight Lakewood Meet
Ralph Heath reports Lakewood and nearby schools ready for a track meet with many events. Freshmen and upperclassmen fields include 880 and 440 relays, four mile and two mile relays, hurdles, high and low events, with notable entries from Bishop Williams Glover Stoney and others.
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Elyria City Team Heads to Medina Next Sunday
The Elyria City club travels to Medina to play the Medina Merchants next Sunday. Connie Schroeder will pitch for Medina, with Drae Bert slated to oppose. The Elyria squad has struggled at the plate and with fielding but hopes warmer weather will restore hitting as they chase a victory.
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Elyria
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Dempsey Not Required to Take Physical Exam, NY Boxing Chief Says
James Farley of the New York boxing commission denied ordering Dempsey to undergo a thorough medical examination before fighting again in New York. He stated Dempsey simply must meet rules and be cleared by the commission’s doctor if he returns, noting past cases and the commission’s stance on Dempsey versus Willis and other contenders.
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Guiven
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Tunney
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Jack Sharkey
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Sharker
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
American League results show Washington defeating New York 6 to 1 and Boston 2 to 2 with Philadelphia in rain and St Louis at Cleveland postpooned. National League games list New York 4 Brooklyn 1 and St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 with Philadelphia Boston rain postponed. Today’s schedule includes Cleveland at St Louis and St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Leading hitters include Dugan of New York and Gostin of Wilkes-Barre with strong averages, plus a cluster of top producers from Philadelphia, Chicago, and St Louis. The standings and stat lines reflect a foggy day with several games affected by rain.
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Wilder Cixers to Meet Clevelanders at River View Park
The Wilder Cixers face the strong Williams Engineers Industrial League team at River View Park on Sunday at 3 09 p m. Badil Field, Frank Norton and other Cleveland stars join the lineup. Manager Brubaker signs Needles of Scranton who beat the local Eagles, plus Bill Rose and Holtzman among others.
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Hornsby Hero as Giants Beat Brooklyn 4 to 1
Roger Hornsby delivered yesterday's heroics as the New York Giants defeated the Brooklyn Robins 4 to 1. Burleigh Grimes pitched his first complete win for the Giants, while umpire Emmett Ormsby sparked a contentious scene in Philadelphia after ruling TJ Cobb foul.
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Hagen Wins Florida Wager With 12-Foot Putt
Walter Hagen, famed golf pro, attempts to equal the course record of 68 on a Florida layout. He taps in a 12-foot birdie to complete the round and secure a $750 side bet as a gallery looks on.
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Elyria City Team Practices Ahead of Medina Game
Elyria City team holds a practice at the Fairgrounds tonight at 6 50 to prepare for the upcoming game with Medina Sanday. AN players are urged to attend to be ready.
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New England Controls Corn Borer Infestation Drop
New England has reduced corn borer infestation by 94 percent since 1922. A survey of 223 fields in 44 townships shows 14 of 100 stalks infested and 2.1 borers per infested plant, with about 6 percent of ears infested last year. The reductions are credited to clean-up regulations in Massachusetts and public education following outbreaks.
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BD. J. Caffrey
Federal Bureau of Entomology
Shanghai Stranded U S Actresses Face Unpaid Fares
Six San Francisco performers stranded in Shanghai after a tour dispute with the local manager seek airfare home. They report unsigned contracts, a failed agreement, and little help from the American consul. Theresa Gordon Nita Jewell Bar nie Cole Rena Shade Trixie Leach Louise Francis plan possible travel to Manila or home as lawyers weigh options.
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Ohio Farmers Excel in Local Institutes
Ohio farmers attended 745 Farmers Institutes in the past year totaling 647,090 participants, far surpassing the attendance of the other 11 states. A report from J. af. Stedman of the Federal Department of Agriculture to F. L. Allen notes Ohio led by a wide margin.
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Ohio State University
Ohio shows high per capita electricity use in 1926
Ohio ranked high in per capita electricity use with 721 kilowatt hours per person in 1926, versus the national average of 627. The figures were released by the United States Geological Survey and cited by the Ohio committee on public utility information.
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Cleveland
United States Geological Surgery
Ohio Committee On Public
Communists Advance on Swatow Amid British Patrols
A Chinese communique claims forces threaten Swatow with plans to burn the city, saying it is 17 miles away as the British cruiser Danae guards British interests. Four British sailors wounded. action reported on the Yangtze.
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