Birdmen Rally Five-Run Third Frame In Tri County Baseball
Amherst pitcher Al Sharp won first start for the locals while Elyria’s Bus Needles held strong. Five runs in the third inning, aided by a walk, an error and a stolen base, carried the Birdmen past the Lorain Nativities 5 2 in Riverview Park. Sharp struck out seven, walked three, and allowed eleven hits as Elyria fell short in the late frames.
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Russell Davies
Elyria Eagles
Lorain
Riverview Park
Be Tion
al Sharp
Amherst Koy
Nativities
Sharp
Quarrytown
Speed Hall
Dominski
Wigg
Schroeder
Svyrowski
Holp
Eagles
Fitzpatrick
Fitz
L. Wragg
Needles
Chuck Wragg
Madhock
Forbush
McMann
Nats
Connie
Hopkins
Zelesky
Vigz
Syrowski
Wragg
Tri- County
Birdmen
Berlin Heights
Crescents Edge All Stars in 6-4 Ballgame
Crescents defeat All Stars 6 to 4 in a game featuring home runs by F Schoditch with two and A Foss, while Moran records strikeouts tallying 19 for the winner and 9 for the loser. The line shows detailed player numbers and batting mentions despite fragmented text.
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F. Schoditch
A. Foss
Moran
Schoditch
Crescents
All Stars
Hamilton Diamond
A A. Foss
Crescents AB
Elbert
Eee Hamilton
Goodson
Kaiser
Kreutzfeld
H. Shaffstail
Costa Rica govt salaries among the world’s lowest
Government workers in Costa Rica face salary cuts that place their pay at the bottom of global rankings. Officials warn the reductions threaten morale and hinder fiscal stabilization as inflation bites and the cost of living rises.
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Costa Rica
Ewi County League Baseball Recap
Two base hits by Moran and three by another player highlight a game involving Bainbridge and Feist. Bainbridge earned the win with Feist taking the loss after a seven strikeout effort. several players tallied hits and draws on balls in a the contest held at the cited venues.
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Moran
Powell
Cox
Bainbridge
Feist
Business Men Triumph Over A C's In Eleventh Innings
The Business Men beat the Athletic Club 3 to 2 in 11 innings at Cascade Park. Heath pitched for the Business Men after Wilbert Rad left with a sore arm in the third. T Smith stole home to start the scoring in the fifth, Britch led off the 11th with a bunt, and J Smith delivered the winning run as F Smith advanced him. Joe Smith earned the game’s standout moment with a remarkable catch, while Yucka’s miscue nearly allowed a home run before Smith’s dazzling dive secured the victory.
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Kinscom
Cascade Park
Stickradt
Athletic Club
Heath
Headh
Wilbert Rad
T. Smith
Cecula
Britch
F. Smith
J. Smith
Briteh
Stivkradt
Haring
Joe Smith
Cascada
Yucka Cra
Jeff
Bar Smith
Merchants Lace Oberlin 11 2. Elyria wins big
The Elyria Merchants defeated Oberlin Penncolis 11 to 2 in a Sunday game at Oberlin. Pinky Smith pitched well for Elyria, allowing six hits. Kaminski and Myers led the offense with three hits each in five at bats. J Reese and Solida had two hits for Oberlin.
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Elyria Merchants
Oberlin Penncolls
Oberlin
Pinky Smith
Merchants
Kaminski
Myers
J. Reese
Solida
Amherst Takes Third in Northeast Ohio Meet
Amherst High finishes third at Oberlin in the Northeastern Ohio League meet as Medina wins and Wellington places second. Amherst’s Innes wins a 100 yard dash, with Cook third in the 220 yard low hurdles and Liss second in the 440. Huber and Frederick also place, and the mile relay team takes second. In Ely Stadium Holy Cross Juniors defeat South End Midgets 12 11 as Monske starts and Fortman finishes.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Oberlin
Medina
Wellington
New London
Ver Milion
Innes
Cook
Liss
Frederick
Huber
Holy Cross
Ely Stadium
Monske
Fortman
Five Home Runs Highlight Cleveland Philadelphia Slugfest
A 15 to 9 slugfest with Simmons Foxx Ferrell Averill Cochrane powering five homeruns and eleven different batters collecting RBIs. McDonald earned the win as Earnshaw endured the loss, with notable feats including two doubles by Haas and Cochrane and a Miller triple.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Foxx
Simmons
Cochrane
Ferrell
Brown
Jablonowsk
H. C
E. Bishop
Haas
Simmons Foxx
Miller
Boley Ns
Erhart
Camp Sandis
Earnshaw
McDonald
Lucagur
Grove
Motors
Vale
Apter
Cleveland R
Jamieson
Burnett
Wren
Cox
Porter
Sear
Morgan
Hodapp
Robbertson
Sewell Cc
JabVowski
Oberin
Gamse
G& P Brown
Collthorpe
L. Wos
Y Motors AB
Berlin
Tony
Ry ‘ Maddock
Rosie Ci
Koehn
Bainbridge
P. Ae
N. Gross
Rte - Association
Ness
A. Johnson
Waas
Milter
Poley
Averill
Sewell
Detore
Tun
Boley
Jablonowski
Standard Company Broadcast Aids Pacific Coast Schools
The Standard 631 Company of California distributes a music appreciation course to nearly 1,000 Pacific coast schools, expanding access to classroom programs and enriching curricular offerings across the region.
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Company of California
Elyria High Tops Heights in Lake Erie League Affair
Elyria High defeated Cleveland Heights 8 to 5 at Ely Stadium with Wilks Jones earning the win on eight hits and four strikeouts. Hutchings and Lock shared strong hitting for Elyria, while Heights led by Baines with a homer and two base hits. A lengthy game featured several errors and baserunning miscues, with Elyria taking half their runs in the fourth inning and Heights striking back in the eighth.
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Jesse Skailetz
Wilks Jones
Elyria High
Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
Ely Stadium
Jones
Jones Werlock
Hutchings
Elvira
Raines
Heights
Elyria
Brerek
Wolfs
Marshal
Coniam
Clowson
Thom
Alex
Marshall
Havnam
Wolf
Block
Burley
Mathewson
Baines
Elsha
Lakewood
Flashes
Ridgeville
Ely Field
Lorain
Heights AB
R. H. C. A. E Curfman
F&f
Lif
Rosenberg
Lewis
Harman
Rip
Richardson
Cir
Elyria AB. R. H. O. A. E. Bierek
Clowson, c
Burney, Ib
Harper, R
Long
Jones. P
Aldridgse
Ehushin
Siath
Elying
Black
Curfman
Haynam
Lavwis
Bierek
Inings
Balk
Clawson
Morgan
Eaton Defeats N Olmsted 7-6 In Ninth Inning Victory
The Eaton Cornish Grocers edged North Olmsted 7-6 on Sunday to improve to 2-1 in C and L League play. Eaton scored the winning run in the ninth inning and will host West View next Sunday after Waton beat West View 9-7 earlier this season.
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Eaton Cornish Grocers
Eaton
North Olmsted
North Eaton
West View
Waton
Weather draws crowds to Spring Valley and Elyria clubs
Beautiful weather yesterday attracted the largest crowds of the season to Spring Valley and Elyria Country Club. Blind par tournaments awarded prizes for top finishes and fewest putts with special honors at Elyria. Ralph Murbach won the Elyria event with 279, while L. B. Fanver and Harry Reynolds placed. Nearest pin on No 10 Hale went to L. P. Tutford, four feet. Dick Timins claimed low gross. Spring Valley winners included Paul Warmee and G. W. Rude with several tied for third. District Pro Amateur at Shaker Heights pairs Bob Randall with E. M. Greens. Randall previously posted 75 at Acacia.
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Ralph Murbach
E.C. C
Paul Warmee
Spring Valley
Rob Randall
EM. Greene
Elyna Country Club
Elyria Country Club
Hale
L. B. Fanver
Harry Reynolds
H. C. Barbour
T. L. Moise
L. P. Tutford
Dick Timins
G. W. Rude
H. M. Jenkins
Nelson Church
C. E
Webell
C. A. Schill
Ted
L A. Watchi
Rudy Staff
Shaker Heights
Bob Randall
E. M. Greens
Acacia Randalls
Elyria High Mile Relay Wins at Lakewood in District Track Meet
Elyria High School captured 47 points to win the N E O District Track Meet at Lakewood led by the Mile Relay quartet Hall Collins Kaminski and House finishing in 3 minutes 0.1 seconds. East Tech finished second while Sivria earned 11 points and seven Crimson Flash athletes qualified for the State Finals in Columbus.
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Lakewood
George Corneal
East Tech
Sivria
Crimson Flash
Columbus
Louie Halil
Fiord Collins
Jos Kaminski
Dick House
Hardy
Kushin
Carlson
Hall
Collins
Kamins
House
Elvrra
Luke Boyson
Jim Lamberton
Carl Triplett
Lamberton
Triplett
Gehrke
Bliss
Elyria
Waterhouse
Lorain High
Ely Stadium
Kaminski
Honose
Parma
Cleveland Heights
Grenville
Gordon
Heights
Wrobble
Marshall
Peaspanes
Ashtabula
Shires Buckeye In Kansas City Riot
Arthur Shires and Gar Buckeye, former major leaguers, joined a riot after Milwaukee’s Jack Knott hit Kansas City’s Bill Dunlap with a pitch. Dunlap homered three times before being knocked out. fan violence followed as managers and players clashed and police restored order. Dunlap expected to miss a few days. The article also mentions the German Nitrogen Syndicate reportedly controlling 98 percent of output.
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Kansas City
Upi
Arthur Shires
Garland “Goh” Buckeye
Jack Knott
Milwaukee Brewers
Bill Dunlap
Kansas City Blues
Dunlap
Knott
Dutch Zwirling
Blues
Shires
Zwilling
Buckeye
Founding of the International Working Men's Association
The International Working Men's Association was founded in London in 1864 by Karl Marx, marking a pivotal moment in anarchist and labor organizing.
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The
International Workingmen’s Association
Karl Marx
London
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