Golfers Battle Next Week For Open Places
More than 1 000 players including Ben Hogan and former champions will vie for 139 of 1 136 spots in the 1939 National Open. Qualifiers will compete June 6 3 at Canterbury Country Club near Cleveland while 31 players are exempt. The total entry is 1 167, the sixth largest in Open history.
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New York
Benny Hogan
United States Golf Association
Canterbury Country Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Olympia Fields Club
Mayfield
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Waldo Crowder
Racing Magnate Charles S. Howard Loses String Aces
York May 21 United Press Henry McLemore reports that Charles S. Howard faces a washout of racing luck as Seabiscuit Kayak II and Mikland are sidelined. Sorrendo broke down after a New York record attempt and Midland’s form faded. Howard confirms Mikland is out until 1941 after a workout accident at Pimlico.
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Seabiscuit
Santa Anita
Howard
Midand
Kayak
Pimlico
Brooklyn
Once Invincible
Micland
Eaton Business Men Seek Games With Northern Ohio Class B Teams
The Eaton Business Men's base ball team invites Class B teams in Northern Ohio to schedule games. Interested managers should contact Webb Hawke, R. D., Columbia Station, by mail or at Columbia 402. Alyria P. N. A. team manager is asked to take special notice.
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Eaton Business Men
Ohio
Webb Hawke
R. D
Columbia
Alyria P. N. A
Bittners Schedule Softball Nightly Games
The Bittners Funeral Home softball team lists games this week. Tonight Standard Cleaners at Hamilton, Wednesday Hart Jewelers of Lorain at Oakwood Park, Thursday Jacobs at Roosevelt, Friday Elyria Grange at Hamilton.
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Bittners
Bittner Funeral Home
Standard Cleaners
Hamilton
Hart Jewelers of
Lorain
Akwood Park
Jacobs Ates
Roosevelt
Erth Elyria Grange
Reigel and McCarthy Lead Lorain Mitt Program Tonight
Lorain middleweight Norm Reigel meets Cleveland’s Charlie McCarthy in an eight round main bout at the Hotel Antlers Auditorium tonight. Reigel seeks revenge after a prior loss as several supporting fights feature Gussie Smallwood Frankie Mucha and other local boxers in six and eight round bouts. The show starts at 8 30 with promoter Johnny Gascoigne pushing the program.
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Lorain
Norm Reigel
Charlie McCarthy
Cleveland
Hotel Antlers Auditorium
McCarthy
U. S. Navy
Reigel
Steve Stefek
Elyria
Bobby Berry
Gussie Smallwood
Elgrit
Frankie Mucha
Smallwoeod
Ruel Shockley
Mucha
Lorain County
Golden
Norwalk
Jimmy White
Art Booth
Kid Orlando
Canton
Johnny Gascoigne
Nelson seeks Ohio Open title at Toledo Inverness course
U S Open champion Byron Nelson, now a Toledo pro, enters the Ohio Open as Cleve land’s Billy Burke seeks a third straight crown. More than 100 golfers, including Al Espinosa and Tony Penza, vie for the $1,000 prize in a 72 hole medal format at the Sylvania course with prospects for an amateur victory noted.
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Toledo
Byron Nelson
Ohio
Clevelane
Billy Burke
U. S
Texas
Toledo Inverness
al Espinosa
Akron
Tony Penza
Dayton Ace
Sylvania
Otto Hackbarth
Cincinnati
Steve Zapper
Springfield
Lloyd Gullickson
Congress Lake
Bob Servis
Dayton
Maurice McCarthy
In Market for Games Elyria Merchants Seek Softball Matches
Elyria Merchants seek Class A or B softball games with Lorain County teams. Interested managers should write to Vic Mascovac at 172 Erie Street.
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Elyria Merchants
Lorain County
Vic Mascovac
Erie Street
Lace Diamond game tonight at 6 o'clock
Vic Silver's Jewelers and the American Federation of Labor No 19343 will meet in a scheduled Lace Diamond game tonight at 6 o'clock. The event pairs two local organizations for a community match in the tournament.
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Vic Silver
Jewelers
American Federation of Labor No
Standings and results in early American League play
The standings show Cleveland and New York leading with 10 and 9 wins respectively while Boston and Detroit trail. Yesterday results include Cleveland 10 New York 2 and Detroit 19 Boston 7. Today’s matchups: New York at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Hesulta Cleveland
St Louis
St. Louie
New Lord
St. Loui
G. Ww. TI
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Brooklin
Teres Doe
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Ostones
Aig
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Ston
Cincinnati
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Pet
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Milwauhes
Indianapolis
Louis
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Columbus
Paul
Toledo
Wight
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Rochester L. Pet
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark Spear
Buffalo Peewee
Montreal
Syracuse
Toronto
Ram
Newark
Jersey
Hid-Atlantic Leagle W. GL
Canton
Rsccewevvecsnsens
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Ayton Baez
Charleston
Ann Ron Ce
Akron
Dayton
Heath Shines With Two Circuit Smashes In Indians Win
Heath hits two homers driving Cleveland to a 10 2 victory over New York as the Indians push the Yankees further into the league cellar. Heath's 6th and 7th homers of the season highlight the win, with Vitt sticking to his pitching plan against the champions.
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Heath
Levelland
Geoffrey Heath
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Jeff
Yanks
Indians
Tribe
Vitt
New York
al Mhinar
Marius Russo
Kettner
Smith
Weatherir
Hemstier
Dickey
Mills
Keltner
Hemsley
Dicker
Boudreau
Chapman
Mack
Trosky
Gordon
Knickerbocker
Dahlgren
Cleveland
Hadley
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Chandler
Donald
J. Wud
Hadler
Compares- Moriarty
Mopbard
Rommel
Rue
New York AB
RHO. A
Ol Rolfe
Henrich
Rosar
Cane
Dickes
Miles
Hadter
Doraid
Prtlak
S Mack
Th O Smith
Cieveland Wen Wee Nee
Oberlin Hosts Annual Ohio Conference Tennis Meet
Oberlin will host two day Ohio Conference Tennis Tournament featuring teams from Case Kenyon Kent State Denison and Muskingum at the Athletic Field. Kenyon led by Don McNeill is favored to defend the title with McNeill and Bothwell in strong form. An exhibition doubles match will follow the finals with Bruce Barnes and Cecil facing McNeill and Blanshard.
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Oberlin
Case
Kenyon
Kent State
Denison
Muskingum
Ohio
U.S
Don McNeill
McNeill
Bothwell
Blade
Cecil
Bruce Barnes
United States
Art Cecil
McNeil
Paul Blanshard
Major Loop Leaders and Boxing Result Highlight
Leader boards show H Pei Avert and N Aural League figures with top batting and home run notes. In boxing, Buddy Walker of Columbus remains undefeated with a fifth round knockout of Lou Thomas in Indianapolis, extending his 15th KO in 20 starts.
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United Press
G. AB
H Pei Avert
Detroit
Hases
Phila
Finnex
Boston
Danning
N. Y
Lombardi. Cin'ti
Walker
Brooklyn
Mize
Cards
Foxx
Red Sox
Trosky
Indians
Case
Senators
Serewaneees
Ed Walker
Coming Events in Columbia This Sunday Services and May 30 Decoration Day
Columbia announces a Community Memorial Sunday Service at Columbia Methodist Church next Sunday at 10 o'clock. Decoration Day services are planned at the Town Hall on the afternoon of May 30 with Professor Carl T. Nissan of Baldwin Wallace College delivering the address. The American Legion firing squad and bugle corps will participate.
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Columbia
Columbia Methodist Church
Town Hall
Carl T. Nissan
Baldwin-Wallace College
American Legion
Berea and Columbia News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Obituaries note Byron Loynes pass at 90 in Wes and funeral at Columbia cemetery. Notes mention graduation events and senior class program with honors at Columbia High School. PTA and church activities include a May 24 party and garden talks by Ross Churchward. Local couples, students, and residents attend commencements, weddings, and family visits across Berea, Columbia, and nearby towns.
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Ross Churchward
U.il
Cleveland Electro- Chemical Society
Cleveland
E.emirg Mey
Courchward W.l
Columb
Zia
Byron Loynes
Wes
Columbia
Loeynes
Arthur
Ella Ruvale
Fred Hane
Strongs. Lle
Ralion Hopkins
Short Cuts for Food Prep and Handy Home Tips
The note describes using glycerine to keep crab meat molded salads from darkening and suggests an electric light bulb as a stocking darner. It also advises oiling a sewing machine and blotting paper to prevent oil transfer to fabric.
Get Busy with Hot Water Soap for Pimples
An article by Dr. Chrisman explains acne vulgaris affects teens and young adults with pimples blackheads and oily skin. It details puberty skin changes and excess oil production causing facial neck forehead and chest breakouts.
Acne and skin health tip from early medical guide
The article explains acne causes from oil glands and dirt clogging pores, potential scarring, and links to diet and health. It notes severe cases can involve the scalp and mentions treatment advice including not squeezing pustules and using a comedone extractor, with a doctor often better. It lists several individuals and social visits among Oberlin residents.
Thorough Cleansing For Acne Remedies From Old Home Guide
The text prescribes washing with hot soapy water, massaging to press out oil, and rinsing with warm then cold water. It advises zinc sulfate paste overnight, iodine alba for many pimples, and dietary tips including fruits and bread. It also mentions X-ray treatment, sun exposure, external antiseptic pastes, and a paste called anti peo to dry pustules.
Mrs Ola Edmonds Hosts Friday Party for Mrs Rogers
Mrs Ola Edmonds entertained Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Rogers birthday. Guests included Mrs H H Edmonds.
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Ola Edmonds
Rogers
H. H. Edmonds
Blitzkrieg Tactics Shine As German Forces Sweep Belgian Front
Report describes rapid German advance along the Wilhelmina Canal with Stuka planes leading, tanks along highways, and shock troops sweeping villages. Engineers repair minor damage while bridges and key positions fall to surprise attacks, illustrating speed and precision of modern warfare.
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Brussels
Kaiser’s Army
Caesar the polo pony of Camden dies at 41
Caesar, a famed polo pony in Camden South Carolina, has died. The aged horse was said to be 41 years old. Veterinarian Dr T B Bruce noted Caesar was eight years old in 1907 when he was first ridden in polo games.
New Father Uses Birth of Child as Excuse
A University of South Carolina student asked to miss class and offered as his reason that his wife had given birth to a child. The registrar said it was the first time he heard that excuse but accepted it.
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Columbia, S. C
University of South Carolina
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Oberon
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