Elyria Beats Lorain In Tight Riverview Park Tilt
Elyria edges Lorain 6 to 5 in a nip and tuck game at Riverview Park. Dzenmbie sparked Lorain with a triple and Stanfield’s sacrifices kept them close, but Alf Kushinosky’s infield hit and a key two-base hit by Block sealed the win for Elyria as Moody and Willis battled mound to end.
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Freddie Smith
Elyria
Lorain
Riverview Park
Dzenmbie
Karalak
Fitzgerald
Gebhart
Block
Steve
Mike
Willis
Dark Horse
Moody
Grills
Dunstand Johnson
Inninns
Lls
Ole
Alf’ Kushinosky
Lorain Boys
Micky
Ridgeville
Agilis
Alice Dzarmbic
Jaralak
Gruills
Ikowski
Fitzgerie Rushinsky
MecCauly
Moaly
Simith
Baseball Leaders Names Lost in Fragmented Al league Roster
Fragmented OCR lists players and teams from American and National Leagues including Ruth and Yankees figures, Williams Red Sox, Wilson Cubs, Bottomley Cardinals, Roettger Cards,Roettger and Harper among others with scattered mentions of homers and total counts, no clear event.
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Ruth
Yankees
Schuser
Athletics
Willams
Red Sox
National League
Wilson
Cubs
Pissonette
Robins
Bottomley
Cardinals
Yper
A A A League Schedule Posts Nine Home Games for Elyria
The A A A League announces Elyria plays nine home and five away games this summer. Schedule lists matchups including Maple Heights, Tellings, Medina, Painesville, Lorain Eagles, and Elyria with dates from May 27 through August 19 and several Sunday games across multiple venues.
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Elyria
Sony
Maple Heights
Tellings
Lorain
Medina
Lorain Eagles
Medina Favorita Knits
Painesville
Kaits
Knits
Willoughby Beach
Favorite Knits
Ely
Whyria
Lorain Hagles
Lorain Medina
Cleveland
Willough Beach
Badgers Skip Poughkeepsie Regatta Crew Ridden With Ills
Wisconsin will not send a crew to the Poughkeepsie regatta next month due to limited on water work and injuries. Varsity boat struggles and ineligibility of key stroke Joe Lucas hinder prospects while yearling boat lacks experience. Wisconsin has long attended the event, with best finish second in 1924 and third in 1920.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
California
Washington
Badger
Lake Mendota
Dad’ Vail
Joe Lucas
Hudson
University of Wisconsin
Cardinal
Badgers
Bout Ends In Double Knockout In New Bedford
A boxing bout in New Bedford Massachusetts ended in a double knockout when Al Walker of New York light heavyweight and Jimmy Mendes of New Bedford fell from the ring during a clinch. Neither fighter rose before the 10 count and the match was ruled a no contest.
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New Bedford
Mass
al Walker
New York
Jimmy Mendes
Nether
American Results and Schedule From Thirteen-Inning Tilt
Baseball results show Boston beat New York 8-2 and Philadelphia edged Washington 4-3 in thirteen innings. Philadelphia earlier won 2-1 over Washington. Scheduled American games include Cleveland at Chicago, Boston at Newark, Washington at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Detroit.
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New York
Eee
Philadelphia
See Ee
Cleveland Es
Boston Eee
St Louis A Ee
Detroit Ee
Washington Sarees
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Newark
St. Louis
Detroit
National Results From Baseball Scores
National results show St. Louis defeating Chicago 8 to 7 while Cincinnati wins 4 to 3 and Pittsburgh falls 3 to 6 in major games. The day highlights close matchups with St. Louis and Cincinnati securing wins and Pittsburgh dropping a key matchup.
National Games Today
Pittsburgh faces Cincinnati while New York meets Brooklyn. Chicago challenges St Louis and Philadelphia plays Boston as a pair of doubleheaders headlines the schedule.
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IL. Pet
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St Lois
Eeas
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh A
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Sixteen Year Old Joins Davis Cup Team Star May Hold Singles
Kansas City May 22 A sixteen year old Kansas City pupil known as Junior Coen has become the youngest American to join the Davis cup team He earned his place after trials in St Louis and a recent trip to Mexico He is favored to play singles against China in the zone elimination and could travel to Europe if the United States wins China and the Japan Canada match William Tilden the captain assisted Coen from his early tutelage to national boys titles and strong showings in open events
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Kansas City
Coen
America
William Tilden
Tilden
Fight results from Chicago Newark and New York boxing cards
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute defeated Joe Lucas in ten rounds as bantamweight titleholder. Johnny Sherrod stopped Billy Atkinson in six, Henry Cullen beat Johnny Nasser, Jackie London defeated Ray Van Hook, Vic Merlo beat Dan Marc in four, and Seal Harris defeated Tom Williams in six in Chicago. Mickey Walker KOed George Smith in Newark, Eddie Wagner won in New York, Battling Levucky took a nineteen round decision in Newark. Rotary pulverizer behind tractor plow refined farrow slices for planting.
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Chicago
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe Lucas
Detroit
Johnny Sherrod
New Orleans
Billy Atkinson
California
Henry Cullen
Johnny Nasser
Jackie London
Ray van Hook
Vic Merlo
Dan Marc
Seal Harris
Tom Williams
Wkansas City
Mandell Wins Sixth Round Lightweight Title Defense at Polo Grounds
Sammy Mandell defeated Jimmy McLarnin in a 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds before 30,000 spectators to retain the lightweight title. Mandell outboxed and outfought McLarnin, hurting his left eye and executing effective in fighting and left hooks. Gate receipts were about 137,000 with Mandell guaranteed nearly half, Tex Rickard possibly losing money.
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New York
Sammy Mandell
Rocky Kansas
Rockford
Illinois
Jimmy Mclarnin
Belfast
Mandell
Polo Grounds
McLarnin
Vancouver
Sammy
Mandel
Jimmy
Tex Rickard
Rickard
McLarnin Says He Did His Very Best
New York May 22 Jimmy McLarnin refused to alibi for his failure to win the lightweight title from Sammy Mandell. He said I did the best I could and maybe I’ll get another chance. Mandell proved himself a deserving champion and a fine sportsman. He noted McLarnin’s left hook but said McLarnin never hurt him due to a perfect defense.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
Dundee Medill Bout Sparks Potential Title Fight
Promoter Jim Mullen said the May 23 ten round bout in Chicago features Mike Dundee of Rock Island against Joey Medill of Chicago. The winner earns a shot at Ted Morgan, junior lightweight champion. Also notes the Big Ten track meet in Evanston with 325 entries and Olympic trial qualification for top two finishers. A Paris telephone service offers a central bureau for away calls.
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Chicago
Jim Mullen
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Joey Medill
Ted Morgan
Evanston
Harvard Stadium
Paris
Meusel Heroic Burst Lifts Yankees Over Red Sox 3 2
Yesterday the Yankees relied on Bob Meusel’s sixth inning homer with two on to avert a double defeat to Boston after the Red Sox won the opener 8 4 on timely homers by Todt and Regan. The Athletics took both ends of a doubleheader from the Senators, Quinn’s 13th inning single sealing the first game 4 3 and Duke’s homer with French’s double giving a 2 1 second game win. Tris Speaker and Bing Miller were injured in the first game. The Cardinals beat the Cubs 7 ```
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Bob Meusel
Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Todt
Regan
Red Sox
Boston
Meusel
Wallop
Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Yankees
Quinn
Duke
French
Tris Speaker
Bing Miller
Philadelphia
Speaker
Stars rally as Ruth Gehrig Cobb shine in twin bill
Babe Ruth singled once and walked once in four plate appearances and scored in the first game while drawing two walks in the second. Lou Gehrig had two hits and a run in the first game and added a single, walk, and a strikeout in the second. Ty Cobb added a single, steal and score in the opener but went hitless in the second. Tris Speaker failed to hit in the first game before exiting after a collision. Kiki Cuyler was a failed pinch hitter. Paul Waner had a single in the first game and went 0-for-4 in the second. Rogers Hornsby and Harry Heilmann idle.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Paul Waner
Ome
Birmingham Notes and Local Notices From May Edition
Birmingham May 22 notices include Karl Avery visiting Sandusky and W C Henry in Brownehelm on business. A J Portman’s condition unchanged. Commencement at Birmingham M HB church Friday. Denman road by George Latteman toward Frankenbers corner to be improved soon. Mrs Bertha Bowen reports home improvements. L T L met at Birmingham M BE church with two new members. next event a wiener roast May 31. Mr and Mrs Heming and son Billie of Vermilion visited Frakenbergs and Adolph Frankenbergs. Mrs Herman Behrens still not improved.
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Birmingham
Avery
Sandusky
W. C. Henry
Brownehelm Op
A. J. Portman
Birmingham M
Birmingham M. BE
John Heming
Billie
Vermilion
John Wiegand
Ed Baxter
Lorain
Phillip Frankenberg
Adolph Frankenberg
Herman Behrens
Fred Glider
Sunday Social Roundup From Oberlin Area
Sunday evening guests at the Rosette Moser Lambie home included Margret of Oberlin and families from Lorain and this place. Dozens of neighbors visited various households, with many dinners and calls noted. A Kent born Morene Collinwood visited her parents, and Elyria and Cleveland residents joined local gatherings. The piece ends with a note on a rigid glow tube lighting airport lamps powered by airplane motors.
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Margret
Oberlin
Rosette Moser
L. T. Lambie
Bert Smith
Eldona
Lorain
Barney Snyder
Charley Mapes
Charley Parker
Perry Parker
Henry Nason
Herman Webber
J. D. Parker
Barbara Latteman
George
Charley Latteman
Lawrence
Carl
John Bohn
R. G. Brown
Henrietta
H. M
R. Walden
Mary Bogart
G. M. Snyder
Edna Snyder
Lucille Hand
A. N. Hand
E. A Bates
L W. Funk
C. G. Seniff
Virginia
P. H. Altmiller
Fred Haussen
John Ladrach
Morene Collinwood
Kent
C. H. Collinwood
Ralph Kuhlman
Willard Davidson
Beatrice Fleming
Elyria
Clara Moulder
Rachel Moulder
Maude Parmelee
Cleveland
Ohio
W. A. Moulder
J. S. McClelland
H. Sabroski
Birmingham
Lelland Packard
A. J. Packard
Eliza Knittle
George Knittle
Elsie
Berlin Heights
Charles Dickel
Ceylon
George Dickel
World’s largest electric shovel to be built in Danville
A fifteen cubic yard electric power shovel, claimed to be the largest of its kind by dipper capacity output and power, is planned for construction in Danville Illinois. The project signals a major advance in heavy equipment capability for mining and excavation.
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Danville
111
Essex
Elyria Trail Promises New Fifteen Mile Bridle Path
Charles J. Crehore describes in the Saddle Horse Number how a fifteen mile bridle path will loop through Cascade Park in Elyria Ohio. The route crosses Gulf Farms Spring Valley Club property and returns following the river through scenic parks with fords, auto roads, and pheasants, creating a notable citywide horseback riding circuit.
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Charles J. Crehore
Cascade Park
Spring Valley Country Club
Farmers’ Home Journal
Elyria
Ohio
Cleveland
Park Commission
Gulf Farms
Golf Greema
See Spring Valley Club
Neckerman named general manager at Republic Steel
Republic Iron and Steel Co. announces William M. Neckerman former assistant to the vice president of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. named general manager. W. J. Massman named purchasing agent, previously with Youngstown Sheet & Tube in Chicago district.
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Republic Steel
Youngstown, C
William M. Neckerman
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Republic Iron & Steel Co
Republic
W. J. Massman
Masman
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Chicago
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Roe Lorain AB
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Junstan Ghnson
Oxx
Sox
Easel
Offomley
Roettger
Harper
Legen
Ria
Werrtrer Co
Spa
Davis
Elizabeth
N. J
Mickey Walker
George Smith
Eddie ‘Kid’ Wagner
Lope Enorto
Battling Levucky
Benny Ross
Champion
McLarn
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bottomley
Hack Wilson
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Pirates
Kiki Cuyler
Rogers Horneby
Harry Heilmann
Harry Weideman
W.t.fridenstine
B. Bridge St. Phong
Golf Supplies
Harry C. Lee
Elyria Hardware
Cinders
The
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Broad St
Lorain and
American Federation of Musicians
Tra Kt
Hart-Lepper Motor
Broad St. Elyria
Mainstret Hale Motor
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