Bantamweight Title Clash at Ebbets Field in May Fight
New York reports a bantamweight championship dispute may settle tonight at Ebbets Field Brooklyn as Bushy Graham boxes Izzy Schwartz for the title Schwartz seeks to move up from flyweight to win two belts Graham carries weight and reach advantages with the 112 pound limit mandated by the New York athletic commission The crowd also anticipates a welterweight contender bout featuring Sergeant Sammy Baker and Nick Testo while Humbert Fugazy presents an undercard including Joe Dundee and other notables
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New York
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Bushy Graham
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Graham
Izzy Schwartz
Corporal
Schwartz
Utica
Rosenberg
New York State Athletic Commission
Bushy
Kid Francis
Scharitz
Humbert J. Fugazy
Sammy Baker
Mitchel Field
Nick Testo
Troy
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
American Results Standings From Today’s Baseball Games
Standings show Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 3, New York 14 over Boston 4, Philadelphia 7 to 6 over Washington, Detroit 6 to 3 over St. Louis. Today Cleveland plays Chicago, St. Louis visits Detroit, Washington hosts Philadelphia, and Boston visits New York.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Wwa
Pet
Ene
En Il
National Results From City Scores Reported
National results show New York 3 and Brooklyn 45, Boston 3 to Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 5 to Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 4 to Chicago 2, reflecting varied outcomes across major cities. The tallies indicate a strong Brooklyn performance and close games in several matchups.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
E News
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
National Games Today in Major League Matchups
National Games today feature Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Boston, and New York at Brooklyn. The card highlights key interstate rivalries across the league with fans awaiting results from all three games.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
McHugh Eliminates Prestwick Hope In British Amateur
May 23 San Francisco golfer John McHugh, the American hope in the British Amateur Championships, was eliminated in the second round at Prestwick by former champion Sir Ernest Walderness, two up with one to play.
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McHugh
Prestwick
Scotland
John McHugh
San Francisco
Ernest Walderness
Blue and White Rabbit Show at Fairgrounds Sunday
A rare blue and white rabbit show, organized by the American Blue and White Specialty Club, will debut at the Fairgrounds Sunday under official rules. Entries expected from New York, Michigan, Indiana, Colorado, and Ohio, with Lorain County breeders led by Joe Wojcik among strong contenders. Special awards pledged by Charles T. Schue and Ed Stahl, among others, and the event draws broad local and regional interest.
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Fairgrounds
American Blue and White Specialty Club
United States
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Colorado
Ohio
Davy's Breeders Association
Elyria
Lorain County
Joe Wojcik
Wojcik
Charles T. Schue
Ed Stahl
Mostil Helps Chi Sox Edge Tribe in Chicago
May 25 in Chicago, the Cleveland Indians fell 4 to 5 to the White Sox as outfielder Johnny Mostil starred with 3 hits, 2 runs, 11 put outs and an assist. He broke a tie with a key run, Langford and Metzler led Chicago with 2 RBIs and two-base hits. Blankenhip won, Uhle took the loss, umpires Geisel Campbell Owens. Time 1:44.
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Cleveland Indians
Chisox
Johnny Mostis
Tribe
Metzler
Hunnefield
Langford
Lind
Jamieson
Clancy
Cleveland
Mostil
Cissel
Hunneford
J. Sewell
Fonseca
Blankenship
Uhle
Connally
Geisel, Campbell
Owens
R. H. O. Ale
Ci Clancy
Barrett
Nates Metzler
Kamm
Cissell
Crouse
C Blankenship
P Connally
Eel
AE Jamieson
Baseball World 1904 Stars Named in League Rosters
A fragmentary listing names Ruth Gehrig Todt Waner Wilson Goslin Heisman De Langford Mousel Starper Bottomley and others appear as 1904 American and National League players. The text references Yankees Red Sox Cubs Cardinals Senators Pirates Indians Phillies and Tigers with scattered surnames and affiliations.
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Ruth
Yankees
Hauser
Athletics
Gehrig
Todt
Red Sox
L. Wilson
Cubs
Bissonette
Robins
Bottomley
Cardinals
Starper
Hurdler Seeks Bordeaux Wine Before Olympic Bid
France’s top hurdler Gabriel Sempe has declined Olympic team membership without his usual half bottle of Bordeaux with meals. He can reportedly run the 110 meter hurdles in about 15 seconds, the only Frenchman to threaten in that event. Philadelphia May 23 Tris Speaker and Bing Miller of the Philadelphia Athletics, who recently reported to the club, are expected to rejoin games within days, manager Connie Mack announced.
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Gabriel Sempe
France
Philadelphia
Tris Speaker
Bing Miller
Philadelphia Athletica
Gonnie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Babe Ruth
Jimmy
Connie Mack
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Otterbein Beats Kenyon in Annual Track Meet
Westerville Ohio May 23 Otterbein defeated Kenyon in their annual track meet yesterday. No records were recorded.
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Westerville
Eagles Clash Sunday at Cascads Park
The Eagles host Lorain Nativities at Cascads Park on Sunday with Rose set to pitch. A large crowd is expected for the fast clash and regional interest centers on Rose's performance.
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Eagles
Lorain Nativities
Cascads Park
Rose
Ridgeville 3 Beaten by Elyria Ridgeville 3 Beaten
Elyria high school tossed in a 16 to 0 win over Ridgeville at Riverview Park. Gebhart led Elvira with a triple a double and two singles in four trips while Bud Sweet allowed three walks eight strikeouts in a solid practice game ahead of a Lorain rematch.
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Bob Daniels
Riverview Park
Ridgeville
Lorain
Ace Hudkins knocks out Lane in second round bout
Portland report notes Nebraska contender Ace Hudkins stops Billy Lane of Los Angeles in the second round of a scheduled 10 rounder. In Los Angeles John Lester Johnson loses to Neal Clisby while Mal Iason, ex Pacific Coast League umpire, awarded 650 dollars in damages after a bench incident involving Frank Brazill.
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Portland
Ore
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Mickey Walker
Billy Lane
Los Angeles
John Lester Johnson
New York
Neal Clisby
Mal Iason
Frank Brazill
Eason
Michigan Defeats Chicago U in Tennis 3-1
May 23 report from Chicago notes the University of Michigan tennis team beat Chicago University 3 to 1. Also dated May 23, Mike Dundee of Rock Island and Joey Medill of Chicago prep for a 19 round junior lightweight bout tomorrow night, with the winner to meet Ted Morgan for the title. In Granville Ohio, Menson University sits last in the Buckeye Athletic Association after losses to Ohio University and 7 Barfoot.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
Chicago U
Mike Dundee
Rock Island, Jr
Joey Medill
Ted Morgan
Granville
Menson University
Buckeye Athletic Association
Ohio University
Barfoot
Ohio
Mother Daughter Banquet Held at First Evangelical Church
The annual Mother-Daughter banquet sponsored by the First Evangelical Church men’s class Homebuilders was held in the church parlors with about 115 attendees. Mrs Charles Schulz and Mrs August Segert hosted. A program directed by Zelma Muth featured three tableaux, readings, and songs, concluding with a reader and soloists. Members of Amherst Volunteer Firemen urged to join Memorial Day parade and bring a child to carry flowers. Hickory Tree Grange to observe Memorial Day May 29 with services at their hall.
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Charles Schulz
August Segert
First Evangelical Church
George Holstein
Zelma Muth
Dorotha Wesbecher
Catherine Schmidtkens
Amherst Volunteer Firemen
Hickory Tree Grange
Milan Ayo
J. O. O. F. Hall
Hia
Union Memorial
Congregational
Union
Congregational Church
Needlecraft Club
William Bermann
Park Ave
W. Schuster
Cleveland
F. Moore
Andrew Fritch
Brownhelm
Otto Binder
Wilbur and
Werbert
Lorain
A. Kodak
B. A. Jenne
Spring St
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Capital University Beats Stridelberg In Narrow Rally
Rallying in the seventh, Capital University defeated Stridelberg 7 to 6 in Columbus Ohio. Pitcher entered with bases full in the ninth and stopped Dennison after two runs. Also noted, Jack Reynolds a 143 pound mat man from Indiana set to face Bobby Chick of Texas tonight.
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Dennison
Columbus
Capital University
Stridelberg
Jack Reynolds
Indiana
Bobby Chick
Teaas Herr
Community Plays Entertain Amherst Members
The F O I lodge hosted members and families at Eagle hall with three plays directed by Mrs Wade Wetzel. Casts included Caroline Regina Fuhrman Mabel Alice McCann Edith Myrtle Braun Barbara Elizabeth Gressler Janua Rose Franklin and more. The event featured dancing and refreshments and a repeat performance will be held Friday at St Josephs parochial school.
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The
Security Benefit Association
Community Notes From Milanay Grange and Local Club
Hickory Tree Grange held a regular session in the Grange hall with a business meeting followed by an informative lecture hour led by C E Rowland, county extension agent, on dairy and fruit spraying. Music came from Jacob Fuchs and Katherine Ketba with Oliver, then Wachs on harmonicas. A luncheon for 60 was served by community volunteers. Later, Mrs John Michael hosted the Merry Wives Club with card games led by Mrs A P Roth and a luncheon finale.
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F. FE. Eastman
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Milanay
Alexander
Jacob Fuchs
C. E. Rowland
Katherine Ketba
Oliver
Wachs
Ruby Walker
Norman Miller
Ray Burke
John Michael
Merry Wives Club
Park Ava
A. P. Roth
Henrietta High School Closes Sixth Year of Centralization
Henrietta High School ends its sixth year as a centralized school with eleven seniors this year, totaling thirty eight graduates over five classes. Enrollment reaches about 210. The senior play Step on it Stan is set for Thursday night with Floyd C. Moore providing music from Amherst High. Commencement is Saturday evening May 26 with John Howard Dickason as speaker. P T A picnic to Cascade Park Elyria on Friday with free ice cream, and two daylight breakfasts scheduled for Biology on Saturday and seniors with teachers on Wednesday.
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Henrietta High School
Henrietta
Stan
Floyd C. Moore
Amherst High School
The
Wooster Summer School
National Reform Association
Parent- Teacher Association
Cascade Park
Elyria
Reclaimed rubber retains quality says chemist report
George W. Miller, a Chicago research chemist, reported to the rubber division of the American Chemical Society that experiments show reclaimed rubber can be repeatedly processed without serious loss of quality. He noted no increasing deterioration of aging properties as judged by artificial aging tests.
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ST. Louis
George W. Miller
Chicago
Rubber Division
American Chemical Society
Insurgents Form Sub district Union in Belair Ohio
In Bellaire Ohio on May 20 insurgent miners organized a new sub district. Representatives from 42 Belmont county unions planned officer elections. The split creates two eastern Ohio unions: a UMWA accredited division and a "Save the Union" faction led by John Watt of Indianapolis. The gathering drew over 300 miners, with about 137 locals represented. Watt urged removal of UMWA leaders and John L. Lewis. A banner read Lewis must go. The event included a $250,000 miners temple stake in dispute. Sessions continued today with officer elections and a policy statement planned.
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Bellaire
Belmon County
Ohio Minin
Unite States Mine Workers of Americ
John Watt
Indianapolis
Save the Union
United Min Workers
United Mine Workers of
Amert
Bmont County
Watt
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Internationa
Union
Lewis
Explosive Invention Makes High Explosives Harmless
Dr J Jet Brun claims a simple device using liquid air in airtight casings to neutralize high explosives until a valve releases the air to restore danger. The method winds down the risk of shells blasting charges or mines until activation.
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London
J. Jet Brun
Dr. Brun
Radio Sets From America Dominate South Africa Markets
A report notes that roughly two thirds of radio receivers in South Africa originate from American manufacturers. The trend reflects broader import patterns and consumer demand shaping the local electronics market.
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South Africa
America
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