Decoration Day Shoot To Polish Nimrods For Big Crow Hunt
Elyria Gun Club will hold its Decoration Day shoot at Pasadena Park Friday at 9 AM. President Jef Jefferson calls Northern Ohio shooters to attend as 25 bird events with 1 dollar entry create a triple jackpot. practice rounds and a double event promise thrills for the gallery. Farmers seek crow control methods amid crop losses. experts advise decoys and distress calls to lure crows within shooting range.
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Elimang Plan to Attend at Lorain Auditorium Boxing Show
Major Harry Siukson and Serice Director James Hewrt will attend the boxing show at Lorain's auditorium on Monday June 2. Homer Smith vs John Risxo Smith headlines a ten round bout, with other six and ten round matches listed. The Braves rose to fifth by beating the Phillies 5 4 and 10 4 in a two game doubleheader.
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Harry Siukson
Serice
James Hewrt
Loris
Homer Smith
John Risxo
Smith
Tind Johnson
Virpo
Chuck Feldman
Steve Nusent
Jvce Matan
Tony Burrs
Mose Donnelly
Old Nap the Cream of Second Sackers in Indian Camp
Sports notes praise Chick Fewster filling in for injured Cleveland infielders amid Bengal ailments. Critics questioned Speaker’s trades sending Wambsganss, ONeill, Burrs, but Fewster shows confidence after a past injury. Also mentions Carpentier and St. James in Derby context and Belmont plans for June 7.
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Cleveland
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Steve O'Neill
Red Sox
George Burrs
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Racing and golf meet across major courses today
Westchester Racing Assn at Belmont Park Kentucky Jockey Club meets in Louisville Connaught Park Jockey Club in Ottawa Ohio State Jockey Club in Cleveland British Amateur Championship at St Andrews sectional Open qualifying at Oak Park Alabama and Worcester Massachusetts Nebraska State trapshooting in Kearney
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Fremont Boxing Night Promises A Stacked Frame
The Fremont Athletic Club presents its sixth boxing show at the Fremont theatre on Thursday night May 29. Main event pits Charley Scherer of Sandusky versus Norman Garnet of Akron in a ten round 158 lb bout. Semi finals feature Sammy Marsha of Elyria against Tommy Sears of Port Clinton, with Watty Wasserman facing Young Cunningham and Kid Wurmelle making his pro debut against Williamson in four rounds. Curtain raisers pair Chalky Burkett and Whistling Rufus Hetrick.
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Kaplan Faces Martone in Ten-Round New York Bout
In New York two welterweights meet for ten rounds with Phil Kaplan opposing Harry Martone. The bout headlines a card in the city.
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Harry Martone
Browz Eliminated in British Amateur by Scot Hirnie
In St Andrews Scotland on May 28 Francia Browz the lone American was eliminated from the British Amateur golf championship by Hirnie the Scot two and one in the second round. Douglas Grant a former Californian now playing for a British club remained in the event.
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Varsity F Association Formed at Elyria High
Clayton A Rawson reports the formation of a Varsity F Association at Elyria High. Wilbur Henry was elected president, Carl Sholl vice president, and Philip Colgan secretary and treasurer as about 25 letter men become eligible members. An L Club dinner at Lorain High is set for June 7. Meetings will be monthly to organize athletic activities and recruit alumni.
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Elyria High
Wilbur Henry
Carl Sholl
Philip Colgan
L Club
Lorain High
Lorain
Saya
Baseball Roundup: Browns, Tigers, Cards and Reds Highlights
Sisler ended a streak as the Browns beat the Tigers 5 to 4 with Bert Cole earning his first win. A Reds-Cardinals game carried tragedy when a spectator died after Daubert hit a homer. The Cards won 4 to 3 in the opener, lost 3 to 1 in the nightcap. Indians beat White Sox 7 to 2 as Uhle pitched well. Pirates toppled Cubs in 10th 5 to 4 with late zealous hitting. Cubs tied game in 9th, but Morrison held on to save.
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Wellington to Hear Sen Willis on Decoration Day
Wellington hosts Senator Frank B. Willis on Decoration Day with a 10 a.m. opera house program led by Commander S. A. Williams. Student songs, Gettysburg address, and a Fort Logan order precede an afternoon parade and cemetery visit at South cemetery.
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South Cemetery
Parade Order for Detachments and Cemetery Program
First Detachment forms at park in fours led by Howard Evang with American Legion. It includes Brighton Fife and Drum Corps, city officials, G A R colors, and veterans in autos. Second detachment follows, commanded by Frank Obrig with Wellington Cornet Band and veterans groups. Third detachment features Girl and Boy Scouts and children on decorated ponies. Fourth detachment lists Township and Village Officials, School Board, fire department, Lodges, and citizens. Cemetery program covers decoration of graves, invocation, roll call, cenotaph, G A R service, address by Col. J C MacDermott, firing salute, bugler, and benediction. Detachments to regroup after ceremony. Col. MacDermott named marshal.
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Second Recital at Wellingto Attended by Pupils of Miss Treva Hawk
The May 27 recital by Miss Treva Hawk’s pupils drew a well attended audience in Wellingto. Assistants Donna Shappell Oberlin organist and pianist and soprano Gertrude Dibble performed. A diverse program featured Bach, Woodrow, Beethoven, Schumann and Tschaikowsky among others with students Sophie Hart, Marian Ray, Elizabeth McAdoo, and Mary Lillian Stemple among the performers.
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Filizabeth McAdoo
Jean
Kinkle
Margaret Ray
James Rogers
Leora
Bustle of Spring and Vocal Pieces Lead Virginia Warren Recital
Virginia Warren performs Bustle of Spring by Sinding and Violet Curtice, followed by Vocal pieces featuring Sylvia with Oley Speaks, Gertrude Dibble. The program showcases a varied recital with orchestral and vocal selections.
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Mrs Campbell Dies After Stroke In Wellington Home
Martha Calista Campbell aged 8 died at her daughter Mrs Edw Brice’s home on John Street after a seven week stroke. She leaves two grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral to be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the residence.
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Edw Brice
John Street
D. Whitson
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Notice to Coal Dealers in Elyria School District Bids
Sealed bids will be received by J ie Wilmot superintendent for the Elyria Ohio Board of Education for 11 tons of 1 14 inch steam coal 1% tons of nut and slack and 500 tons of No 3 Run of Mine coal for the school year starting September 1 1924. Bids must name coal brands or sources, state quantities from each, price per ton, and include delivery to district buildings. The Board may reject any bid.
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