Elyrians Divide Twin Bill Friday at Port Clinton
The Wilders Cigars face Masmilon Independents at Riverview Park Sunday at 3 PM in a promising matchup as Independents press to extend strong play while Wilders aim for another win. Earlier at Port Clinton, Wilders split a doubleheader with Forbush, with Tuli surrendering no earned runs in game one before errors hurt the team, and Draeger closing the second game in a 5 to 1 defeat.
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Baseball Notes on Osborne Bentley Collins Coombs and Pirates
Baseball column reviews Osborne’s sidearm change with the Dodgers and his Reds success, Bentley’s intense approach on the mound, Collins becoming manager of the Giants era, Coombs’ Phillies stint, Davis at Cleveland, and Rabbit Maranville’s rebound with the Pirates as Glenn Wright strengthens the infield.
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Johnny Evers
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Connie
Jack Coombs
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Pat Moran
Moran
Harry Davis
Travis
Giants
Mack
Davis
Cleveland
George Stovall
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Favanville
Pirate
Glenn Wright
Keystone
Puirates
Baseball notes on minor league stars and big league hopes
A collection of baseball sketch notes highlighting Neff of the Giants mound crew and Jay Kirke of Minneapolis, famed minor leaguer with Ruthlike power, along with Paul Strand Max Bishop and Al Simmons as standout hitters. Mention of Jess Barnes with the Red Sox and Bill Barrett’s throwing arm draws Chicago and Boston perspectives on players’ pro prospects.
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Jay Mirke
Paul Strand
Max Bishop
al Simmons
Strand
Bishop
Simmons
Mack
Chicago
Bill Barrett
Sox
Oe Sara
Barrett
Ga Ie
Jimmy Shockard
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Rumor Links Reds to Young Bill Terry Trade
Rumors from New York claim the Cincinnati Reds would pay about 50,000 for Bill Terry the young Giants first baseman who hit decisively while George Kelly was out. Owners and managers speculate Daubert’s decline makes Terry a tempting target for Garry Herrmann to pursue.
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Long George Kelly
Cinci Reds
New York
Garry Herrmann
Terry
Sak Whie
Reda
Jake Daubert
Anverview Pad Opens With Crowd at Oakland Hall
A new Oak land touring car was offered as a gate prize as the dance hall at Foster Avenue opened Friday. A large crowd attended both afternoon and evening events, enjoying the display and reception that followed the opening.
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Oakland
New Yorker Heads Architect of U S American Institute
D Everett Ward of New York becomes president of the American Institute of Architects, succeeding William B Faville of San Francisco. Ward has an international reputation as an architectural creator.
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Moulton Candies Beat Sandusky 5 1 In Cascade Park
Moulton Candies defeated Sandusky 5 to 1 before a large Cascade Park crowd. Schroeder pitched strongly for the Candies and fanned 14 as Waterfield held the locals to seven hits. Jacobs and Minch led the offense with key hits, and Wall starred defensively for Sandusky. The Candies face Lorain Chains next, with St Niche flags to follow.
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lIngwer
Waterfield
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Wold
Oliver
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Elyria
Bruce and
Strohle
Weekend sports meet listings across multiple venues
A compiled schedule of racing, rowing, boxing, golf, tennis, and trapshooting events across cities including Belmont Park Philadelphia Chicago Reno St Andrews and more. Notable items include Olympic team tryouts in Forest Hills and New Orleans, and a 20 round boxing match featuring Georges Carpettier in Michigan City.
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Louisyville
Connaught Park
Kas
Iowa City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Polytechnic Harriers
London
Windsor
Eng Rocky Mountain
Littleton
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Reno
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Montrerey District of Columbus
Washington
St Andrews
Georges Carpettier
Yom Gibbons
Mlichigan City
Arrests Mount After Memorial Day Robberies
sheriffs office reports multiple arrests after Memorial Day. John Cohen jailed by Cleveland detectives on highway robbery charges for holding up John Levy and Leonard Geardy on Lake Road. Levy lost 175 dollars and a watch and chain, Geardy a diamond ring and 100 dollars. Tom Vite alias White of Amherst arrested for holding up Herbert Arndt near Amherst with a gun, cash 60 dollars taken. a gun found later in an Amherst pool room. R B Rodway of Cleveland fined 100 dollars and costs for driving drunk. Dennis Stewart indicted for non support, residing on 13th Street Lorain.
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Thursday Baseball Results and College Scores Summary
In the American League Detroit defeated St Louis 13 to 7 while all other AL games were postponed by rain. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5 to 2 and Boston won 5 to 4 over Philadelphia. Brooklyn and New York had no game due to rain. In the National League Boston hosted Brooklyn, New York played Philadelphia, with rain in the Brooklyn-New York game. College scores show Dartmouth 3 Vermont 1. Holy Cross 3 Boston 1. Michigan State College tied with Wisconsin 7 4. Brown 4 Harvard. Ursinus 5 Penn State 4. Amherst 3 Wooster 8 Akron 7 in ten innings.
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Clerk Demands Raise Sparks City Telephone Lesson
A former farm hand, new to phones, tries to reach his wife after arriving in the city. In a humorous miscommunication he asks for his wife by calling a number and the operator replies with the standard question. He apologizes with a confused remark about his wife being his “second.”
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Richwines Beat Greenwich In Ten Inning Battle
The Richwine ball club won at Greenwich in ten innings as a double digit rally and late hitting carried them past Greenwich. Three runs came in the second and fourth, Greenwich answered with two in each of the second and third and tied the game in the seventh. In the tenth, Cook singled, Buckley tripled, and Forbes and Richwine doubled to push three runs home while Richwine sparked a ninth inning rally with an unassisted double play. Rose fanned eight, Malik finished. Richwines head to Valley City Sunday to face a strong club previously beaten 1 to 0. Valley City had beaten Krohn’s Lorain 1 to 0 yesterday.
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Theatre Safe Cracker Escape After $3500 Heist
Cleveland police search for two expert safe crackers who ripped open the Liberty theatre safe and escaped with $3,500. They allegedly hid under seats as the theater closed. Amherst man Walter Lutz fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to fouling a well.
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