Giants Yankees Open World Series Battle At Polo Grounds
Forty thousand fans packed Polo Grounds for the opening game of the second all Manhattan world series as the Giants and Yankees arrived amid crowds and early excitement. Players posed for photos while spectators endured a long wait in the chilly air before action started.
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Polo Grounds
New York Giants
New York Yankees
New Yorks
Babe Ruth
Parmanan
Berios
Ruth
Wageina
Hugh McQuillan
Jim Tierney
Giants
Gince McQuillan
Nick Altrock
al Behacht
Corey Dolan
Meusel
Ross Young
Yankees
Hucgings
John %ie-Graw
Bob
Emil Muesel
Huggins
Jake Ruppert
Yankee
Oessee
Philadelphia
W H Tetcher
Toronto
Canada
Péle
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Groh
Bancroft
Frisch and
Kelly
Johnny Rawlings
General Pershing
Murder case and relatives sought in Lorain shooting
Police and authorities search for Peter Gust relatives after he was shot and killed by Lorenzo Santo on Broadway near Lorain. Santo faces first degree murder charges. Gust’s body remains at Reichlin Reidy and Scanlan Parlor. Witnesses and grand jury actions loom. Ruth and Babe not present.
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Peter Gunt
Larry Frank
Larry F Santo
Lorain
Gust
Floria
Itis
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Wo Va
Tto
Santo
Reichlin Reidy
Scanlan
Peter Gust
Lorenzo Santo
Lorain Santo
Bing
Babe Ruth
Inquirer
Grand Stand
Leslie Carpenter
Brooklyn
Jack Lester
Unclear Names Highlight Yankees Giants Rosters
Fragmentary notes list players Bush Hoyt Sehang for the Yankees and Nehf Ryan Snyder for the Giants with a 3 11 3 notation suggesting a score or set counts. No full game context or date is provided.
Ruthited scoreless hold Powers by Giants in early game
The text recaps a tense early baseball game between the Yankees and Giants with no runs in the first two innings. Ruth sparked crowd reaction, while Meusel and Groh produced notable hits for the Giants. Bancroft and Groh delivered key plays, and pitching kept the score at zero through the early frames. An unrelated political note about Adelina Otero Warren is appended.
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Yanas Witt
Stengel
Dugan
Hells
Ruth
Hanacroft
Ward
Pupp
Groh
Frisch
Meusel
Meuse
Shang Young
Young
Pipp
Yank
Hayugimen P
Baird Reigns as President of Y M B C at YMCA Meeting
At the YMCA last evening the Young Mens Business Club elected D A Baird president for the coming year. Other officers include R E McDonald first VP Harvey W Merriman second VP Eugene Burge third VP and directors Harald E Agate Kenneth J Boylan Don Sotherdon Robert H Crehore and David Hyman. J F Burke spoke on Business in Government and Government in Business contrasting Conservatives and Progressives. The club with about 175 members plans a fall social program, five dances at the Elks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens Business Club
YMCA
D A Baird
R E McDonald
Harvey W Merriman
Eugene Burge
Harald E Agate
Kenneth J Boylan
Don Sotherdon
Robert H Crehore
David Hyman J F Burke
Washington
Elks Hai
Armistice Signed In Near East War Ceases Hostilities
Reports from Constantinople Athens Paris and London indicate armistice terms agreed by Turkish nationalists and allies with Ismet Pasha acting for Turkey and Greek forces to withdraw from Thrace under supervision. Dispatches note evacuation of Smyrna Christians is nearly complete and Greek authorities promise defense of Thrace if needed.
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Constantinople
Ismet Pasha
Mudanla
Athens
Plastiraa
Mudanis
Thrace
Smirna
Smy- Toa
Paris
Turkey
Athena
Fhrace
Smyrna
Radosto
Madania
France
London
Eleutherios Venleios
United States
George Harvey
Harvey
Milan
Rome
Italy
Austria
Wera
Simmon
Harding Sends Commendations To U S Bankers
President Harding praised bankers in New York in a message to the American Bankers Association, noting their role in postwar progress and the nation’s recovery. He did not attend the New York convention but highlighted constructive service of financial institutions. Laura Gould of Lorain seeks a divorce from Percy Gould citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty, alleging she and their child face repeated violence and hardship.
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New York
America
Harding
American Bankers’ Association
Iscasion
Laura Gould
Lorain
Percy Gould
Triezgs
Altmeuy
Old Ely Homestead And Wick Property Sold To Charity
The Henry Wick home on West avenue passed to the Old Ladies Home Association in a deal approved yesterday. The sale includes adjoining land for a new aged home, expanding to about thirteen or fourteen acres. The move, urged by Rev Endley, aims to ease crowding and support a larger institution in Elyria.
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Henry Wick
West Avenue
Old Ladies’ Home Association
Second Street
Aiditioon
Old Ely Hometead
Wick Pro
W. C. Indley
G. A. Reeder
Edwin Kirby
M. E. Church
Hauger
Lorain
Wm. Bennington
Elyria
Endley
North East Ohio Conference
Wick
Ely
Old Ladies
W C Lilly
The
Odd Fellows
Park Foster
Weat Avenue
Old North Ohio Conference
M. E Church
Willys Overland to Rent Club House for Schott Bros Factory
The Willys Overland building on Clark Street rents to Schott Bros of West Salem and Ashland for factory use. Schott Bros already runs two factories and will install machinery here, employing about 100 workers when fully operational. An accident injured one brother, delaying progress. this marks the first small factory to locate in the Willys Overland buildings.
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Willys O.er
Alleva
Clark Street
Schott Bros
West Silem
Ashland
Ohio coal prices to rise after governor fixes maximum
Ohio mine owners predict immediate coal price increases following Governor Davis's maximum price order. With embargoes on lake shipments and buyer strikes, operators say demand is low and many will not charge below the set rates of 746 to 486 per ton, averaging about 3.
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Columbrus
Davis
Ohio
Liquor Fines Appealed in Elvira Court
Judge H G Redington heard the error case of John Lemouser against Elvira city. The Loop saloon conviction before Mayor Jones led to a $500 fine and costs. Lemouser appealed to the upper court on error. Flick Malik and Dash Dormas filed petitions in error from Mayor Jones court for illegal possession.
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H @G Redington
John Lemouser
Elvira
Jones
Lquor
Redington
Flick Malik
Dash Dormas
Haven
Belgrade notes heavy casualties in rail collision
Belgrade dispatch reports twenty people dead and thirty four injured in a rail collision involving two steamers. The incident occurred on October 4 and authorities investigate the crash cause and rescue efforts continue.
Rotary Club to Hold District Meet Here
Rotary executives of the twenty first district convene October 10 and 11 at the Elyria YMCA. Registration starts at noon Tuesday with lunch to follow at the Country club. A business session and program by Rotary International precede the evening session at Gates Memorial.
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Rotary Club
Rotary Elu
Twenty-First District
Elyria Y M CA
Accommodations Lane
Country Club
Theodore E Smith
Jay Hounsteiy
Theodore
Hotary International
Elyria Club
Gates Memorial
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Ciain
Turin
Wall Street
WWL Darnell and Company
Yanks
Bush, Hoyt and
Sehang
Nehf, Ryan, and
Snyder
Zankels
Rn Menusel
Schang
Sketly Nou
Bitsman
Jeff
Wankt BS
Scott
Groh Bush
Witt Out
Kelley Ananey Roller Noa
Hent
Pipa
Rsne
E Meusel
EC Neusel
Stengal
Ward Norris
U. S
Mra
Adelina Otero Warren
Congress
Rth
New Mexican
Montoya
Yankfes
Weusel
K Mengel
Munigup Os
Kelles
Uy Ward
Wilkid
Scottle Loung
Fred
Meusel Mease
Scotts
Ward Bancroft
Robert Pulley
Colored Republicas
John H Puelicher
Marshall and Sluley Bank of Milwaukee
American Bankers Association
Adelina Otero
D. A. Baird
Y.M.B.C
Alexandre Zaimia
Near East
W.C
Elyrian
Cleveland
Loral
Lorain County
Jejrink Hurke
Helen Green
Cuyahoga County
Susan Rebhan
National Y
WCA
T R Bowen
Ida L Jayce
Courtesies
Loyal Union
Mary Miller
Wiss
Mae Robson
Loraln
Misa Hinman
Neely
Plano
S. H. Strickler
J S Phinney
Musse
J. F Burke
Lil- Man Dager Solo
Emma Durkee
F D Warren
Hauger Music
Mathews Quartetto
Nelija M Hill
Sussa Rebhan
Florence D Allen
Common Pleas Court
Addreas
Helen H. Green
Cleveland Silver
Old Ely
Overland Club
Belgrade
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