Yankees and Cardinals clash in 1998 World Series game two
Lineups show Cardinal Douthit at first batter with High Frisch Bottomley Hafer Harper Wilson Maranville Alexander at pitcher. Yankees line up Durst Koenig Ruth Gehrig Meusel Lazzeri Robertson Bengough Pipgras. Umpires Rigler McGowan Pfirman Owen. Game at Yankee Stadium begins 1:29 as Pipgras faces Douthit.
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Douthit
Ef High
Frisch
Bottomley
Ib Hafer
If Harper
Rf Wilson
Maranville
Ss Alexander
Yankees Durst
Ef Koenig
Ss Ruth
Rf Gehrig
Ib Meusel
Lf Lazzeri
Robertson
Bengough
C Pipgras
Rigler
McGowan
Pfirman
Owen
Yankee Stadium
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St. Louis Cardinals
Miller Huggins
George Pipgras
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Gehrig
Accond
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Wok
Mooter Atrihe
Negis Ball
Imaty Walyer
Wilson
Stering Harper
Muaranville
Ams
Marane Wile
Wile
Senate
Alexander
Gutsider
Etter
Wison
Lazzeri
Wid
Largeri
Keente
Dazeer
Gebrie
Ha'h
Fueh
Ruth
Meusel
Bengouch
Gehr
Clarence Mitchell
Sanitipaw
Fiperas
Ike
Progras
Bath Forests
Powerteen Advancias
Pasehal
Trajtourinee
Durst
Yankees and Cardinals in tense scoreless contest
A detailed baseball narrative describes fumbled at bats and near-misses from both teams through the seventh inning. Highlights include Frisch, Bottomley, Meusel, Ruth, Gehrig, and Maranville contributing with hits and fielding errors amid a tight no runs, no hits, no errors line.
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Cardinals
Maranville
Plate
Maransville
Fitch
Mitchell
Robertson
Poul
Doutig
Paschal
Oberlin man shot during Halloween prank hold up
Simeon Nash, 54, was shot in the left side at his Oberlin residence while a masked youth demanded ten dollars and threatened to shoot. Nash called the sheriff to report the incident as his wife and neighbor restrained the assailant. Nash was hospitalized and not believed to be in danger.
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Oberlin
Simeon Nash
Allen Hospital
Oberlin Road
Here
Nash
E. G. Mathews
Mathews
Andrew Lesky
Esther Schramm
Lesky
W Nash
Officers elected by Associated Charities meeting in Lorain County Bank
The Associated Charities board re elected all officers C L Sotherdon president James A Hewitt vice president D W Seward secretary A H West and Mrs Mark L Gilman general secretary who also join the board Two new directors James B Thomas and John Mathis replace J B Johnson and Judge M Clyde Wilcox The annual report shows 131 families under care 72 carried over 54 new and five recurrent The report lists 1661 office interviews 1292 telephone service 461 home visits and other aid efforts Continued on Page 2.
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Associated Charities
Lorain County Bank
C. L. Sotherdon
James A. Hewitt
D. W. Seward
A. H. West
Mark L. Gilman
James B. Thomas
John Mathis
J. B. Johnson
M. Clyde Wilcox
Fam
Complete Baseball World Series Play by Play Service
The Chron icles Telegram provides a final edition with a full play by play of the World Series games. An Elyria Radio Dealers Association broadcast at the Chronicle Telegram building offers fans a verbal account of the game.
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Elyria Radio Dealers Association
Chronicle-Telegram
Sudden Death of Mrs Anns Conner At Telegraph Road Home
Mystery surrounds the sudden death of Mrs Anns Conner 60 found on a couch at her employer Fr Andruss Telegraph road about a mile east of the county line. Coroner Myles E Perry returned a verdict of death by acute valvular heart failure after finding no marks of violence. Mrs Conner had lived on Telegraph road and worked as a housekeeper for Andruss for seven years. He found her body after returning home about 6 pm yesterday, she likely died between noon and 6 o'clock. Continued on page 2.
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Anns Conner
Andruss
Telegraph Road
Myles E. Perry
Churchman Arrives in Manacles After Embezzlement Charge
Clayton S. Carnes charged with embezzling 935000 from the Southern Baptist Mission board arrived in Atlanta in manacles after arrest in Winnipeg. He was sent to Fulton county prison following arrival from Canada.
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Manacles
Atlanta
Clinton S. Carnes
Southern Baptist Mission Board
Winnipeg
Fulton County
Prisoner Cicco to be Arraigned With 37 Indicted Men
Louis Cicco of the Lorain city squad, indicted yesterday by the Lorain county grand jury for shooting Miss Betty Heywood, 22, Elyria, will be arraigned tomorrow with 37 other indicted men before Judge A R Webber in common pleas court. Arraignment starts about 9 a m in courtroom two. If Cicco pleads guilty he faces immediate sentencing. if not guilty he goes to trial by jury. A guilty verdict could yield 1 to 9 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary. Prosecutor D A Baird could not say when trial would occur if not guilty. Trials likely to begin next Tuesday, Cicco’s case expected to be among the No 3.
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Louis Cicco
Lorain Ciry Squad
Lorain County Grand Jury
Betty Heywood
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
V A. m
Cicco
Webber
Ohio State Penitentiary
D. A. Baird
Ciceo
New Demand for Probe in Lorain
State Senator George H. Bender announced plans to press for a state investigation of law enforcement conditions in Lorain following the indictment of Louis Cicco, a former Lorain city agent, in the Betty Heywood shooting case. Authorities say Cicco was with two other agents at the time. he will be arraigned tomorrow.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
Lorain
Bender
Louis Cieco
Betty Heywood
Elyria
Frank Klady
Walter Knidler
Cicco
Vic Donahey
Ronald Dunn Joins Ohio Wesleyan Band for Michigan Game
Ronald Dunn, Elyria high school graduate and Ohio Wesleyan freshman, was chosen as a drummer for the OWU band. He will travel to Michigan for the OWU football game at the University of Michigan. Dunn joined the Elyria high band last year, played in the orchestra, and cheered. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunn of 213 Princeton Avenue and pledges Union fraternity.
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Ronald Dunn
Elyria High School
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
University of Michigan
Nonald
Union
Elyria High
Ronald
Oscar Dunn
Princeton Avenue
Republican campaign funds and tours shape brief
The Republican National Committee reports 1.73 million dollars raised as Governor Smith plans to push prohibition in his upcoming campaign. Wilbur Marion secretary of the navy lauds Herbert Hoover as a world leader in Norfolk. Herbert Hoover heads to Wellington and Elizabethton for rallies with Southern Republicans. Senator Robinson wraps Oklahoma three day campaign tour with a closing speech in Chickasha.
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Smith
Navy
Wilbur
Norfolk, Va
Herbert Hoover
Joseph T. Robinson
Oklahoma
No Independent Candidate For Congress In 14th District
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a demurrer by Lorain County Elections Board attorney Frank Stetson and Akron lawyer ruling Ovid L Daily of Akron cannot run as an independent in the 14th district. Daily had appealed but was denied permission after the board found his petition irregularly filed.
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Congress
Ohio Supreme Court
Atty
Frank Stetson
Lorain County Board of Elections
Akron
Ovid L. Daily
Congressional
Stetson
Columbus
Supreme Court
Daily
14Th District Board of Elections
Registration records broken across Ohio and Lorain area
Intense interest in the coming presidential election spurred a heavy first registration day. In Cuyahoga County more than 97 000 registered, Elyria saw over 4 300 and Lorain about 5 094, with three more days to go before the November 6 vote. Officials expect totals to top former records.
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Cuxahoga County
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Smith
Elyria
Larain
Board of Elections Officials
Lorain
Elyria Legion Boys Parade to San Antonio in 1917 Style Sendoff
Thousands lined the streets as the Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps paraded to a special train, led by Mayor Hewitt and city officials. The crowd cheered while animals were petted and veterans waved hats, drums, and flags before the group departed for San Antonio at 2:30 PM with about thirty civilians accompanying.
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Legion
Jas. A. Hewitt
Weane
Elyria
United States
Texas
New York Central Station
San Antonio
Mrs Hill Again Heads Lorain County W C T U
Wellington October 3 Mrs Nellie M Hill of Elyria was reelected president of the Lorain County W C T U at the session here Also reelected were vice presidents Mrs Ida Duycox Lorain and Mrs Edwin Kirby Elyria and recording secretary Mrs Emma Durkee Eaton Seventy four delegates attended including eight from Elyria.
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Wellington
Nellie M. Hill
Elyria
Lorain County
Ida Duycox
Lorain
Edwin Kirby
Emma Durkee
Eaton
Elyria Legion Corps Holds Final Drill Before Texas Trip
Elyria Legion Drum and Bugle Corps staged a final drill at Richwine Field last night as hundreds watched under electric lights. Led by drum major William Hruby the corps performed near flawless maneuvers in an OH-10 formation, receiving enthusiastic applause. Before departing for San Antonio the group received last instructions, with equipment polished and bronze eagles added to flag poles. Attorney Don W. Myers urged local support for the fundraising and praised the corps as Ohio’s best, aimed at earning top honors at the American Legion Convention in Texas.
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Richwine Field
Elyrizns
San Antonio
Texas
William Hruby
Elyria
Ohio
American Legion
Legionaires
Fund
Don W. Myers
Elyrians
Myers
Today's Game Play by Play Cardials and Yankees
Play by play from a baseball game shows Douthit Frisch Bottomley and Ruth as key players for the Yankees, with Durst Koenig and Bengough contributing for the Yankees. The narrative includes multiple pitches, walks, fouls, and a late score by Gehrig hitting a homer to right field bleachers. The Yankees lead 1 run on 1 hit with no errors. Cardinals first inning actions feature Douthit and Frisch with no runs.
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Robertson
Frisch
Botstomley
Bengough
Frinch
Progras
Pip
Maranvit
Cardinals
Douthit
Plogras
Gehrig
Fras
High
Bottomley
Stefka
Bengourh
Mafey
Durst
sWouigs Durst
Klove
Koerpg Fred To
Hafey
Ruth
Goh Ues Gehrelig
Meusel
Stoke Two
Meusel Wes Caded
Robertann Yy Robertson
Kengough
Piperas
Bras
Wilsen
Rottemrtey
Koenig
Felsel
Eng
Third Inning Baseball PlaybyPlay Card Showdown
A dense inning description covers Cardinals Frisch and Tazzeri on base, Ruth and Gehrig for the Yankees, with multiple balls strikes and outs. Key events include Frisch stealing second, Bengough scoring on a single, Ruth doubling, Gehrig walking, Meusel driving Ruth home on a two base hit, and several putouts and outs amid a crowded sequence. The fragment ends amid Cardinals defense and early inning action with no decisive runs recorded in this segment.
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Durocher
Lazzerl
Dusyan
Rostbertson
Yankees
Gehrig
Frisch
Bottomley
Hafey
Meusel
Tazzeri
Althouh Koenig
Bengough
Frank
Koenig
Harper
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