Trotting Races Feature Close Finishes At County Fair
Yesterday's trotting meet at the county fair produced tight finishes and split heats. The 2:24 trot ran five heats with three different winners, Lagy Todd prevailing in the final heat. The 2:14 pace featured four contenders including Tram-2-Bir Dr Clemens's horse and Velo Bell, while the 2:18 trot offered a decisive showing for Jaey Teddy and others in a crowded sprint.
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Lagy Todd
Dr. Clemens
Velo Bell
Jurse
Norval
Trampfast
Hontas Creek
Benn Little
Jaéy Tedd
Teddington
Fokon
Tsilberr N
Shavshran
Prince Bipen
Kingengi Ea
Rik W
Squirrels and Doves: Market Rules Clarified
The Chronicle Telegram notes a prior misstatement about selling squirrels during open season. It clarifies state and federal rules, stating no sale of squirrels during open season and permits for dove hunting only from September 1 to December 1.
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Chronicle Telegram
Ze Erro
Iskene
Game Depe
Federeal
Cubs Rally To Beat Firemen In Seventh Inning Surge
The Cubs overturned a tight game by scoring six runs in the seventh, finishing with sixteen hits off Stanley Heath and Spicer. Firemen misplayed six errors as Spicer struck out eleven, while Stanley homered and the Cubs pulled away in the late innings.
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Cubs
Stanley
Heath
Spicer
AP. R. WH. PO
E. ‘Smith
T. Kershaw
Richwine
Oy Ducoty
Kikm
ae D_Kershaw
Stokes
Elyria Shoo Tossers Defeat Lakewood Club At Cascade Park
The Lakewood Horse Shoe Pitching Club was overwhelmed by the Elyria club 2869 to 1542 last Saturday at Cascade Park. Elyria’s top scorer edged Lakewood’s best, while Lakewood plans a return match on the 17th. Coach Ar Stevens, from Lancaster, trained Charles Bofft who won the state title in Columbus, and Elyria will display Stevens’ skill in an exhibition next Sunday.
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Lakewood
Elyria Club
Cascade Park
Lakewood Boys
Elyria
Stevens
Lakewood Club
Mr. Stevens
Ar. Stevens
Lancaster
Ohio
Charles Bofft
Baffir
Columbus
Lakewood-Elyna
Legion Defeat Grafton Team in Labor Day Return
The American Legion traveled to Grafton on Labor Day and avenged a 5-4 loss. Rosen pitched well with control and batters struggled as the Legion won in two innings before easing off. Stolen bases by Forbush Lovejoy and others led to a 14-27-15 line for both teams.
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American Legion
Grafton
Graftonites
Sehters
Rosen
Legion
Lerion
Gratton
Fitzpatrick
AB. R. H. PO
Krugman
Wolf
AEB
Forbush
Grafton Lovejoy
Kruzmen
H. Po
Novreske
Wlon
Hollis
Biedoski
Clalian
Hollle
Johnzor
Lehman
Gureska
Strobl
Fisher
Figler
Fell
Spicer
Ciapp
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 Boston beat New York 2 to 1 Philadelphia routed Washington 7 to 1 In the National League Boston and New York tied 2 to 2 Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 5 to 2 St Louis swept Chicago 9 to 2 Today matches include St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis Boston at New York Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia with no other games scheduled
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
Chicago
National League
Cincinnati
Tihs
L. Pet
Cleveland Freae
Wu Louis
Bo Ali
Detroit
Kos Nationat
Piy
Ts. Pet Pyttsbu
Modern Cinderella Tale Baffles Elyria Fan Chappie
Harry Chapman of 391 East Bridge Street known as Chappie faces a comic mishap after a Elyria baseball game. He recalls wearing a shoe on each foot in left field and later swapping spikes for street shoes on the way home. He denies rumors of impersonating Cinderella and invites contact for proof.
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Harry Chapman
East Bridge Street
Elyria
Chappie
Invire
World Sport Events Today Across North America
Race meetings include Westchester and Belmont Park with Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia. Montreal Jockey Club hosts shows while Hartford hosts Grand Circuit trotting. Tennis opens Western Massachusetts title in Stockbridge. California amateur golf at Del Monte. West Virginia women contest in Wheeling. Quoits and boxing events listed with several locations and dates.
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Westtchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Hentucky Jockey Club
Latvonia
Montreal
Tagging the Bases in a Tight Baseball Playoff Night
The Boston Braves won three of four in the series with strong pitching. Lee Meadows pitched well for Brooklyn, while Sittin drove in the winning run for the Indians in Cleveland. Crandall and Bush shined on defense as Boston beat New York 2 to 1.
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Fillias
Boston Braves
Hants
Boston
Lee Meadows
Brooklyn
Civins
Sittin
Innins
Torime Indians
Cleveland
Rams
Athletics
Manio
Quakeriowi
Recreation League games canceled amid uncertain schedule
Oberlin reports no games played as Executive Committee canceled the planned Recreation League schedule at Recreation Park. Standings show Odd Fellows leading with a half game, Oberlin second, Tigers third. Mainstreet won the Business Men's league title while other teams were tied.
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Oberlin
Recreation League
Recreation Park
Odd Fellows
Ohberlin
Tigers
Mainstreet
Sanders Resigns from Amherst City Council
Amherst Sept 7 A recount meeting of the Amherst Council held last evening. Mr Sanders tendered his resignation which was accepted. He has applied for the inspector position for the paying and feels he should not hold two jobs. The vacancy will likely not be filled before the next election.
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Amherst
Sanders
Oberlin Road Oberlin Weekend Guest and School Opening
Mr Dearne Lynch of Pittsburgh visited the home of Mr and Mrs E Sherrill over the weekend. Our school opened Tuesday with an attendance of twenty nine and Mrs Holmes of Elvira served as teacher. One scholar will be sent to Ober-
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Oberlin
Dearne Lynch
Pittsburgh
E. Sherrill
Holmes
Elvrra
Ober
Wellingtown School Opens Tuesday With Initial Enrollment Notes
The Wellingtown schools opened at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning with lists of needed school supplies and lesson assignments forming the day’s program. Certification of enrollment figures will come later as entrances remain open throughout the week.
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Wellingtown
Wellington Horse Earns Second Money at County Fair
Wellington entries led by Sridget owned by A R Warner and G B Warner and driven by Doctor Snyder claim second place in the 23 pace at the county fair. The Warner brothers bred the horse from a 2 colt and raised the sire and grandsire.
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Sridget
A. R. End
G. B. Warner
Doctor Snyder
Wellington
Warner Brothers
Free Picture Show Continues for Wellington Patrons
The last free picture show was given today as a courtesy to Wellington patrons. Every Tuesday during July and August merchants rented the Lo-Net theater, allowing Wellington folks to view the best pictures at no charge as a reward for merchants’ half holiday on Wednesday.
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Wellington
Niine
Auto Collision Near Wellington Causes No Serious Injuries
Late fest evening two cars collided one mile east of Wellington. A car owned by a local resident was thrown into a ditch and another vehicle owned by a Spencer man was badly damaged. It was reported that no one was seriously hurt.
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Wellington Tee Dans
Ford
Spencer
Aura
Holstein Association Wins at State Fair in Ohio
Wellington District Holstein Association topped entries at the Fad state fair in Columbus Ohio with a first place score of 915 and strong showings across classes. Winners include ELL Felice Penteld 93 and multiple judged divisions led by Frances Nester Whitefox junior champion female with Produce of cow placements across senior and junior classes. Local events report races in New London and road opening Penfield to Wellington boosting trade.
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Wellington District Holstein Association
Columbus. O
Iast
Wellington District Holstein
S. W. Rheiner
LaGrange
Rolce & McQuaie
Weilinston
A. C. Snodar
Sullivan
Peirce
Pencald
C. PF. Aradt
A.C. Snedar
W. H. Stevenson
Wellington
Frances Nester
A. C. Snedar
C. R. Arndt
Ohio Holstein Association
Local Students Named to Elyria and Oberlin Plans
Lin High School lists eight students headed to Elyria while Karl Kreuger attends Oberlin. Lucile Campbell Helen Long Edward McRoberts Geneva Eemonds Lloyd Thompson Floyd Tompson Russel Kern and Harriette McRoberts are also bound for Elyria, detailing a notable post‑graduation routing.
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Lin High School
Elyria
Karl Kreuger
Oberlin
Lucile Campbell
Helen Long
Edward McRoberts
Geneva Eemonds
Lloyd Thompson
Floyd Tompson
Russel Kern
Harriette McRoberts
Oberlin News Thelma Holton Dies in Vancouver
Thelma Holton, raised in Oberlin and a former Oberlin Conservatory graduate, died in Vancouver Canada on Monday while en route to California to teach music. She sang with local choirs and leaves a mother Mrs A R Holton and sister Mrs Allen of Portland among many friends.
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Oberlin
The
Mary Friends of
Thelmsa
United Church
First Church
Macy Fies
A. R. Holton
Allen
Portland
Oregon
W. D. Hobbs
East Lorain Street
Oberiin Citizens Return From Summer Off
With the end of vacation season public schools resume as Oberiin families return from various regions. Notable returnees include Del Leonard and family Prof McCulloush and family Prov Linguist and family Prof W H Coanin and family Seer Gey ML Ionss and family Mr B H W Carcul and family and Treas Thursion and family.
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Mr. BH
Local residents share updates from Oberlin area events
Mr iL P Chapman attends zonal Association of Letter Carriers in St Louis. Mroend Mrs Edward G Rose move from 288 East College to 234 Oak via T J Rice Real Estate. Prof Fr M Holmes attends American Chemical Society meeting in New York City. Prof T N Metcalf returns from Chautauqua work with family. Charles Cooley to pursue postgraduate study in Cornell. Mr and Mrs Ber Bell visit Oberlin with daughter Thelma to place in Business College. Mrs Websius and son Robert from New Philadelphia Idaho stay with Curtis Wellman relatives. Lenora Wellman hosting at 139 North Main. Hush G Parsons to teach seventh grade at Pleasant Street school. Art Burhans and Miss Fitzgerald return to Cleveland after summer work.
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Il. P. Chapman
Association of Letter Carriers
St Louis
Edward G. Rosecrans
East College Street
Oak Street
T. J. Rice Real Estate Agency
M. Holmes
Messins
American Chemical Society
New York City
T. N. Metcalf
Teescey
Chautauqua
New York
Charles. Cooley
George Cooley
Cornell
Ber Bell
Curtis
Lenora Wellman
North Main
Burhans
Madeline Titzcerald
Roscarles Road
Sam Wragz
Amherst
Sarah Wrasse
Tanlac touted as blessing at Akron home
Harry E. Reynolds of 786 Bowery Street Akron says his wife suffered nervousness and a persistent cough for three years. After six bottles of Tanlac she slept well and appetite returned. He credits Tanlac with improving their health and gratitude. Elyria dealer J Adolphus Ebert sells Tanlac.
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Harry E. Reynolds
Bowery St
Akron
Taniac
Tanlac
Social round of Elyria families and visitors
Mrs Rouse of Elyria guests Sunday with cousin Mrs O C Bad. The Fose Club met with Mrs Edward Bommer. Mr and Mrs Paul Ames and daughter Gertrude visited his mother in Painesville. Diana Phill of Carbon Ind entertained relatives. Lizzie Fairbank of Lakewood visited sister H P Eldred. Mr and Mrs Miller hosted at home. Gibbons family visiting Elyria Wednesday. A birthday gathering for Mrs S H Shaw drew relatives from Columbia and Berea. many present wished her many more.
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Fred Dunham
Jack Duma
Ninnile
Jeager
Labor Day
Harry Slateron
Hollywood
Driscoll
Elyria
Harold Staples
Edwards
Hollywood Street
Will M. Smith
Oberlin
Abbie Smith
C. Pp. Summers
Iitter
D. KR. Moore
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Rtuegles
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Afes
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McCullough
EL Shinn
Detrels
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Ar Cottace
Ridgeville
Rouse
O. C
Fose Club
Edward Bommer
Paul Ames
Gertrude
Painesville
Carmen
Louis Sehaber
Fay Gare
Alar Hishman
Cleveland
Diana Phill
Carbon
Ind
Cl Miller
Hene Sundar Nichi
Lizzie Fairbank
Lakewood
H. P. Eldred
Clarence Wiles
Miro
Edward Traylor
Dover
Miller
Elvrial
Amarew Ebbott
Brown
Toledo
Davenport
Oak Harbor
Louis Schaber
Sunseph Gibbons
Elyria Fron
S. H. Shaw
T Frank Rawke
Gauskter
Dorothy
Columbia
Fiescana
Philinps
Stir
RL Bills
Elstria
Shaw
Howard Preehiel
Berea
Fielen Thomas
Wim. Martin
L. Camp
Olmsted
Community Notes and Visitors Highlight Local Weekend
Round of social visits fills the weekend as Mr and Mrs Clarence Wiley host relatives including Encil Wiley and Sherman Wiley. Marian Poffenbaugh visits to see her grandparents Mr and Mrs Schaber while E W Miller and family meet his parents. Special music planned for Congregational church service next Sunday amid news of Edwin Jorc’s sudden death Tuesday morning.
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Prechitel
Clarence Wiley
Encil Wiley
Sen, Sherman
Grafton
Madilile Rogers
Itt
B. Wilkerson
Detroit
Poffenbaugh
Marian
Toledo
Schaber
E. W. Miller
Pittsfield
G Miller
Congregational Church
Edwin Jorc
Funeral Set for Ridgeville Resident at Congregational Church
The funeral for Mr. Jordan will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in the Congregational church. He lived his entire life in Ridgeville and leaves many friends to mourn his passing. The sympathy of all is extended to his widow.
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Congregational Church
Twe Odeck
Jordan
Ridgeville
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