Overlands meet Colum' Club in benefit game at Riverview
The Overlands and the Colum' Club clash at Riverview Park at 2 20 Sunday afternoon for the Ray Chapman Memorial fund. Tickets sold reach 500 with strong advance sales, signaling a potential season attendance record. The two clubs push for Twilight League title despite adding players from other teams. A Federals versus Cubs city class B championship rubber may occur next Sunday, with a special Riverview Park meeting at 6 50 pm to discuss important matters.
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Overlands
Colum'Club
Riverview Ek
Ray Chapman
Federals
Cubs
Riverview Park
Good Scores at Gun Club Shoot Monday
The Labor Tag Shoot of the Leain Co. Gun Club drew strong turnout with seventy two entries across three events. Finley won the first event with Holling second and Dewhurst third while Blanchard Holdeman and Medberry filled the rest of the top six. Alloway won the second event with Laport second and Finley third. FP Schmithonus won the twelve pair doubles in the third event with Alloway second. Next regular shoot set for Saturday September 11.
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Leain Co
Finley
Hollig
Dewhurst
Blanchard
Holdeman Ffth
Medberry
Alloway
Laport
Holdeman
Cooley
FP. Schmithonus
Oberlin College Ten Football Aims For Second Title
Oberlin coach Nel son Metcalf arrives confident the 19 season will produce another Ohio state championship. He notes graduations from Steller and others but expects quality material to remain with Leon Taylor as the main back and runners McPhee Mayer Wheeler Parkhill Winters. McPhee leads a strong defense with Stall age Lansdale Cross en Barden Anderson Newsom and Captain McPhee. First workout set for Dill field a week from Monday. gridiron roughness dampened practice.
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Oberlin
Nelson Metcalf
Metcalf
Steller
Millikan
Frey
Martin
Woodruff
Leon Taylor
Taylor
McPhee Mayer
Wheeler
Parkhill
Winters
Lansdale
Crossen
Barden
Anderson
Newsom
McPhee
Dill Field
Metrall
Willys-Overland Bowlers Elect Officers For Season
SEARs BOWE Bote organizes and elects officers at the Elyria plant club house. H J Edwards presides as league president with Mullin as first vice president Fuss as second vice president Auding as treasurer and Hay as secretary. Readers report ongoing committee Work and team recruitment for Overland bowling league.
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Willys-Overland
Elyria
Overland Bowling League
H. J. Edwards
A. Spebinn
Keenan Joins Philadelphia in a Few Days
Local fans learn that left hander Jim Keenan was sold by Terre Haute to the Philadelphia Nationals. He will join the Phillies Sept 8 to finish the season, with Léebourveau and Withrow greeting him upon arrival. Scouts and club presidents weighed the move as promising for a major league berth.
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Jimmy Keenan
Philadelphia Nationals
Terre Haute
Keenan
Philadelphia
Tannehill
Baker
J. Cleary
Baseball score roundup with rain postponements
AL games Washington 5 to 3 Boston 1 to 5 New York 2 Philadelphia 6 Detroit 5 Chicago 0 NL Brooklyn 4 to 9 Philadelphia 0 to 3 Pittsburgh Chicago New York Houston postgame doubleheader delayed by rain
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Washington
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Chncinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Thirty Oberlin football candidates report for practice
Oberlin high school opened its season with about thirty players at Rawdon field. The session featured light drills and ball handling, with standout performances from Channon Fitzgerald Hurd Whitmey, Krusger Churchill Calkins Farrar Probert and Richardson. The team aims to contend in the Little Big Six, with Lorain as the feared rival.
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Oberlin
Morton A. Houghton
Rawdon Field
Channon
Fitzgerald
Hurd
Whitmey
Krusger
Churchill
Calkins
Farrar
Probert
Thomas Falkner
Richarson
Lorain
Paya Fine Case Involving Steve Taflack
A Tuesday incident at 859 Lorain centers on Steve Taflack who refused payment, consumed food, assaulted a plate glass window, and resisted officers as Qa Bulted two small BW yn kicked a Policeman amid a chaotic scene.
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Lorain
Dept
Steve Taflack
Gt Hk
Dempsey Still The Fighting Machine After Miske Bout
Jack Dempsey demonstrates power against Billy Miske at Benton Harbor on Labor Day. A right cross in the third round ends the match after Dempsey earlier nearly wrecked Miske’s body in the second, leaving the challenger unable to continue. Miske had lasted to the limit in prior encounters.
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Jack Dempsey
Willard
Billy Miske
Benton Harbor
Labor Day
Miske
Dempsey
Jack
Billy
Athletic grid team to spring big surprise
The Athletics held a hard practice at Riverview Park with several new players tried out. Officials expect a mix of new material with last year’s regulars to surprise any state team. Next practice is Thursday at 7 and Sunday at 1 40 at Riverview Park. all members and others wishing to try out are invited.
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Riverview Park
Riverview’ Park
Tate Stars and Oberlin Club Hold Annual Outing
The Tate Stars, Cleveland colored baseball team, held their annual outing in Oberlin featuring a baseball game against Oberlin Athletic Club, recently champions of the Oberlin summer league, followed by a dance at Roland Hall with Chick Heavener's orchestra. Oberlin A C lineup included Heavener, Cowan, Taylor, Harrington and others.
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Tate Stars
Cleveland
Ohio
Oberlin Athletic Club
Roland Hall
Chick Heavener
Oberlin A. C
Heavener
Cowan
Taylor
Harrington
Bowlers Open Local Season with Fancy Scores
The Last bowling match of the season was staged Tuesday evening on Temple alleys with exceptionally close scores. Pins were new and fell hard, yet the scores remained high. Falkner, 88. Dixon, 2b. Robinson, Fields m. Quinn rs s. Tate Stars defeated the A.C. in the first game of the summer, while the Overlin team won the second, deciding the championship between the two teams.
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Temple
Lorain
Falkner
Dixon
Robinson
Fields
Quinn
Tate Stars
1. A.C
Overlin
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Aye
Browns and Red Sox Stand Little Show of Coping
Browns and Red Sox stand little show of coping with leaders as the pennant race tightens. Team struggles and management concerns loom over key matchups.
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Browns
RED Sox
Elyria Pros Bet Ground Use With Riverview Park Deal
Elyria professionals have closed with Riverview park management to use the grounds for football games this season. A meeting is set this week to choose players and plan the schedule. The opener will be at the seat of Saptatmbar against either the Toledo Athletics or the Akrog Coodyaar regulars.
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Elyria Professionals
Riverview Park
Saptatmbar
Toledo Athletics
Akrog Coodyaar
Oberlin Boys Leave For Various Schools
Oberlin sends several boys to colleges this month with athletic prospects. Herbert Henderson heads to Ohio State to compete for the varsity football team and to join basketball and baseball squads as a capable backfield contributor. John Williams returns to the university after prior seasons.
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Oberlin
Herbert Henderson
Ohio State
John Williams
University and coaching moves across several colleges
University of Wisconsin players will pursue basketball and baseball. Morris Gulde named quarterback at Syracuse while studying engineering and will also play baseball. Two Oberlin graduates become fall coaches. Dwight Peabody, former O. H. S. football captain, to coach South High. Roy L. Titletron a famed tackle to coach Hiram College. Rev Mavis of Cleveland to preach at Baptist church Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Van Wormer hosted at Chester home. Chester relatives traveling to Indiana. Townshends and friends attended Baptist Association convention in Litchfield.
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University of Wisconsin
Morris Gulde
Raziwiar
Syracuse
Oberlin
Dwight Peabody
Ohio
High of Columbus
Roy Ll. ‘Titletron
Fuimous
Hiram ¢Ollega
Mavis
Cleveland
Baptist Church
M. i. Gveiely
Jennie
Minnie Chester
Sarah van Wormer
Elyria
Nelson Chester
Indiana
Jon Townshend
John Townshend
Louise Fitch Hazel Peal
Grace Gough
Baptist Association Convention
Litchfield
Avon News Briefs and Local Visits
Miss Margaret Gerhart of Tillings visiting friends in Avon. Mrs. Besse Hanson attended a Baptist association convention at Litchfield. Mrs. Brenniner and children of Bay Village stayed with sister Mrs. Antone Helfrich. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chester and children and Mrs. Chas. Knight drove to Canada for a brief trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker attended the state fair at Columbus. Miss M. A. Webber spent days in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Curtiss of Chicago visiting at Aunt Mary Henson’s home. Mrs. Ed Pax and son Arthur returned from Virginia and West Virginia visits. Aloysius Knipper and Miss Anna Thesing of Lorain married in Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Walker of Akron spent Sunday with former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walker.
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Columbus
M. A. Webber
Cleveland
A. O. Curtiss
Chicago
Mary Henson
Ed. Pax
Arthur
Virginia
West Virginia
Aloysius Knipper
Anha Thesing
Lorain
LaVerne Walker
Akron
Chas. Walker
Chamber proposes new branch post office in Lorain
The Chamber of Commerce sent an inquiry to Washington seeking a new branch post office in the south end of Lorain to relieve the longest mail delays. A committee with Postmaster Custer Snyder has studied the situation for several weeks.
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Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Custer Snyder
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