Pitchers Battle Sparks City Championship Title Game
Richwines and Wilder Cigars prepare for a Riverview Park showdown as Rose and Draegert duel in a pitchers battle for the city championship. Both clubs boast strong rotations and extra arms, with a potential crowd record likely to fill the grandstand at three o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Richwines
Wilder Cigars
Riverview Park
Rose
Draegert
Cook
Buckley
Burron
Hastings
Rosewaegert
Rose Mystudies
Cleveland Indians
Umpie
England Sails for International Polo Debut Amid Crew Discontent
New York report details Viscount Wimborne leading a British polo team aboard for the first International match at four o'clock this afternoon. Major F B Hardnall and Louis Lacey were surprise appointments as captain and back, stirring dissension rumors among players before sailing.
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England
New York
Viscount Wimborne
F B Hardnall
Louis Lacey
Huindall
Hurndalls
Winborne Tersely
Sports events and major matches across bands of racing to boxing
Racing at Delmont Park and La Jolla opens as Metcalf meets in Kentucky with Montreal clubs. Trotting closes in Syracuse. Davis Cup challenge rounds in Philadelphia. Polo Anglo American match at Westbury LI and Walker Cup in Garden City California. Del Monte hosts state golf championships and Old Colony Kennel Club show in Taunton. American Soccer League kicks off season. Cannonball Martin to box Charley Kohler for six rounds in Brooklyn.
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Merling
Westchester Ratings Association
Delmont Park
Kentucky
Jockey Club
Montreal
Meerne
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Westbury
Garden City
California
del Monte
Old Colony Kennel Club
Taunton
Mass
American Soccer League
Martin
Charley Kohler
Brooklyn
City title on line as St Nick’s meet Shamrocks in final
Lorain on September 13 sees a city baseball final series opener at Krekn field Sunday at 2 40 PM. St Nicks and Shamrocks, undefeated in city play, seek two-game wins to claim the championship trophy. Shamrocks beat Cardinals 18 to 1 and Eagles 13 to 6 while St Nicks defeated Eagles 8 to 2 and Maccabees 11 to 3.
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Squirrel
Lorain
St. Nicks and Shamrocks
Krekn Field
Shamrocks
Cardinals
Eagles
St. Nicks
C P
Maccabees
Giants Fall as Cardinals Upset 5 to 1 in Baseball
The Giants failed to translate hits into runs and were defeated by the Cardinals 5 to 1. Urban Shocker delivered a sharp pitching performance halting Cleveland batters as the Browns blanked the Indians 5 to 0.
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Giants
Cardinals
New York
Brooklyn
Urban Shocker
Cleveland
Browns
Lorain Cagi to Play Her Sunday at Cascade Park
Lorain Cagi faces strong rivalry as Elyria and Lorain clash for supremacy. The Eagles, with two straight wins, bring their best lineup to the contest against Moulton Candies at Cascade Park after a prior victory over Knute A of Cleveland.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
Loran
Eagles
Knute
Cleveland
Elyriaopens season vs Fremont at Richwine Field
Elyria Soccer opens season by hosting Fremont newcomers at Richwine Field Sunday at 2 30. Several new players join the locals as weak spots are patched after last week a tie with National Tubes. Manager Wheatley asks players to report at Richwine Diant 1 30. crowd expected hearty.
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Elyria
Fremont
Richwine
Elyrians
Wheatley
Richwine Diant
Loraine
Amherst Ohio
Magyrars
National Tubes and Gordons
Cubs Rally Past Phillies in Ninth for 10-8 Victory
The Cubs exploded for four runs in the ninth to defeat the Phillies 10 to 8 as Cy Williams homered twice, hit a triple and two singles while also misplaying balls in the field. Earl Smith homered as the Pirates beat the Braves 5 to 4, closing the gap to two and a half games behind the league leaders.
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Cubs
Phillies
Cy Williams
Chicago
Williams
Earl Smith
Pirates
Braves
Feathery debate and pennant chases in early baseball
The article argues for restoring the 122 pound featherweight limit in boxing, recalling Kilbane and past champions, and notes New York commission changes. It then shifts to baseball, praising Detroit pitching and New York batting while citing Washington’s early pennant push and Terre Haute’s trades, including Nugent and Miller transfers.
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Eugene Criqu
New York State Boxing Commission
Kilbane
New York Commission
Johnny Dundee
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
Washington Senators
Jungaleers
Yankees
Clark Griffith
Terre Haute
Walter Miller
Cleveland Indians
Hoosier
Texas
Nugget Nugent
Texas Association
Nugent
Ohio junior tennis champion crowned at Columbus event
Horace Builen of Columbus defeated Arvin Mc Calm of Cincinnati to win the junior finals at the Ohio Tennis Championship on the east end Tennis Club courts. The report also notes Philadelphia coverage of the Davis Cup, with Bill Tilden’s team seen as dominant and the cup likely to remain in the United States.
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Columbus
Horace Builen
Ohio
Arvin McCalm
Cincinnati
East End
Funeral notices and family visits in Henriettta area
Henrietta Sept 13 Theo jstres and son Myron attended the funeral of John Ries in New London on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Heidt and daughter Mabel visited with Mr and Mrs William Bechstein and family of South Amherst Sunday. Mrs Christ Kropf of Axtel stayed Friday with Mrs Harold Bucko and family. Miss Florence Rosa spent last week in Lorain with Mrs Duane Bates and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Heidt and daughter Mabel motored to Mon-
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Theo. Jstres
Myron
Ries
John Ries
New London
Fred Heidi
Mabel
William Bechstein
Familly
South Antherst
Christ Kropf
Axtel
Harold Bucko
Florence Rosa
Lorain
Duane Bates
Fred Heidt
Mabel Motered
Mon
George Unger
Anna
Bauman
Carl Dute
Detroit
Mich
Fred Haeni
Anna Abie
Cleveland
Fenty
Feeman
Earnst
Schneider
Fiora
Wigma
Henry Gleisner
Kern
Sandusky
Anna Buchs
Peter Buchs
Leonard Buchs
Henry Date
Anna Miller
Martha Bauman
Smyth
Henry Moens
Kipton
Fred Bauman
P. H. Battenhouse
William Hedrich
Ely- Tia
Castalia
Blue Hole
Robert Vetter
Elizabeth
N. H. Keighley
Oberlin
Harold Coates
Frank Page
F. A. Coates
Otto Knoble
Joe Mitten
Millersburg
Rupert
Polk
O. Max Coates
Young Peoples Society of the
Birmingham Reformed Church
David Bennett
Walter
Knoch-Hildebrand
Don Nuhn
Joppa
Florence Ringler
Collins
Pearl Schupe
Kather
Local families spend Sunday with relatives around town
In Ceville Ohio on Thursday families including Spiegelbergs, Borns, Bergs and Heidrichs gathered for visits. Leona Ward motored to Amherst. Dorothy Benner stayed with Russel Brooks family in Akron. several Bergs and Bickels hosted or joined gatherings with relatives in Berthville, Elyria, Lorain and Cleveland.
K & B Barbers Seek to Field Team This Season
The K and B Barbers, last year’s city runners up, plan to field a full squad for this season of Jopkel football. Most players from last year express willingness to play, though dates, first game location, and final roster remain to be announced. A meeting for last year’s players and new players is set for Monday at 7 PM.
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Barbers
Jopkel
Washington campaign tribute and state politics report
Sept report from Martinsburg West Virginia notes a tribute to General Jootrshine and a dedication of A&A Instrument near Rank Hall. Gar Ho Morgan speaks at the ceremony as a Morc Klan reunion marks Col Morin settlement anniversary in the state. Davis tours Topeka with campaign issues emphasizing honesty federal relief for reclamation and conservation. He resumes agricultural topics as he travels through Kansas.
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Washington
Sept
Gentral Joke Jootrshine
Hang Reachee Hoy Oder Beyey
The
Sims
Unitec Pathe
Col Morin
Beng
Davis
Topeka
Democrati
Nimsely
Edward Finney rises from clerk to top aide in Work cabinet
Edward Finney, chief aide to Secretary Work, rose from the lowest civil service grade to the premier undersecretary role through steady advancement. Beginning as a clerk in 1894, he climbed ranks, serving in land office duties, law clerking, patent work, and reclamation projects before becoming first assistant secretary.
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Edward C. Finwiy
Hubert Work
Ulterior Qu
Coolinges
Edward
Tin“ape
Finney
General Land Office
Reclamation Service
Roosevelt Dam
Board of Appeals of
Interior Department
Lane
Wilson
Finner
Law School
University of Kansas
Fis
Lawrence
Kas Finney
Old Mose
Public land law expert Finney reshapes interior department
The text traces Finney's career from early work as an attorney for homesteaders and town sites in Oklahoma to his key role in formulating potash, coal, oil and water power leasing laws. It notes his leadership in administering generalized leasing law, budget reform under General Dawes, and his witness appearance in an oil investigation with praise from Senators Walsh and Kendrick.
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Tanner
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Finney
Walsh
Kendrick
Watch Repairing That Stands Up Under All Tests
W E Burse offers reasonable prices and service at 805 Elyria Black. Open Saturdays and evenings. We do gold plating.
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Elyria Black
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