Sewadols Tonisbane to Defend Featherweight Title
Firemen title bout headlines a Cleveland battle today as Sewadols Tonisbane sets to defend his featherweight crown. Greenwood Club’s Cubs clash in a postponed game, with expectations of a large crowd and revenge on past defeats as George Erkins leads the attack.
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Tonisbane
Cubs
Pecade Park
Sept. S
Greenwoods
George Erkins
Firemen
Fsh
World Sport vents Today Meeting of racing bodies and shows
Fragmented report mentions Belmont Park meeting of Westchester Racing Association and Kentucky Jockey Club, Connaught Park Ottawa event, Trotting and Trand circuits at Syracuse, polo championship in Philadelphia, horse show in Morown, Bodine and a Martin vs Hugh Walker boxing style note in St Louis.
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Westchester Racing Pociation
Belmont Parketing
Kentucky Jockey Clan
Connaught
Jockey. Club
Ottawa
Syra
Philadelphia
Mor‘own An
Bodine
Martin
Hugh “Walker
Defeat the Temples at Temple Alleys Last Night
The Court Wouse team defeated the Temples at Temple alleys in a bowling matchup. Scoring lines show mixed results with several entries like 167 494 551 and 165 151 155 indicating frame totals.
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Wouse
Temple Alleys
Theald
Squirrel Season Opens Amid Elusive Bush Tail Hunt
The article notes season opening and hunters tracking a wary squirrel across familiar grounds. It mentions a five-squirrel bag limit per person and season closure on October 29. Walter Johnson and Dave Brown are referenced in brief, quirky notes about the scene.
Kilbane to Defend Crown in Cleveland Eleven Years On
Johnsy Kilbane the featherweight champion defends his title at Dunn Field Cleveland this Saturday against Danny Frush of Baltimore. Kilbane 32 meets the 22 year old challenger in a twelve round bout with a $65 900 purse if decision goes to Frush. Kilbane seeks a long title reign while Frush, a workmanlike fighter from Baltimore, presses his chance to claim glory in a crowded arena. The bout marks Kilbane return to action after a period of idleness promoted by Tommy McGinty and Sammy Deutsch before a large crowd projection.
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W._ J. Huske
N. S
Pier
Johnsy Kilbane
Dann Field
Johnst Kilbane
Danny Frush
Baltimore
Uint
Froush
Kilbane
Abe Attell
Johnny Riibane Iz
ammy _Jacks
Johnny
Benny Walger
Newark
Frankie Brown
Andy Chaney
Frusk
Andy Chaner
Kij JaHan
Artie O' Leary
Joe Leonard
TommyYr Nobis
Eddie Wallace
Texas Kid
Limehouse Kaishi
Septem Yhey LT
Flash
Leonard
Kilhane
Tommy McGinty
Sammy Deutsch
McGinty
Dunn Field
Cleveland
Frush
Leaders win in pennant chase as Pirates top Braves
Pirates with Morrison in form defeat Braves while Yankees hold lead by beating White Sox. Giants beat Mets as Cincinnati and Cleveland win, and Indians topple A’s. Coveleskie sharp for Indians, Alexander halts Phillies. Tigers beat Red Sox. Dodgers split with Cardinals.
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Pirates
Morrison
Braves
Yankees
White Sox
New York
Giants
Cincinnati
Bencroft
Young
Geils
Areusel
Rawlings
Indians
Coveleskite
Alexander
Phillies
Chicago
Tigers
Penneck
Boston
Dodgers
Biggest Winning Managers in the Major Circuits
New York report credits Connie Mack and John McGraw with six pennant wins each, listing years of triumphs across early baseball history. The piece notes other managers with multiple titles and mentions the St. Louis Browns’ consecutive championships from 1885 to 1888.
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International News Service
New York
Connie Mack
John McGraw
Belcows
Connie Black
Joan AicGrandy
Ned Harton
Frank Selea
A. Comisker
Anson
Comisker
Lee
St. Lewis Browns
Standings and results from American and National leagues
American League standings show New York and Cleveland atop with strong win totals while Philadelphia Boston Detroit and Washington follow. National League lists New York Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia with varied records. Yesterday's results include New York over Chicago and Cleveland over Philadelphia among others with multiple interleague and intra league matchups.
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New York
Clevelang
St. Lewis
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Tilff
FA Unieaga
FTES
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brogklin
Chinea
Cleveland
Piladelphia
St. Louis
Cinncinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Brooklin
K and B. Football to Open Season at Riverview Park
The K and B football team and the Elyria Athletics meet at Riverview Park Sunday at 2 30 p m for the season debut. Both squads have trained hard and expect a keen early battle as they aim to start the campaign with a win.
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Elyria Athletics
Riverview Park
Resolutions Favor Light Wines and Beer Sales
Columbus group passes resolutions backing sales of light wines and beer as beverages while opposing giving pres te ex-service men. The line hints at a local debate on postwar allowances and civic policy.
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Columbus
Fire Fighters Convention Adopts Fire Safety Rules
At the closing session of the International Association of Fire Fighters convention, measures enforcing all fire prevention laws were adopted to safeguard lives of firemen and the general public from fire.
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International Association of Fire Fighters
Make Money on a Home of Your Own
A persuasive pitch urges readers to invest in their own home by showing how to profit from renting. It portrays landlords profiting from tenants and promises guidance to turn property ownership into a profitable venture.
Amherst Schools Show Big Increase in Enrollment
The Amherst school system reports a notable rise in total enrollment this year across all departments. First grade 78, second 76, third 57, fourth 71, fifth 52, sixth 56, seventh 62, eighth 81, high school first year 54, second 30, third 29, fourth 27, totaling 696 students.
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South Amherst
Miss Rena Miller Hosts C M C Club Event at Seeley Ave
Miss Rena Miller welcomed nine C M C club members to her Seeley avenue home for two pleasant evenings of needlework and music. Decorated in club colors crepe and yellow white streamers, guests enjoyed dainty place cards and yellow rose bud favors before a late dinner.
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Amherst
Rena Miller
C. M. C. Club
Seeley Avenue
Covrers
Muldred Broundesan
Elyria
Elsie Gholtz
Tena Redmond
Lucile Stark
Amela Schiefferstein
Viola Weiss
Esther Deuschle
Edith Deuschle
Hera Miller
Mrs H W Schmau ch Entertains ST C Club
Mrs H W Schmautch entertained the ST C club at her Park Avenue home in Amherst. Ten members attended with needlework and chat as main diversions. Ink and white asters decorated the gathering and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Amherst
H. W.__ Schmauch
ST. C
Park Avenue
Mrs Walker and Miss Schroeder Leave for California
Mrs Walker and Miss Edith Schroeder departed by train for San Bernardino California to establish a home there. The trip involved travel by good weather initially, but was hindered at one point by impassable roads and heavy rains, delaying touring plans.
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Walker
Schroeder
California
Chas
Edith Schroeder
San Berdina
Kansas_City- Alb
Father Eischen Confined by Illness at Home
Amherst reports Father Eischen pastor of St Josephs Catholic church is confined at home with illness after several days of ailment. A physician was summoned yesterday and pronounced the illness diphtheria.
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Amherst
Father Eischen
St Joseph's Catholic Church
War Veteran Body Wilt Soon Arrive in Amherst
Amherst reports the body of Private David Hill Sr to be shipped from Hoboken N J and expected to arrive Friday with funeral arrangements to be announced. Cecil Hoover, a laborer on the section, was hospitalized after a pick injury and was treated by Dr Meffeen with improvement noted.
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Amherst
David Hill
Hoboken
N. J
Cecil Hoover
Hoover
Mefmeen
Elyria Visitor Spotted With Mrs Crocker
Mrs. Nettie Crocker was seen visiting Elyria yesterday while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott were in town for the day.
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Nettie Crocker
Elyria
Scott
Amherst Visitors and Travels Reported in Local Notes
Yesterday and Tuesday residents and visitors are listed including Mrs Whyte in Elyria Mrs Powers Sept Fred Powers Harry and family from Pennsylvania visiting Amherst. Clifford Lymen to depart Saturday from Lorain for a lakes sailing trip. Kate Bauer Elvira visitor Mary Snyder Custar and Miss Kishner Canton visiting Mrs Martin Bauer Tenney? Mr and Mrs W A Weebecker and Mr and Mrs Harry Wesbecker Pittsburgh motored to Cleveland. Edith Robert of Cleveland also noted.
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Harry Wesbecker
Pennsylvania
Mary Snyder
Custard
Kishner
Canton
Martin Bauer
Tenney Zrenne
W. A. Weebecker
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Edith Robert
Dangerous stomach acidity and relief with magnesia
The article warns that excess stomach acid causes acid indigestion and gastritis with ulcers. It advises using two ounces of Epsomized Magnesia mixed with water after meals to neutralize acid, relieve gas and bloating, and prevent sourness and pain.
Elyria Visitors Include Local Residents and Relatives
Yesterday Elyria saw visitors from nearby towns including Carl Exner and his daughter Dorthea. Mrs Paul Redwood returned to Cornell avenue after visiting Kenda in Graytown. L Horn of Louisville Kentucky visits his daughters Lucy Nora and Mrs C M Harris on church street. Nettie Crocker visits friends in town. Mrs James McCorory and son James Jr stay with her mother Mrs Packard. Alc Corory formerly Miss Mabel Packard of Amherst.
Night Shift Linotype Operator Wanted
Help wanted for night shift Linotype operator. Apply to foreman at the Chronicle Telegram for details.
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Linotype
Foreman
Chronicle-Telegram
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