Local sandlot clash pits Elyria I T S against Moulton Candies
Riverview Park hosts the city’s biggest summer attraction as Elyria I T S, fresh from defeating Lorain Eagles, faces Moulton Candies, the City League champions. The I T S boast a clean sweep against top semi pro teams while Candies have beat rivals like Howe Tinners and Lakewood All Stars.
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Riverview Park
Elyria I. T. S
Lorain Eagles
Lorain
Howe Tinners
Cleveland
Lakewood
Moulton Candies Lead in Local Baseball Reports
The box scores show Moulton Candies winning or losing in varied matchups including wins over St Nicholas A C and Lakewood. Pitcher Bill Rose dominates with nine wins in nine starts and a near twelve strikeouts per game average, as the team eyes upcoming games against Lorain Maccabees and Amherst Stiwards. The article notes strong hitters on both sides and predicts a pitchers’ duel in Sunday’s showdown.
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Moulton
Martin
Ralph Nichols
Cleveland
Reynolds
Gotro
Te” Schroeder
Draegert
Bill Rose
Rad Draegert
Rosa
Lorain Maccabees
French Creek
Amherst
Teing
I. T
Rose
Barbers Begin Tryouts at Richwine Field
Barbers hold first practice at Richwine Athletic Field donated by Richwine Ice Cream Co. manager Fitzpatrick plans home game September 30 with another tryout tonight at 6 30.
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Henry Ford
Richwine
The
Richwine Ire Cream Co
Fitzpatrick
Uhle Left Out as World Series Opens
George Uhle the Indians ace sits outside the lineups as the world series begins. He won 24 games early in the season but hit a slump, leaving his hoped for thirty win mark unfulfilled. Uhle’s Cleveland career began in 1919 after being bought from Cleveland sandlots and fans have supported him through injuries and dips in form.
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George Uhle
Uhle
Cleveland Indians
Walt Johnson
Grover Alexander
Pat Moran
Phils
Phil
Red Sox
Ed Rommel
Athletics
Uble
New York Yankees
George
Yanks
Uhie
Sandio
Cleveland
Oberlin Team in Scrimmage Under Stallings
Oberlin football prospects opened with a line scrimmage on Wednesday led by Del Stallings. The squad showed good form. tackling work focused at the dummy with one session today. Athletic Director C W Savage and Dr W R Morrison welcomed candidates at a men’s building meeting. Three players remain briefly hospitalized: Wiltsie with a shoulder, Gibbons with a hip, and Moe Millan with a leg injury.
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Oberlin
del Stallings
C. W. Savage
W. R. Morrison
Wiltsie
Gibbons
Moe' Millan
Reds Take Second Place With Doubleheader Wins
The Reds grabbed runner up despite a split with the Phillies, winning 1 to 0 and 6 to 5 as the Giants were idle. Johnston's errorless 10th inning throw gave Alexander the win over Ruether, aiding the Cubs in a split with the Dodgers who won 5 to 1 in the opener. Vaner logged his 17th victory. Senators routed Browns 11 to 0 as Mogradze pitched a shutout.
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Reds
Phils
Giants
Johnston
Alexander
Ruether
Cubs
Dodgers
Vaner
Senators
Browns
Mogradze
Racing and sporting meets across major venues listed
The article lists racing at Aqueduct Lexington Havre de Grace Columbus and other events including golf and boxing. It notes a goldfish frozen at twenty below zero for twelve weeks and revived, followed by a remark on global gold stock.
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Queens’ County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Lexington
Harford Breeders’ Association
Havre Dé Grace
Grand Circuit
Columbus
Cleveland
U. S
Chicago
Professional Golfers’ Association
Pelham
N. Y
Montreal
New Jersey
Weat Orange
Shepherd Dog Club of Canada
Morristown
N. J
Onwentsla Club
Lake Forest
Dreamlike musical pieces and local notices cascade
A jumble of music titles and performer names appears alongside local notices from a small town paper. Entries include Eugenia Vasu Duet and other compositions, plus brief items on births, illnesses, missionary events, and neighborhood visits.
Salts American League Scores Update
Detroit 6 Philadelphia 3 and Boston 2 Chicago 1 lead to a 2 4 schedule. Washington 11 St Louis 6 notes the lone game listed as scheduled.
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W. L. New York
Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Washington
Chicago Ae
Philadelphia
Boston
National League
New York
Cincinnati
Piltsburgntal
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Louis
St Bewr
Recital by Mrs. Ray Leeg pupils in Brownhelm
A pleasing program and good time described for a recital at Mrs. Ray Leeg's home last Friday evening. After the program punch and wafers were served and a serial hour enjoyed. Participants included Amarylla Gya Lees, Lucy Whittlesey, Dorothy Polka, Margaret Tansy with pieces Fearia Goodnight and Wal Streabog.
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Brownhelm
Ray Leeg
Helen Lees
Lucy Whittlesey
Dorothy Polka
Fearia Goodnight
Wal
Streabog
Margaret Tansy
Engagement announced for Valerie Chapin to Henry A Loken
The engagement of Valerie Chapin's daughter to Henry A Loken of Lorain was announced. Mrs EC Chapin and family visited Cleveland friends. Burton Sick and Harald Bacon from Cleveland spent the weekend at their homes here. Several Cleveland visitors and local families were noted during the week.
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Valerie
Henry A. Loken
Lorain
EC. Chapin
Cleveland
Burton
Harald Bacon
Jeanette Crocker
Arthur Miller
Leffier
Vis. Ihe BE
Birthday Dinner Hosts in Birmingham Community
Mr and Mrs Chas Gerber celebrated Mr Gerber's birthday with a large group including Chas Greuzebach and family, Clarence Brownell and Hazel Berlin Heights, Will Gerber Lorain, Walter Gerber Elyria, and Anna Gerber Florence. The gathering went to Castalia Blue Hole for an afternoon visit, then ice cream and cake at home.
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Birmingham
Chas. Gerber
Chas. Greuzebach
Berle
Theds
Charles
Jack Zimmerman
Clarence Brownell
Hazel
Berlin Heights
Will Gerber
Lorain
Walter Gerber
Elyria
Anna Gerber
Florence
Gerber
Castalia
Blue Hole
Menry Altmilter
Tuubs
Wakeman
Hubert Howard
R. W. Moulder
Elsie Bu
McElroy
Jake Berg
Oberlin
Ella Brandau
Sam Bacon
Brownhelm
Toyce
McHale
Capt. Hogan
Stoller
Amherst Events Highlight Local Anglican and Social News
Rev. S. B. Barth was chosen to lead the M E church at South Amherst at the North East Ohio Conference. Amherst will receive future assignments as no appointments were made. Mr and Mrs Karl Clough attended the wedding of Miss Mahala Sharp to Philip Adams Hill in Elyria. Miss Sharp is daughter of the late ambassador William Graves Sharp. Mrs Albert Menz hosted the St Anne's Society gathering at the St Joseph Church vestry with 24 ladies present.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
B. G. Lesher
E. C. Chapin
Los Angeles
Louisa Sick
Cleveland
Rudolph Wick
Wm. Wick
Valley City
Chas
Frederick Labor
Pittfield
Anna Ruhman
Barbara Mack
B. Nichols
Fred
Law
Howard Wick
Ralph Godfrey
Chas. Ott
Elyria
Bromhelm
B. K. Lindsley
Jeanette French
Wm. Brill, Jr
Birmingham
H. E. Sage
Allan Hoffner
Burton Sage
A. Wahka
Adam Claus
Amherst
Rev. S
B. Barth
M. E
South Amherst
Lakewood
Karl Clough
Rockland Farm
Mahala Sharp
Philip Adams Hill
New York City
Washington Ave
Miss Sharp
France
William Graves Sharp
Entertains Society
Albert Menz
Art Fessler
Ely- Anne's
St. Joseph Tia
Ed Mould
Jackson Street
Carl Fessler
Revolt Leader Primo Rivera Honored as Hero in Spain
General Primo Rivera, who organized and led the army revolt in Spain, is hailed as a hero as the revolt leads to the resignation of the cabinet. The report mentions a son named George of Elvria and Mrs Eta Brandan being involved in related calls.
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Primo Rivera
Spain
George of Elvria
Eta Brandan
Juniors Enjoy Bike Amherst
Amherst September 20. The high school juniors, Miss Sulser as chaperon, hiked to the lake this afternoon. They enjoyed a lunch and a pleasant time. Also reported are society entertainments and a long list of local personal notices from Amherst with visits to Cleveland Lorain Vermilion Elyria Port Clinton and Lakewood.
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Amherst
Miss Sulser
Spark Plug Ford Dies En Route to California
An ancient Ford named Spark Plug, driven by Michigan students and bought by four Bucvrus youths for 20, dies in Council Bluffs after throwing a shoe and a last grunt. Two boys continue toward California while the others stay behind.
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Michigan
Coaso
California
Tue
Council Bluffs
Stands Supreme Among Precious Stones Tops Popular Color
The diamond and ruby lead as the most popular colored gems in a notice highlighting demand. Jewelers report sustained interest in these stones, with buyers showing preference for vivid color and clarity.
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Chronicle-Telegram
T. S
Moulton Candies
Nichols
Goteo
Schroeder
W. E. Rainey
Ames
Wmiies
St. Nicholas A.C
Mdlies
St. Nicholas A. C
Pedies
American Legion
Mites
Indies
East Side Cubs
Wulies
Mndies
Avon A. C
Midies
Eagles
Spencer
Westerns
Widies
Adies
Berea
Wndies
Richwines
Yy Moulton
Fies
Dent
Candies
Hitsmiths
Chapman, Dragert
Tulk Brothers
Rose Way
Schenda
Malik
Butile Os8
Heath Not i
Ifartes
Ee Whitney ¢ & Co
Broad Mt
Barbers
Righwine Field
Adams
Watter
Braves
Pirates
Red Box
White Box
Jack Denault
Tiny Herman
Omaha
Dollie
Eugenia Vasu
Bilbro
Eugenia and
Oliva
Vasu
Elimenreich
Dante
Weinrich the
Juggler
Pendleton Lucy Whittlesey
Helen le Gavotte
Meyer
Spaulding
Bob-o-Link
Schottische
Becht
Oliva Vasu
Ruth Whittlesey
Mrs. Lees
Bernard Donald Lindsley
Morrison
Ethel Anch
Margo
Fink
Laura Whitmore
Koelling
Chopin Charlotte Cooper
Robin’s
Bell Barcarolie
Wilson Zwei
Lansing
Thelma Greening
McDowell New Spring
Lange Ruth Whittlesey
Reinhold
Lees
L. Blackman
Eustis
Fla
Marian Hope
Sae
A.W. Bechtel
Lucy Horn
America
Elisabeth Mahi
Greensberg, Pa
Robert Alsop
Vermilion On
Lake
Henry Frederick
Mary Minch
W. A. Purcell
J. B. Avery
May Peterson
Egeland
Hannah Smith
Myra Smith
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