Tigers Rally Past Indians to Split Series 5-2
Detroit, Sept. 21. The Tigers came from behind as Milnar faltered in the late innings to beat Cleveland 5 to 2. Walker opened the eighth with a single, Gehringer drove in the tying run, and Milnar was relieved after giving up the lead. Gehringer and Burns collected key hits as Detroit secured second place and a clean series split.
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Detroit
al Milnar
Rmit
Detroit Tigers
Clevead Indians
Tigers
Milnar
Rald Walker
Burns
Charley Gehringer
Ttroit AB
RH. O. A
Phetts
Ile
O 'Orpe
Inar
P Tdebrand
Wade
Auker
Pere Lukeee
Preland
Gehringer
Owen
George
Vosmik
Berr
Walker
Orifices
Rogell
Fox Sable
Hale
Hughes
Hildebrand
Wade Milnar
George ‘Bbetts
Lawn
Amres — Geisel
Basil
Moriarty
Local golf week ends with mixed four ball win at Elyria Country Club
Howard bar bour duo won the mixed four ball foursomes at Elyria Country Club with a 187 total. Plocher and Plocher tied for low net at 174 with Eddie and W J Goufman. Leonard Tufford carded 77 to lead low gross. Dale White followed with 79. Bill Fey defeated Hank Hoover to win the County Amateur Class B II title after 27 holes, dominating the final 11 holes.
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Howard Barbour
Elyria Yantry Club
K. W. Plocher
Eddie Aus
W. Joufman
Vs. L. P. Tufford
Farry
Leonard Tufford
Dale White
C. E. Fell
Regal
Tomorow
Bill Fey
Cherrydge
Hank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Ospital
Rain County
Fey
Nong
Cherry Ridge
Yesterday's Hero Bill Lee Ups Cubs To Second Place
Left hander Bill Lee held Dizzy Dean to four hits as Chicago beat St Louis 4-3. Lee pitched effectively and lifted the Cubs into second place behind the leaders with the win.
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Bill Lee
Chicago Cub
Dizzy Dean
Sports Cut Short by Ernie Braden
Mike Skrup stars for Cleveland Fisher Foods as they clinched the National BF tournament title with three decisive wins including a 9-inning Saturday effort. Parma High’s George Marshall brings new coaching fame from Tokyo. Bear QB changes and league pennants spotlight a busy sports week.
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Mike Skrup
Cleveland Fisher Foods
National Baseball Federation
Mike
Johnny Sviatek
Dayton Delco Athletics
the Foods
LaGrange Defeats Valley City 3-2 in Pitchers Duel
Warne Carmen outpitched W. Limpert as LaGrange Hardwares edged Valley City Merchants 3-2 in a tense game at Valley City. Carmen allowed five hits and fanned 12, Limpert yielded four safeties with nine strikeouts. Harold Block homered with Hopkins aboard to cap the win in the third inning.
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Valley City
Warne Carmen
W. Limpert
LaGrange Hardwares
Valley City Merchants
Carmen
Limpert
Harold Block
H. Hopkins
Hardwares
LaGrange Hardware AB
H.le H. Hopkins
Block
Ewes
Forbush
Wen
Hastings
Prosser
A. Hopkins
Mokren
Mern'e
J. Hastings
J. Carmen
Ste
Vane
Ty Valley City
R.H. Franks
Stone
H. Limpert
Brooks
Hammon
W. Finding
A. Finding
P Sicegend
LaGrange
Black
Limper
Jackson
1936 Game Laws and Bird Laws Summary
The Chronicle-Telegram summarizes 1936 Conservation Council and Federal Migratory Bird laws. It covers license requirements for hunting and trapping, seasonal limits for hare, squirrel, raccoon, opossum, skunk, fox, mink, muskrat, Hungarian partridge, ring necked pheasant, woodcock, and waterfowl. It notes Sunday hunting bans, game refuges, farmer permissions, and dog-running restrictions with regional trapping districts and dates through Feb 25.
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Chronicle-Telegram
The
Conservation Council
Acn-Hesidemtsa
Ohio
United States
American Polo Team Routed in International Series
Westbury New York September 21 The Greentree polo team suffered a stunning defeat 21 to 9 at the hands of an Argentine squad in the first game of a two out of three series at International Field. A drastic lineup shakeup was planned to face the hard riding Argentines in tomorrow's rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
L. I
Greentree
International Field
Olmsted Falls Triumphs Over Grafton In Playoff
Olmsted Falls won 14 to 3 against the Grafton Pirates in a Rocky River Valley League second half playoff. Winning battery was G Kusinski and Meilenbrook. Trotsky Tomasheska Tran Miller pitched for Grafton.
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Olmsted
Clansted Falls
RH. Brown
P. Anton
G. Anton
Ae Woodward
Melionbrook
P. Kusinski
G. Kusinski
Anton
Grafton
Aarl
Jenkins
E. Kubuske
W. Miller
Es Tarnowski
Ewes
Ty Tomasheska
Lantz
Tomasheska
Miller
OcuS~inski
Tran
Tran I
Standings and Schedule From Early Baseball Leagues
Standings show Detroit five wins, Cleveland and St. Louis four to nine losses, Chicago five three, Philadelphia three five, Boston one four, Washington six two, New York one three. Today's games list St Louis at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Boston with no other games scheduled. In American Association playoffs Milwaukee five Indianapolis. Pacific Coast League playoffs San Diego seven Oakland one.
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Kid ‘Williams
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicaxe
Philadelphia
Bostom
Washington
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
W. LE. Pet. Xg
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Detroitee
Chicago A
Washingtom
Cleveland Aneaee
Bouton Neeee Pacer
sGumex
Yeaterday
National Leagle
W. L. Pet
Alten's Seniors Triumph Over Elks 16-9 in Eighth
Alten's Seniors defeated the Elyria Elks Regulars 16 to 9 at Brandt's Park in a Clam Bake game that was called in the eighth inning. Umpire Jake Shafer, aided by Mose Wilder, halted play after Joe Kunoff suggested the stoppage due to tiring Elks pitcher fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten
Elks
Elyria
Endevour II Set for Fresh Sail in 1937 Rivalry
Henry McLemore reports from London that Thomas Sopwith plans an amateur crew for Endeavor II to defend the America's Cup next year. Critics say Sopwith should adopt American methods and perhaps use professionals, but ownership of the vessel remains his.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Ondon
Thomas Sopwith
Endeavor II
Newport
Endeavorl
Sopwich
Hey
Sopwith
Harold Vanderbilt
Britain
Vanderbilt
Portman Grocers Rally To 8-4 Victory Over Elks
The Portman Grocers beat the Lorain Elks 8 to 4 in Steel City. Trailing 2-4 entering the ninth, a six-run rally featuring a Bob Adams triple and Glen Willis homer sealed the win. Dan Guigin allowed nine hits and struck out ten in a season finale.
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Portman Grocers
Lorain Elks
Steel City
Grocers
Bob Adams
Glen Willis
Dan Guigin
Elks AB. R. HH. Oo
Jarmorski
Stevens
Hinrnek
Ss Y Couner
Sebotke
Seers
Webber
Rf Steers
Tan
Totais
Porima
G. Graber
Jaworski
D. Gulgin
B. Adams
G. Webber
G. Willis
Piatt
Bajls
Sobotko
Gulgin II
Corner
D Gulgin
Polor
Wid
Wagon Wheels Rally Past West Sid Cafe in Exhibition
The Wagon Wheel Cafe squad claimed two of three games against West Sid Cafe in a Saturday exhibition at the K of Calleys. Fritz's 553 series led the pin-smashing show.
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Wagon Wheel Cafe
West Sid Cafe
K. of Calleys
Fritz
Wagon Wheel Cafe Daniels
Kremperz
Matt Hinkel Dies Prominent Boxing Promoter and Referee
Matt Hinkel, 69, a noted boxing promoter and referee, died in Cleveland. He served as the alternative referee for the 1915 Jess Willard vs Jack Johnson fight in Havana and was the third man in the ring for the Eddie Baker vs Tate Carl Tremaine bantamweight bout.
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Cleveland
Matt Hinkel
Hinkel
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Havana
Eddie
Cannonball) Baker
Tate Carl Tremaine
Brewers Capture Little World Series Title
The pennant winning Milwaukee Brewers, representing the American Association, defeated the Indianapolis Indians 5 to 1 to clinch the Little World Series after taking four of five games.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Brewers
Indians
Florence motel offers dog and cat lodging in town
Jack Ponsier provides new accommodations for touring dogs and cats in Florence. Motorists can drop off their pets at Ponsier’s rest room area for a romp while they visit the area.
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Florence. Orc
Jack Ponsier
Ponsiers Dog
Five-Pound Watch Noted Gift From Circus Midget
In Fresno California former Major W Parker Lyon sports a remarkable five pound watch. The hefty timepiece is described as a major curiosity in the state and is noted as not being weather related. The watch was presented to Lyon by a circus midget as a gift.
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Fresno
Cal
W. Parker Lyon
California
Major Loop Leaders
Major Loop leaders gather for season showing in United Press dispatch. Team standings and key performers mentioned, highlighting top positions and anticipated moves ahead of next round.
Mary Barnes Works On 5000-Piece Bed Quilt
Windsor Conn Mrs Mary A Barnes who just turned 84 is sewing a bed quilt to hold 5000 fabric pieces.
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Windsor, Conn
Mary A. Barnes
Women Drivers Lead in Connecticut Motor Law Tests
In Hartford Connecticut records show women outperform men in state motor law exams with few female applicants rejected for licenses. The results indicate higher accuracy among women test takers.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Bulgarian Postal Card Reaches Toledo Addressee
A Bulgarian addressed postal card sent from Battle Creek Michigan to Branka Colchagoff reached the Toledo home ten days later. No street or state details were included on the card.
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Toledo
Battle Creek
Mich
Branka Colchagoff
Wellington Attends Dinner at Phyllis Wheatley Home
Mr and Mrs William Baldwin host a Sunday morning church service followed by a dinner at the Phyllis Wheatley Home for Girls 46th Cedar Avenue. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Fereron Mrs Louis Wakefield Wellington and Mrs Viola G Ball of Philadelphia in honor of Mrs Ball.
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William Baldwin
William Fereron
Louis Wakefield
Wellington
Viola G. Ball
Philadelphia
Baldwin’s
Antioch Baptist Church
Cleveland
Phyllis Wheatley
46Th Cedar Avenue
Ball
Morning worship and sermons at local churches
The First Congregational Church featured an anthem Rejoice the Lord is King by the choir and a soprano solo by Mrs. Lawrence Wells of Niagara Falls. Dr C W Recard spoke on The Name Above Every Name. The First Baptist Church heard A Cus Life in the morning and Why Is the Blood Fretious in the evening by Rev J H Green.
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First Congregational Church
Cooper
Lawrence Wells
Niagara Falls
N.Y
C. W. Recard
J. H. Green
First Baptist Church
Baptist Hebren Association
Medina
A. A. Gilmore
Quaker City
Green
Leora Voxtheimer
Charles Willard
Marme Dirlam
Betty Jean Page
Miami University
Martha Rutledge BeVier
E. B. Sharp
Mrs Peterson Guests In Colum bia South America Visit
Mrs A M Peterson of Colum bia South America is visiting Mrs Herbert Reep and family for two weeks. Her husband sails from New York October 1 to return home in South America. He heads Pats Consolidated Gold Prudging Co in Colum bia and plans to show 1100 feet of film at the school house before leaving town. The Petersons have lived on almost every continent and share wide experience in their field. The Reeps and Petersons have been friends since 1915.
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A. M. Peterson
Columbia
South America
Herbert Reep
New York
Peterson
Pats Consolidated Gold Prudging Company
Petersons
Reeps
Gift funds new room with stove lights at church
A donation from the late Mrs. Emma Wells, longtime teacher of the Memorial class at the church, funded a gas stove new lighting and other conveniences to outfit the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wells
M. 5. Church
News Notes From Wellington Mornings Gatherings
Ninety members and friends of the Wellington Eagles held a clam bake in the hall Friday evening with music and cards into the night. Philathea class of the M. BEB Church met at Mrs. Grace Roedel’s with devotionals led by Mrs. Scott Anderson. A bake sale and refreshments followed. Allen Dudley, senior at Wellington High, enrolled in piano and harmony at Oberlin Conservatory. Frank Linder resigns as watchman at the Her- Tick Avenue West Main crossing for September 30. he marks his 70th birthday this week after ten years on the job. Mrs. E A VanCleef is improving from a sprained ankle.
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Wellington Eagles
Philathea
M. Beb. Church
Grace Roedel
Scott Anderson
A. H. Peirce
Deborah Still
Edward B. Turner
Allen Dudley
Wellington High School
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
William L. Wadsworth
George Steinbrenner
Henry Steinbrenner
Cleveland
Charles Schiede
Elyria
Frank Linder
Her- Tick Avenue West Main
Linder
E. A. VanCleef
Notice to Contractors for Chestnut Ridge Road bid
Lorain County Ohio invites sealed proposals for widening and resurfacing Chestnut Ridge Road in Carlisle Eaton and Ridgeville Townships about four miles from East River Road to Belden Avon Road. Bids due by 2 PM October 6 1936 with bond and certified funds. Public opening at 2 PM. county may reject all bids. Clark F L Ellenberger clerk. Sept 21.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio
Chestnut Ridge
Carlisle
Eaton
Ridgeville
East River
Belden Avon
Chestnut Ridge Road
Lorain Country Commissioners
United States
Board of Commissioners
F. L. Ellenberger
Clark
New Garage and Store Room Under Construction on Herrick Avenue East
BeViers is building a new garage and store room at the rear of the Herrick Avenue East property. Mrs Nellie Close is caring for the injured individual who tained from a fall to her home last week.
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Nellie Close
BeViers
Herrick Arenue East
Visual education program debuts in Lorain County chapels
Lorain County offers eight educational movie reels to replace regular chapel periods. Penfield and Brighton schools have signed up for the series, expanding the program to include additional districts.
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Lorain County
Penfield
Brighton
Weekend Visits Note Local Residents
Miss Marjorie Young, a Baldwin Wallace College student, spent the weekend at her home. Mr and Mrs Albert Warren were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Henkes in Detroit.
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Marjorie Young
Baldwin-Wallace College
Albert Warren
Harold Henkes
Detroit
Hearst charges against Roosevelt cited in Moscow line
The document quotes Hearst accusing President Roosevelt of aligning with Bolshevik tyranny in Moscow. It accuses Roosevelt of recognizing a communist regime, supporting class conflict, and pursuing revolutionary aims both abroad and at home, citing Izvestia and speeches as evidence. The fiery passages condemn Roosevelt’s supposed ignorance and complicity in a broader communist plot.
Trial Of Six Steelworkers Under Way
PORTSMOUTH Ohio Sept 21 The trial of six steel workers charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of Wheeling Steel guard Simon Ginsburg began in common pleas court with 61 witnesses expected as the state presents its case. Testimony from coroner Dr Ross Gash and photographers Clarence Ailis Louis Harris is planned and Amalgamated Association officers were to appear to oppose violence during the strike. Defendants are Robert Malone James Sexton Clyde Mullins Charles Weiss Clifford De Puy and Carmen Newell.
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Portsmouth
Simon Ginsburg
Wheeling Steel Corporations
New Boston
Common Pleas Court
Emory Smith
James B. Miller
Ross
Gash
Senate Country
Clarence Ailis
Louis Harris
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
al Bridwell
Robert Malone
James Sexton
Clyde Mullips
Charles Weiss
Clifford DePuy
Carmen Newell
Brothers Drown In Lake Sunday Near Sparta
Benjamin Beaver 16 and Milton Beaver 14 drowned Sunday at Brothers Lake two miles east of MT Gilead Ohio. Milton reportedly cramps in cold water and both brothers perished during a rescue attempt. They were Sparta High School students. the lake was closed to swimmers since Labor Day but allowed at own risk. Sacramento not involved.
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MT. Gilead
Benjamin Beaver
Milton
Brother’s Lake
Here
Milton Beaver
Sparta
Robert Wright
Roosevelt Support Allegations Cast By Opponent
The speaker asserts Roosevelt receives backing from communists and radical groups and that the president has acted to justify such support. He emphasizes presenting accurate quotations to prove the claim while denying any personal misreading of Roosevelt’s mind. He states he finds no pleasure in this American criticism but asserts it as truth.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Karl Mark
Tugweil Bolshevists
Richberg
Moscow
The Right Age for a Girl and Suitor's Proposal
A historical note discusses the societal question of the correct age for a girl to accept a marriage proposal. It examines cultural expectations and the impact of a hopeful suitor's timing on nuptial plans.
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St. Paul's University
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Elyria Sheet Metal Works
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Hearst
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Roosevelt
Republic of the
Professor Frankfurter
Tugwell
Karl Marx
Spain
Russia
Izvestia
Goodrich
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Haury Bros
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