Yankees Now Within Reach Of American League Pennant
New York and Philadelphia rumors swirl as the Yankees hold a lead over the Athletics. Crowder’s 20th win tightens the Yankees’ grip while the A’s must win five of their remaining five to overtake. the AL pennant race remains volatile with NL standings tight between the Cardinals and Giants as the season concludes.
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Merck Bowling League B Division Scores Report
The B Division the Merck Bowling League last night at 2 Aliens saw many bowlers debut on the slides with modest scores but potential. Fox Furnace took two from Coca Cola. Service nosed out American Assn two to one. Diamonds defeated Finegan Bakers three games. Pirates and Braves split a doubleheader with a 3-1 Pirates win in ten innings and a 4-2 Braves victory.
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Freshmen Heston Eyes Michigan Halfback Role
In Ann Arbor on September 19 William Heston Jr in Freshmen football attire contemplates a halfback position at the University of Michigan. He is touted as a potential successor to the famed “Wonderful Wi” of the 25-year-old Michigan point-a-minute squad.
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Leo Raskowski
R. Larkins
George Aiber
Cr Surina
George Fouch
Allen Holmen
Brian Eby
A. L. McConneil
Lincoln Carr
Eby
al Hess
American Results and National Games Summary
Standings show Cleveland 4 New York 3 and Boston 4 Washington 5 Chicago 4 in American results. American games list New York at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis. National results include Pittsburgh 3-1 Boston 2-4 St Louis 9 Brooklyn 2 New York 7 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 6. National games schedule St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia.
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North Olmsted Athlete among 359 for Ohio Wesleyan squad
Robert Risk of North Olmsted, a former Elsria high school athlete, is among 359 candidates for Ohio Wesleyan University football squad. The team opens against Marietta College at Delaware with a nine game schedule featuring Michigan and Syracuse. Risk stands over 6 feet and weighs 183 pounds.
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Giants Beat Reds 7-4 Behind Benton and O'Doul
Larry Benton earned his 25th win of the season as the Giants defeated the Reds 7 to 4. Burleigh Grimes of the Pirates leads in victories for the year. Lefty O'Doul hit two home runs, with Mel Ott and Travis adding one each to power the win.
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Skeet Club Holds First Shoot in Pasadena
Eiria's new gun club staged its first skeet shoot in Pasadena on Saturday afternoon. The event drew pleased members as scores were tallied, including Wheeler and Feely among notable participants, with plans to hold weekly Saturday gatherings.
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Stars Shine As Sluggers Spark Historic Baseball Night
Rogers Hornsby slammed a 391 hit and two singles, scoring once in six at bats. Goose Goslin homered, doubled, and singled with one run in four at bats. Waner went hitless but scored. Gehrig, Lindstrom, and Simmons each singled and scored. Bottomley hit a homer, drove in a run and scored twice in four at bats. Ruth doubled in four at bats. Tigers beat Red Sox as Sam Gibron shut them down on five hits. Stone, Tigers rookie, added a double single and triple in five plate appearances. Cubs defeated Phillies 7 to 6 as a late rally fell short in the ninth. Bert Shotten’s club endures their 12th straight loss.
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Lindstrom Emerges as Giants Third Baseman Hero
Freddy Lindstrom, a McGraw School graduate, soared to national prominence with the New York Giants. His dazzling defense and timely hitting helped the club clinch the National League title, despite a spine problem that limited his early appearances. Lindstrom’s rise from Loyola Prep to World Series hero underscores a storied career marked by resilience and elite performance.
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Baseball Standings and Homers Report From 1926 Season
Baseball round up lists players and teams with homer totals from the Giants Browns Cardinals and others. Mentions 1926 season candy sales in the U S and Nuremburg toy industry center. Spencer Eleven seeks football games in Elyria or Lorain County with contact for scheduling.
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Smith Revives Teapot Dome Attack In Campaign
Helena Sept 25 Governor Alfred E Smith resumed eastern campaign travel after a Montana stop urging voters to link Hoover to Teapot Dome and other scandals. He accused the Republican administration of deliberate fraud and challenged Hoover to repudiate the charges as he prepared to speak in St Paul on inland water issues. A cross was burned near Mount Helena as Smith labeled the era a Republican wrong.
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Crowder shines as Browns top A’s 6 to 2 in big win
Altin Crowder struck out four and allowed one hit in the first nine innings as the St. Louis Browns defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 2. Simmons hit a homer and a double for the A’s. John Quinn started for Philadelphia with Orwell relieving in the seventh.
Two Elyria Floral Companies Are Incorporated
Dispatches from Columbus report the incorporation of two Elyria floral firms. The Hing Floral Company of Elyria township with 73 shares no par value lists stockholders L. C. Hecock J. E. Hecock C. O. Schmitkens L. EL. Sutliff and Albert H. King. The L. C. Hecock Floral Company of Elsina has 500 shares no par value and lists stockholders L. C. Hecock J. B. He cock C. O. Schmidtkoms L. E. Sutlif and Albert H. King.
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Y Glee Club Elects New Officers and Plans
More than twenty men with vocal ability joined the YMCA Glee Club at a meeting. Officers were elected with F. A. Yost as president, Birdsell as vice president, Guth as librarian, and O. McClellan as secretary. Regular rehearsal nights were set for Mondays at 7:15 p.m. Robert Moore was chosen as director.
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Ransom Paid Frees Miner Held by Mexican Bandits
Edward Bumstead, Los Angeles manager of Humboldt Mines, tells how he was held captive for three weeks by Mexican bandits who demanded 30 090 pesos then lowered to 20 000 pesos for his freedom. He described rebels who attacked a Catholic church and used guerrilla tactics at their headquarters.
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Metal calculating machine joins Byrd expedition tools
A metal calculating machine added to the Byrd expedition equipment will perform multiplication, addition, division and extract square and cube roots. It will compute scientific data and help keep commissary accounts straight, serving both complex calculations and routine accounting.
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Hoover to Speak in Tennessee on Southern Campaign Tour
President candidate Herbert Hoover will fly from Washington to Elizabethan Tennessee for a southern campaign stop. He and his party will leave October 5 with a Bristol appearance and a platform rally for 159,600 attendees. A visit to Johnson City includes a five minute speech to veterans before returning to Washington, making a little over 21 hours total.
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Wants To Leave Town But Mayor Detains Him
George Blair of Toledo told Mayor Hewitt he was drunk and pleaded for a chance to leave town as police detained him. Hewitt fined Blair five dollars plus costs and ordered him jailed for a few days to work off the fine despite his hurry to depart Elsha.
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Errant Husband Fined By Mayor
Mrs. Steve Pinter brought her intoxicated husband before Mayor Hewitt after he slapped her. Step-daughter testified to abuse while drunk. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined 10 dollars. Mrs. Pinter refused to pay, and Steve faced jail time to reconsider his affairs.
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Two Killed In Crash Near Warren
Two people died and a third was injured when a tandem on the Niles road crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad near Warren Ohio was struck by two fast freights. The dead were Mick ie, 27, and John Colapsed ro, 2. The injured person is Aliss Percy White, sister of Michael. The trio lived in Girard.
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