Elyria High Eleven Opens Home Season Against Bellevue
Elyria High hosts Bellevue at Riverview Park in a key league game. Bellevue looks to avenge past pennant losses, fielding Wright at quarterback and Palmer, Mitchell, Newby in key roles under new coach Fulton from Wooster College. Elyria aims to contest a tough Bellevue squad as the city fans rally to football.
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Wooster College
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Athletics 10 Battle Lorain Eleven Sunday
The Mercury football team will meet Elyria athletics at Oakwood Park next Sunday October 2. Elyria beat them 6-7 in the city game last Sunday. Mercury aims to strengthen their lineup after injuries and has recently beaten Co. 1 soldiers 50 and Elyria Barbers 55 to 0.
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Mercury Club
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Elyria Barbers
Oberlin Works Out In Secret Practice Session
Oberlin’s varsity conducted the first hour and a half of practice behind closed doors to hide plays from Wittenberg scouts. The team later scrimmaged a local high school, scoring two touchdowns while dominating on defense. Coach Kellar opened freshman football candidacy.
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Elyria Players Help Amherst In Sunday Clash
Elyria players Nichols Wolf and captain Harvey Ludwig join Amherst for the game against Lorain Metropoles. The Stone City team fears the strong Lorain lineup after their Akron Mutes defeat as both squads hold extra practices.
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Nichols
Wolf
Harvey Ludwig
Stone City
Lorain
Akron
Oberlin squads show promise for heavy line and backfield
Thirty eight men in Oberlin history were drilled by Kellar focusing on kicking and passing. Prospects for a strong line and solid backfield emerge with Sewick from Lincoln High Cleveland aiming for a center position, plus Sandys from New Jersey Lahan and Seigel from Birmingham Alabama as future standouts.
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Kellar
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Lincoln High
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Sandys
New Jersey
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Seigel
Birmingham
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Reed quits in sixth round as Wiggins wins in Cincinnati
Last night in Cincinnati Willie Reed of Phoenix quit in the sixth round claiming he was struck and unable to continue. Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis was awarded the decision on a technical knockout after a fast hard bout. Reed weakened in the fifth round.
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Chuck” Wiggins
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Baseball standings and scores from yesterday
American League Boston defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4. National League Brookline beat Boston 9 to 5 and Chicago downed Cincinnati 3 to 1. Other games listed include Cleveland at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
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Amherst School Building Robbed. About 50 Dollars Taken
Amherst authorities report a Tuesday night break in at the Amherst school building. A window pane was removed and thieves tried to jimmy the office door and gouge the lock. Glass shattered. losses estimated near 50 dollars. Suspected professional housebreakers behind the incident.
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Mrs BT Gawn Hosts Amherst Bridge Club
Mrs BT Gawn entertained the Amherst bridge club at her Harris street home yesterday afternoon. A pleasant day followed with a dainty luncheon. Mrs Frank Stang won the honors.
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Bridge Club
Harris Street
Frank Stang
Dinner Honoring Mrs Schibley At Lorain Country Club
William H Schibley hosted an informal dinner at Lorain Country Club in honor of Mrs Schibley’s birthday Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J H Schibley Miss Lilian Barber and Mr and Mrs William Schibley.
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Amherst
Wiliam H. Schibley
Amherst C M C club members host Elsie Schultz gathering
Amherst seniors spent Tuesday evening at Miss Elsie Schultz on Jackson street. Hosts and guests enjoyed social chat and a late luncheon. Attending were Mrs Mildred Brandigan of Brivia, and Misses Rena Miller Lea Redmond Lucille Stark Esther Deuschle Edith Denschle Viola Weiss and Elsie Schultz.
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Elsie Schultz
Jackson Street
Mildred Brandigan
Bivria
Rena Miller
Lea Redmond
Lucille Stark
Esther Deuschle
Edith Denschle
Viola Weiss
Elsie Schuitz
Barbers Set to Meet HolleyKrohns at Riverview Park
FKolinski and Birmingham football team will face HolleyKrohn of Lorain at Riverview Park next Sunday. The coaches expect a close hard fought contest due to similar weight and experience. Kickoff is scheduled for 2 20.
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Riverview Park
Mrs Christina Guess Succumbs To Hip Injury At 78
Mrs Christina Guess age 78 of Brownhelm, living with her son Fred Guess, fell and broke her hip again and was admitted to the local hospital Tuesday. She suffered the same injury previously.
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Brownhelm
Fred Guessner
Yankees Hope to Clinch Pennant Before Homecoming
Miller Huggins spoke in Philadelphia awaiting a two game series with Connie Mack as the Yankees chase the pennant. New York would clinch with three wins in the remaining games if Cleveland falters. Hoyt prepared to start, while Cleveland battles Chicago. The Giants rested in New York as the Braves loom at the Polo Grounds, with the Cardials needing a Pittsburgh victory to tighten the NL race.
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Jockey Club Meetings and Pro Golf Tournaments Listed
World sport events today include meetings of the Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct Kentucky Jockey Club Latonia Watford Breeders Association Havre de Grace Ontario Jockey Club Toronto Mount Royal Jockey Club Montreal and Grand Circuit trotting in Columbus. Pro Golfers Association tournament at Inwood Long Island and Massachusetts open championship in Manchester. Boxing card features Packy O Gally versus Benny Coster in New York for twelve rounds.
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Bases Tag as Slugging Bats Highlight Early 20th Century Games
C Walker of the A s hit his 4th home run off Pennock but the Red Sox still edged Philadelphia. Olsen and Reuther homered to help the Dodgers beat Boston. Fiack pinch hit in the fifth for Martin and Twombly followed with a drive as the Cubs defeated the Reds.
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Martin
Twombly
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Reds
Quarry worker injured at No 6 quarry in Amherst
John Phrehmer of Quarry street South Amherst was struck in the face by a broken book from machinery at the mill yard. He was taken to Amherst hospital where Dr. W H Powers dressed lacerations. His injuries will keep him from work at least a week.
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John Phrehmer
Quarry Street
Amherst
Quarry
Amherst Hospital
W. H. Powers
Amherst Residents Host Evening Gathering
Mr and Mrs Frank Stang entertained many friends at their Cleveland avenue home on Tuesday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Michael Mr and Mrs D C Yentzer and Mr and Mrs Arthur Penders. The high school seniors earned 76 Bugle subscriptions and will be honored at a party later this week if possible.
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Amherst
Frank Stang
Cleveland Avenue
Michael
D.C. Yentzer
Arthur Penders
Bugle
Acid in Stomach Causes Indigestion Says Authorities
Medical authorities report that about 90 percent of stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid rather than a lack of digestive juices. They warn against artificial digests and recommend Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid and ease symptoms.
City forecasts rising building permits this September
Columbus reports secretary William German predicting more permits this September than August after 4 permits issued in August. He notes September typically slows, with last September at 20 permits, but expects higher aggregate permit value this month. In a separate incident, Carl Stewart of Black Lick burned his face and arms when a lit cigarette ignited gasoline as he paid with a $1 bill at a filling station.
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Keaton Company resumes work after stoppage
About 40 machinists and helpers return to work at the Keaton company, as the workforce orders were lifted and production resumes.
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Ten River Pirates Nabbed in Chicago Illicit Liquor Ring
On September 29 authorities arrested ten river pirates as they waited for a launch believed to carry a liquor shipment. The raid occurred in a derelict riverfront building at the foot of Randolph Street. Police and federal agents pursue the missing launch and further arrests.
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