Marion Defeats Ashland In Fast Sensational Game
Marion and Ashland played a thrilling Ohio league clash with Marion edging Ashland 3 to 2. Quinn moved Shaw to rush, Freeman starred in goal, and Perry's strong half back work helped secure Marion’s first win.
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Ashland
Bobby Quinn
Quinn
Shaw
Freeman
Levine
Kenworthy
Sipe
Perry
Hocton
Siye
Brink
Mete
Mairion
Usuil
Freenan
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Io Bette
Astidad
Tine
Brack
Maron
Jones
Atart
Hott Teats
Babland
Freeman Mhet
Fahner
Marlo
Mansfeld
Marion Jean
Astiland
Fletcher Fremean
Pabner Kenworthy
Dgington Hall
Dewittee
Ome Gowle
Fakener
Edeington
Fletcher
Stons—Bruck
O'Mets
Befere—Lolonge
Coshocton
Freddie Long
Coahoeton
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Mansfield News
Polograms Burgird Stamper Shine At Marion
Polograms Burgird Stamper work well with Kid Shaw and show floor skill. Lancaster and Marlon squads hoped eastern signings would join, but new arrivals Mo Carthy and Olle unlikely to play this season. Freeman and Shaw electrified spectators with clever plays at Marion.
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Stamper
Marion
Tughug
Unreadable sports snippet hints at Coshocton game result
Fragmentary report from Center Mavefield Ohio references a hockey or soccer style match with Morgan Goale Long and Williams Hickey tying late, overtime ending in a 2 2 score. Mentions Coshocton Rikhee Long and foul calls as the action unfolds.
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Waeres Lee
Lineson
Eas
Houhton
Mavefield
Morgan
Long
Manafeld
Driv
Willame Hickey
Bath
Coshocton
Rikhee
Willems
Foulk
Sipe
Houghton
Thickey
Ledi
Heferte
Ohio and Penn circuit seeks clarity on league future
Cleveland January 8 The Ohio and Pennsylvanian league dispute dominates the national board session at the Hollenden hotel as factions clash over retirement and salary limits. Key voices from Youngstown Newark and Bradford argue for harmony while threats of independent play loom, with decisions expected after public testimony.
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National
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Pneland League
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Pence
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Tnterstate
Erie
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Dunkeirk
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Rapp JB
J. Statger
George Prank
L. J. Smith
Charlies LaMarche Marion
Paul Sturges
Cort McVoy
Mansfeld
Clopper
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Mahany
Jamen Davidson
Fleetey
Blow Nothacker
Lancenter
Parks
Edwin Moore
Fiward Miller
Grant Whitstar
Youngatown
Avae
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Ed “MewWill
Slama
Atkin
Natrath
Fh. Hopkins
V_ Rutledge
Local Events Outline for Thursday Meetings and Supper
The W T C plans a Thursday 8 pm meeting at G A Ht hall to prepare supper for evening service. Company D Fourth Regiment O N G holds a Thursday night gathering in the G A R room with a social semi on and a banquet. Enlisted men are urged to attend and bring a prospective member.
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G. A. Ht
Mach
Wong
Quinn and Flood Trade Sparks Mansfield Club Action
A telegram from O. Rapp forwarding trades moves Tim Mood and Nobby Quinn to Mansfield Club for William King amid season uncertainties. Analysts expect Pennsylvania and Obie leagues to play without change this year, with plans for district play next season. Flood and Quinn hailed as capable players, King described as a hard worker likely to bolster Army’s squad.
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Tim Mood
Nobby Quinn
Wiliam King
Menige
Obie
Pennsylvania
Weutern Cliba
Basseun Ebwin
Camp Mitnion
Flood
Quinn
Marian
King Fe
Victim Mahaffey Struck by Train in West City
Farmer Victor Mahaffey was knocked from a buggy by a Big Four yard engine near Kenton Avenue Tuesday evening. He suffered facial bruises and minor injuries. the vehicle was wrecked. Mahaffey returned home after the incident with non serious injuries.
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Victor Mahaffey
Kenton Avenue
Alahaffey
City Visitors Note Local Residents and Guests
Mr Will Gorton and Mr AL A Gottechall are confined to home by illnesses. Edward Markley and Mrs Sullivan were visitors viewed in the city. Charles Mole from this city hosted guests from New York. Miss Dot Danllay of Broadway visited Rh Dennis and Cane. Ruth Fisher left to resume duties after holidays in the city.
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Hia
Slolhins
AL A
Gottechall
Wie
Atne
Edward Markley
Gatodbnin
Mig. M. J. Sullivan
Obolinants
Hole
New York City
Charles Mole
Thin Elty
Danllay
Broadway
Dennis
Canehy
Davidhatroet
A Fine Graduating Present
A woman visits a Broadway florist to buy flowers for a graduate. She asks for cheaper options and selects a red and a white ribbon tied bouquet of carnations, negotiating price and presentation with the shopkeeper.
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Toomorrow
Hle
Artat
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