Tonight's Ohio hockey titles set for big crowd
In Jan and Feb 2 schedule a slate of games features Uhvlehsville at Zanesville and Coshocton at Ashland with Marlon at Zanesville on Thursday. Zanesville aims to overturn Marton, hoping larger crowds after 15 cent admission. Mansfield crushes Ashland 10 to 2 behind Long and Houghton, with 200 in attendance. A fast Zanesville win over Zanesville 4 to 3 in overtime highlights the area hockey scene amid widening interest.
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Zanesville
Marlon
Jena
Down State
Marton
Mansfield
Ashland
Pumpers
Long
Houghton
Wallace
Morgan
I Mansfield
Pletcher Houghton
Pahner Whiting
Ragington Morgan Vosed
Dewitt Wallace
Mets
Whiting Fletcher
Fahner
Metcher
Foul—Long
Stopa—Wallace
O'Metz
la Jonge
Marion Wins From Coshocton In Tough 7 6 Match
Marion defeats Coshocton 7 to 6 in a hard fought game at Youritik arena. Key players include Devlin at center and Hickey in goal for Marion, with Taylor scoring five goals and Shaw contributing, while Red Williams starred for Coshocton. referee Toe.
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Marion
Coshocton
Shaw
Taylor
Devlin
Matloh
Red” Willams
Wne-wp
Marion—T
Cosherton
Shaw Piretrah
Devlin Perry
Hickey
Willams
Harrold
Show
Williams
Stopa Hickey
Graffam
Toe
Ohio State Polo League Results From Last Night
Zaneaville beat Uhrichaville 4 to 3 while Mansfeld topped Ashland 10 to 2. Marion defeated Coshocton 7 to 1 in the districts league action.
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New York Central Ling
Ula
East Rand
Ashland
Aby
West Bound
Mansfeld
Zanesville
Coshocton A
Uhrichaville
Marion
Nepergall
Ohio State Polo League
Zaneaville
Coshocton
Season Opener Plans Delayed Until May First Week
The owners postponed the event and said it will be held Thursday with definite plans anticipated. It was suggested the season would start in the first week of May.
Marion City basketball team revived for doubleheader
Physical Director C M Douthitt has organized a Marion city basketball team to revive the sport. The lineup includes Sells Capt Hogan Curtl Cromble Terpany and others. The opener features Company K of Delaware against Marion with a Marion high versus Lima high school matchup between halves.
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C. M. Douthitt
Marion
Marion City
Sells
J. J
Hogan
Curtl
G. Cromble
G. D. Terpany
Marion High
Lima High School
Delaware Defeated as Marlon Wins Bowling Series
Delaware was defeated by Marlon in a three game Colonial Alley match last evening. Delaware led at times but could not close tight spots as Marlon pulled ahead to win two of three games and total pins. Final scores show Delaware with scattered readings across Gwyn Erickhorn Hodworth Young Russell, and opponents Mason Smith Wadden McNeal Sanford with total pins 2406.
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Marlon
Delaware
Moores
EB. Gwyn
Erickhorn
Hodworth
Young
C D M Team Wins in Three Game Bowling Match
The C D M bowling team won the first two games in a three game series against the High School team at the M C A Buse last night. Sepeatonal soothe.
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C. D. & M. Bowlingham
M. C
Preparations for Great Evyant Event Tomorrow Night
Reading: preparations underway for a second Evyant contest at the Y M C A gymnasium and a note on catarrh cures and historical references. The item blends local event details with medical advertisements and miscellaneous quotations.
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Evyant
Real American Aristocracy and Democratic Ironies
A condensed summary of competing ideas in American society as expressed by Owen Wister and contemporary readers. The text discusses the tension between equality and aristocracy, the complicating role of democracy in producing genuine equality, and a humorous exchange about a coin shop sign and authenticity. It reflects satire on public perceptions of class and value in a free republic.
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America
Owen Wister
Virginian
Not a cent quoted by a rich man in a tense exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a rich man dismissing money as unsuitable for the poor and an applicant urging the test of a grudge. The garbled text references Aschirtiga and a line about faith and honor dying, with unclear context and attribution.
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Aschirtiga
Traitor in the Bravian Circle Revealed at Last
In a tense late night gathering of conspirators the president and his circle confront a traitor among them. Ivan Avinghsky confesses betrayed the minister, sparking a dramatic disclosure of loyalties and ultimate plans to expose the informant.
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Korloft
Ban Inforid
Cemtion
Kortos
Frayas
Korlaff
Thie Preeilent
Moacow
Cltwn
Humber
Cirelo
Ivan Avinghsky
MAKE BELIEVE GIFTS Curious Custom at East Indian Courts
Curious customs at Tadlun prince courts reveal gift rituals for British officers and physicians. A tray of towels and jeweled ornaments valued at £50,000 or more is offered first to the gentleman, then to the accompanying lady, with strict rules on accepting gifts and potential dismissal without royal permission. The practice, once harsher under old Indian company rule, is noted as a relic of past governance in India.
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Immat Otal
Thin Rile Wits
Kast Lodla Company
I Ndla
The Barber and the Insane Man in Queremland Tale
A wartime diary style anecdote describes five men and a stranger shaved by a barber. The stranger later faints at the sight of a barber and a threat of an asylum. The tale weaves with a China armada rumor, a fire omen, and antiquated legends, creating a mosaic of fear and superstition.
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Ceil
Duadutln
Fragmented Historic Quotes on Mortgages and Provoking Jokes
A garbled assemblage of quotes covers ancient mortgage concepts, humorous anecdotes about providence and lightning striking a school, and a Shakespearean line. The text mingles remarks from New York American, Philadelphia Tadger, and a passerby reference to Harold, with little coherent narrative or clear events.
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Philadelphia
Tadger
Beau Fielding Enigma of English Social Life
Beau Fielding known as the enigma of William III era English society. Reau Pidding a young fop of Leicestershire lineage, famed for lavish hospitality yet without clear income, ends his life after a duel. Rumors tie him to the Holland mail robbery and gambling, pitting him against John Law the Mississippi founder in a tale of aristocratic excess and mysterious death.
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Reau Pidding
Willian
File
Bretvalle
Thomas Witton
Leicestershire
Sonia
Holland Mail
John Law
France
Caught in Washington Herald Quip on Compliments
A terse exchange in the Washington Herald notes a playful line about beauty and propriety. The remark juxtaposes flattery with a sharp rebuke, reflecting social chatter in early 20th century circulation.
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John
One More Right. Miatress-Mavy at Home in Dinner Plan
A fragmented note describes a married woman Bridget and a cook Yeo claiming she can leave while Lippliy cannot, implying a domestic dispute or arrangement. The garbled text mentions place, cook, and an implied conflict over staying or leaving.
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Bridget
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