Victory Saturday delivers thirteen inning win for Barberton
Barberton defeats Rittman 1 to 0 in a thirteen inning pitchers duel. Barberson southpaw Schaad and Garvell of the visitors pitched shutout ball until the 13th inning when Barberton scored the decisive run. Milford and Willis provided key hits and defensive plays, while Barberton faces Cuyaoga Falls next in the Inter-City league.
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Hall “Nehina
National Alliance
Barbertan
Garvell
Schaad
Paper Makers
Hirteen
Jay
Wo Garvell
Schad
Barbeyton
Bogel
Whs
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H Schaad
Wills
Milford
Pp. N. A
Willis
Cuyahoga Falls
Falls
Barberton
Rittman
Doylestown Notes Include Births and Local Events
Dalton resident Evelyn Tracy visits Cart George home. Groff and Rose families host Mansfield guests. Rose announces birth of a daughter. Shank family returns from Akron hospital. Stroke recovery for Christ Blackrock noted. Public school PTA activities planned. POWTA volunteers to oversee summer duty. SS Peter and Paul graduates listed. Steeple restoration at church underway with cross regilding. Mary Werner visits Lantern Lodge. Mexican students touring Cleveland. Shakespeare outdoor play planned July 17–19 with local groups. Koehler's Woods amphitheatre site chosen. committees named for publicity cast finance and more.
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C. Groff
Ruth
Mansfield
A L. Rose
Howard Shank
Thomas Rudy Shank
Citizens Hospital
Akron
Christ Blackrock
PT Oa
A I Hutl
Mary Harman
Gertrude Werner
Catherine ‘Delbal
Olen Whitman
Beatrice Doty
Margaret Davis
Margaret Beltery
Marys Busson
Victor Clark
Stphen Slota
Herbert Burg
SS. Peter and Paul's
Miercely
Mary FE
Werner
Lantern Lodge
Dover
Lake Erie
Lois Danneniller
General Electric Co
Cleveland
J. L. Reyerst
American Legion Auxiliary
Chippeway Township
B. F Seaver
Koehler’s Woods
Ball Park
Charles Shaffer
Carl Whitman
AL. Hull
B. EB. Seaver
Rittman Indians Fall to Lakeland Invasions at Lakeland
The Rittman Indians lost to Lakeland Indians on Sunday at Lakeland Beach. Schaad started for Rittman, but weak fielding doomed the visitors. New faces Clyde Kindig Afery Brogsbeck Defiance join the lineup this week as Old Castle University players are expected to add punch.
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Rittman Indians
Lakeland Beach
Lakeland
Old Castel University
Local sports roundup from Rittman playground games
The Salt Co. beat the Juniors 21 to 3 while the Businessmen won 10 to 6 over Frazer-Young. Boxboard 8 High School edged the high school team in a 2 to 1 victory. Miller hit a deep center home run with Navittaeon on second to seal the Businessmen win. Games are held Monday Wednesday at the old school grounds.
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Business Men
Frazer-Young
High School
wAbove
Rittman
Feason
Frazer
The
Miller
Na- Vaitte
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Pet “Business Men
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High “School
Unos
Cres ton Presbyterian Guild Meets Thursday
The Cres ton Presbyterian Church guild held its regular meeting in the church parlors with guest night. Mrs. Florence Benjamin and Mrs. Anna Myers led the session, followed by a business portion, devotions, a Mock Wedding, and a reading by Mrs. C J Carpenter. A social hour featured games, stunts, and a decorated refreshments table hosted by Mrs. Carrié Myers, Mrs. Hazel Gantz, Mrs. Margaret Shumaker, Mrs. Arthur Repp, Mrs. Bertha Knepp, and Mrs. Clem Ault.
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Presbyterian Guild
Creston Presbyterian Church
Florence Benjamin
Anna Myers
C J. Carpenter
Carrié Myers
Hazel Gantz
Margaret Shumaker
Arthur Repp
Bertha Knepp
Clem Ault
War Talkie Coming to Hanna Cleveland
The Ohio premiere of the screen version of Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front opens at the Hanna Theatre Cleveland with a road show presentation. Two daily shows follow at 2 20 and 8 30 p.m. The production stars a large cast led by Louis Wolheim and Lewis Ayres with dialogue by Maxwell Anderson and George Abbott.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ehrich Maria Remarque
Hanna Theatre
Hata
New York City
Detroit
Hex Aleady
Central Theatre
Carl Laemmle, Jr
Lewis Milestone
Louis Wolheim
Lewis Ayres
John Wray
Raymond Gmth
Slim” Summerville
Russell Gleason Wiliam Bakewell
Scott Kolk
Walter Browne Rogers
Ben Alexander
Owen Davis Jr
A Harold Goodwin
Pat Collins
Richard Alexander
Arnold Lucy
Hebe Conkin
Edmund Breese
Bill Irving
Marion Clayton
Bery
Murder Center Mirage Distorts U S Safety Image
A columnist argues the United States has a far lower murder rate than media portrayals suggest. They note most people remain safe in daily life and claim sensational reports from cities like Chicago create a misleading, alarmist view abroad.
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America
Chicago
International Rotary Club
Murer
Chie Caro
England
France
Nuris
United States
Mpa
Europe
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