Oberlin W Sucker on 46 15 North Alata St
Local notice lists contact Oberlin W Sucker at phone 46 and address 15% North Alata Street.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1929
Page
8
Local notice lists contact Oberlin W Sucker at phone 46 and address 15% North Alata Street.
Professor Deissman Haskell of the University of Berlin will lecture in Oberlin from April 9 to 20. The first series begins April 10 with talks on The New Testament in the Light of Modern Research at First Church. Lectures continue April 15 to 17 at 4 10 p m at the same building.
Advertisement taunts readers with a quip about servicing building supply needs. It proclaims a belief in good buildings as community credit and ends with a proverb about a woman with money to burn finding a match.
New York reports CG Pyle’s second trans continental foot race underway with 76 contestants. They head west from Columbus Circle toward Elizabeth and Trenton NJ as the event tracks toward Los Angeles with an estimated crowd of 500000 at the start and 250 miles along the route.
Training Camp Notes report Cubs 4 0 victory over Kansas City with Lautenbacher and Horne strong pitching. Cubs start a three game set with the Detroit Tigers as Claude Jonnard signs to bolster the staff.
Charles Eskins of Elyria begins the second annual Coast To Coast Foot Race at Columbia Circle New York City. He aims to pace himself and finish without overexertion after a 25 mile opening leg. First ten finishers include Gardner Richman Cools Marin Hedeman Mullian Mantinen Hourstater and Salo from several cities.
Fourteen players took part in the season opener for 1929. Regulars showed strong form under manager Bill Shuck as four aspiring women joined drills, then rain halted practice. Next session set for Tuesday at the fall grounds with high turnout expected and weekly schedule to follow.
Lima and Hamilton each place two on the first state team as the Industrial Basketball League advances its district champions to the state finals at the YMCA. Sharitts Lima led scorers with 36 points, while Hultsharger and R Stephenson trail with 35. The second team includes G Stephenson Hamilton and others from Fostoria Lima and Columbus.
Cleveland leads the World Series three games old with hopes of a clean sweep as Fort Wayne hosts tonight. The Saturday victory sparked crowd unrest at North Side gym in Fort Wayne. Composite totals show Cleveland players Beekman Barry Lapehick Dehnert Husta Skurnak and Fort Wayne stars Borgmann Saunders Chadwick Miller Glasco Shimek McElwain among listed scorers and minutes.
Ohio Power Five of Lima captured the state industrial basketball championship at the Elyria Y.M.C.A. with a 45 to 39 victory over Hamilton Coke & Iron Quintet. Hullibarger led with 21 points for Lima, while Williams topped Hamilton with 13. The final followed a tied halftime with Lima pulling away late to secure the silver cup.
Elyria featherweight Johny Murhosk travels to Fremont for a six round bout with Chuck Bennet of Toledo. Bennet faces top featherweights in northern Ohio, while Murhosk, coming off a win over Billy Haas, declares he is in fine fettle. Alf Taylor, Murhosk’s stable mate, also scheduled for a six round bout tonight on the Fremont card.
Soccer results from Northeastern Ohio League and exhibitions include Goodyear over 6 2 Slavia 1 Bulldogs 7 Lorain Magyars 0 Shamrocks 2 Cleveland United Celtic 2 Banats 1 Sparta A C vs Telling Bella Vernon and German Sports 75 St Jabas matches. Boxing notes report Tuffy Griffiths legal rest in fifth round against Leo Lomski and Lom ski campaign to challenge Loughran. Also national indoor championships start in New York with 150 top swimmers entering including Lauter Spence Kojat Kimball Howland Bryant and others.
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