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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

20

Interclass Track Meet Shows Janitors Lead In Meet

Ginnie Saunders reports the Interclass track meet results. Janitors win with 77 points, Seniors finish 63 12, Sophomores 47 1 2, Freshmen fail to qualify. Shaw leads with 24 points in six events while Kiser is second with 21 14 points as team moves toward the state meet.

Ginnie” Saunders Shaw Sknior Kiser Maddwk Kaminski Ernson France Adsams Tarporter van Oster Abbe Rice Long Storey Lottow Jolly Javella—Scholl Daer Erin- Som Riser Carpenter Ryan Navehtan Abbei Berger Kellogg Penteuad Dean Herzht Stoney

Sporting Events Today's Major Meets

Racing events include Southern Maryland Agricultural Assen at Bowie and Tia Juana Jockey Club at Tia Juana. Golf features the North and South amateur championship at Pinehurst. Swimming hosts the National intercollegiate championships in Evanston Illinois. Wrestling holds the Pacific Northwest amateur championships in Portland Oregon. Boxing presents Pat Morgan versus Young Leonard in a 15 round headline bout in New Orleans.

Southern Maryland Agricultural Assen Bowie Tia Juana Jockey Club Tia Juana Pinehurst Evanston, Ill Portland Ore Pat Morgan Young Leonard New Orleans

Dallas Eyes World Best Mile and a Quarter Speedway

Dallas plans a groundbreaking auto speedway promising the fastest mile and a quarter track globally. The project proceeds under business sponsorship with city support aimed for completion within six months.

Dallas

Babe Ruth Longs for Home Amid Career Struggles

The article traces Babe Ruth from his rough boyhood in Baltimore through reform school to baseball fame with the Red Sox and then the Red Sox sale to the Yankees. It notes Ruth’s later longing for home at his Sudbury farm, his weight battles, training efforts, and a return to boyish feeling during a recent illness. It also mentions President Doumergue’s honorary gymnastics role and Britain’s wartime tax benefits on football.

Babe Ruth Earliy Red Sox Sudbury Mass Ruth Babe Dorothy Baltimore St. Mary's Industrial School Jack Dunn Dunn Ratpes Providence Boston Ifte Hot Springs St. Petersburg Fla

Various Sports Notes From Early 20th Century Items

The roundup mentions 1690 players in Omaha Municpal Tennis Association, SIAC track at Sewanee May 15 16, James Gordon Bennett Cup balloon race 1906, Gene Tunney delaying bouts till June, Piedmont Baseball League now North Carolina only Salisbury replacing Danville, Uruguay soccer lacking pro sport, Hose Tree Fox Hunting Club in Media Pa claims ancestry to Gloster Fox Hunting Club, Maryland Jockey Club spring meeting at Pimlico from May 1 with Dixie Handicap opening day and $828200 total added money, and Mrs EL Craven of Weymouth England at 6 and a grandmother training to swim the English Channel.

Sewanee Gene Tunney Tom Gibbons Piedmont Baseball League North Carolina Salisbury Virginia Danville Uruguay South American Republic Hose Tree Fox Hunting Club Media Gloster Fox Hunting Club United States General Washington Maryland Jockey Club Pilmico Grannie EL Craven Weymouth England

Rooming house fire in South Philadelphia fatal for Anthony Oreiski

A South Philadelphia rooming house blaze killed Anthony Oreiski and narrowly escaped four other residents. Firemen confined the second floor blaze and found the victim, believed overcome by smoke. Shirley Mason co stars in The Talker with Anna Q. Nason and Lewis Stone at First National.

Philadelphia Anthony Oreiski Dean Shirley Mason Fox Anna Q. Nason Lewis Stone the Talker Firat National

Ruth May Play In Opener Despite Illness

George Ruth, ill with a slight flu, may play in the opening game on Tuesday. The famed slugger has endured multiple illnesses yet remains a central figure in baseball history.

Babe Ruth New York George H. Ruth Nature Ruth Baseball Snyder

Vean Gregg Stages One of Baseball's Best Comebacks

The article recalls Vean Gregg returning to Major League Baseball at age 49 after a long minor league stint and near-forgotten status. It cites past cases like Babe Adams and Jack Fournier who rebounded from setbacks to succeed with top teams, highlighting Gregg's late resurgence with a world championship outfit.

Vean Gregg New York Ponce de Leon Babe Adams Pirates Jack Fournier Fournier Yankees Dodgers Gregg Cleveland Indians

Gregg and the Comeback of a Baseball Veteran

The narrative recalls Vean Gregg’s late career arc from late 1910s obscurity to a comeback with the Pacific Coast League and Seattle in 1924. He explains at Tampa camp that farm income failed to cover oats, prompting a move to earn money before striding back toward the major leagues via Seattle’s pennant push. The piece ends with a puzzled query about Eddie Plank’s whereabouts.

Conte Mack Gregg Baseball Mack Vean Pacific Coast League Senators Tampa Seattle Eddie Plank

Nationwide survey urged on occupational diseases in chemical industry

A special committee appointed by the American Chemical Society urged a nationwide survey to determine dangers causing occupational diseases in the chemical industries in Baltimore on April 10.

Baltimore American Chemical Society

Hicks sworn as alien property custodian in Washington

Former Representative Frederick G. Hicks of New York today was sworn in as alien property custodian, succeeding Col. Thomas W. Miller who resigned. The oath was administered by G. C. Foster, chief clerk.

Washington Frederick G. Hicks New York Thomas W. Miller G. C. Foster

Mrs Hart Near Death in Los Angeles Incident

Mrs Winnifred Westover Hart, estranged wife of William Bart Screenstar, suffered a heart attack today in Los Angeles and was reported near death.

Hart Los Angeles Winnifred Westover Hart William Bart Screenstar

Saturday Demonstration Sale At Harry H. Smith Co

Factory representative of living room suites will be at our store all day Saturday. Special sale prices for Saturday only. Harry H. Smith Co.

Harry H. Smith Co

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