Elyria High Wins Triangular Track Meet In Rain
Elyria High School boys outpaced Berea and Garfield Heights in a muddy, rain soaked triangular meet. Elyria scored 64 2 1 3 to 35 and 21 1 3, with Shaw the high point man and Fleming a close second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Garfield Heights
Ely Field
Walter Witthort
Clyna Hi
Ki. HS
Elsha
Shaw
White and Crimson
Fleming
Elyria
Flemling
Bishop
Nesbitt
L. Ramish
Wian
Hupy
Elyfn
Kramer
Hall
Hupp
E. H
Jackson
Garfield
Hardy
Barnes
Fowles
Rabbinson
Graber
Harrison
Joemish
Blakely
Taylor
Kovacs
Milo Run
Pesbitt
Wilson
Touts
Loran
Riffer
Roemish
Kennedy
Reiber
Oberts
Chocolate Wins On Foul In Bantam Title Bout
New York April 18 Kid Chocolate Cuban bantamweight who never lost a fight won a foul from Bushy Graham in the seventh round of a scheduled fifteen round bout at the New York Coliseum before 18 009 spectators Chocolate weighed 120 pounds Graham 121 1 2 The referee stopped the bout after 2 minutes 4 seconds of the seventh round when Graham struck a low blow The crowd felt the decision was unjust as Chocolate had floored Graham moments earlier and wished to continue while Graham wanted to persist despite being warned five times for low punching
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Chocolate
Bushy Graham
Utica
N. Y
New York Coliseum
Graham
Jack Dorman
7 Chocolate
Dorman
Just for Laffs: Dusty Umpire Had Snowman Look
John J. McGraw recalls a basball moment with Steve Brodie sliding headfirst in a 15th inning dash against Boston in Baltimore. After Brodie was called out, an onfield wrestle with umpire Carpenter left the blue umpire suit dusted white, producing McGraw’s biggest thrill in baseball.
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John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Ul Alway
Orioles
Boston
Baltimore
Steve Brodie
Steve’s
Brodie
Carpenter
Steve
College Scores Tie West Virginia Ohio Michigan Georgia
West Virginia defeated Ohio University 4 to 3 while Michigan beat Georgia 4 to 1 in recent college hockey style notes. The brief shows two result lines indicating competitive outcomes among teams.
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West Virginia
Ohio University
Michigan
Georgia
Major League Teams Back Home
The 1929 season opens with major league teams returning to home turf across the country. Giants face Senators in New York while Yankees meet Robins at Ebbets Field, Red Sox and Braves play in Boston, and Phillies and Athletics wrap up training in Philadelphia. Browns drawing AL attention in St. Louis as Tigers prepare in Toronto. Giants projected to lead nationally. Cubs favored in Chicago. Yankees, Red Sox, and Phillies to contend in varied early-season matchups.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Giants
Washington Senators
Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig Et al
Brooklyn Robins
Ebbets Field
Flatbush
Bronx
Boston
Red Sox
Braves
Philadelphia
Phil Mes
Athletics
St. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
Indians
Reds
Cincinnati
Detroit
Tigers
Bucky Harris
Toronto
Cubs
White Sox
Bill Wrigley
North Siders
Windy
Comiskey
Wrigley
New York Giants
McCraw
Phillies
Robins
Pirates
Cardinals
Yanks
Washington
Tigera
Chicago Sox
City Baseball Nine to Practice
The city AAA league team will practice Sunday if weather allows Captain Jack Ambrose said. With league open date under a month away the club aims to stay in trim through regular practices. The return of nearly the 1928 lineup has boosted enthusiasm for another successful season.
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Jack Ambrose
Fight Briefs Friday Night Upset and Wins
Al Mello of Lowell defeated welterweight champion Joe Dundee in a ten round decision. Kowalik of Buffalo beat Al Corbett in Cleveland. Strangler Lewis toppled Pat Magill in Ireland in a one hour and 20 minute bout. The New York Giants return home to open the season with an exhibition vs the Washington Senators, fifth in the training series with 3 wins 1 loss and a 4 0 win over Washington in their last practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
aAl Mello
Lowell
Joe Dundee
Philadelphia
New York
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Senators
Glanta
Washington
Am in the race to finish Eskins in long run
Elyria runner Charles Eskins reports shin splints but says he is overcoming injuries and plans to stay in the 52 mile race from Wheeling to Cambridge. He moved to 24th in the standings and aims to tighten his time as the cross country challenge continues toward Columbus.
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Chronicle Telegram
Cambridge
Charles Eskins
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Eskins
Wheeling
West Virginia
Tve
Zanesville
Columbus
New York
Cleveland
Mike Joyce
Joyce
Eskin
Blister Brigade
Elyrian
National Tube
Elkins
Pete Gavuzzi
Ohio
Gavuzzi
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Paul Simpson
Burlington
N. C
Giusto Umeri
Italy
Sam Richman
John Salo
Passale
N. J
Seth Gonzales
Raton
N. M
Phillip Granville
Hamilton
Ont
George Rehayn
BerHn
Jesse Dalzell
Springfield
Harry Abramowitz
Pete Garazzi
England
County grade school track meet set for Health Day May 10
First through eighth graders will compete in 23 events at the county track meet. Primary boys in 25 and 50 yard dashes and 200 yard relay. upper grades include 220, 440 relays and high jump for boys, plus various dashes and baseball throw for girls. Oberlin Stadium hosts May 4 high school level events.
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Fair Grounds
L. Bailey
Oberlin Stadium
Bailey
Elyria Hi Nine Faces Postponement With Lorain
Inclement weather forced Elyria high school to postpone another baseball game with Lorain. The team, eager for real competition, expects to play Tuesday at Riverview Park. Pitcher Pinkey Smith has recovered from arm soreness and is ready to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Riverview
Elyria High
Elyria-Lorain
Riverview Park
EHS
Postpone Grid Practice At Elyield Track Meet
The triangular track meet at Elyield yesterday caused the postponement of spring football practice yesterday afternoon. Some grid candidates took part in the track meet, and many were on the sidelines.
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Elyield
Baseball Scores From the Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles defeated Oakland 6 to 1 while San Francisco beat Sacramento 6 to 2. Hollywood jumped Portland 7 to 1 and the Missions topped Seattle 11 to 9 in league results.
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Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
Missions
Seattle
West Side Nine Plans Sunday Practice At Roosevelt School
The West Side baseball team will hold a Sunday practice at 10 o’clock on the Roosevelt School diamond. Players from last week are asked to attend and newcomers may try out. Manager Stein aims to enter class A this year and seeks game bookings for the nine.
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West Side
Roosevelt School
Stein
Training Camp Notes Roundup From Early Baseball Games
In Indianapolis on April 12 the eacanas tied the White Sox 5 to 4 in ten innings. April 13 saw Hornsby and Wilson power the Cubs to a 4-1 win over Kansas City. Birmingham beat Cleveland 4-3 after late innings, and Philadelphia prepared for a city series closer. Brooklyn hosted the Yankees in a two game tune up after a peculiar 23-21 loss to Greensboro.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eacanas
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Robins
New York Yankees
Robins
Greensboro
Voight to defend North and South amateur title
Pinehurst North Carolina April 13 George Voight New York will defend the North and South amateur golf championship in a 36 hole match with William C Fownes Jr Pittsburgh today Voight earned the right by winning last year s crown in the semi final against Phillips Finlay Harvard 3 and 1 He carded a 69 the best round of the tournament Fownes defeated Richard Wilson Southern Pines by the same margin Wilson trailed after squaring at the 14th Voight went out in 37 and home in 32 his last nine including a two two threes four fours and a five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
George Voight
New York
Wm. C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburgh
Voight
Phillips Finlay
Harvard
Fownes
Richard Wilson
Southern Pines
Wilson
Amherst Advanced Art Class Leads Chapel
The advanced art class of the local high school conducted Senior high chapel Friday morning under Miss Thelma Beelman, art instructor. Miss Lucille Gillman led chapel and oversaw the devotional portion of the service.
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Amherst
Thelma Beelman
Lucille Gillman
Kilbane To Referee Lorain Boxing Main Bouts
Johnny Kilbane the ex featherweight champion will referee the two main ten round bouts at Moose Coliseum Lorain Monday night promoter Harry Snodgrass says a boxing commission has been appointed and fighters must pass two physicals. Genet meets Barry and Nickoletti faces McHale in a lively card featuring local and Cleveland fighters with white gloves for the main events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Wil
Moose Coliseum
Lorain
Jack Barry
Elyria K. C
Norm Genet
Chicago
Harry Snodgrass
Clarence KE
Adams
Boxing Commission
Barry
Hot Springs Arkansas
Tommy Freeman
Jock Malone
K. O. Walters
Young Stribling
Jimmie Slattery
Lorain County
Genet
Louie Nickoletti
Elyria
Marty McHale
McHale
Bryan Downey
Ted Neal
Ashtabula
Nickolotti
Bmchale
Paul Pirrone
Joseph
Martin
Varish
LaGrange
Tommy Burnnet
Harry McClelland
Pittsburgh
Tommy
Schroeder
Amherst
Announcements cover art talks meetings and grange events
The article lists an oratorical contest and art slide show featuring works by Innes Schultz Wesbecker Tisdale Schmauch Arndt Grugel Bechtel, plus a student's quartet and harmonica solos. It notes St Peter’s Brotherhood members visiting Elyria for initiate work, a missionary society meeting hosted by Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Pelton, and forthcoming Grange activities including Oberlin and Hickory Tree Granges, Demeter club, Pomona Grange, and a Brownhelm church Bible evening led by Miss Fern Ladrech.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Metropolitan Museum
New York City
Art Institute
Chicago
George Innes
Harry Schultz
Virginia Wesbecker
Evelyn Tisdale
Audrey Schmauch
Clayton Arndt
Mil Pond
Kathryn Grugel
Allen Bechtel
Marie Sinerson
Kathryn Strohmeter
Ruth Mischka
Virginia Carver
Assembly
Floyd Moore
St. Peter's Brotherhood
Elyria
Brotherhood of St. Paul Evangelical Church
That City
Ray Jewett
Henry Grugel
Fred Mathes
Carl Ehrman
Herman Ehlert
John Wurmnest
George Dahl
Fred Holzhauer
Sam Wragg
Edward Schroeder
Walter Schulz
John Frederick
Irvin Ehlert
Gust Torno
Elmer Torno
Edward Moebius
Bernhard Strauss
Herman Beesing
William Berg
A. C. Berg
James Bruce
Conrad Mulder
John Berger
St. John Evangelical Church
South Amherst
Oberlin Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
Demeter Club
Eaton Grange
Walter Kirk
Port Clinton
Pomona Grange
Penfield
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Elyria HI
Garfifin Utiour
Mugrelay
Horan
Maley
Chapple
Slodta
Bevis
Bartes
Keynes
Siodla
Sanders
Bordine
Tadoich
Lyons
Wood
Carlson
ION
Matha Vaal IK
Broad St
Neisner
Hallworthy
City Baseball
Buffalo
Kowalik
al Corbett
Passaie
Philip Granville
Herbert Hedeman
W. Houtstaffer
Manistee
Mich
M. B. McNamara
Australia
Elyria Hi Nine
Pierre R. Smith
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Ely
West Side Nine
Kansas City
Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Club
Cleveland Indians
Chas. E. Guth
Elyria Bay
Trst. Blig
Barry-Genet
Nickoletti-McHale
Benny Davis
Elyria Boy
Terry
Tunney” Woelkel
Dempsey
Vargo
West Erie Street
Lorain Ety
Missonary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Emmett Reynolds
Homer Pelton
Tenney Avenue
A. K. Jenne
W. E. Speaker
C. ©. Masters
M. Kopen
Christian Endeavor Society
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Lake Avenue Coal Co
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