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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1927
Page
3
Lyria High prepares for a midweek game against a visiting opponent as track stars perform and football figures from local clubs are noted. The squad features pitchers and fielders with names like Beckwith and Roschie, while thoughts focus on who will start and how the team will fare against a capable rival.
Baseball scores dominate the page with American League results Cleveland 7 York 9 and Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh weathered by wet grounds. National League sees Yoraif and Betran 3, with St. Louis and others scattered. Daily game slate lists matchups including New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis amid field conditions and player notes.
The Elyria team plans a journey to Guthamster in early June for a baseball or football game. Manager Pererman expects strong play as the squad faces Amherst and Lorain Nativities, with several players listed and notes on weather and lineup.
Detroit beat Cleveland 2 to 0 as slow play, poor rushing, and miscues doomed the Indians. The Tigers rallied late after an error by Tatzke, seizing the lead and holding on to the end.
Ty Cobb went 3 for 5 with a triple a double and a single driving the Philadelphia Athletics past the Washington Senators 7 4 in the sixth inning surge. The Quakers won their fifth straight game to pull within a half game of first, while the Yankees lead.
Weather favorable for the eighteenth Drake relay meet saw seven marks toppled. Major feats included a quarter mile relay record and a 5.08.210 time in the Iowa state relay, with Iowa State improving the millisecond standard by Illinois. An early no hit, no run game marked baseball lore as Princeton faced Yale in 1875.
Elyria high wins over Port City pacers with Rushton setting an alumni mile record at 5:56.35. Stoney and Tischener lead multiple events as Elyria dominates sprints, hurdles, pole vault, and relays amid strong Lorain competition.
Local athletes prepare for a road trip to Akron to challenge General Tires in a return game. Reports note spirited buildup, with fan turnout expected and a fresh batch of entries featuring Elyria and Lorain runners and field event results from recent meets.
A fragmented list shows pole vault javelin discus and dash events with scattered figures and entries including a 220 yard dash and hurdles. The legible hints reference distances and times but lack coherent results or names for full reporting.
A brief locality entry lists OTberlin Charles W Lawrence at North Pleasant Street with the phone 314.
Three men were captured by Oberlin authorities after attempting to steal a Buick from in front of the Tribune building on South Main Street. They fled toward College Street, fled again when pursued, and were later apprehended after a pursuit ending with gunfire near the Sherrill Filling station.
Visiting Nurse committee to meet Miss Viblet Petty at Mrs Henry Church's home 1 King 317 East College on Monday May 2 at 3 30 p m. Also notes Red Cross relief fund aims to aid Mississippi flower valley victims and May 3 Honor Day events with Phi Beta Kappa address by Pread ut Angell Yale. lists honor inductees and Phi Beta Kappa ceremonies.
More than two hundred Oberlin College students sign a petition to void recent officer nominations and hold a new primary. Only junior James Wickenden accepts a presidential nomination for next year as Wickenden proposes a study committee to evaluate if student government works and why.
Racing closes Harford Breeders Assn meet at Havre de Grace with continued meets in Jamaica, Lexington, Aurora and Salt Lake City. Annual relay carnivals at University of Pennsylvania and Drake University. Pennsylvania Navy and Reed College row at Annapolis and Seattle. Dixin Collie Club show in Richmond and Springfield Kennel Club in Springfield. Southern Intercollegiate AA championships in Birmingham. Pacific Coast Bowling Congress in Oakland.
In sinning the Boston A A marathon fire times, besides sev eral other full-distance marathos, Distence DeMar, the 3.8-year-old Melrose sprinter, has set up a rec ord that is unparalleled and may nearer be approached by any indi vidual.
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