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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
5
At the pier crowds clash during a rally with banners urging Mannix and Treland for It New York amid a mix of Irish and non Irish spectators. Fights erupt as the crowd disperses with the Irish generally prevailing.
A speech at the Wellston Jackson county fair featured candidate Me Culloch pledging to appoint a people public service commission. He vowed not to bow to gag companies or favored interests and said he would resist any pressure from profits seeking parties.
Willys defeated the Columbia Club last evening by six runs to two. Tulk pitched dominantly with ten strikeouts and only three hits allowed. Meeks fielded well, Hueber and Gotto led at the plate with two hits each in three appearances, while two Columbia players made it to first base.
Home runs Huebner. Sacrifice hits Ehlert. Stolen bases Gotro 2 Crandall Meeks. Struck out by Talk 11 Peabody 7 Schroeder 1. Bases on balls off Schroeder 1 off Peabody 4. Hit by pitcher wild pitches Peabody 2 Passed balls Damitz 2 Meeks. Umpire Hy Mayers Scorer Cook.
Atlantic City August 4 Manufacturers grant an increase of 10 to 17 percent for the machine press department after talks with representatives of the American Glass Workers union. The union asked 25 percent but expressed satisfaction with the concessions. Hours for the mould making department were discussed with a demand for forty hours instead of forty eight.
Mayor Dalrymple reported to Washington that several Chicago brewers violated the Dry Act by selling beer over one half of one percent alcohol. Names were withheld but the investigation spanned two weeks with samples from every Chicago brewery. Civil taxes totaling thousands are expected, including a $39,000 levy in a major seizure case.
Lorain August 4 James Pfeifer taxi driver to answer manslaughter charge in death of Joseph Ada Junder bond set under $500 on reckless driving count Chief of Police Theodore Svat filed the new charges Pfeifer accused of speeding before collision. Funeral services held today for Lucelia Sackett 17 and Lowell Lee 17 both killed when auto struck by train. Lawrence O’Hara 17 and Florence Grimwood 17 injured recovering. Judson Sackett undertaker aided by tragedy, attended services after learning victim was his daughter.
Toledo reports arrangements completed for motor busses to serve golfers in the national open at Inverness next week. Bobbie Jones arrives Saturday with other stars Hagen Barnes Vardon Ray also expected for the international team match. Referee's boxing decision planned for Labor Day bout at Benton Harbor after state sanction.
Chicago Aug 4 Jack Dempsey faces the risk of losing his heavyweight championship title in a bout described as a high stakes challenge. The report notes Dempsey's precarious position and the potential for an upset victory by his opponent.
Oberlin's Mack, after a rough start, regained control to retire the side in the second inning and strike out two as Miller, a Sandusky newcomer, took the mound. Miller allowed five hits in two innings but held the line and kept Oberlin ahead in a tense early matchup.
Norwalk Cosmos beat the Oberlin Rangers 8 to 4 in Norwalk. Scherer pitched five innings with 11 strikeouts and no hits allowed before leaving with a hurt hand. Mack entered without warm up to finish the game.
Four harness races on the card total 8909 dollars. The 2:10 trot draws Winter Wood as early favorite. the 2:14 trot may feature Royal Palm or Hollywood Naomi. Hazel Kuestner leads the 2:09 pace with driver Ed Allen sidelined for 0 days amid alleged dishonest conduct at Columbus. Jane Volo is listed as second choice in the two year old event.
Members of the Bruce family organize a baseball team in Amherst on August 4. The squad includes George at first base Art in left Tommy catcher Andrew pitcher William center field Tom shortstop James third Jack second base and Alex in the field. The Bruce family are Scotch residents and the team eyes a county championship.
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