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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1923

Page

10

Lorain and Elyria clash in key baseball title series

Lorain champions led by Biggs face St John’s and Elyria in a two game set next Tuesday and Thursday with top hurlers Burton Guthrie and Schreader slated to pitch. Analysts predict a pitchers’ duel as both teams are evenly matched and chase the county crown.

Araia Bt. John’s Bill Struck Epeedboya Biges Dot Lorain Biggs St. ‘John's Rata Chavepions Ohearra- Alpa Saaaon Pelieves Ae ‘Tenga Conhie” Schreader Elyria Rey Draegert Tommy Burton Guthrie Slabian Lorain Eagles Elyria I. T. S Geveral

Gates Midgets Defeat Garforis 8-4

Gates Midgets rout Garforis 8-4 in a boys hockey game at Bainbridge. Bainbridge and rivals Hals and Britch contributed to the midweek matchup.

Garforis

Elyria Gun Club Plans Semi Monthly Shoot Wednesday

The Elyria Gun Club will hold a semi monthly shoot Wednesday afternoon at Pasadena Park grounds. Two 25 target practice events at 16 yards will be held along with a season handicap event and a 12 pair doubles shoot.

Elyria Gun Club Pasadena Park

Bantamweights draw as Jerome Wolfe fight leads card

Frankie Jerome of New York and Jack Wolfe of Cleveland battled 12 rounds to a draw. Viv Craig of Cleveland shaded Young Fisher in six rounds. Several other six and twelve round bouts produced draws and knockouts across cities including Covington Philadelphia and New Orleans with fighters like Anderson Butler Howard Sansone Weinert and Canton's Tod Smith delivering knockouts.

Columbus Frankie Jerome New York Jack Kid” Wolfe Cleveland Viv Craig Young Fisher Springfield Tommy Lewin Joe Mosher Fort Hayes Ward Wade Ohio State University K. O Curt Galloway Covington Joe Andersson Earl Butler Cincinnati Kid Howard Okla Homa Smith Jimmy Sansone Doe Harlan Ia Louis Hennebury Latonia Freddie Oschner Philadelphia Luis Firpo Republic Gramey Weinert Newark Babe Goldman Bobby Barrett Jeff. Smith Bayonne Andy Kid Palmer Oklahoma Staten Island al Roberts Joe White Alabama Troy Paul Dorle Tony Wallace New Orleans Painesville Lou Palmer Jack Dalton Canton Tod Smith Buddy Stewart Id Changel Joe Grimm Akron

State net champion not to defend title in Columbus

Aug 14 Kirk Reid of Cleveland, the present state tennis champion, will not defend his title at the state tournament in Columbus next month. Reid plans to move to Houston, Texas, ending his three consecutive state titles.

Cleveland Kirk Reid Columbus Reid Houston Texas

Age, the Inevitable, Ends Cobb’s Major League Run

New York Aug 14 Age the Inevitable finally is running a dead beat with Tyrus Cobb It has been an eighteen year chase but age always wins The Great Cobb is all over and done with as major league star Cobb’s legs are gone his batting eye faded and he is through Detroit writers say he benched Bobby Veach and clings to fading speed The old names like Kelly Anson Wagner and Lajoie are left behind in the relentless race with age

New York Tyrus Cobb Cobb Tigers Yankees Lapeed Detroit Bobby Veach Robert Kelly Rosie Anson Matty Evers Wagner Lajoie

Racing and major sports events listed for today

Racing meeting at Saratoga. Trotting Grand Circuit at Toledo. Golf state championships in Westfield New Jersey and Des Moines. Tennis National and regional championships in New York Rye and Lake Hopatcong. Chess British and American Congress at Portsmouth and Lake Hopatcong. Polo Point Judith and Thousand Islands tournaments. Boxing Abe Goldstein Danny Edwards and Terry Martin Hilly Levine in Long Island City. Archery National opens in Chicago.

Vatoga Racing Association Saratoga Toledo New Jersey Westfield N. J Des Moines New York City Rye N. Y Kansas John Kas British Chess Federation Portsmouth Eng American Chess Congress Lake Hopatcong American Rogue League Norwich Conn Point Judith Narragansett Pier Thousand Islands

Sport Gossip on Ladies Day and Cotton States league demise

The piece notes Boston clubs designating Friday as Ladies Day and claims the Cotton States league’s premature end is due to a chief cause. It mentions no single figure keeping the New Orleans Pelicans in contention.

Boston Cotton States League New Orleans Pelicags

Cy's Home Run Rampage Rocks Southern League Race

Mi Whitaker leads the league with the most victories among pitchers, while Alexander Clement of Williams College earns notable wins including over Harvard. The Yankees cling to a strong AL lead despite potential slumps, with the San Francisco Seals far ahead on the Coast as the Pacifc race tightens.

Mi Whitaker Alexander Clement Williams College Harvard Cal

Jockey Alpert Arvin Killed at Beulah Park Racecourse

The 18 year old jockey Alpert Arvin from Localville Ky died at Beulah Park near Grove City after his horse Monperth fell and threw him in the stretch. Two other jockeys escaped serious injury. Arvin trained for the Earl Drake stable in Elyria and rode on several tracks during summers.

Columbus Aus Alpert Arvin Loalaville Beulah Park Grove City Monperth Loutarilie Earl Drake Elyria

Nine arrested after assault on train

Nine hobos taken off a New York Central train Sunday afternoon are being held by police after a brutal attack on a passenger. The victim, robbed of his clothes, was thrown from the moving train and severely injured and is at Amherst hospital. The suspects range from 18 to 42 years old and come from seven states.

New York Central Tryon Amherst Hospital Union

Wolfe Shows Draw Big Crowd at Lorain Grand Opening

The T. A. Wolfe Shows at 36th and Broadway Lorain opened with a full crowd and a grand opening crowd puffing the event as the biggest cleanest outdoor amusement in Lorain. The Awakening of Egypt drew hundreds of Elyrians and more were expected tonight and through the week. Noon today the Exchange Club heard Al Salvail gambler tricks magic Herman Singer and Don Waddell from the Wolfe shows. Thursday the Hawaiians entertain the Kiwanis Club.

T. A. Wolfe 36Th Broadway Lorain Egypt Exchange Club al Salvail Herman Singer Don Waddell Citrcus Wolfe Kiwanis Club

Pre-War Booze Case and Related Notes From Newark Court

In Newark Ohio on August 14 B G Dawes pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor in Mayor T M White's court and paid a $1000 fine plus costs. State officers confiscated alleged contraband liquor but returned pre war liquor to its source from the night of August 4. A London woman was fined for keeping a dog confined for seven years due to rheumatics. Hoyle received 1000 pounds from a publisher for a whist treatise. Most sisal for binder twine is grown in Yucatan. About 1624 languages and dialects are spoken in America.

Newark B. G. Dawes T. M. White Hevron London

Blind eight years old regains sight in Indianapolis

Lillian Palen, eight, born blind in Indiana, first sees after cataract removal by Dr Joel Whitacre at St Vincent's hospital. Adopted by Mr and Mrs Clyde Palen of La Porte, she experienced lifelong darkness until the successful operation restored her vision.

Indianapolis Ind Han Joel Whitacre Whitacre Lillian St. Vincent’s Hospital

Methods toImprove Health Beauty and Strength

Any person with a fair understanding of the above methods can improve their health beauty and strength cultivate their memory and correct undesirable habits in their self and in children.

Lillian’s life marked by blindness and abandonment

The text describes Lillian born blind and abandoned at a young age. She was raised in a county tradition with her Laren, brothers and sisters, enduring eight years of hardship before later events.

Lillian

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