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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
11
In a letter published in New York August 14 Jack Dempsey says he will KO James J. Wills in three rounds and stop Gene Tunney in six. The heavyweight champion argues Wills is the easier opponent while Tunney is faster and younger, a claim not previously voiced publicly.
Racing events and association meetings listed with various venues including Cleveland and Fort King. The notes mention trot circuits, cups races, and upcoming athletic events across multiple sports in a compact calendar style.
A local catering firm promotes lawn party services with a contact phone number and mentions supplying all needs for occasions. The ad emphasizes ready solutions for outdoor events.
The new Richwine soccer team will hold a Saturday afternoon practice on the Richwine grounds with several new faces trying out for spots and a push to assemble a winning lineup for this year.
Fragmentary city and club abbreviations show scattered standings and listings. Teams include Philadelphia Chicago New York Boston St Louis and Pittsburgh with incomplete scores and place markers.
Running Across and Running Down puzzle clues read like a nursery style puzzle. Word 1 hints at a mouse in the nursery rhyme Dickory Dickory Dock and other clues refer to parts of speech and common phrases including a portion of anything and rents collected. Yesterday's puzzle answered.
Lorain's champions avoid lakefront offers with three open dates all set on their field. The team prioritizes home advantage and schedules flexibility to host key games. Local officials weigh potential implications for attendance and revenue.
Yesterday's action shows the Malts beating the Lakewood Juniors with strong hitting from Ross Robinson Slough and S Korp. Uhle limited the Senators early while Karr and Miller toppled the Indians 5 to 4. Poole’s eighth inning toss gave the Browns a 5 to 4 win over the Athletics despite Simmons’ 20th homer. Hornsby Meusel and Simmons pace the home run list with multi player totals.
New York reports that professional golfers profit from winter tours with prize money exceeding 50 000 dollars. The page lists January events in Los Angeles San Antonio Dallas Hot Springs and potential January tournaments in San Francisco. The effort reveals a growing circuit with lucrative contracts attracting players to warm destinations.
A brief local report notes a playful event at Ford Hastings where participants enjoyed a frolic. Sporadic details describe a lively scene with attendees and mischief, highlighting community spirit and lighthearted action.
Fragmentary text mentions Wellington and Curtice with unclear events after leaving a home near a father’s residence. The snippet provides no clear date, action, or outcome to define a full event.
President Coolidge weighs two candidates for ambassador to Japan, William Bullitt of Louisville and Chicago attorney William C. Boyden, in succession to the late Edgar Bancroft. Bullitt has diplomatic experience.
Fragmentary notes indicate a community grappling with survival pressures as resources dwindle and key figures like Knapp are urged to lead. The text hints at local involvement, effort, and concern for the town’s fate without clear events or dates.
A Goerlin professor reent college with an engaging public talk on manners and style. Sherman described the event as an entertaining address highlighting social etiquette and contemporary decorum.
Wellington locals report a band concert held in the 2 house on August 14 as rain fell last evening. Many stayed home while a smaller crowd attended the event despite showers.
A resident leaves Ashland after spending several days visiting friends in the area, returning home today.
The fortieth annual United States Lawn Tennis Association championship begins August 17 on the West Side Tennis Club courts in Forest Hills L I. Veterans join rising stars as Helen Wills, 18, from California defends her two-year run as champion amid a star-studded lineup.
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