ELYIA BOY ON FIGHT CARD AT LORAIN MONDAY
Elyria and Lorain fans will see a five bout boxing card at Moose Coliseum Lorain next Monday promoted by Paul Hamilton. main event Johnny Farr of Cleveland vs Charley Goodman of New York. Farr recently lost to Banny Bass. Other bouts include Red Uhlan vs Hilliard Fann and Kid Myers vs Clark Anderson. Accommodations for more than 2 000 fans.
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Boxtog
Lorain County
Paul Hamilton
Cleveland
Moose Colliseum
Lorain
Johnny Farr
Charley Goodman
New York
Evant Elyria
Johnny Kilbane
Alvie Miller
Lora
Pride
Farr
Banny Bass
Philadelphia
Jobasy
Hovever
Bass
Goodman
Carl Tremaine
Red Uhlan
Hilliard Fann
Kid Myers
Clark Anderson
Anderson
Myers
Sammy Marsho
Elyria
Bob Graham
Hamilton
Marsha
Graham
League Leaders Clash in Y League Tilt at Cascade Park
St Johns faces Church of Christ this evening at 6:00 p m in Cascade Park. A key league showdown, both teams chase the pennant as twilight baseball lights up the Y M C A scene.
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St. John's
Church of Christ
Cascade Park
Yankees Rally Past White Sox In 12 Inning Heartbreaker
The New York Yankees triumph 5-4 in 12 innings over the Chicago White Sox after a persistent uphill battle. Joe Shaute shines in relief as Cleveland tops Philadelphia 2-1 ending a skid. George Sisler sparks the Browns 6-5 in 12 innings with the winning run and clutch defense. National League games were washed out by rain.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Joe Shaute
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Shaute
George Sisler
Felding
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Sisler
Dempsey Says He Feels Fine Before Tunney Bout
Jack Dempsey tells United Press he needs three weeks more training to reach peak condition for his heavyweight title bout with Gene Tunney. He plans golf and rest in California, has gained about 10 pounds to roughly 200, and aims to weigh around 195 for the match. He says legal worries are cleared and his mindset is strong.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
United Press
California
Jack
New York
Tunney
Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Sport Events Today Racing and Related Meetings
Racing continues at Saratoga and Hawthorne while trotting holds a grand circuit meet at North Randall. Union Printers tournament closes in Cincinnati and golf sees the Western championships finish at Lake Geneva and Chicago. East West tennis opens at Forest Hills and Rye New York hosts Eastern women’s championships. Dominion lawn bowling in Toronto and Newport regatta begin. Yachting races run from Newport to Vineyard Haven and Inland Lakes regatta ends in Neenah Wisconsin. Try an ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page.
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Saratoga
Hawthorne
North Randall
Union Printers
Chicago
Forest Hills
Rye
N.Y
Toronto
Power Boat
Newport
R. I
New York
Vineyard Haven
Inland Lakes Yachting Association
Neenah
Wis
Tribe Defeats Athletics in Close Cleveland Win
Cleveland Indians edge Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 at Cleveland on August 19 keyed by Joe Shaute pitching. Rommel allowed two runs in two innings, and Shaute held the A’s to one run as Bishop French Fonseca Summa singled, with Gray and Rommel battered for hits.
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Cleveland
Joe Shaute
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Shaute
Gray
Rommel
Levsen
Walberg
Athletics
Bishop
French
Fonseca
Summa
Hale
Burns
Galloway
Philadelphia
Grays
Sewell
Nalln
Dinveen
Wheat
Gras
Jacobson
Rox Cree
Boley
Papace
Finals Set In City Tennis Tourney
The city tennis finals will feature P Naughton against Jim Brown after Brown defeated F Hoag 6-3 6-1 6-3 in the semi finals. Earlier McCune vs Naughton went 7-5 6-3 3-6 2-6 6-1 in a hard fought singles clash while Hoag and Harpster won the doubles 6-1 6-3 5-7 10-8. Finals scheduled for Saturday.
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J. McCune
P. Naughton
Jim Brown
F. Hoag
L. Krugman
Standings for American and National Games Today
American Games today include Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at St Louis, New York at Chicago, and Boston at Detroit with two games. National Games feature St Louis at Boston with two games and Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, two games. Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
G. W. L. Pet
Philadelphia Ae
Cleveland Chicago Nee
Il Pet
Boston Ae
Lipton Cup Race Opens as Nancy Wins First Day
Nancy the yacht owned by Samuel Dauchy won the first of a three day Lipton cup racing series. Falcon led by Bob Haynie won the Eagle class for the Nutting cup. The report notes a Birmingham air of early results and weather interruptions.
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Chicago
Nancy
Samuel Dauchy
Bob Haynie
Falcon
Lawsuits Likely From Stribling No-Show Bout
Wichita filing suggests legal action after young Stribling failed to appear for a boxing match with Mike Arnold of Denver. The American Legion Post cites a possible misunderstanding as the cause.
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Wichita
Kas
Young Stribling
Mike Arnold
Denver
American Legion Post
Wakeman Notes from Aug 19 Social and Family Visits
Elver Clark and family visited relatives in Toledo on Sunday. Otis farm notes report 64 bushels per acre on oats near Charlie Brooker. The 35th annual Rowland eel union held at Congregational church saw 80 attendees from multiple towns with a program led by S. W. Rowland.
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Esther Sheltons
Traverse
Mich
Bobbie Burdue
Ruth McKensie
Cleveland
Mildred Garrison
Berea
Kentucky
Elgin
Illinois
Mary Shelton
Chicago
Erma Stiles
Columbus
Dexter Parker
Mike Maloney
Toledo
Joe Fotsy
Therra Jean
Wakeman
Herbert Stone
Oberlin
Charlie Kenyon
Austin Bursley
Si7
Clifford
Charlie Whitney
H. D. Peabody
Marisa Gill
Rowland
Congregational Church
Lunn Haven
Fla
Zanesville
Elyria
Cleveland Heights
South Euclid
Lodi
Wellington
Rochester
Gladys Russell
Jennie Hearson
New London
Iona Hendershot
Thad Mantz
Berlinville
Rowland Motion Calls Regret Letter for Mrs Rowland
Thad Rowland moved to send an expression of regret to Mrs. 5 W Rowland who is home with a broken hip. The message was delivered by her son Dr J E Rowland. Next meeting set for Wake man on the second Thursday in August 1928 with H W Roland as president and Dr J E Rowland of South Euclid as vice president.
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Thad Rowland
W. Rowland
Birmingham County Line Gossips and Weekend Visits
Local notes from Birmingham County Line list visitors and happenings. Families such as the Bickels from La Grange and the Parkers family are mentioned visiting friends and relatives. Local church events, births, and travel to Vermilion and Pontiac are noted alongside family gatherings and health updates.
Brighton Social Roundup Reflects Family Visits
Mrs Minnie Abbey and grand-daughter of Painesville Ohio visited her brother Walter Moshier family over weekend. John Casswell visited daughter and family, George Moore of La Grange joined. Clair Goss and Rena Heiffner spent Saturday in Spencer. Moshier reunion drew about 50 at Burr Vincents Hunting ton home. Garwood Goss visiting Elyria. tonsils removed. Brighton Sunday school picnic.
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Birmingham
Joe Bickel
la Grange
Jessie Berkmeyer
Clarence Perham
J. D. Parker
Leona Ward
Cleveland
L. A. Eppler
Alex Born
Dorothy
Daniel
J. J. Ladrach
Barbara Hilbere
Elsie Doehr
George Hilberg
Pontiac
Mich
Mary Bogart
Myra Edgar
Howard Comstock
Lester
Axtel
Birmingham Reformed Church
W. M. Sanders
C. W. Lawrence
Charley Mapes
W.S. Coultrip
Alice Keighley
Berlin Heights
E. E. Coultrip
Eliza Sanders
Brighton
Minnie Abbey
Painesville
Ohio
Walter Moshier
John Casswell
George Moore
Clair Goss
Rena Heiffner
Spencer
Walter Moshiler
Moshier
Burr Vincent
Huntington
Garwood Goss
Elyria
Social Visit Roundup Across Lake County and Nearby Towns
Chippewa Lake hosted a social gathering while Ruth McKenzie's nurse training plans were noted in Cleveland. Numerous families from Elyria Oberlin Lakewood Kipton and Wellington visited relatives including the McKenzies Moshier Gill Gill j Gill Merrill Redman Matcham Brumby and Seeley. Eva Coats of Wellington made a Brighton call on a Wednesday afternoon.
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Chippewa Lake
Ruth McKengle
Cleveland
Will McKenzie
Ruth
Edna McKenzies
T. M. Sell
Nova
Ernie McClaffin
Oberlin
Walter Moshier
Charles Lampen
Lakewood
Henry Vogek
Harry Gill J
Charles Gill
Harold Hardy
Harvey Merrill
Elyria
R. B. Tuttle
Nellie
Charles Redman
F. S. Matcham
Forrest, Jr
John Brumby
Kipton
Rex Rowell
Dwight Seeley
J. Sadowski
Crandall Reunion joyfully held at Wellington fairgrounds
The 6th annual Crandall reunion gathering occurred August 14 at Wellington fair grounds with about 65 guests from Norwalk New London Sandusky Lorain Ashland Wakeman Toledo Lakeside Wellington and Huntington. Meals were plentiful and attendees shared updates on family members and local visits.
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Huntington
Crandall
Wellington Fair Ground
Norwalk
New London
Sandusky
Lorain
Ashland
Wakeman
Toledo
Lakeside
Wellington
Chas
Hiseman
Carl
Emily
Cleveland
Christine
Nova
F. B. Thudium
Social ties span towns in weekly family visit notes
In Whitefox Carolyne Rapking was in Akron with aunt Mrs James Myers. Mrs Conrad Naegele is improving. Erma Crile helps at home. Mrs Johnson Crile has been ill. Grandma Knapp visited Mr and Mrs George Hart. Hiram Gardner and daughter Rose spent time with Mrs A Neel. Alpha Neel visited Marion and family in Wellington. Shibleys from Cleveland visited sister Mrs A C Kolbe. Schibley of Amherst stays with Kolbe family.
Fields Home Coming Draws Larger Crowd Than Last Year
Aug. 19 reported a successful Fields home-coming with better attendance than previous year as threatening weather cleared by afternoon. Crowds gathered along the road and a strong community spirit was evident despite early delays. The event featured the eldest woman on the grounds and attendees enjoyed the activities.
Community Meeting Enjoys Speech and Poetry
Mrs Redington delivered a fine speech and a beautiful poem that pleased a large audience. Lindbergh’s pet drew attention. The contest prize went to Chaffee. Attendees hailed from Tennessee Wisconsin Cleveland and nearby towns. Free lemonade and coffee were served. Ladies’ Aid invites Ridgeville women to Fields Park on August 28 with hostesses Mrs Sweet Nash Fishburn Osborne Pratt and Reed.
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Mra. Redington
Lindbergh
Chaffee
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies of the Ridge Vile Society
Fields Park
Maesdames Sweet
Nash, Fishburn
Osborne
Pratt and Reed
Real Estate Transfers Record With Small Sums
Olive Barber transfers sublots 62 3 in Cleveland Road Homesites Ridgeville township to Charles W Langdon for 10 dollars. J L Martin transfers part of lot 5 tract 1 Lorain to Linda Sallamy for 10 dollars. Pearl F Garfield transfers sublots 211 2 in Liberty subdivision Sheffield township to Marko Yoich for 16 dollars.
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Olive Barber
Charles W.langdon
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Township
J. L. Martin
Linda Sallamy
Lorain
Pearl F. Garfield
Marko Yoich
Liberty Sub
Sheffield
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Noah
Chronicle Telegram
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Minneapolis
Selready
Bobby Jones
Louisville
Merito Acoata
Louisvilla American Association
Dallas
Tex
Ownrs
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma City
J. D. Roberts
Texas League
Harry Weideman
Postoffice
Lucinda Crile
John Naegele
H. D Bowen
Wallington Fair Ground
Frieda Thudiam
Frederickstown
O. N. Williams
Georgia McQuate Ig
Dodge Brothers
Nota Canon
America
Dodge Brothers Quality
Leo R. Meyer
Oneenene
Dance Brothers.inc
A.B. Sauer Music Co
Outlet Clothing Co
Washington and Broad
Dunlop
City Tire House
New Depot
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