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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
10
A Wednesday matchup between the Sachange Club of Noon-Day and the Ohio Barrice team of Elyria provided a lively contest. The feature was Wie? eae’s runs on a foul fly out as both sides stayed alert, with players including Agate Fitch and others contributing.
Score by innings shows Exehbangs defeating OP in a pitched game. Key players include Ambrose Lord Iden and Norman on the mound, with Purdue Larkin and Van Wasner stealing bases. The box lists hits, errors, sacrifices, double plays, and left on base as the teams pursue the win.
Owner-manager John McGraw faces staffing changes as two of his key hitters, Irish Muesel and George Kelly, exit the lineup during a critical bench period.
Aug 24 recreation league games at League Park featured College Street Business men defeating Main Street 19 to A. Cooley and Probert led with three hits, West two for two with two runs. Odd Fellows swept a doubleheader over Russia 6 to 1 and 4 to 0 as Lapham topped Russia with seven strikeouts. Oehling hit well for the Odd Fellows, while Cameron and Farrar contributed for both teams in a rainfall shortened second game.
American League games feature Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis plays Boston while Brooklyn visits Chicago. Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh. Obiesgo meets Washington. Other matchups not scheduled.
The page lists events across multiple sports including tennis doubles in Detroit and Boston hosts a National Archery Association tournament. It notes swimming indoor junior events in New York, a Toronto seamanship test, Thousand Islands Polo Club, and boxing matchups in Philadelphia and nearby towns.
New York fans watch the high spending Yankees face a moral test as the pennant race nears the finish. The St. Louis Browns lead the American League with modest costs, while New York’s purchases since Ruth’s arrival threaten stability. If the Yanks falter and finish on the road, management may face upheaval and personnel shifts. Bottomley’s three RBI day boosts a 4 to 2 win over Boston.
Aug 24 report says Portugal’s cabinet threatens to resign over the country’s plunge into crisis. Despatch from Lisbon states the cabinet blames political enemies in public life and among MPs for sabotaging its constructive efforts.
The Peerless A.C. baseball team of Washington D C would be glad to range games in this section. Teams interested should communicate with George Simpson, Business Manager, Cl oR Street, Washington D C.
The Medina Kiwanis team lost to Elyria Kiwanis 11 to 8 after a late three-run eighth. Dague Hard Richwine and Hill each had three hits for Elyria while Longacre, Hard and Hill starred in defense. After the game the teams shared a picnic near the basin in the park.
St. Louis Browns defeated Ferguson and the Red Sox 6 to 0 behind sharp pitching by Sher rod Smith. Sisler had three hits and struck out for the first time since August as the Cubs trailed the Dodgers for second place. The Yankees dropped to second after a 4 to 1 loss to the Indians. Tilile Walker hit his thirtieth homer to help the Athletics win.
Safety Director Frank Klady led a raid on a Lorain area liquor operation arresting Stanley Lacenski at 1217 W 18th Street. Lacenski faced illegal manufacture and possession charges in Elyria court and could not pay the $500 fine, then was jailed. A second raid at Mike Dobs on East 35th Street yielded liquor. Dobs pleaded guilty in municipal court and paid $200 plus costs.
Fur coats and apparel valued at 40000 were stolen after burglars tunneled from a piano store into Engel and Fetzer fur company premises in Cleveland. The raid was discovered when the shop opened at 7 am and robbers removed only the most valuable items. The thieves used a large poster to mask their entry and operated without haste.
Two prominent Chicago business leaders were killed in a high speed collision early today. Emil Kuhe, 60, general manager of Continental Paper Bag Company, and James B. Morrow, president of Auto Supply Company, died when their cars collided at a braking point along the road.
Boulevards corser and were over turned and broken. Both men suffered fractured skulls and other injuries and died after being taken to a hospital.
Liberty bonds prices and yields dated August 24 show opening quotes with the first four 1 4s at 100 80, the second four 1 4s at 100 40, the third 1 4 at 100 88, and the fourth 1 4 at 100 0 reflecting a 787 victory and 4s due 1933 at 100 70.
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