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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
4
ABT Quintet and TVR ABT Quintet square off as Rosenblums of Cleveland join The Ox Furnace Co. in a December 8 opener. Fox Furnace on December 1 hosts the event, promising one of the nation’s top age quintets and a showcase to a world record crowd.
About 20 000 tickets sold for Red Grange first New York appearance Sunday as he and the Chicago Bears meet the New York Giants in a NFL game. Giants officials say demand remains strong at downtown offices and local outlets with more than 65 000 seats available on game day.
Local men’s volley teams met in a fast, closely contested match with the Section 1 Y Championship on the line. Cleveland’s squad defeated the Business Men and earned a rematch scheduled for Friday, Dec. 18.
William J. Willie Fizpatrick, famed turf writer for the New York Evening Journal, died in a Baltimore hospital at nine o clock. He contracted the illness while covering a race meeting in Bowie Maryland.
In Brooklyn Frank Moody beat Lew Chester over ten rounds in a decision. In New York Basil Ga Jiano lost to Ichie Walker over ten rounds, while Willie Dillon lost to George Meenhan over ten. Other bouts included Teddy Welsh outpointed by George Harris in Niles, and Jimmie Perry defeated Al Hance over ten rounds. Multiple draws and KO outcomes fill the card across Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Buffalo, and more.
Wooster College rewards football director Louis C. Boles with a two year leave of absence for his service. In his eleven seasons Wooster posted 72 wins 92 games with seven ties, and built multiple championships while coaches take over duties during his absence.
The Izaak Walton League will hold its first fall meeting at the YMCA Thursday evening with public attendance invited. A speaker, Mr Armstrong, who has spent forty years exploring Canada and the United States, will present a lecture with motion pictures and expert narration beginning at 7 20 PM.
The Y volleyball team heads to Akron for a return match with the city’s Xx team after Akron previously defeated the local squad on Friday the 13th. The visiting lineup includes Burch Goldmar Davies Hancock Gould Torow Echler Horan VanWormer Vibber Standen Faurer Day and Leinseder as the traveling players.
The X Industrial League will play one game this week as Elyria Savings and Colson Co players join a DeMolay play. A makeup game features Westerm Automatic versus Columbia Steel at 7 30. Standings show Colson 3 1 750, American Lace 2 1 666, Elyria Savings 2 0 590, Columbia Steel 2 2 333, West Automatic 1 5 250.
A historical column urges New York New Jersey and California boxing commissions to enforce weight limits require champions to defend titles under fair terms and push promoters to lower admission prices. The piece argues unified action could restore fan access and curb excessive promoter financing.
Fordham University captain and star back Jim Manning played the 1925 season with a fractured shoulder. He sustained the injury before the season began but kept its nature from teammates and the coach.
Colgate, an undefeated Eastern elev en, will be offered a chance to play the University of Washington in the East-West football game in Pasadena for the Roses Bowl New Years. If Colgate declines, Pittsburgh, Alabama or Tulane will be invited. Jack Benefield and committee representatives are arranging the selection.
European athletes visit New York to showcase methods in vaulting running and jumping. Charley Hoff of Norway may tour the United States to display pole vaulting and broad jumping, with plans to involve Adrian Paulen and George Goodwin among others. Fourth Street Tigers win a close football game. dentists convene statewide in Columbus.
A motor factory worker Bill learns the grind of accurate assembly and jokes about thousandths of an inch. A neighbor gossiping couple notes the new couple across the street lack cars and modern luxuries, hinting at social status debates and modest means.
Local dealer announces a shipment of Christmas cedar trees cut in Vermont mountains arriving in Marion. The delivery supports holiday season preparations for residents and stores in the area.
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