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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
9
The article notes the high school floor team begins its season with coach Stifler set to lead the squad in a strong opening game. It highlights expectations for the team as one of the strongest in the city and mentions key players and opponents in tomorrow’s schedule.
The text sketches a boxing event in Chicago with fighters including Jack D Ploweas and Walker. Details are garbled but reference a pre staged rebirth act and heavyweights, with bets around $58 and expected rivals Lomski and Bert Col. The piece hints at a comeback for Flowers W morrow nish and plans to test in a heavier class.
Cincinnati and Columbus owners discussed a sale of the Columbus nine to Cincinnati interests. The talks involved Fao Carr and the Columbus Senate president, with a final price reportedly around 4,000 dollars.
Rea fights selected opponents in a ten round card at Portland facing Chuck Hellman and a ten round match at Meadvil Cleveland featuring Phil QDowd of Columbus. A special Nash Clothing Salesman visit is planned at Jack sOTL Hotel Ohio Hotel December 1 2 3 offering suits and overcoats at $23.00 and invites appointments.
A detective dismisses the Dempsey poison story as bunk and calls it a bold rumor. The remarks follow circulating claims without evidence, with officials and press seeking clarification amid public confusion.
The indoor league saw Columbia Steel and Colson Co win decisive games as part of a night of action. Details are fragmented but indicate strong performances by both teams and a close toss up early in the schedule.
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The text presents a fragmented debate about a middleweight boxing title, mentioning Flower and Flowers, Kearns, Walker, and a potential bout. It notes betting on who will win, with references to reclaiming titles and conditions, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Elyria High lists its boys basketball schedule with open dates and league games. The page shows matchups against Cleveland Heights, Ridgeville, Lakewood, and Cleveland Heights again, with several open slots in February and January.
The 101 Ranch, under Col Miller and the Stone brothers, plants 56 000 walnut trees along the Salt Fork of the Arkansas to back a major Southwest forestry effort. Trees 15 inches high saplings set 13 feet apart, with future thinning planned after 15 20 years. Thomas Walnuts prominent. black walnuts slower to bear. new cracking machines to process nuts.
Radios report a fractured Big Ben clock with the Westminster Power phrase heard on sets. W Boughton of the Ancient College of Youths confirms a bell flow and a claim that Rizo Hen is saved when the fracture is struck. Scout camps aim to boost leadership with Camp Parsons in Olympia hosting activities and trips for Scouts.
In Belgrade and Auburn reports a mixed set of notes show John McAllister, Bronx gunman and jail-breaker, seeking to delay prosecution on an old charge until his current term ends, threatening a speedy trial otherwise. The Belgrade section notes a cruiser sale and Yugoslav naval buildup after World War I.
The article explains blended light and its use in film to create expressions beyond actors. It cites leaders like John Nickoleus and Henrik Ker and notes fifteen years of experiments producing soft focus, diffused edges, and artificial sunshine through prismatic lenses and controlled rays for trick shots and atmospheric effects.
In New York a December 19 dinner will honor Daniel Frohman for his 44 years as an officer of the Actors Fund of America. The event plans four leading actors and actresses and a separate table for 44 children.
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