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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1924

Page

2

Port Clinton Edges Elyria In Season Opener

Port Clinton defeated Elyria 17 to 11 in the opening game as Barnes led the visitors with 13 points. France was Elyria’s top scorer for the Red and White with Hess close behind, while Penfound and Schreck earned defensive honors.

Ginnie” Saunders Port Clinton Elyria Barnes Kumm Perth Clinton France Penfound W. L. Vaughn Gerald Mhultz Paul Eager Sidney Finkle Ralph Kirby Ely Tia Captain Hess Rader Hess Schreck Cleveland Heights P. Cliton Shaw Pheta Jos Coy Hess Barnes Schrock Stevens Berger LF Rader Utes Barzer Dean Shaw Wentz Burholt Cay

City Bowling League Standings Highlight Moose Dominance

In week ten, Moose leads City Bowling League by one game with top high score and trio of high averages. Standings show Moose atop SimpSon Motors Wilders Cigars Eagles Haserodt Diamonds Temples. Individual leaders include Hebebrand 194 Root 1906 Worthington 189 Donnelly 184 Andorka 183 Wilcox 182 and more. High single game by McGuire 265. root tops with 644 in three games. Moose also records 1807 in a single game and 2856 across three games.

Earl Weller Moose Simipson Motors Wilders Cigars Eae Reg Haserodt Diamonds Hebebrand Root Worthington Donnelly Andorka Wilcox Leo Janson Carpenter Doncaster Heimbach Su. Walkden Bohn Thomas Sheppard Reeds Hubbel Robinson Hart M. Maddock R. Maddock Gehrke Traxler Swanson Weller Mineh Evans Landon Jenkins Krughman Pierce Tees Schafer Robson McGuire

Oberlin honors four letter athlete McPhee in multiple sports

Oberlin’s Harold McPhee has earned a school four letter award in football basketball tennis and track within under a year. He shares the legacy of prior four letter athletes F C Fisher and Glen Gray and hails from a family long tied to Oberlin athletics.

Oberlin Harold Fat'? McPhee F. C Pete” Fisher Glen Gray Fisher Gray Ohio Oberlin Academy Cornell Ohio State State McPhes Ter McPhee Sawyer Max Weber Lyste Baler Weber Butler Dle Minmie Burr Hughes McPhre Angus Miami Lawrence Mickey Harry McPhee Jack

Cobb Center Shakeup Forces Young Replacements

Cobb contemplates changes at center as veteran Manush nears retirement and McNulty, a fast Ohio State product, steps in. The club plans to use Baker and others to fill the position, hoping a younger lineup can shoulder the load next season.

Theo Cobh Haumesior Cobb Tiger Ced Omaha Sue Kel Ason Bs Uases Uni Owl Pat McNulty Oh © State University Mhet Baker McNulty

Inaugurated heated discussion on sports topics

A noted sport writer presents a series of rhetorical questions about unlikely sports outcomes. The piece mentions teams and individuals such as Man oo Wars, John D. Rockefellers, Red Granees, Bill Tildens, Peggy a Joven, and a colored man, with reference to radio broadcasts on Minas Eve.

Chatman John D Minas

La Grange High Builds Team For Rural Championship

La Grange high school trains for the rural basketball championship this season. Coach Wikking has the players’ confidence as twenty candidates report. They meet Avon next Friday and Belden a week later amid strong local interest.

Lagrange Dec la Grange High School Wikking Avon Belden

Football Scores From Circuits and Regions

East wins 13 12 over West and Waite High crushes Everett High 46 to 0. Florida beats Washington and Lee 16 while Huntington High tops Jackson 13. Wesleyan edges Kentucky 24 to 7 as St John High defeats Salem 6 to 0. Quantico 47 tops Third Army Corps and Penn Alumni 12. Penn Var. Q. West. U S California 16 defeats Syracuse.

Waite High Everett High South Florida Wash St. John High Salem Quantico Third Army Corps

Boxing Cards and Racing Meet Highlights Across Cities

Sports slate lists racing meetings in New Orleans Havana and Tia Juana plus kennel and billiards events. Boxing cards feature Tom Gibbons versus Kid Norfolk in New York and Tunney versus Smith in New Orleans with Walker Malone and Zivic bouts in Milwaukee and Pittsburgh. Casual saying about endurance of heart follows.

Jefferson Parish Fair Assn New Orleans Cuba-American Jockey Club Havana Tia Juana

Northwest Ohio league raises pay and adopts 1925 football schedule

The Northwest ern Ohio Interscholastic League at Norwalk elected J. J. Coler as president Alfred Roth as secretary and L. Mackey as supervisor of officials. The league approved paying football officials 15 for referees and umpires and 10 for the headlinesman. A 1925 football and basketball schedule was set with games across Elyria Sandusky Oberlin Norwalk Bellevue Lorain Fremont and Lorain.

Northwestern Ohio Interscholastic League Norwalk J. J. Coler Alfred Roth Bellevue L. Mackey Oberlin Akron West Elyria Fremont Lorain Sandusky

Fighting Card This Week in Multiple Cities

Boxing lineup includes Deocemerr Tanney vs Jer Smith 15 rounds in New Orleans and Mickey Walker vs Joex Matone in Milwaukee. Dundee vs Hart 12 rounds in Baltimore. Stride vs Smith 12 rounds in Bayonne. Zivieva and Goldman 10 rounds in Pittsburgh. Gershe vs Andrews 10 in Lorain. Cibhaonse vs Norfolk 18 in New York December 9. Wilson vs Flowers 10 rounds in New York December 9. Seaman vs OBrien 12 rounds in New York December 12. Kaplan vs Lombardo 12 rounds in New York 10 rounds in

Deocemerr Jene Tanney Jer Smith New Orleans Mickey Walker Joex Matone Milwaukee Jine Dundee Alex Hart Baltimore Larry Stride Rocky Smith Bayonne N. J Jack Zivieva Nate Goldman Pittsburgh Benny Gershe Xe Johnny Andrews Lorain

Canned Heat Party Turns Fatal in Dayton Ohio

In Dayton two men died after a Sunday gathering hosted by Steve David at a room owned by David Martin. Martin was found dead. a second man died later with identity not yet confirmed. Pomeroy plans a four mile pipeline from Arocalan Chemical Co. gas fields to local plants to cut Salt-making costs.

Dayton Steve David David Martin Martin Pomeroy, O Arocalan Chemical Co

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