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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
15
Flaserodt's Jewelers defeated the Eagles last evening taking two of three games. Wrox the Jewelers piled up ten runs in the third game to reach a season high. The Coca Colas lost twice to the PRI rugs as the Moose won two of three from St. John.
The YMCA physical department announces a new season with multiple leagues for all ages and a plan to run smoothly. Meetings begin December 19 for Senior Church League, December 23 for Junior Church League, December 2 for Industrial League, and December 21 for Independent teams to join the City league. Durable organization aims to ensure timely games and cover expenses.
Representatives from six Grammar School basketball teams will gather at the Y M C A with Physical Director McClellan to organize the City Grammar School League. Franklin School is the defending champion with six teams expected to field strong squads for the season starting January 6.
Two new world records were set last night by swimmers John Wuller and Harold Kruser. Wuller, 18, set a record in the 220 yard breaststroke with a time of 1 minute 4.5 seconds, while Kruser of Honolulu clipped 3 and 4 seconds at the 220 yard distance.
A list of boxing matches across cities including Montreal Davenport Davenport Boston Schenectady Syracuse Omaha and Omaha with bouts featuring Tom Gibbons Thiliv Shugrue Flores Latzo Adair Marti Travey Karr Smith and Gans plus Frankie Schoell and other fighters in 10 to 40 round events.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention City Industrial Bowling results and names Berry Fay Colson near a list of participants but lack clear outcomes or context. No date or location other than city suggests a small, locally reported standings item.
The army receiving station at Columbus Ohio will be renamed Fort Hayes in honor of Rutherford B. Hayes. The War Department announced the change, with the order signed by General Pershing. The notice appeared in Washington on December 15. Wilkins Hurst Co.
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