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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
13
The piece discusses hopes for renewed success by the New York Yankees with pitching veterans like Coveleskie and Fish rejoining or being considered for the roster. It notes the need to manage injuries, rebuild the pitching staff, and the potential impact of returning stars and veterans on a forthcoming season.
In New York on December 27 Walker Cochran led early against Schaefer in a dramatic snooker match. Schaefer rallied, finishing strong to reclaim the title with a final run and superior grand average. Cochran showed flashes but could not hold the lead, as Schaefer overtook him late.
Collated results show most games won by eight or more points. Walson Co. Five beat Western Automtic 25-22, Perry-Pay upset Aime Lave despite playing with four men, Fox Furnace rallied from 18-18 to win 28-18, and Colson Co. beat W. Automatic 20-? Final scores note strong showings by Myers Goodspeed for winners and Snyder for losers amid a tense evening.
Ridgeville High faces Sout Amherst tonight in the first home game at Ridgeville. Despite a loss to Oberlin High last week, Ridgeville expects to improve. South Amherst has a history of not beating Cleveland Teachers in football or basketball. Starting lineup likely Daniels and Simpert forward, Romp center, Lamb and Schmittgen guards. rugman out with a broken wrist. Preliminary girls game set for 7:43.
A Boone Missouri jury ruled for Hornsby, finding against Frank A. Moore who sought $36,000 from Roger Hornsby of the New York Giants over a claimed race horse betting pact. Moore had reduced his claim from $92,000 to $36,000. the verdict was 10 to 2 after about an hour and a half of deliberation.
Acting for Rev Elmer Williams attorneys seek court action to stop Soldiers Field from desecration by bru ins and arch pyre displays. Major John J Grifith says fewer than 10 western conference athletes were disqualified for Big Ten code infractions last year.
Middle Ridge district notes attendances at the First Evangelical Church rally in Amherst led by Rev G R Epp of Cleveland with several local residents present. Also reports attendance at a study club party, funerals, lodge and chapter installs, club meetings, a Christmas program by Mindie Ridge pupils, and a list of program items performed by students and staff.
In a Christmas program, Eschuruth and Melvin Kolbe headlined songs including Holy Night and Angel Voir. Santa gave candy and gifts to children after the performance. Mr and Mrs Harvey Eschurith were visiting Cleveland on Wednesday.
Two convicts Edward Siemund from Canton and Lovey Woolf 57 from Cleveland remain at large after escaping from the state penitentiary in a state truck. Police statewide on lookout.
New York doctor Dre Charles Norris, head medical examiner, offers ten rules for holiday drinking. He cautions against promiscuous or excessive drinking, quick consumption, mixing drinks, and relying on bootleggers. He advises moderate water, mustard for sickness, calling a doctor if it worsens, not driving after drinking, and drinking at home.
Frank Noonan, 54, proprietor of the Subway Inn beer resort on the West Side, was shot to death late last night in what police fear may be another outbreak in Chicago's beer war. It followed the earlier killing of James Loftus, a police character found riddled with bullets.
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Wards of state institutions will enjoy holiday festivities with meals, shows, decorations, and special chapels under direction of John E Harner. Inmates may receive presents as wards attend cantatas, movies, and fruit and candy trays.
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