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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1924

Page

10

Lorain Lions Five Defeat Elyria Five 41 to 32

Lorain Lions defeat Elyria 41 to 32 as fast pass work and shooting edge the local five. Elyria fights back in the second half but Lorain maintains a sizable lead, with Farris and Grendon starring for Lorain and a balanced Elyria lineup.

Lorain Lions Elyrians Lorain Elvria Thei Lptain Elyria Thas Eistia Farris Grendon Elsria

Y M C A New Era New Years Day Gym Exhibition Thrills Crowd

Local Y M C A celebrated New Year’s Day with a varied program. Junior A defeated Junior Leaders Corps 23 21 in a late basketball game. Afternoon featured a gym exhibition and prep swimming show praised as among the best. Evening brought a Lions Club Lunra team bout and a later basket ball score to be reported elsewhere.

Cleveland Junior A Gym Exhuib Ap- Buel Lions Club Tram Lunra

Quick Relies for Indigestion

An advertisement describes a home remedy product named Quick Relies for indigestion. It claims rapid relief from stomach pains gas and heartburn with a single dose available at drug stores. The pitch mentions a free sample offer through The Zaragson Meloy Co and quotes pricing.

Trey Zaragson Meloy

New Year's boxing results across American cities

Boxers in multiple cities fought New Year's cards with several knockouts and decisions. Joe Lynch stopped Jimmy Murphy in eight in Akron while Jimmy Darragh edged George Perotta over ten in Akron. E O Mars beat Tony Hill over ten in Cincinnati. Johnnie Horwath outpointed Jack McLean in Mansfield. Wullie Ames won in Caxton over Johnny Michaels. Young Stribling scored an unofficial decision over Dave Rosenberg in Newark. Bud Taylor beat Sammy Noble in New York and Eddie Brady defeated Bobby Garcia in 12 rounds. Kid Williams defeated Middlet Smith in Brooklyn. Nate Goldman defeated Lew Tendler in Philadelphia, Sailor Friedman beat Ray Mitchell in Chicago, Pancho Villa won in Pittsburgh, and a Portland draw featured Frank Carnone and Ted Moore. Joe Reno toppled Pat Mullis in Trenton, and Corporal Tony Schwartz defeated Morris in Reading. Portland saw Fred Fulton knock out Grose Lamson in two. More bouts listed with scattered results across Grand Rapids and other locales.

Akron Joe Lynch Jimmy Murphy Louis Jimmy Darragh George Perotta New Castle Cincinnati E. O Mars Tony Hill Youngstown Mansfield Johnnie Horwath Jack McLean Detroit Caxton Wullie Ames Johnny Michaels Jamestown Newark Young Stribling Macon Dave Rosenberg Brook New York Bud Taylor Chicago Sammy Noble Eddie Brady Bobby Garcia Baltimore Brooklyn Kid Williams Midget Smith Philadelphia Nate Goldman Lew Tendler Sailor Friedman Ray Mitchell Pittsburgh Pancho Vvila Tony Norman Portland Maine Frank Carnone Ted Moore England Trenton N.J Joe Reno Pat Mullis Ireland Reading Tony Schwartz Morris Wimington Gre Fred Fulton Min

Burmese star athlete breaks American college sport limits

Dave Hla of Burma stars for Denison University in Ohio, excelling in football, baseball, and basketball. Son of a Burmese government official, he arrived in the U S at age two and aims to teach physical culture after plans to return home at 21. coach Walter Livingston predicts a bright future.

Granville Benng Dave Hla Footall Denison University Walter Livingston Bla Burmay United States Hia

Four coaches and alumni beat Wittenberg Varsity 38 to 14

Springfield reports four coaches aided by 4 Wittenberg alumni defeated Wittenberg Varsity in basketball 38 to 14. Cleveland notes Yale beat Western Reserve 39 to 12. New York mentions Dempsey sailing to Florida for light training before a spring bout, opponent likely Tom Gibbons after a 15 round exhibition.

Springfield Wittenberg Cleveland Yale University Easvy Western Rose Jaerehs New York Jack Dempsey Virginia Florida

England notes on sport and building in England and America

Notes of sport and athletics cover employment in England, upcoming football schedules at Washington and Lee and Stanford Idaho, Florida golf growth, a West Virginia stadium, freshmen eligibility limits, ancient fishing, Olympians, minor leagues, and various college and national sports plans and events in the United States and England.

England Washington and Lee Stanford Idaho Portland Ore

Schools to hold track meet at Washington and Lee University

A quadrangular track meet is planned at Evanston on February 16 with teams from Chicago NISCONST Ohio State and others. Asheville joins South Atlantic loop as a strong new entrant as anticipation builds for the Sally League next spring. Patsy Hendren, England's top batsman, leads cricket entries for the 16th International Bowls Association tournament from February 3 to 18, with over 100 participants from outside the Twin Cities. Points reach to Kansas City St Louis and Indianapolis in the competitions.

Washington and Lee Chicago Nisconst Rhern Ohio State Universties Evanston Ashevilla Ins Detyar Patsy Hendren England Paul Twin Cities Kansas City St Louis Indianapolis

Racing and sporting meetings listed for today

A schedule of events includes Business and Men's Racing Association in New Orleans, Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana, Tijuana Jockey Club in Tijuana, United States Olympic skiing in Minneapolis, and a Valley Kennel Club bench show in Wilkes-Barre.

Men's Racing Association New Orleans Cuba-American Jockey Club Havana Tijuana

Christmas program at M E Church impaired by weather

Huntington residents faced rain and poor roads during the December 23 Christmas program at the M E Church. Attendance was limited, but those present enjoyed the day of gifts and reflections. The community plans to rebuild after the Japan earthquake losses, with an anticipated need of 1,693,000 dollars for repairs. Several families shared Christmas greetings and visits, including Conrad Naes and Avione Naesgee, while others hosted gatherings at local homes.

Huntington M E. Ehurca Japan Jesus Conrad Naes Avione Naesgee den Kater Neogust Pfaff Ars ™ Es Ag Eivsra Ann Ereipr A Beyse Bpa

Famous American egyptologist to visit Tut tomb

Prof James H Breasted of the University of Chicago sails for Egypt to view the opening of Tutankhamun s sarcophagus and will lecture at the University of Paris.

Tut Tomb James H. Breasted University of Chicago Egypt King Tot University of Paris

Union President Considered For U S Shipping Board Chair

T. W. O'Connor of Buffalo, leader of the Longshoremen's Union, is mentioned as a possible choice by President Coolidge for chairman of the U. S. Shipping Board to succeed Edward P. Farley, whose confirmation was refused by the Senate Commerce Committee.

T. W. O'Connor Buffalo Longshoremen’s Union Cooldge U. S. Shipping Board Edward P. Farley Senate Commerce Committee Farley

Dr. J McKeen Cattell Named AAAS President

Dr J McKeen Cattell, a leading psychologist, is elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He also serves as president of the Psychology corporation, a nonprofit group advancing science.

J. McKeen Cattell American Association For the Advancement of Science The Psychology Corporation

How to Stop Sour Stomach Advice From Dated Ad

A vintage ad advises remedies for sour stomach and indigestion. It mentions avon eatet ai pernle thase aha frat and recommends antacid tablets like Dsepeps a to soothe acidity. It also notes doctors, teachers, and workers promoting these remedies and urges readers to buy tablets at any drug store.

Andus Ant Drug

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