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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1929

Page

5

The Meadowlarks By Chuck Wells FIRST BATTLE OF THE CENTURY

The piece recounts the Dempsey Carpentier bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City, detailing revenues, payouts, and Rickard's promotional strategy. It covers training camps, public access limits, and the bout's role in launching modern boxing spectacle, plus early postfight legal and venue developments.

United Press Thirty Acres Jersey City Jack Dempsey Jeorges Carpentier Rickard Richard Dempsey Carpentier Jack Xearns Kéarn Kearns Dempsex Rickfeed Europe Battling Levinsky Orchid Man France Manhasset Long Islad Louis Sherry Andy Man Carpenter Carpener Boyle New Jersey Ickard Dempser Sand Millbatres Prires New Jerk New York

Can Joe McCarthy Tame Hornsby in Chicago Cubs Pause

New York January 17. Can Joe McCarthy handle Rogers Hornsby a key question as spring training nears for sixteen major league teams. If Hornsby and McCarthy work well the Cubs may dominate the National League pennant race. McCarthy has already proven his ability to manage temperamental stars by getting results from Hack Wilson and Kiki Cu yer. The piece also notes Billy Southworth and Branch Rickey facing heavy duties with reshaped clubs and coaches Walter Johnson and Bucky Harris taking on new tasks with the Washington Senators and Detroit Tigers respectively.

New York Joe McCarthy Hornsby McCarthy Chicago Cubs Chicago St. Louis Boston Cubs Hack Wilson Kiki Cuyler Billy Southworth New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Branch Rickey Samuel Breadon Walter Johnson Washinsion Bucky Harris

Wood Wing Wins Pasadena Tourney at $4000 Open

Craig Wood of New Jersey captured the first Pasadena open tournament in Pasadena, California. He carded 72 for the first 18 holes and followed with an afternoon 66 to reach 36 holes total 138 and tie the course record, earning $1000. Dallas Jeffers of Long Beach tied a 66 in the afternoon and finished 74-66-140 in second. George Von Elm, Detroit amateur, placed third with 141 after 69 in the morning.

Pasadena Calif Craig Wood New Jersey Wood Dallas Jeffers Long Beach George von Elm Detroit

Elyria City Rifle Club Defeated in League Match

The Elyria City Rifle Club lost to Lorain Club in the Intercity Rifle League last night. Elyria posted low scores blamed on the influenza epidemic ban, with a rematch against Lakewood set for Monday evening January 21st. Scores follow.

Elyria City Lorain Club Elyria Lakewood

Willaman Plans 10 to Build a Powerful Offensive Eleven

Ohio State basketball football coach Sam Willaman outlines a shift from defense to a strong offense. He aims for a flexible system adapting to talent, with assistants formed from top programs, and targets include George Hauser and Don Miller to bolster line and backfield.

Willaman George Hauser Minnesota Sam Iowa Ames

Metropolitan racing season set for 1929 opener

The Jockey Club announced a 166 day Met season with four extra sports days under the United Hunters Racing Association. Regular racing opens at Jamaica Long Island on April 23 with a meeting continuing for 21 days.

New York Jockey Club United Hunters Racing Association Jamaica Long Island

Loughran Plans Move to Chicago for Heavyweight Title Run

Philadelphia January 17. Tom Loughran says the next heavyweight champion will come from Chicago and plans to move there at once. He noted New York is declining as a fight town and will seek help from Chicago, citing lack of support from Pennsylvania officials who still refuse to recognize any champion until defeating Loughran.

Philadelphia Tommy Loughran Chicago Windy City United States Loughran Tunney Pennsylvania Commission

Traxler's Eagles top league with two wins in three

Traxler's Eagles No 1 defeated Malik Eagles No 4 while Stull's Eagles No 6 swept Bohn's Eagles in three straight games. Cebula rolled 600 and Lisewsky 615 for Traxler's, showing strong scoring in the Eagles league.

Traxler Malik Parsch Valerius Peters M. Potrok Traxler's Eagles Evans Cebula Esnee Lisewsky Bohn Mathison Stull’s Eagles

Christner to Face Sharkey in Madison Square Garden

Akron heavyweight K C Christner leaves for New York to train for his January 25 bout with Jack Sharkey at Madison Square Garden. Tiny Herman will accompany him as trainer while manager Tom Lennon stays behind. Leo Flynn, who handled Jack Dempsey, will be in Christner's corner alongside Christner's handlers.

Akron K. C. Christner Knute Hansen New York Jack Sharkey Madison Square Garden Tiny Herman Christner Tom Lennon Gll Leo P. Flynn Jack Dempsey Sharkey Tunney

Pan American women’s tournament opens in Biloxi after rain delay

In Biloxi Mississippi on January 17 the Pan American women’s tournament began match play after rain postponed yesterday. Medalist Dorothy Campbell Hurd faces Mrs Jack Vilas of Hot Springs Arkansas Eva May Johnson of Chicago meets Mrs Melvin Jones of Chicago and Marion Turpie the southern champ faces Mrs J M Taylor of New Orleans in the first round. A medal match featuring a New Orleans team led by Fred Lampricht will be played by men in the second Pan American amateur tournament.

Biloxi Miss Dorothy Campbell Hurd Jack Vilas Hot Springs Ark Eva May Johnson Chicago Melvin Jones Marion Turpie Southern Champain J. M. Taylor New Orleans Fred Lamprecht

Three kinds of tobacco on one stalk described

The passage explains ground leaves are thin and dry with little flavor, top leaves are harsh and weedy, while heart leaves are fragrant and cool. It labels ground leaves as sand logs, top leaves as gummy tips, and heart leaves as golden cutters, noting the heart leaves as desirable in the end. The narrator signs off as As told by Tobacco, No.10FASERIES.

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