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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
4
Madison article reports a front page editorial in the Daily Cardinal demanding the discharge of Dr. Clarence W Fat Spears, the head football coach, amid a campus battle over athletic control and calls for greater power for Dr. Walter F Meanwell.
Ohio State basketball plans a two game road trip starting in Philadelphia against the University of Pennsylvania on Saturday. Coach Harold Olsen will select 10 of 12 players for travel after today’s practice. Penn won the previous season’s eastern intercollegiate title and returns only one of its championship quintet. Ohio State beat George Washington 36 to 27 in the season opener.
Organization of a Boston Terrier Club for Lorain County residents is planned by A. C. Tenny, local dog fancier. Owners or breeders of Boston Terriers interested in joining should write to Tenny at 438 Adams Street, Elyria, or visit his home for full information and future plans.
In Sacramento California a superior court ruling holds that former heavyweight Max Baer cannot terminate his contract with J Hamilton Lorimer Oakland promoter and Baer’s former manager. The decision suggests Andy Hoffman Baer’s current manager may share Baer earnings with Lorimer. The long running suit involves about 1 million dollars.
Tony Canzoneri lightweight champion scored a technical knockout over Brescia Garcia of Mexico in New York on January 23. He floored Garcia three times, the referee stopping the bout at 1:59 of the ninth round after Garcia endured a seven count in the seventh round and two eight counts in the eighth. Garcia traded rounds with Canzoneri early, with Garcia taking the second, fourth and sixth rounds before the ninth round finish.
Xavier University accepted an invitation to play a single game at a Pittsburgh basketball carnival on February 1. The Musketeers will face Washington and Jefferson, while Duquesne meets West Virginia University in the doubleheader.
Wooster College swimmers narrowly beat Ohio Wesleyan 63 to 21 in Wooster. The victory marks Wooster's second win of the season over Wes leyan, following a 41 to 34 win at Delaware a week earlier.
Columbus report Joe Thomas formerly with Jackson Country Club and later Brookside Indian Springs and Arlington courses was named golf professional at Scioto Country Club succeeding veteran P O Hart.
An aphoristic line asserts education as a force for moral improvement and virtue. It frames learning as a tool to enhance positive traits and resist negative impulses within individuals.
United Press Sports lists Mike Brady’s all time golf dream team. He picks Harry Vardon Bobby Jones Mack Smith Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen as ideal players for driving brassie shots and putting, with Sarazen as master of the sand wedge. Brady singles out Jones as the best all around, and praises Cruickshank for a best single exhibition in the National at Inverwood.
Cincinnati defeated Ohio University 34 to 29 to secure a fourth straight Buckeye Conference win. Lou Cappelle and Bill Raidt led the Bearcats with ten and other key scores. Roy Hood topped Ohio with 14. Ohio Wesleyan beat Marshall 45 to 34 as part of the league race. Wittenberg downed Otterbein 39 to 36.
Quote from 1926 United Press remarking on a remarkable second shot over water, describing it as the finest single shot ever seen.
A garbled crossword style list presents numerous clues with mixed numbers and partial words. Readers face inconsistent spellings across entries such as decorative feather and fishing nets, plus archaic forms and abbreviations, creating a dense puzzle fragment.
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