Norwalk Eyes Friday Win At Oberlin In New Gym
Ged Preexi i Ged Preexi i and Fosteria the student bem high hopes that Norwalk win from Oberlin Friday even at Oberlin. The game is to be od in the new gymnasium. A iolear will carry Norwalk.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
10
Ged Preexi i Ged Preexi i and Fosteria the student bem high hopes that Norwalk win from Oberlin Friday even at Oberlin. The game is to be od in the new gymnasium. A iolear will carry Norwalk.
Jerlin dated January 24. Ober team meets Ohio Northern and later plays at ADK. Oberive squad shown strong but must improve after last Saturday. Coach plans to start Landis Sullivan at forward with Butler Capt Winters and Webards in the lineup.
Friday games include Brownhelm at Amherst, Youngstown Y M C A at Elyria, Fremont at Lorain, Elyria at Sandusky, Norwalk at Oberlin, Ashland at Galion. Saturday matchups feature Huron at Amherst, Hiram at Oberlin, Mount Union at Ashland, and Bellevue Y M C A at Akron.
Albany fighter Red Mack defeats Denver’s Jimmy Han Yon in a 12 round bout. In Boston MecCreery tops Omaha’s Jack Taylor in a 10 round match. Wellington hosts Oberlin High and Wellington High in a boy and girl basketball doubleheader at 8 pm Saturday.
RACEX hosts meeting of the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans Cuba-American Jockey Club gathers in Havana Tijuana Jockey Club convenes at Tijuana Bowling opens Eastern individual championship in New York three day motor boat racing starts with Batta in Hamilton Bermuda Golf's Midwinter tournament begins in Miami Curling Northwestern Association bonspiel in Minneapolis Scottish curlers compete in Toronto
Cleveland vegetable and dairy quotations show Butter eggs oleo and apples among items listed with per pound and per bushel prices. New York stock market opened strong with railroad shares in demand, Great Northern Preferred up to 73.25, Beech Packing down to 62, Studebaker at 114.25, Baldwin up 0.75.
Chicago and river market notes show Oil stocks mixed while cattle calves and hogs move on steady to mixed baselines. Wheat and corn prices edge down as oats slip in early trading. A news item notes a nighttime Ku Klux Klan demonstration with White Riders and a cross display, Mayor White handling the scene amid a farm family’s departure.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Schwarer rejoice over the arrival of a son weighing seven and one half pounds born on Saturday Jan 20 Mother and baby are reported as doing well Those from Grafton attended the annual meeting of the Lottain County Farm Bureau held at the local venue.
A fragmented reminiscence of a western rodeo in Cheyenne and Fort Worth contrasts East Coast mockery with wild showmanship. It praises steer bulldogging and the daring of riders while noting the spectacle draws crowds, bold outfits, and flirtatious rodeo girls amid bustling fairgrounds.
A busy Elyria area Saturday featured a large turnout at the Technical High School auditorium with numerous families and residents listed, followed by a dinner hosted by M E church ladies. Belden Farmers Club set a January 26 meeting at the Club House with Floyd Buswell to discuss growing soybeans.
Mary Burke and Edith Morris with several families from Vincent spend Thursday with Frankie Reese and Prof White. They took four Vincent boys to Cleveland to attend the auto mobile show and returned Sunday. Mrs William Gerrick recovers from illness as Lilian Hardy postpones school duties. Almeda Harleman friends plan calling hours at Estella Taylor’s home 124 Cleveland Street on Friday January 26 for her 81st birthday anniversary.
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