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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1929

Page

12

Elyria High Battles Rocky River In Lake Erie Clash

Elyria High School basketball teams prepare for a Friday night clash with Rocky River. Heavyweights seek to end a growing losing streak while bantamweights aim for another win. Both sides expect their best lineups and possibly new faces as the season unfolds.

Elyria Rocky River Lake Erie Stiffter R.ver A. N. Smith

United Cribbage League ends as leaders hold cushion

The final round of the United Cribbage League starts Friday at the United Cigar Store with Smith holding a six game lead over runners up. Five players sit within five games of each other as Ready meets Copas Cook draws Smith Richwine faces Pfeiffer Steglen plays Davies and Siebert battles Engelbach.

United Cribbage League Smith United Cigar Store Ready Copas Cook Richwine Pfeiffer Steglen Davies Siebert Engelbach L. Pet. Smith Steglin Sccsecs Cook Erreeeesase Cess Aecsseeee Siebert Pour Ruseeve C.eesee Esseesee Eteroene Columbus. O Johnny O'Keefe Eddie Wagner Philadelphia O'Keefe Columbus Ernie Ruskings Dick Mc Donic Huntington

Low in Ash Warren Lump Kennedy Koal Ko

Low in Ash Warren Lump Kennedy Koal Ko. Phone 2477.

Kennedy Koal Ko

Bowling League Winners Sweep First Victories

In class B bowling action last night, winners achieved clean sweeps. Brown Barbers took three from Hudson Essex, Finegan Bakers beat Quality Cleaners three games and earned three more on a Fox Furnace forfeit, Haserodt Diamonds defeated Brown Barbers and Armco Association in three, and Gala Barbers swept Hudson Essex five.

Brown Barbers Hudson Essex Finegan Bakers Quality Cleaners Fox Furnace Haserodt Diamonds Armco Association Gala Barbers Huston Blindesee Ees Oe Hudson-Essex Parsch Laddie Peters Malik Gala Barbers Mackin Meyers Smith Dachtler Ebrke Ereeee Knipper Finegan Bakers A. Watt H. Watt Hull Wilbert Karshner Koehn Hankingson Strake van Arsdale Valerius Eae Hamilton Brown Barbers Clark Maglott Horace Vardayee Fuller Crisp Terry TSI Cook O'Malley Webber Renninger Stokes Armco Association I Oritle S. Nagr Kagnicts Strong Kennington Eee Griffith Hascrodts Diamonds Scrivens Renniger

Yankees Will Again Win Pennant Says Barrow

New York Yankees secretary and GM Edward G. Barrow predicts the American League pennant for 1920 with New York leading the standings. He also rates his all time teams and Greatest Players, listing Wagner Cobb Ruth and Speaker as top figures and naming Hal Chase LaJoie Collins and others in the lineup. He also weighs boxing cards with recent bout results and potential welterweight matchups.

New York New York Yankees Edward G. Barrow Hans Wagner Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Eddie Collins Rube Waddell Barrow Louisville Babe Ruth Ban Johnson Philadelphia Washington Detroit St. Louis Cleveland Chicago Boston Ty, Cobb Larry LaJoie Tris Speaker Ty Cobb Wagner Cobb LaJoie

Neale Returns to Baseball as Southworth’s Aide

Former Reds outfielder Greasy Neale will join the St. Louis Cardinals as Billy Southworth’s first lieutenant for the 1929 pennant drive. He will leave his Virginia football duties early in the season, remaining at Virginia later in a reduced advisory role, with strong support from Southworth and Branch Rickey.

William J. Dunn United Press Earle Greasy) Neale Cincinnati Reds Southworth St. Louis Neale University of Virginia Virginia West Virginia Wesleyan University Reds Chicago White Sox Cincinnati Steffen Branch Rickey Wally Steffen Carnegie Tech Cardinals

Anxious to Meet K. C. Christner in February Clash

New York report notes Paolino the Basque heavyweight and Tom Heener both reluctant to meet Akron rubber worker K. C. Christner. Matchmaker Tom McArdle offered February terms in Madison Square Garden. managers Harvey and Mayer differ on terms, with Paolino likely if Mayer concedes.

Tom Heener K. C. Christner Akron Ohio Tom McArdle Charlie Harvey al Mayer Christner McArdle Harvey Heeney Paolino Mayer

Sonnenberg Wins In Two Falls In Kansas City

Gus Sonnenberg, claiming the heavyweight wrestling title after beating Strangler Lewis, defeated Charley Hanson in two straight falls in Kansas City. Headlocks sealed the first fall after 42 minutes 5 seconds, the second in 14 seconds.

Kansas City Gus Sonnenberg Strangler Lewis Charley Hanson

Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features then and now

A rundown of prime radio offerings for the week includes the Palmolive Hour on WEAF at 9:30 p m The Cabin Door on WJZ at 9 30 p m The Kols ter Orchestra and The Continentals on WOR and WJZ around 10 p m and the Night Club Romance program on the WOR network at 10 30 p m Copyright 1929 United Press listing the stations and times for these features.

United Press Weaf WJZ WOR Kolster Orchestra The Continentals Pep Whiteman King of Jazz Complete Orchestra Columbis Broadcasting System

Kansans Form Inaugural Committee for Curtis's Oath

Kansas representatives plan to send a strong delegation to Washington for Vice President-elect Curtis's inauguration. James H Edmondson, Topeka Chamber of Commerce president, leads the Kansas National Inaugural Committee organizing three special trains. Trains depart from Kansas City to Chicago over the Santa Fe route. A secretary will be appointed March 1 to manage arrangements.

Topeka Kan Kansasa Curtis James H. Edmondson

Bridge craze sweeps London and Germany among all ages

Even school children are playing bridge now. A London mother says entertaining is easy with tea or dinner and a few bridge tables. The craze is said to be even more popular in Germany where people reportedly play in the mornings.

Vogte London Germany

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