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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1924

Page

10

World Champions Wilder Cigar Lead Lorain Charity Game

Baseball fans and philanthropists will witness Elyria's Wilder team face the Telling Ice Cream Club of Cleveland at River View Park Diamond in a charity game for the Lorain Relief Fund. Proceeds go to the Red Cross with ticket sales and players donating services. local girls from Y W C A Friendship Club will canvass merchants for support.

Sam Deutsch Cleveland Mose Wilder Elyria Lorain Relief Fund Riverview Park Red Wise Amonn Mowe Davis George Kernel Ducder Peerery Indians Pe Lolins Fomeer Associades Ted Jack Ambrose Druegert Elyrias Wragg Deutsch Flyria Weanceday R. C Evans Wilders Timmui Red Cross Lora Lorain Cluah Teldal Dreagert Veryone Red Oracs

Empire City Racing Opens at Yonkers

Empire City Racing Association begins a meeting at Yonkers with trots on the agenda. Erie and Niagara associations also listed for meetings, while other events include golf, tennis, athletics, shooting, and boxing cards across multiple venues in the northeast.

Empire City Racing Assa Yonkere Niagara Racing Association Erie Bussie “' Vs Racing Association Columby Golf Freme’ Pionship le Tonet Massachsetts Taniom Chaiponship Waverly Mass St Louis Oley Ilumbes Stadium Isartes Parcho Villa Willie Wood Boston Pat Moran Sid Barbaran Brooklyn Gran Oo Tom & Oy TT

Mays Trade, Browne and Hagen Highlight Season Outlook

The piece notes Carl Mays leaving the Yankees for Cincinnati after Miller Huggins kept him benched in 1923. It also traces Mary Browne’s bid to regain the national woman’s tennis title amid a lineage of past champions. Walter Hagen’s British Open triumphs set a somber tone for his remaining majors as fame cools.

Dur Miller Huggins Carl Mays Hug Mays Huggins Cincinnati Redhouses Brays Yankee Mayy Huggton Ewar Carl Cinci Mary Browne Helen Wills California Flash Miss Browne Misa Wills Zabeth H. Moore J. P. Atkinson Marion Jones Walter Hagen Hagen U. S

Spencer Wins Sunday Baseball Clash Against Wellington

Spencer outplayed Wellington Merchants 3 to 0 in a fast, hot game. Miller pitched a great game for Spencer allowing only three hits and two Wellington batters to reach second base. Spencer scored all three runs in the first two innings and will host Brunswick next Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

Spencer Wellington Wellington Merchants Miller Brunswick

Fragmented OCR Item About Names and Numbers

A garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as Miller and Lemmel with numeric tokens and a reference to a strike nurse. It lacks coherent context or clear event details, making precise reporting impossible from the readable text.

Giants rally as Cuba falls to Cardinals in tight shows

In a hunt for standings the Giants erased a late edge but the Cubs were defeated by the Cardinals. In the American League Senators and Yankees were idle while Washington kept a one game lead. Pirates closed in on third by beating the Dodgers 9 to 5. Quinn and Ferguson faltered as Red Sox lost to the Athletics 6 to 2 and 8 to 3. At Cincinnati Midget Guery Latonia beat Charley Glaser Chicago after a hard hit in the sixth round.

Senators Yanners Idie Washington Sill Cincinnati Guery Latonia Charley Glaser Chicago

Independence Day Observed With Picnic In Pittsfield Park

Pittsfield observes July 4 with a basket picnic and homecoming. News notes include a Rolland orchestra performance, an address by Rev. William Smith of Oberlin, and prizes for local winners such as Miss Mabel Brown and Arthur McRoberts. Several former residents attend.

Pittsfield Fortier Ladies Aid Society Rolland Orchestra Wellington William Smith Oberlin United States of America Mabel Brown Arthur McRoberts Pitt

Richwine's Rout Avon 6 2 on Lake Town Field

Richwine's defeated Avon 6 to 2 at Avon on the Lake Sunday with Rose pitching well through seven hits and 15 strikeouts. Buckley missed the game due to a family event. Roth filled in at short. Catchers Shrimp and Forbes made highlight grabs while Forbes also sparked a seventh inning blast off C Smith. Next Sunday at 3:50 at Cascade Park Richwine's meet Oho Public Service. Rose to start with Schrader to bat for Terrell's team.

Richwine Avon Rose Buckley Ripton Roth Shrimp Forbes C. Smith Cascade Park Oho Public Service Bill Rose Richwines Conne Schrader Terrell

Local social roundup highlights Oberlin area visitors and events

A string of Oberlin and nearby residents list visitors and callers from Elyria Wellington Amherst and Cleveland. Notable mentions include Edna Peard of New York city visiting her family, Rev Corfman and Walter Dale in Elyria, and many named households hosting guests over the weekend. Fireworks drew county-wide crowds in Pittsfield and plans to host more events are discussed.

Philip Norton Will Prosser Charles Avery Lew Avery Frank Merideth R. H. Baldwin Volney McRoberts Brit Ward Richard Hollinsworth Bella Cane Oberlin Forest Mohrman Walter Bush Lawrence Mohrman Corfman Walter Dale Elyria H. Wright Frank Giffard Sam Manning F. C. Williams Wellington Fred McQueen Amherst Eugene Rochester R. E. Peard Liss Edna Peard New York City H. D. Bradley Jennnie Glynn A. P. Lincoln Wideman Pittsfield Royal Marcy Marian Norton Lee Gebres Elizabeth Cleveland Ada Sherburne Gebres Apent Sherburne H. Whitney J. C. Widdowson George Waite A. G. Mills Ruth Davidson Washington D. C Clarance Carlaton W. &. Avery Roy Kays Trumbell County H. C. Campbell

America Holds Narrow Margin Olympic Lead

Davis J. Walsh reports American athletes led the Olympic title race at Colombes Stadium France, despite a stinging setback as Charley Paddock and Charley Brookins cost points. Britain, Finland and France posted strong marks while the United States eyed big showings in shot put and hurdles as eight events loom.

Davis J. Walsh N.S Colombes Stadium France Charley Paddock Harold Abrahams Yanners Charley Brookins Iowa University Brookins Hills Harttranft Hausen German Athletic Union Berlin

Last Night's boxing in Columbus and New York results

Ted Moore of Plymouth England defeated Bryan Downey in Columbus in 12 rounds. Mickey Dugan of Cleveland lost to Kirk Galloway in Columbus in 8 rounds. Johnny O'Keefe of Columbus beat Marty Horvath of Mansfield in 4 rounds. At New York Paul Berlenbach defeated Franklin Warpenter in 9 rounds by technical knockout. Tommy O'Brien beat John Risler in 10 rounds in New York. Ger ny Shaw stopped Tommy Wint in 3 rounds. In Rochester Bushy Graham and Frankie Genero drew 10 rounds.

Columbus Ted Moore Plymouth England Bryan Downey Loucom Mickey Dugan Cleveland Kirk Galloway Henk Fredericks Ohio State University Johnny O'Keefe Marty Horvath Mansfield New York Paul Berlenbach Astoria N. Y Frankin Warpenter Freeport Tommy O'Brien Milwaukee John Risler Ger Ny Shaw Tommy Wint White Plains Rochester Bushy Graham Utica Frankie Genero

Tornado's Devastation Levels Homes and Farms Quickly

A tornado leaves a path of destruction through homes farms and businesses. The cyclone lasts only minutes but total damage follows, with structures ruined and communities affected.

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