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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1926
Page
3
Akron Yellow Cabs travel to Riverview Park Sunday for the decisive third game against Wilder Cigars. Both teams carry 3-3 records in the series, with Draegert on the mound for Elvria and Kiefer or Leasure slated to pitch for Wilder.
Chicago July 28 Charles Park Rosenberg the world's bantamweight champion will appear on a boxing card at Cubs Park on August 13 Promoter Jim Mullen announced The champion's opponent has not yet been chosen The bout is a warm up for his September title defense against Bud Taylor of Vere Haute Indiana.
Chicago July 28 The fight between Ace Hudkins and Sammy Mandell world lightweight champion was cancelled as Mandell reportedly has an injured heel and will not plan any ring engagements for several months.
Bul Chiholm transferred to Kmlewh North Carolina to manage the organization. Raleigh remains atop standings as Bay City, led by Rose and Schroeder, gains on rivals. Connie Schroeder shines as a catcher with solid hitting. Rose posts three wins for Grand Rapids. Church League notes forfeitures and strong hitters Hos ypite and Charen League star Smith excel. Oberlin Motor’s Mc Kinley stands out as top infield talent.
The column lists multiple bouts and results with various fighters and teams. Highlights include Haury defeating Johnny Dares in New York Bayonne, Moke Pun den stopping Lew Paluso in Salt Lake, and Joe Tiplita knocked out by Rise in Omaha. Tod Falk started as a pitcher for the Chicago White Sox. Red McBride batted .500 last season for Massilton in the Ohio and Pennsylvania League.
Yesterday's results show American League scores with New York 6 St Louis 5 and Boston 7 Detroit 0. National League games include Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 and Brooklyn 6 6 Cincinnati 3 2, plus St Louis Philadelphia 5 Boston 1 and Chicago 0. Multiple associations list varied results and postponed games.
The Yankees defeated the Crowns 6 to 5 as Ruth and Combs homered, Pennock beat Zachary, and Washington moved into fifth with a 7 to 2 win over the Pale Hose. Other games saw the Tigers win 7 to 0, the Pirates beat the Giants 3 to 1, and the Cubs edge the Braves 1 to 0.
A roundup of racing and athletic meetings including Empire City at Yonkers Ibinorw Jockey Club in Chicago Montreal Jockey Club in Montreal Grand Orange County Fair Trotting Civic Town men's championship in Des Moines Michigan women's championship opens at Nyatt Tennis Southwestern championship in Dallas and National AAU men's championships in Philadelphia featuring competing clubs and athletes.
John McGraw praises his pitchers including Ring Barnes Scott Greenfeld and Davies for keeping the Giants competitive while Fitzsimmons and Tim McNamara from Boston show potential as reliable relievers. The piece also traces Tim McNamara’s early promise and past rough seasons with remarks on his spring form.
Midget Smith fights 210 rounds at Cleveland followed by Eddie Shea versus Johnny Leon ard in a 10 round bout. K O Phil Kaplan meets Larry Estridge in a 10 round bout in Cleveland. George Cup races begin on Chaumont Bay New York. Marshalltown baseball chases in Mississippi Valley League under new manager Dan O Leary after earlier changes. Croquet’s rising popularity noted in England this season.
La Grange updates list Mr and Mrs Fulton of Toledo visiting relatives with La Grange ties. Elyria visitors include Mrs Belle Biegs hosting relatives from Barberton. The Sanders family spent Sunday at Chippewa Lake, and Mrs WC Martin returned from Newark after five weeks with kin. Cleveland and Elyria guests joined Rev Ryan and wife for Sunday at their home.
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