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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
6
A fragment lists clubs and scores across leagues. Entries mention Washington Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Chicago New York St Louis with varying results and a note of 11 innings in one game.
Sporting editor notes no agreement on the third man for the bout as Dempsey and Ro...vel discuss the pick. Promoter Tex Richard and Jack Kearns among those weighing candidates with New Jersey boxing commission dates in mind. The referee's importance is stressed as equal to the fighters.
Former world heavyweight champion James J. Corbett writes for INS about Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey training camps in New York. He notes no unusual nerves beyond typical boxers and explains temperament is common among top fighters.
Fragmentary sports wire lists games with Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago New York St. Louis Washington Detroit Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago and other city matchups. Readable items show numerous teams set for intercity clashes though several entries are garbled.
Fragmentary voice describes Dempsey and Carpentier nervous tension and athletic pacing. References July deadlines, barrier strides, and intense energy as commentators imagine future bouts. Details are unsettled and garbled.
Paris June 353 The Frenaco reports Georges Carpentier and his daughter accompany Jaen Dempier and Ras to New York. The group travels under guard as the boxer’s family seeks safety amid uncertain times.
Rear Admiral Witlam Sears VII.N, recalled by Secretary of the Navy Dorbs, leaves London for home amid a civic sendoff at Waterco station. The ceremony features decorations, speeches by Adm Sims and other officials, and remarks by Mrs Sims, with English and American scouts expressing gratitude for his service and friendship.
The conference yields abandonments on loans to France as German and French officials debate postwar reconstruction. Key figures include Germar and Loucheur with World War II era tensions and territorial considerations affecting policy, while statements hint at stalled cooperation and uncertain paths forward.
The Amherst school board advanced plans for a new high school, aiming for a $225 000 bond issue to be voted at the August primaries. Officials cited crowded conditions and declining state aid as key factors, urging swift action to improve facilities for students.
A Elyria High School graduate, Miss Kate Elizabeth Batres, wed in Amherst at Saint Peter Evangelical Church. The bride, a mathematics professor and former Syracuse University alumna, and her groom, an alumnus of Mercy College and veteran of overseas service, began a life together after a double ceremony.
The Amherst bridge club prepares for a weekly merit event hosted by Ms Ply Braun. Players from Ble pla and nearby areas are expected to compete, with social activities surrounding the game.
Sewing society plans a Thursday gathering at 2 pm hosted by Mrs Emma Belden at 2 Cleveland Avenue to honor the memory of Mrs Wm Jenne. Members will bring sewing items and share updates on club activities.
Mrs Joan Mertz hosted the St Anns Society gathering on Wednesday afternoon at her Park Avenue home. Members enjoyed sewing and social time, with reports of ongoing projects and plans for upcoming events.
In Trelang Belfast rioting fatally wounds two civil figures as snipers fire from a trolley car and rooftops. A girl injured is hospitalized while police fire on buildings. casualties rise as republicans set barricades. Red Cross aid sent a hundred dollars to Pueblo chapter.
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