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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1924

Page

2

Ruth and Detroit stars fined amid league decision

Ban Johnson ruled in Chicago that Bob Meusel and Cole of Detroit must forfeit and face ten day suspensions. Babe Ruth was fined fifty dollars for his role in the Tea Trail riot, with the same penalty applied to Meusel and Cole as part of the league action.

Chicago Bob Moenszel New York Teatrail Asipire Evans Yankees Meusel Cole Mr. Johnson Ruth

Local Net League Opens With Close 3-2 Finish

The City Tennis League opened at Cascada Court with Colson Co defeating Shaw Fuller Goodwin in a tight 3-2 dual. Singles standout matches featured Horan vs Matson in a marathon, Horan taking a dramatic rally fueled 6 8 win. Gearhart and others contributed steady play as teams prepare for Saturday action.

Cascada Co Colson Cp Shaw-Fuller-Goodwin Co Colsons Horan Matson Bull Ciefleac Helsing Ding

Indens Victory Leads to Sanity Forfeiture Claim

Fragmentary notes report a Cleveland win and a man from Jesus connected to a commitment to an insane asylum. The messy OCR mentions Wilcox and a trip, with references to a New York and Cleveland game and a fan seating incident. The exact details are unclear but center on a game outcome and a court or asylum action.

Cleveland Jesus Ph. Wilcox New York Cleveland Sc

Wells Ad Haps Wie For Golf Title

Joe Wells and Eddie Fra vie for the state amateur golf championship title at County Club courses. The event pits Wells against Fra as they chase the 1924 title with Munroe and Zanesville noted among the contenders.

WELLS Columbus Joe Wells Eddie Fra Tle Munroe Zanesyi Mary Haasmart

New York and Chicago Tie in National League Showing

A fragmented report indicates a National League game between New York and Chicago with a 1 to 1 score. Details are incomplete but the matchup and tie are clear.

Yankees Begin Resurgence Amid Tight Losses

The article notes a slow start by the Yankees with early pressure from the Wray plate and a late push into the fourth quarter. Despite a comeback attempt, the team faces a setback as momentum shifts, highlighting a need for improved hitting strategy and defense to close gaps in upcoming games.

Pitching To Hornsby And Fris h Tough Joe Says Alec

A cryptic draft remarks on pitching to Hornsby and Fris, noting Alec’s perfect eye at the plate. It labels him a dangerous hitter and mentions frequent guesses about Alec, with a frank admission of his own skill.

Hornsby Frisch Joe Alec

Yale Freshmen Regatta Held on Thames at Newcaren Cann

The annual Yale freshmen regatta takes place today on the Thames at Newcaren Cann with squads from Yale participating and spectators gathering to watch the race unfold.

Thames Newcaren Cann

MARSICO BOXES AT FREMONT TONIGHT

A brief item notes Marsico appearing at Fremont tonight to face local competition. The report mentions training with coach Dave Alostar and a planned appearance before civic workers, with references to an upcoming boxing event and schedule.

Marsico Fremont

Cascade Stars to face Grays in Saturday clash

A local baseball game between Cascade Stars and Grays is set for Saturday at Cas Firs Llamarrow Park. The matchup features a fierce rivalry with expectations of a lopsided early-season tilt.

Cas Firs Llamarrow Cascade Stars Cubs Trarre Ywe Nore

Colored boxers on Lorain card set for next Thursday

Thirty four rounds of boxing are scheduled at the Bil's auditorium in Lorain. Main bouts include Young Wells of Cleveland versus Battling Jennings of Lorain and Billy Payne of Columbus versus Marshall Wallace of Cleveland.

Bils Young Wells Cleveland Battling Jennings Lorain Billy Payne Columbus Marshall Wallace

Louise Fordyce Retains Ohio Woman Golf Title

Youngstown, Ohio, June 20 Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown today retained her title as Ohio woman golf champion.

Louise Fordyce Youngstown

Local tennis match draws large gallery after win

The report notes a player defeating Miss Martha Kinsey of Cincinnati in a yimai match. A large gallery followed the bout, with cheers for the competitors as the match progressed.

Martha Kinsey Cincinnseui Dup Hin

Yale Harrier Regatta and Intercollegiate Rowing Meet

Reading is unclear but mentions the Yale-Harvard rowing event in New London and a Western Intercollegiate championship to Milwaukee. It also references a Thames event and London Olympics context, but details are fragmentary.

New London Milwankar London

Cubs and Dodgers Hold NL Lead Amid Tense Standings

The article notes the Cubs and Dodgers maintaining the top spots in the National League as the season unfolds with tight races and strong performances. It highlights key games, player contributions, and shifts in the early standings.

Stocks Rally as Pools Drive Early Trading

Broad market swings mark the noon session with buying led by pools. American Water Works jumps over seven points, utilities firm, while Mathieson Alkali advances on hypochloride use in gasoline refining. Davison Chemical slides over three points on patent competition.

New York Waterworkas Thea Mathieson Davison Chemical Schulte Philadelphia Read

Electric market notes and Liberty bond openings

A fragmented report cites Liberty Bond opening ranges with prices around 100.41 to 102.31 and totals near 204.55 while coal and metals markets show varied activity under pressure. Industry reactions are noted with brief references to price movement and stock trends amid early trading.

Maxwell Erica Electric Trai Weil Uoder Kelly- Cailmon Liberty Bonds New RA Diberty Banus

Local Hageman injured in beach accident in Lorain

Lorain reports Tarl Hageman of Eighth street injured when his head struck a rock while diving at Lakeview Beach. He was taken for medical treatment. Also noted is the Slovak Association jubilee at Trinity Cathedral with parade and banquet. car service debate on Erie avenue. single divorce filing by George Pyaha from Anna Pyaha. and a marriage license issued to Verne C. Bradden and Lorena M. Marsh.

Carl Hageman Lorain Tarl Hageman Eighth Street Lakeview Be National Slovak Association of Trinity Cathedril Eastside Erie Avenue Fules George Pyaha Anna Pyaha Czecho Slovakia Helen Pyaha Pyaha Verne C. Bradden Y. M. C. A. Boys Lorena M. Marsh

Dynamite Cap Injury Grants $7,000 to Boy

Eleven year old John William Stevens of Limestone Township was awarded seven thousand dollars in damages after a dynamite cap left near Peoria school by Pekin contractors exploded in class. The blast mangled two fingers the thumb and part of the left hand necessitating amputation. Fifteen other caps were recovered from pupils.

Peoria John William Stevens Limestone Township Jansen & Schaefer Pekin Deak

Chronicle Telegram Seeks Column Opportunities

Chronicle Telegram indicates desire for column submissions from readers and contributors. The paper invites ideas on local topics, opinions, and lifestyle features to enrich its pages.

Democrats Divided as McAdoo Eyes Nomination Fight

In New York at the Waldorf and Vanderbilt, McAdoo and rival camps hold continuous strategy conferences as Democrats race toward the convention. AntimcAdoo forces claim 400 votes pledged to block the two thirds rule, while McAdoo aims for a staged ballot buildup to reach the nomination. Davis remains a growing factor as a potential second choice, with no official McAdoo fallback plan.

McAdoo Vanderbilt Waldorf New York Smith Underwood Davis Ralston Robinson Cox Walsh McAdoo Pro Don McAdoo Ant George E. Brennan Rosa Ilinois al Smith the Waldorf McAdoos Pennsylvania Massachusetts Illinois Rhode Island Ohio Wisconsin Maryland New Jersey Indiana The McAdow Brennan Taggart Guffey Hague Moore Smith-Underwood John W. Davis West Virginia McAdoon Davis Ladd Rockwell

La Grange Couple Injured in Street Car Crash

Mr and Mrs Downs of La Grange were injured in a late afternoon auto collision when a street car turned a corner and struck their Ford touring car broadside. Mrs Downs had slight facial cuts and was taken home after initial treatment. Mr Downs suffered a leg gash.

Mrs. Downs la Grange

Decided to Sell Baby Upon Mother's Advice

Oakland, June 20. Jackie Thompson, sixteen months old, is to be sold to the highest bidder. His mother, Mrs. June Thompson, a milliner, wants to sell the boy to obtain money and plans divorce proceedings in Los Angeles if she can raise funds. The mother’s mother advised against selling, comparing it to selling a dog for money.

Oakland Cal Jackie Thompson June Thompson

Youngest grandmothers claim PA title and tips to stay young

In Pennsylvania and Philadelphia reports two women claim the youngest grandmother title. Paxine as newborn grandmother prompts debate while Mrs. Hughes recalls motherhood at thirty-two. A separate note from Washington names W C Markle as president of the National Association of Sheet Metals Contractors.

Philadelphia Paxine America John P. Fox Reading Pennsylvania William Hughes Heads Metal Workers Washington W. C. Markle Pittsburgh National Association of Sheet Metals Contractors Atlanta Clevelad

State bankers elect Cedar Point official as president

The Ohio State Bankers Association concluded its 34th annual convention naming B. G. Huntington of Columbus as president, succeeding William L. Adenslor t of Sandusky. In Columbus, Republican leaders prepared at headquarters for the state convention to open next Tuesday in Memorial Hall with hopes to bring General Charles G. Dawes to address the gathering.

Cedar Point Ohio State Bankers’ Association B. G. Huntington Coumbus William L. Adenslort Sandusky Columbus G. O. P. Stata Memorial Hall Ohio Charles G. Dawes

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