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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1924
Page
10
Elyria fans can see real baseball at Riverview Park as Wilder Cigars faces the Ashland Collegians tomorrow afternoon. The visitors mix minor league and college stars, boasting ten wins in twelve last year and competing in Marion and Shelby tournaments.
Cleveland Red Star Taxis meet Moulton Candies Sunday in a food attraction style game. The report notes strong pitching by Bruce and a rising season for local players with Cleve A team and crack Red outfit fielded.
Col C H C Baker of Wellington and Norwalk is on the New York Central Lines Magazine honor roll after flagging train No 43 on May 10 near Grafton. A washout at Cy No 41 exposed a hole two inches in diameter in the track ballast but the train crew found no collapse and the journey resumed after a thirty minute delay.
The King's Daughters convention met yesterday at the Congregational church in Wellington. Delegates from six townships attended with morning devotions led by Mrs. T. M. Pfeiffer and greetings by Mrs. Neal Kellogg Medina. Afternoon sessions included devotions by Mrs. C. F. Taylor Wooster and solos by Mrs. Mary Fowler Brouse Wellington.
The Farm Woman's club held an all day meeting with eighteen members present. A covered dish luncheon, sewing, and social time followed, with business discussions on matters of importance. The Wellington personal notices list visitors and travels of local residents including Cora W of Lorain and Mrs George Buckx of Birmingham among others.
A scrambled standings fragment shows American League teams with wins and losses for New York Detroit Boston St Louis Washington Cleveland Chicago and Philadelphia, and National League clubs including New York Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Boston, with inconsistent punctuation and figures.
Amherst June 21 The Amherst social hour and parlor meeting named Madeline Davie president with Dorothy Zale as vice president and others as secretary and treasurer. The convention at Vermilion featured refreshments and a musical program with Irma Reichert and Alice Neidington among performers.
Oberlin reports a woman injured in an auto collision on a curve near Whipton Friday. Damage described as minor with no serious injuries. car fenders twisted and a cut on a passenger. The incident occurred as two cars collided and ambulance services were summoned.
Norwalks Eagles travel to Wellington for a Fairgrounds game against the Merchants on Sunday at 2 30 PM. The outcome will decide bragging rights in the county showdown between the two local teams.
Johnny Dundee loses the Junior lightweight title after Kid Sullivan defeats him at Henderson Bowl. Dundee still holds the world featherweight title. Mode Holdsworth and George Dawson vie for the Big Ten golf title in 38 holes of match play. Yale crew joins Homeric voyage for Olympic rowing. Joe Wells repeats as Ohio amateur champion at Scioto. Mickey Walker and Benny Leonard set up a welterweight vs lightweight title bout in long-promised negotiations.
Racing meets include Queena Tockey Club at Aqueduct Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia Dorval Jockey Club closes in Montreal Track events feature New York Athletic Club at Travers Island Shooting holds Wisconsin state tournament in Milwaukee Tennis stages Women's International at Wimbledon Inter service matches in Washington Pacific Coast championship opens at Berkeley Seat North American Beat League kicks off in St Paul Yachting Bermuda Cup begins from New London and Chicago to Michigan City Boxing Canadian Olympic finals in Toronto
Giants pitcher John Watson started, finished, and won for the sixth consecutive time guiding a 6 1 victory over the Braves.
An injunction seeks to prevent the New York Central Railroad Company from exercising control through its directors over the Michigan Central Big Four Cincinnati Northern and Toledo and Ohio Central railroads. The petition cites the 1914 consolidation.
Elyria Richwines, riding a five game win streak, clash with Lorain Krohns at Krohn Field Sunday. Bill Rose will start for Richwines with Jim Guthrie on the firing line and Par ton catching. Richwines have two wins over Valley City this season and Krohns defeated Shamrocks 1-0 last Sunday in a rain shortened game.
The Congregational Church team, fielding eight men, defeated Grace Lutheran 7 to 3. Peabody pitched masterfully allowing four hits and eight strikeouts as blocks and others produced key hits. The Lutherans scored three in the second before the Congregationals answered with three in the third and two in the fourth and fifth to seal the win.
The notice highlights shorthand training as a practical path for young men alongside bookkeeping and accounting to improve employment prospects at Elyria Business College.
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