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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
4
fragmentary baseball note details Detroit and Cleveland contest with Cleveland advancing to fourth in the standings after a five run inning. Mentions Cooper and Collins involvement and Uhle pitching.
Reported turnout billed for a big boxing bout as Cato faces Wilt in a highly anticipated match. Promoters promise a dramatic finish and strong crowd response.
The scoreboard notes postponements for the playground league with overtime play reported. Teams Milton and Franklin at Ham elt and Meckial are mentioned in difficult encounters as scheduling remains unsettled.
The report lists various amateur and open championships and matches across locations including Toronto Philadelphia Groton Worcester Haverford Glencoe and Long Island City detailing events in boxing tennis and other disciplines with notable names and venues. Highlights include Canadian and intercollegiate amateur champions and upcoming tournaments in Wimbledon and state championships.
The article notes seven swimmers preparing to cross the English Channel with five women aiming to be the first of their sex to swim the treacherous waters. It describes training methods and the endurance focus, naming participants linked to Miss Ederle's training and past attempts, and references their tentative schedule and conditions.
The 26th annual convention of the Federation of Colored Women of the state is held at Rust Mok Church in Oberlin with about 150 delegates. Guests include Mrs. Bergner and Mrs. Thomas. a public reception is planned at Rowland Hall. The Oberlin summer school session is described with courses in economics, education, philosophy, political science, sociology, and field trips to National Parks and Virginia mountains.
The employees of the Oberlin Savings Bank were treated to steak dinners at the Park Hotel last night by H. I. Bart. Eleven guests attended including the honored couple Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith who had recently been married.
The text notes Clark S planning to spend much of summer in Husk Paddock with Watson, and Watson attending the national convention of the Association of Hardware Dealers. Samuel King of North Pro gat by Hee Cleveland. A couple returned from Oberlin Sunday and were guests at a cottage visit Monday. Reverend Van der and others visited Mr and Mrs P. son at Ver and Jo Monday.
An unnamed American sent a record book order for a representative English library of 1,500 volumes to a London bookseller. The shipment would create a new treasure in historical records and boost the English collection.
The jury was finally secured this morning in common pleas court to try Frank Gonzales on a murder charge. A special panel of 75 was exhausted yesterday and Judge Galbraith began selecting another list of prospective jurors.
The radio dance orchestra led by Karnment will headline a night at Crystal Gardens on Wednesday in June with one of the biggest crowds expected. The return appearance of favored musicians is assured along with new novelties, as Austin Wylie's orchestra may be the sole act for the venue this season due to other bookings.
Brief note indicates an English event named total eclipse gathering observers since 124, with likely spots at Stoneyhurst near Preston and at South Carrisule in the northern land to take sun observations on June 23.
An archival notice seeks manufacturers to represent the largest in the country with an excellent reputation and compliance with government and state requirements. Territory representation and franchise rights are available to qualified firms meeting standards.
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