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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
5
Interest centers on the game tonight between the Eagles and Moose. The Huskies knocked the Moose from the top recently and now hold a six game lead. Moose supporters expect a strong effort to close the gap with a large turnout at the arena.
The Legion team lost two games to Standard Oil 5 in a league night at Temple alleys. Lapp and Cavers led Standard Oil while Krugman and Wendt starred for the Legion. Weller topped the scoring. two out of three games went to the Temptics with strong bowling from both sides. Galas and Maddock contributed notable scores as Lorain County Electric/Perry’s Wheels were awarded a default to the Electrics.
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After a blow, the narrator regains consciousness being carried by an elderly foreigner toward a couch. A colored matron and a stern physician are summoned as the foreigner insists on medical care, while the narrator lingers on the uneasy impression of danger and a remembered voice. The matron’s gentle reassurance contrasts with the foreigner’s formal command as the scene shifts to treatment.
A narrator recalls a tense retreat aided by a calm buxom matron in a railroad station waiting room. He dodges a mysterious pursuer, gains aid to reach a taxi and a quiet hotel, and plans shelter while recovering from a head injury. He seeks a safe hotel and a lead to Katie, while observing wary hotel staff and a discreet exchange of glances.
Mrs Ruth beams as Babe Ruth inks a $50,000 salary plus $500 per homer with the Yankees, a deal that totals about $75,000 and reflects a major stride in his baseball career.
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A collage of sport notes mentions Jimmy Tracey as New Zealand heavyweight champion seeking big league status. References to a Pennsylvania vs Purdue game for a world college title, Indiana University stadium plans, White Sox pitcher development, Cardinals outfielder Jack Smith wearing glasses, Reds at Polo Grounds, Giants title celebrations, Benny Leonard potential July bout, St Louis Browns prospect Heine Meine, a one‑eyed horse Kinglike, Brooklyn president Ebbets on holdouts, Hasty Wills-Norfolk bout receipts, and Billy Wells arriving in New York with sprint run improvements.
Annual meetings and showcases across multiple sports list events in New York San Antonio Madison Square Garden Chicago Durham Pinehurst Jacksonville Palm Beach Belleair Indianapolis Columbia Orono Lincoln Boulder Defiance. Includes boxing note Johnny Bufts Roy More 18t Ci.
Ten round main event at Jersey City features Tommy Noble against Jimmy Powers. A ten round bout between Billy Shade and Chuck Wiggins set for Kalamazoo. Johnny Shugrue versus Tommy Leahy listed for one round in Worcester.
John H. Bartlett former head of the U S civil service commission is named to succeed Dr Hubert J Work as first assistant postmaster general Work recently moved to postmaster general position following Will H Hays resignation The announcement links Bartlett to the federal civil service leadership and the reshuffle in the postal department
In Washington on March 10 a government owned corporation for developing the Muscle Shoals Alabama nitrate project was proposed in the Senate today by a senator.
Senator Norris, Republican of Nebraska and chairman of the Senate agriculture committee, said he would introduce a bill to create such a corporation in the near future.
W. D. Gidding, 72, of Cleveland Ohio, bought a shotgun yesterday and used it today, ending his life. Authorities attribute failing health as the cause.
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