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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
9
In New Orleans a colorful sports column mocks a famed Black Babe Ruth and features broad social jabs on Sunday laws and nightlife. Elyria braces for City Basket Ball league finals with two key games tonight between the YMBC and the Y Seniors, standings tight as the season concludes.
Elyria March 22 The Club Volley Ball League at the YMCA finished last Thursday after a three month run. The Masonic club led unbeaten with a 8-0 record while Kiwanis 5-3 Rotary 4-4 Y.M.C.A. 0-6-0 and Exchange 0-6-0 completed standings.
The Industrial League features two close matches Wednesday evening in Elyria. American Lace Co faces General Phonograph Co in a fast contest, followed by Enameled Products Co versus Willys-Overland, with Willys-Overland leading the league but challenged by Enameled Products after their county tournament showing. Admission is free and games begin at 7:30.
Eleven top racehorses and breeding stallions were killed in a fire at the Eastern States Exposition grounds in Springfield Massachusetts. Two brood mares were badly burned and will be shot. Estimated total loss around $60 000.
Premier Lorain lightweight Alex Hart meets Akron contender Wille Ames in a ten round clash on March 29. Hart, under Johnny Kilbane’s guidance, brings speed and science to face Ames who recently kayoed Kia Atlas in three. Special transport planned for Hart supporters attending in Akron.
March 22 Lorain The singles doubles standings at Andorka Bowling Alleys stayed led by Pleets with 655 in singles and 243 average. Doubles leader is Boytar with 1199, followed by events listing teams Canalos Andorka Bosco Poyak Lipa and others with scores in the 1100s.
Washington March 22 Dry leaders plan a congress attack for strict amendments to the liquor laws. Warner Wheeler of the anti saloon league pressed President Harding to appoint an honest internal revenue commissioner to enforce prohibition. He did not name candidates, but indicated Illinois figure Carlos Eooerbord as a likely successor.
Reportedly Mayor William F Fitzgerald of Cleveland may resign before an appointment in the Harding administration is finalized, potentially ending his term as mayor prior to the official choice.
The Robin son and Hancock Co introduces children’s top coats in fresh patterns. Available sizes range from 3 to 4 years to 6 years.
Moses Finkelstein aged eight becomes the youngest student ever enrolled at Central High School in Syracuse New York. The unexpected admission highlights a remarkable early entry into secondary education.
Colorado farmer G W Branson of Willard credits Vinol with restored vitality and energy after a period of weakness. The testimonial asserts Vinol builds appetite, improves digestion, increases red blood cells, and strengthens nerves and muscles, priced at 100 per bottle with a guarantee.
Elyria report states the Machine Shop five defeated the Buddies at Gala Alleys last night. Scores were low, but players enjoyed the game as much as if they had bowled high scores.
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