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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
10
Lorain March 22 The S J Davis junior basketball team fell 16 to 12 to the Church of Christ team of Elyria in a hard fought 40 minute game. Reinhart of Elyria scored five field goals.
Professor C W Savage announced the second annual athletic carnival at Warner gym on March 25. Events include a half mile boarding house relay winner’s loving cup, interclass track, ribbon prizes, a grant valley ball game Sophs vs Frosh, interleague basketball, and a full afternoon and evening program with various prelims finals and dances.
Oberlin high school housing a promising track squad with three key lettermen back. Captain Thomas Fitzgerald leads sprints and field events, Kreuger excels in distance running, while Richardson and Gayters bolster javelin, shot put, and middle-distance events.
Three year old Dan Comerford son of the Brooklyn Dodgers' trainer expresses faith in the Dodgers. He predicts pitchers will be in shape for McGraw. The piece notes upcoming meets including the Little Big Seven on June 3 and the X. O. 4. 1. meet at Lakewood on May 20 with several big schools entering.
The Enamel Products bowlers dropped two of three games to Willys-Overland at Gala alleys last night. Lades excelled to win the first game, but the Enamels were outplayed in the remaining two. Pomeroy led scoring in the evening.
Selections for the Yale versus Princeton women's basketball classic were made. Yale lists Captain Nachel Rowley at left forward, Washburn center, Hummel guard, Hazard left guard, with Kindleman at left end. Princeton shows Kempble at center, Hay guard, Savage Cantainy as guard, and Powdermaker as guard, with Lee McCord as forward and other subs.
Reports from multiple spring training sites note pitchers Allan Sotheron and Guy Morten possibly joining Kansas City in Cleveland series. Ray Caldwell aims for a shutout against old teammates as Carl Mars shines for the Yankees in New Orleans. Minor league prospects and rookie arms circulate in Texas and California camps, with scouts eyeing infield upgrades for upcoming seasons.
World sport today features final Allan Cup competitions in Toronto Skatins, international amateur indoor championships in Milwaukee, and regional events across golf and wrestling. Matches include John Kionis versus Billy Echover in Indianapolis, Hughey Walker ten rounds in Kalamazoo, Young Denny versus Billy Man twelve rounds in Houston, and Sam Langford against Fred Fulton ten rounds in Beardstown.
The Oberlin College history and German departments report that 175 of 278 students passed the written memorization exam on the Sermon on the Mount. President H C King announced the results and said all who failed will get another chance Thursday. A correction noted Merritt Starr as a donor’s name.
Eaton area notes report the Grange Penny social has been postponed from March 4 because of scarlet fever. Also listed are local updates: Dan Stocking lost a horse. Clayton Stranahan buys a house in Elyria and rents his farm to his son Glen. school oratorical contest set for March 28. Charlies Tompkins ill. Jay Morson at Cleveland-Akron Bank Co. Mrs. F D Longhon cared for ill daughter-in-law in Painesville. L. C. Pierce ill. Hazel Hawke visited Miss Jean Lonsbon. Keith Rice moving. L. T. Davis on Bellefontaine trip. Weston Eckhardt injured falling from cinders. Mrs. Arthur Jackson recovering. birthday gathering for Mrs. Hathaway with gifts.
An old advertisement urges men women and children to consult Dr Snell for a wide range of illnesses. It promises frank assessment whether curable and offers non surgical treatment for ovarian or womb troubles and cautions against unnecessary surgical operations.
An advertisement urges readers to consult a renowned doctor despite age or illness. It promises hope through treatment and emphasizes chemical and microscopic analysis of blood urine and sputum for nervous and mental conditions.
The notice lists numerous Cornish family members and relatives visiting or visiting hosts, including Mrs. Mante Cornish, Miss Pyrie Cornish, Milo Cornish, the Tite, Phelps, Corrish, Cornish, Cowley, and George Cornish households with children. Adelbert Cheney of Lorain visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Barth. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Chapman were mentioned.
A note states the guests have departed and mentions Mrs. Will Lord of Elyria as a guest’s mother while Mrs. Emma Ross is reported ill.
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