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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

13

Quentin Romero-Rojas to Challenge Floyd Johnson in Madison Square Garden Bout

New York May 9 Quentin Romero-Rojas the Chilean heavyweight rumored to be tough and awkward will face Floyd Johnson in Madison Square Garden tonight. Odds favor Johnson at about 5 to 1 with gambling circles split on outcome as analysts debate whether Romero-Rojas can upset the seasoned American.

New York Quentin Romero-Rojas Firpo Chile Will Gally Floyd Johnson Madison Square Garden Gamb Lers Johnson Archimedes Rickard Rojas Weyl Hnson Hardihood Renault Otiers Guebos

Wilder Cigars Unveil New Uniforms For Sandusky Trip

Wilder Cigars announce arrival of new uniforms to be distributed by Manager Hayden D. Evans at the Overland Sales room. The team departs the Smoke House at eleven Sunday for a trip to Sandusky to face the Sandusky Eagles opening the season.

Wilder Hayden D. Evans Overland Bmoke Sandusky Euro Sandusky Eagles

Kiwanis Club Forms Ball Club For Season

Kiwanis Club members voted to field a baseball team again this year. Practice will be held every Tuesday and Thursday at Richwine Piglet field, with games on Wednesday afternoons.

Kiwanis Club Richwine Piglet

Hobo Case Highlights Newark Police Inquiry

A Newark incident involving a vagabond named Moser sparked police interest after he was found amidst new clothes. The investigation drew comparisons to a prior case of a boy who was briefly undressed during an awkward episode, drawing public attention to hat habits and mischief in the area.

Newark Wm. Moser Wingry Yolka Varg Johnny Jones

Postponed Games Report Amid Hazy Text

Fragmentary notice references postponed games and unclear details. Missing dates teams and venues. Reads like a local classifieds style query for notices and ads rather than a clear sports report.

Negro Umpire Sought For City Ball Game

In a note from the league, requests are made to appoint a Black umpire for the county game amid color tensions. Officials say teams from Columbus will participate under the banner of tolerance and fair play.

Negro Eii Kinzak Ayerberg Uayll Wilco

West 15 Prcate IY SeatecretY TY New York

In Kentucky a racing result was disputed as the favorite cited a supposed workout. Duane Ina was noted as a training favorite though not considered in final selections. Two leading colts, Mad Play and another unsteady horse, faced scrutiny over recent performances and season prospects.

New York Mey o.Siosirin Paligwing Teisning Lia Sola Saraaga Don Ie Keesi Lunio Ie

Shady Delle Pole Meet Set for City Night

Shady and Delle pole meet will be held at night at Sandusky High School field today between Teview and Norwalk. Coach Miller announced plans with three places in all events. Strong veteran teams from Sandusky and rivals prepare for the triangular meet under Blue Supporters.

Sandusks Ries Norwalk Miler Doa- Trong Sandus

League G OW I 19 1306 19 11 8 and 21 11 10

Fragmented OCR text records a sports or league line with numerous numbers and codes, listing scores or identifiers such as Pet and 684 579 556 524 500 429 38S 233. The readable content suggests a statistical or standings snippet without a complete narrative.

League G. OW. I Pet

Pitchers in demand as managers hunt talent nationwide

New York May 9 Managers round up young pitchers in search of talent as teams recruit and train box recruits for league play. Clubs invest heavily hoping to find one or two who can deliver twenty win seasons, spurring a shift from slugging to pitching in 1924.

New York Sentim Mathewson Miner Detroit Tigers Cobb Jer Huggins John McGraw Louisville Floratio Alger Wayland Dean McGraw Newark Treward Baldwin Ironman Hermann Jakie May Vernon Tom Sheeran St. Paul Pittsburgh Dan Kramer Emil Yde Wisconsiniversity Oklahoma City Oklahoma Yde Dean Baldwin Ernie Mann Wichita Joe Bradshaw Toledo Walter Johnson Babe Ruth

Last Night's Fights Rock Several Cities in Narrow Wins

In Youngstown C Young Stribling outpointed Billy Conley of Seattle over twelve rounds. Joe Peppers of Cleveland outpointed Ted Smith of Capton in eight rounds. Chuck Feldman of Cleveland beat Patsy Johnson of Akron in six. Nick Morrow of Canton defeated Pal Kansas of Youngstown in six. In Hoboken T Irish Johnny Curtin stopped Billy Ryckoff in eight. In Brooklyn Panama Joe Gans beat Georgie West in ten. In Newark Jack Rapaport beat Jos Dundee in fourteen.

Youngstown Young Stribling Billy Conley Seattle Joe Peppers Cleveland Ted Smith Capton Chuck Feldman Patsy Johnson Akron Nick Morrow Canton Pal Kansas Hoboken Tirish Johnny Curtin Jersey City Billy Ryckoff Brooklyn Panama Joe Gans New York Georgie West England Newark Jack Rapaport South Orange N. J Jos Dundee Baltimore

Judge Questions Bone Expert About Cards Browns Wins

In St Louis on May 9, Circuit Judge George B. Mix presiding over a $15,000 damage suit against United Railways, Dr. Robert Hyland admitted being the official physician for the St Louis American and National League clubs. The judge pressed as Hyland, a bone specialist, offered sports insight, joking about why the Cardinals and Browns cannot win.

ST. Louis George BE. Mix Wiliam C. Lowe Motorman United Railways Robert Hyland St. Louis American Cardinals Browns Dr. Hyland St. Louie

Eastern clubs head west as NL spark flies

Four Eastern teams travel to the West in a bold NL shift while Western cities brace for clashes. Giants seem secure in first but Brooklyn stumbles. Braves puzzles persist and Beaneaters fear defeats. Phils head West praying as trains stall. Cincinnati fans wager on Giants with Reds’ fate looming. Sausage barons expect gains as Ciney fans crave hot dogs.

Horace Greeley New York Giants Brooklyn Back Bay Phils Tfrain Cincinnati Reds Frankfurter Colony

World’s Champion Wrestler Flohs by Punch to Jaw

Strangler Lewis, heavyweight champ, won after a foul by Polish challenger Stan ly Stasiak. Referee Sam Avery awarded the match when Lewis could not continue. Stasiak attacked Lewis with strangle holds and a jaw blow prompting the finish. Opening liberty bonds reported in separate item.

Flohes Boston Strangler Lewis Reed Stanley Stasiak Lew Lewis Sam Avery St. Joseph Stasiak

Met Jockey Club and Intercollegiate Meets Mark Racing Week

A fragment list of racing and sports events includes meetings of the Metropolitan Jockey Club at Jara, Maryland Jockey Club at Timtico, and Pacific/Intercollegiate championships at multiple sites. Trapshooting tournaments open and close in Missouri, South Carolina, and Oregon with boxing and rugby events noted in Spokane and Paris. Continuous, uncertain OCR yields limited specifics and several names unclear.

Cisu Metropolitan Jockey Club Jara Maryland Jockey Club Timtico Paci Club Tantferan Montgomery Southwestern Intercolleriate Awa- Coast Oregon Pendler Missouri Joplin South Carolina Spartanburg Long Island Flushing Paris Spokane Quint Romero Floyd Johnson Roun Jimmy Deer Danney Lee Brat Gating Cut Krant Paul al Pettingiil

Explaining Why High School Athletes Struggle in College Football

Dr J W Willee, tutor at Ohio State University, notes a stiffening competition and team fit as key reasons many high school players fail to make the college grade. He cites boosters in spring training and home praise as factors masking true readiness and emphasizes the need to adapt to a new team style beyond individual skill.

Columbl's. O Arkits J. W. Wilee Ohio State Univesity Wilee Sprin Wilce Tal Dr. Wi Pia

Baseball Briefs: Red Sox Top Senators 4 to 2

Report of a baseball game where the Red Sox defeated the Senators 4 to 2 with key contributions from players including Collin and Wisler. The Indians were edged 1 to 0 by a separate note, while rain affected later play.

Walier Jodgcon Senators Collin Vhisler Tim Devore

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