Elyria Track Meet Highlights and Wide Margin Victory
The Elyria track team edged Berea and West Tech in a cool afternoon meet at Elyria with West Tech 66 1 2 to 33 1 2. Sophomore Sy Fleming led Elyria with 16 first places and a second. Wilkinson of Berea and pamiller of Tech traded top marks in sprints and hurdles while Bishop led the mile. Event details include Fleming clocking 10.1 in the 100 yard dash and Bishop winning the mile before a late sprint by Ndhop. The meet featured close finishes in hurdles and high jump with Herb Wilson deciding the high jump in a jump-off and Clevelands Heights looming as next opponent.
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Elyria
West Tech
Berea
Sy’ Fleming
Pamiller
Tech
Sec
Wilkinson
Kaewee
Bishop
Ndhop
Tvo
Herb’ Wilson
Agde
Vyaulis
Cleveland Heights
Fleming
Taylor
Tichnor
Redman
Dash
Wilkincen
Finney
Hatten
Ives
Tilden
Aifen
Segrist
Mile
Debeat Put
Neshett
Macrimald
Hemmeter
Dillman
Boursin
Ler
Halbrook
Track meet results show West Tech win mile relay
In Robinson Heights and kt event results Miller and Gideon tied for high jumps at 11 ft 4 in. Bliot and Men nick led discus with 42 ft. 1 in. Javelin saw Fleming and Hartzell placing. Mile relay went to West Tech in 3 minutes 49.7 seconds.
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Robinson
Miller
Movia, Dle
Gideon
Ives
Bliot
Schuck
Mennick
Pape
Herekes
Wing
Barnes
Eckeret
Fleming
Hartzell
Schubert
Prieba
West Tech
Horse Races Planned for Fourth of July Celebration
A committee led by Dr. N. D. Backus Dr. E. P. Clement and W. E. Sudro told the Elyria Eagles and business men at last night’s Fourth of July meeting that horse races are being arranged for July 4 at the county fair grounds. They expect at least three races in the afternoon.
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N. D. Backus
E. P. Clement
W. E. Sudro
Elyria Eagles
County Fair
Indians Blank Yankees 3 0 For First Time This Year
George Uhle hurled a 3 to 0 victory over the New York Yankees, the Indians’ first whitewash of the season. Four Yankee hits off the lanky Lakewood lad as Uhle shaded Babe Ruth with crafty pitches and a few surprise strikes. RBI from Sewell Hodapp Uhle and Lind keyed the win with a three-base hit by Lind and sacrifices by Hodapp Forseca Lind Samma. Double plays by Combs Gehrig Pennock Lazzeri Gehrig Lind Fonseca Robertson Lazzeri Gehrig. Left on bases New York 5 Cleveland. Pennock walked four Uhle struck out one. Time 11 15.
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George Uhle
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Lakewood
Babe Ruth
J. Sewell
Hodapp
Uhle
Lind
Forseca
Samma
Combs
Gehrig
Pennock
Lazzeri
Fonseca
Robertson
Cleveland
Campbell
Geisel
American Results and National Games Highlights Today
American results include Cleveland defeating New York 3 to 0 and Detroit besting Washington 12 to 2. Philadelphia topped St. Louis 4 to 3 while Boston beat Chicago 3 to 1. National results feature Pittsburgh 6 over New York 5 and St. Louis 15 over Philadelphia 4.
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New York
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh Sea
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St Louis
Sea Means
Chicago Wee
Boston Ae
Keio University Defeated 0 by Illinois in May Baseball
In Champaign on May 9 Keio University of Tokyo was defeated by the University of Illinois 0 to 0 in a baseball game. The teams were scheduled to play again today.
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Champaign
Ill
Keio University of
Indians blank Yankees to start series 3–0 win
Yesterday George Uhle pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 3–0 shutout of the New York Yankees, their second of the season. The Yankees have beaten Cleveland only once in three seasons. Meanwhile the Athletics defeated the Browns to move atop the league leaders.
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George Uhle
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Yankees
Thle
Athletics
Browns
Hatser's Bet Helps Sox Win Opener Over Chicago
The Red Sox defeated Chicago in the opener and pushed the White Sox down. Washington lost again to the western invaders as the Tigers routed the Senators 12 to 2. Every National League home club won. Reds beat Braves 7 to 2, Pirates topped New York 6 to 5, Cubs edged Robins 4 to 3, and Cardinals routed Phillies 15 to 4.
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Red Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Tigers
Senators
Reds
Giants
Braves
Pirates
New York
Chicago Cubs
Robins
Cardinals
Phillies
Elyria City to Meet Goodyears at Riverview Park
Elyria City faces strong Goodyears of Akron after beating the Yellow Cabs. The Goodyears boast a top hurling staff and a well-rounded lineup as locals aim to end a four-year winless streak against them. Sunday matchup should feature fast, heads up play.
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Yellow Cabs
Akron
Elytia City
Streag Goodyears
Riverview Park
Elyria
Goodyears
Speed Boys
OAHAZEN Think Up Player Will Win at British Open
Golf chronicler Gene Sarazen predicts an American victory in the British Open at Sandwich England with contenders Hagen Armour Barnes Mehlhorn Stupple McHugh Grant and Sarazen himself in the field Jurado the Agentinian shines in early rounds and could surprise by taking the trophy if pace holds and weather worsens the greens.
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United Press Sandwich
Eng
Jose Jurado
Walter Hagen
Hale
Bill Mehlhorn
Mehlhorn
Hagen
Armour
Barnes
Stupple
Mchugh
Grant
Myself
Great Britain
America
Jurado
Tom
Ladies Aid Society Meets in Birmingham For New Campaign
Birmingham May 9 The Ladies Aid Society of the Birmingham A E church met May 2 with Mrs Art Hand and Mrs Willard Davidson hosting A new member campaign was launched with Mary Haman and Carrie Davidson as captains The next regular meeting will be June 6 at the home of Mrs Ralph Kuhlman. Funeral notices, farm updates, and visiting friends fill the local column with names and places from Avon Youngstown Elyria Wakeman and Lorain.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Birmingham A. E. Church
Art. Hand
Willard Davidson
Mary Haman
Carrie Davidson
Ralph Kuhlman
Carl Oehling
Tiffin
Ida Hill
Florence
Dorothy Bilton
Avon
Loyd
Youngstown
J. Joyce
W. P. Funk
Birmingham M. E. Church
Wakeman
J. E. Derby
Cleveland
Orin Grugel
Amherst
L. W. Funk
Henry A. Funk
Oberlin
Adam Funk
C. C. Tyson
Lorain
Birmingham
W.L. Pease
Irving Baumann
Henrietta
Lockwood Spangel
George Latteman
Morris Green
Lucile
Huron
Art. Kaufman
Anna Bel
H. B. Robertson
Elyria
P. C. Robertson
Art Gilder
Jessie Berkmreyer
Clara Moulder
Roydan
C. A. Bissel
Barney Snyder
G. M. Snyder
Elmer Hand
Adam Horn
D. A. Bonnet
S. Hastings
Grafton Road
Lew Hopkins
Bella Hopkins
Vern Heidrich
Brighton
C. W. Lawrence
Yankees Aim to Break Record With Stronger Season
The New York Yankees seek to surpass a 1917 milestone by improving on last year’s .708 season average, attempting to set a new record in the American League.
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New York Yankees
Atst
Home Run Club Stars From Yesterday's Games
Ruth and Bissorette lead the list of hitters with homers for the Yankees and Robins yesterday while Hauser of the Athletics and Rice of the Senators join the parade. Critz of the Reds and High of the Cardinals contribute as well. League totals show National and American leaders.
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Ruth
Yankees
Bissorette
Robins Hauser
Athletics
May 9 Gossip and Society in Local Town
Mary Bainbridge visits with daughter for a few days as Cleveland guests Mr and Mrs Rogers and Mrs Tyrrell of Cleveland visit. Len D Lloyd hosts friends from Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria and local towns. Esther Pratt ill. Society dinner hosts named. A J Hulse trips to Painesville. St Louis Museum exhibits rare Egyptian necklaces from 12th dynasty some nearly 5000 years old predating Tutankhamen.
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W. N. Harding
Thelma
Esther Pratt
Andrews
Rowe
Fishburn
A. J. Hulse
Painesville
ST. Uwouis
St. Louis Art Museum
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Parish Krishnamurti Says He Has No Use for Women
Krishna Murti, a young Hindu prophet, stated here that he had no use for women because he was sated with love affairs that occurred in another existence.
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Krishnamurti
Oberlin Prepares for Republican Mock Convention
Oberlin College students gear up for their quadrennial Republican Mock Convention on May 14 and 15 in a circus-tent campus event. The tradition started in 1864 and mirrors a real national convention with debates, state roll calls, and votes, drawing participants from 46 states and foreign countries. The 1928 campaign features clubs for Curtis, Norris, Hoover, Lowden, and Dawes, a League of Women Voters, and a resident chairman, with intense campaigning across campus.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Abraham Lincoln
Bruce Barton
Uni
Senator Willis
Crabbe
Ohio
Curtis
Norris
Hoover
Lowden
Dawes
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
William Howard Taft
Warren G. Harding
League of Women Voters
Boxing Viscount challenges London police in jest
Lord Knebworth, the Boxing Viscount and heir to Lord Lytton, boasted after a four round win over a London policeman that he would welcome a ring match with the entire force. He joked of grudges over minor summonses for parking, lights, and car silencers, at age 23 in London.
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Bobbies
London
Lord Knebworth
Viscount Knebworth
Lord Lytton
Ad on The Chronicle Telegram Want Page Pays
Classified notice offers an opportunity to place an advertisement in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page with payment details and end date. Ad space highlights include services, jobs, items for sale, and real estate listings.
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