Ninety Two Year Old Dwight N Clark Sets Nine Hole Mark
Dwight N Clark of Woodbridge Connecticut photographed at Pinehurst Minnesota on his ninety second birthday after shooting 29 strokes on the nine hole putting course. He is hailed as the greatest golfer of his age with multiple records. Four years earlier at eighty eight he carded forty five for the nine hole course. In 1913 he set a record of 101 consecutive weekdays with 118 hole rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight N. Clark
Woodbridge
Fremont and Newark Bowl Match Today in Lorain
Newark and Fremont teams arrived for the eighth annual Inter-City Bowling tournament at Canales Brothers alleys. Newark began rolling at 10 o'clock this morning and Fremont at 1 PM. both squads feature expert bowlers expected to post high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoramn
Oy Fers
Mansfield
Canales Bros
Iittle
John
Sattler
Aisce
Fremont
Eal
Lorain
Mansfield John's Strollers Oe
Chen
T -Bekroeder
Oarttin’s Chocolates
Harley Davidson
Wade Drugs
Wen
Lyria Moose
Black’s Barbers
John’s Strollers
Canales
N. Ksenich
Smithberger
Semuth
Yerman
Aistineother
Winsteller
Sir. Clair
Heener
Feldcamp
Snyder
Windish
Diebold
Undy
Yaley
L. A Lahm
Bosco
N. Bosco
Bowerox
Haley
P. Canales
Zeisler
Essen
Schmuth Eeetea
Ones
Schnarr Ate
Earl Pierson
Miller Enewae Tenn
Bremming
Lawrence Ee
Wintersterrer
Zech Saece
Theobald
Burnette Een
S. Rixey
George Schuler
Bil Williams
Berry Wae
McBride
Yarman
Entrick
Smokehouse Lefebvre
Statle
Herrod
Fennbeeen
Phillyson
R Mansfield
Mansfield Cine
Lynch
Fughes
Gerhart
Courtney
Harts
Young
Eeeette American Watch Co
Newark
City
Inter-City Bowling Association
Canales Brothers
High School Five Beats Alumni Team in Benefit Game
On March 14 the OHS basketball team defeated the O H S Alumni 19 to 10 to raise funds for O H S athletics. Alumni featured former stars including Earl Jones and Marvin Metcalf and staged comic moments with various uniformed squads. Preceding games by Shawnee Crescent club squads ended with a 8 all tie and a 9 to 7 win by the white team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Crescent Club
George Wood
Lorain High Loses to Lakewood in Controversial Finish
Lorain High School fell to Lakewood last Friday after a disputed ending. Athletes association members blamed officiating for the defeat, citing a late sequence where Horn drove then was trapped by two Lakewood players, impacting the final play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lakewood
Athlets Association
Horn
Lakewoods
Eight Lorain Teams Entered in Big Tournament
Elyria March 14 Eight teams enter the Lorain County basket ball tournament at the Elyria Y M C A next Friday and Saturday. Semifinals and final set for Saturday with 7 30 p m starts. Teams include Elyria Y M C A Estarois Oberlin Business College Kipton City team and others. Amherst Ford and Amherst Furniture did not enter. The county's first basketball tournament promises spirited contests with Elyria Y M C A and Lorain Estarois favored to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Kipton
Oberlin
Elyria Y. M. C. A. Bym
Estardis
Ain
Business College of
City
Y. M. C. A., Legion, Enameled Products Co and
Young Men's Business Club
Amherst Fords
Amherst Furniture
Elyria Y
M. B. C. Oberlin Business College
Lorain Estarois
Elyria Y. M. B C
Local Team Sees Tie Shot Ruled Ineligible
Spectators described a crucial late shot as one of the prettiest seen by the local school and followers. The referee ruled Horn carried the ball off the floor, declaring the basket ineligible, prompting high school members to call the decision absurd and say the official made similar remarks afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Amherst High Beats Willoughby 38 to 11 in Fast Game
Amherst High School defeated Willoughby High 38 to 11 in a brisk gymnasium matchup led by Hearn with strong teamwork and individual plays. The Lorain grade school games followed with balanced teams and close scores across multiple classes, featuring frequent substitutions and several players contributing field baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst High
Willoughby High
Willoughby
Hearn
T. Neumeister
Feitz S. Neumeister
Barber Hearn
Okiens
Thomas Monger
Bruno Edwards
Bicks
Neumeister
Leimbach
Edwards
Pickering
Feitz
Ellsworth
Thomas
Lorain
Bef Eines
Kirg
A. Smith
R.F
G. Miller
FOTY
le Finn C
C. Henderson
Shultz
Goodrich McMillian
R.G
Barndollar
Baird
Shiverman
Goodrich
Batts
Henderson
Smith
Muller
Keer
King
Smith Ashelyn
Collier
Substitutions and Scorers Listed for Hoyles R G Steevard
Hoyles R G Steevard substituted freely for Hoyles with Raymond replacing Metzar. Field baskets credited to Delfield King Grendon Goforth 2 Clark Faris Steevard 2. Fouls noted for Faris Graner 3 Metzar. Boxer Instantly Killed By Dance Hall Officer report from Cleveland dated March 14 mentions Calwell, 26, known in sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kebalar
L.F
C. Faris Hovey
R.pf
King Doane
Ceeeee Creeeee
Delfield Deeds
L.G
Clark C. McPhie
R.G
Steenard Field
McPhie
Faris
Doane
Steenard
Hoyles
Cleveland
Herman Calwell
Urban A C of Lorain to Play May in Strong Lineup
Lorain March 14 Urban A C announced a standout baseball squad for the coming season with 17 top players and out-of-town additions. Lefty Dombroski from New Orleans will pitch with Pleets backing. Infielders Sobelski, Steweil, Stemack, and Armstrong headline the infield while Adams Burns and Al Matuszak cover the outfield. Season opens May 8 at Berea with games slated against Sandusky Marblehead Norwalk Wellington and Port Clinton. In a separate report Cal White was shot and killed by H A McGrath after an argument at a dance hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
A. C
Urban Billiard Hall
Long Avenue
Dombroski
New Orleans
Urleans
Pleets
Graft
Burns
Sobelski
Leo Steweil
Stemack
Armstrong
Adams
A. Burns
al Matuszak
Urbans
Berea
Sandusky
Marblehead
Norwalk
Wellington
Port Clinton
Cal White
H. A. McGrath
Past Masters in Batting to Train Giant Recruits
Giants recruit batting wisdom from three former stars John McGraw Hughie Jennings and Jesse Burkett in San Antonio for spring training Their combined hitting average over 27 years exceeds .300 with Burkett at .423 in 1895 Jennings at .397 in 1896 and McGraw at .390 in 1899 The trio’s tutelage aims to sharpen new players while reflecting the Ned Hanlon influence on the Giants pennant chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Velock
International News Service
New York
Giant
San Antonio
John McGraw
Hughie Jennings
Jesse Burkett
Burkett
McGraw
Jennings
Hugh Duffy
Ed Delehanty
Giants
Baltimore Orioles
Wich McGraw
Brillance
Esse Ag
Jenenings
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
The _Chronicle-Telegram
Qunsfield Rollers Bowl
Feni
Sharp Ee
Sommers
Weber
Fenn
Daum
Boswell
Downell
Ferguson
Philypsoen
Ie Fer Ae
Adal Keck Tm Ee
Mahoney Ae
McCarty
Wen Dippman
Auy
Ee Eee
Hughes
Lane
Summers
Shoop
Ai Snyder
Webber
Duda
Luecht
Matuch
Terretty
Wentrich
Mendlich
Brandt
Schroder
Harbought
Berger
Kech
Autrican
LaFebvre
Statler
Antrican
Harbaugh
Keckled
Schwab
W. Schwab
Bookman
Fetter
A. Schwab
Rike Ten Ee
Berry
Dippman
McCarthy
Mahoney
Lane Wee Me
Downs
Fenn Cee
Phillipson
Boswe
Donnellin
Schroeder
Wendlich Ee
Logsden
Lyrain Stigles Sattler
Stillwell
J. Bates
Stein
Dwight
Clash Tere
ALUMI
Lorain HI
S. Neumeister
Monger
Barber
Bruno
Worth Fouls
L. Neumeister
C. Horn
Thompson Gammie
R.fl. We
Wallace Stegel
Reed
Hartineg
Frederick
Alexander Substitutions
Broderick
Wallace
Thompson
Stegel
Gammie
Siegel
Alexander
Petroky
Grendow Smith
Goforth
Mitewell
Petrosky
Reeder
Ross
Grendow
Metzar
Mitchell
Petroskey
Ross Grover
Henderson Stegel
Aig
Hae Miller Broderich
Goodrich Frederick
Klein
Harting
Silverman
Butts
Miller
Broderich
Meiczar
Tee LF
Faris Grendow Es
Goforth Ae R.F
King Cc
Delfield Graner
Eeeees le Eaouvte
Tom Sawyer
Elyria, Ohio
C. B. Mead & Son
Lorain, Ohio
Cese