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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1927

Page

10

Maloney and Sharkey Set for Elimination Fight in New York

In New York on march 13 promoters plan a fifteen round elimination bout between Jim Maloney and Sharkey in Yankee Stadium part of Tex Rickard’s tour. The winner earns a gate likely around 460000 and a possible future against Dempsser or Tunner worth a million. Sharkey talks big about Maloney and tactics while Maloney remains quiet and favored by local bettors despite Sharkey’s chatter and confidence.

New York Yankee Stadium Boston Sharkey Mas- Yonex Mahoey Maloney

Racing and tennis flags marked by cross-continental events

Meetings of Westchester Racing Association at Belmont Park and Kentucky Jockey Club in Louisville frame a day of sport. Bathurst Cup in Paris marks tennis action among America France England rivals. Golf titles span British women, Long Island, and Baltimore Country Club events across multiple venues. Boxing cards list Sharkey Maloner and Slattery Kirby matches, with several six to fifteen round bouts at Yankee Stadium and related venues.

Westchester Racing Association Belmont Park Kentucky Jockey Club Louisville Newcastle Paris Ireland Long Island Great River L. L Baltimore Country Club Jack Sharkey Jim Maloner Yankee Stadium Jimmy Slattery Tom Kirby Johnny Grasse Jim Savage Joe Sanager Endie Shen

Elvria City Adds Lefty Judge and New Players

Elvria City team rosters three new signings including former Metzrer and Robinson players Tommy Nicke-Jette and Louie Nicke-Jette. Lefty Judge, ex Pirates and Indians pitcher, joined as a key acquisition to bolster pitching and defense as the club eyes a Triple A league bid and a Sunday match with Akron.

Elvria Biw Struck Tommy Louie Nicke- Jette Metzrer Robinson Cid Swift Nichols Tulk Lefty Judge Judge Pittsburgh

Whitehill Stars In Hero Role On Strong MLB Day

Yesterday Mark Whitehill of Detroit struck out 10 Washington batters as the Tigers won 4 5 3. Detroit second baseman posted two doubles driving in three runs while Bing Miller had four hits in five at bats including a home run. Louis Browns defeated Red Sox 8 8 in a field day. Cubs moved to second in the National League with a 7 4 win over the Dodgers, who committed five errors. Willis Sherde of St Louis had a rough outing as Boston Braves battered his pitching before relief. Pirates defeated the Giants 9 5 aided by Wright and Traynor home runs and timely hits.

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Mattorville Edges Hayfield 10-0 Behind No-Hitter

Rochester report says William Ripon of Mattorville High pitched his second no hit no run game as Mattorville defeated Hayfield 10 to 0. Ann Arbor patch mentions The Col.

Rochester Minn William Ripon Mattorville Hayfield

Gate baseball team edges Michigan 46 to 2 in tough win

The Gate team narrowly defeated the University of Michigan 46 to 2 amid a lopsided score. In local sports notes, health issues are linked to the death of Eddie Alcade, a local American Association pitcher found in his room. Nicky Aller, manager of the club, recently stated he believed Alcade’s ill health contributed to the fatal outcome.

University of Michigan ST. Pacl Minn Eddie Alcade American Association Nicky Aller

Tie Race in Hankow Sparks Mob After Finishing Photo

At Hankow International Race Club two ponies finished in a dead heat but the judges declared one the winner. Bettors booed as non members clashed with members, picket ropes torn from fences, and Cantonese officers intervened. Club officials promised four dollars to win-stake holders to calm the crowd as the program was postponed.

Hankow Ted Harmy Desire

Baseball scores and weather delay in early season standings

In the American League Cleveland New York game was postponed while Detroit beat Washington 5 to 3 and Boston topped Chicago Philadelphia in rain. National League Pittsburgh 14 New York 6 and Brooklyn 4 Boston two, with multiple matchups postponed due to rain. Wilder Wilt team holds Friday practice at Cascade Park ahead of Sunday game at Homerville. all players urged to attend.

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Manicurists Defeat Peking Authorities

May 12 Peking authorities yield to demand and permit barber shops to reopen after closing them for employing old manicurists. The move follows public pressure and allows shops to retain their feminine staff amid a puritanical crackdown.

Peking

Sailings of the Glorious Fleet Fade as Steam Reigns

Ten sailing vessels remain from the once mighty Glothe fleet, dwindling as steam power dominates. The Atlantic routes shrink. only a few British ships survive, many scrapped or sold. The era of port to port sailing wanes while long voyages grow rarer.

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Local Social Notes and Visitors Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Tralia hosted visitors and locals with several social calls around Columbus over the weekend. Mr and Mrs H D Furst entertained extended families, and Eucll Wiley with Mrs Sher and others visited friends including Larry Watson and Clarence Oster in various Cleveland and San Flora Knrght locales.

H. D. Furst Columbus Eucll Wiley Shera O A and Son Reres Larry Watson San

Congregational Guests and Local News Notes

Sunday morning services featured absence of Kev. Young with guests including Mrs Hazel Grenewald and Mr Charles Colson of Cleveland at Mr and Mrs W Wiley's home. Many local visits and travels reported among Dover Cleveland Lisbon Rickfeld Ashtabula and London, plus a note on Mrs George Silker claiming to be Lincoln tailors widow.

Lincoln Kyle Eng George Silker Lyerk Mer Abraham Uinncoln

Camel cigarette marketing pitch from early ad copy

Modern smokers are the most exacting ever known and Camel is promoted as the top cigarette. The copy claims Camel satisfies the hard-to-please with a blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos, superior taste and fragrance, and lighting a Camel brings taste fulfillment. Have a Camel.

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