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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
2
Two games on Memorial Day feature West erns and Cubs, Eagles and Giants from the city. At 1 30 p m the Western Automatics meet the East Side Cubs in a promising opener. At 2 p m the Eagles face the Giants with the Giants saying they are stronger than last Sunday.
Elyria and Lorain High tracked tied in a close intercity dual meet held in Lorain at Longfellow park. The event featured near equal performances across multiple disciplines with a tense mile relay finish and a large crowd observing the tight score and near misses.
South Amherst clubs beat St Nicholas of Lorain 20 to 9 last Sunday. The St Nicholas team contends they lost 19 to 15, a claim criticized by the South Amherst manager Howe who asserts the official score was 20 to 9.
Sport events report scattered racing and polo listings from Belmont Park to Ottawa and New York venues. Notable bouts include Georgie Bender versus Tony Vacarrella in a four round arena in New York with multiple clubs and associations hosting meetings.
A fragmented report notes a baseball game involving Card Ram and the Reds with mentions of bases tagging and a slow scoring run, hinting at a late score by Card fans.
An irregular item notes gossip around baseball standings and league position with scant readable details. It mentions the National League context and possible team status without clear names or dates. The fragment hints at competitive mood and interest in final rankings.
A fragmented sports note mentions a Monday game with St Agnes Tean and Grage Lutherans. References to Be e and innings appear garbled, but several players are noted in passing. The text hints at four runs and bases on balls, with names like Mal LoadowlastWwieve and Henke appearing amid the unclear context.
The readable fragments show league standings and figures for the American League. Key entities include teams and numeric stats, but the text is incomplete and lacks full context. The item appears as a brief standings snippet rather than a full story.
The Gun Club plans a Wednesday shoot after a sparse Saturday afternoon turnout. Weather is improving and local members expect higher turnout. A memorial day event will feature a doubles prize of 12 and a target drill at eight yards, plus additional shoots and prizes for the season.
Boxing results from last night include multiple bouts with various fighters in New York Akron Muncie and Cincinnati. Notable actions saw Frankie Cortey and Dutch Brand among others securing decisive rounds while Anthony Downey quit Fisher in a Cleveland arena amid heavy exchanges.
Community events in Pittsfield include a school picnic at the Center of Was a Decided success with fine weather. A meeting on the 42h of July and a Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Evans were mentioned along with graduation exercises at Cursary Park.
The text lists a jumble of names and places including teachers and students such as Moss Amite, Jo Moss Teens, Pattie Veerons, Mrs. Sherburne, and Mr. Gan. It mentions a Sunday visit by Mrs. Rose Beekier and several references to local schools, patrons, and activities with unclear events or dates.
An unusual old ad proclaims free foot relief for sore feet with a bold claim. It promises to ease conditions like fallen arches flat feet and weak ankles through a specialist service. The text invites readers to visit for proof and claim.
A fragmented report notes Kathrsip and several others from South Ridge and East Amherst gathering for a family occasion. Attendees include Mrs Barbara Bselurath and Mr Sting with multiple relatives described across a busy afternoon.
May 30 31st date listed for the Brunswick Dance Orchestra at Century Park Lorain Ohio. Event advertised with local music group and civic venue details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows numerous garbled names and terms like Mb utdis George Botttte Jeng Wop Stagg and Gates, Townline, Burbage. Readable items: Cathy Hitrager, Snooohrere, Townline. Lacks coherent event or outcome.
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