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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
5
A scrambled set of notes outlines Harvard and Princeton football history with mentions of Holy Cross Dartmouth and Notre Dame. It notes shifts in strength, graduation gaps, coaching reshapes, and the broad Big Three dynamic. Also includes unrelated notices about Davis sailing, fires, meetings, and legal proceedings from Vincent and Lorain counties.
In a hard fought local Y league indoor game St John's Lutheran defeated Church of Christ 11 to 10. The contest featured a close margin and strong performances from Huebner and Draegert with key contributions from Barnes and Peterma. Next week St Johns meets Automat a Laace in a Tuesday matchup.
Racing includes Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico and Kentucky Jockey Club at Louisville. Golf features the twentieth autumn tournament at Pinehurst. Boxing pits McTigue versus Thompson in Montreal and Tucker against Burke in Providence. Mahoney faces Sharkey in Boston. Wrestling shows Londos versus Gardini in Chicago.
Fragmentary notes recall twenty thousand miles of bicycle circuits in Amores, a university stadium era, and a Tor d crew trip to England with Oxford. The piece hints at the Winter Tagag season closing, Lou Darhs, and a 60th year milestone for Dobbs, a boxer's career spanning generations.
A historical tally outlines Harvard and Princeton football clashes from the 1870s through the 1920s, detailing wins, losses, and ties. It notes periods with no games, the sequence of titles held by each side, and key scorelines such as Princeton’s 41 to 15 victory in 1889 and Harvard’s series of wins in 1912 to 1914.
In New Orleans a jewelry salesman at a local hotel reported a theft of jewels valued about 209000 dollars. City and state offices, with private detectives across the South, are hunting the alleged robber. The victim is Henry Agate, vice president of Bonner Jewelry Manufacturing Company of New York.
Public auction to sell box reamers and other chattels from the case Nichols v McDaniels in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio. Sale held Monday November 17 1924 at 10 o'clock A M at Well ington.
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