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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
10
Washington reports Representative Claude Kitchin will resign as head of the minority ways and means committee to become floor leader for the Democrats in the incoming Congress. He succeeds Champ Clark. Democrats plan their organization after March 4.
Amherst residents report visitors arriving from Truman Minnesota and Taborton New York to spend time with Rev. A Egil and family on Church street. J C Melford of Fostoria Ohio and Rev O Eell of Taborton New York are visiting the parents Rev and Mrs A Marit.
In Lorain Times-Herald coverage, Elyria high faces criticism for rough football after a Sandusky defeat. Norwalk and Wellington protests join concerns about sportsmanship. Palmer injured in the quarter as Bellevue and others condemn rough play and question the era’s conduct.
The Elyria Professionals cancel their Sunday game at Tand Wanda New York to face Akron Goodyear Profession with the Nesser brothers on Thanksgiving. Other national games on Sunday include Amherst versus Talhens at Lorain Elyria Athletics versus Marcuries at Lorain and Grafton Indians against West a Tigers at Elyria. St. Stephana soccer match scheduled in Cleveland at Lorain.
Oberlin predictions favor a victory over Case Saturday despite past reversals. Captain Taylor and backfield threat Walker headline a robust offense while Wheeler anchors the passing game. Guard Withrow returns from injury to start, strengthening the line for the expected test.
Fremont's three basketball squads show dominance in the Northern Ohio League, with the current Fremont team considered the best in the Seven League. Coach Vanarsdalen earns praise for two seasons of effort, while Miss Katheen Unity inspires strong support. one more game remains, a clash with Norwalk at Norwalk next Saturday, amid hope Fremont will hold the line.
Billy and his mother flee through a gate as their herd of captives is loaded aboard a ship. They escape into a dim cattle hold where they observe iron bars, elephant cages, and snarling beasts. The voyage begins with roaring, fear, and a brave Billy keeping close to his mother amid the pandemonium.
Fremont High in Northern Ohio Scholastic League standings shows a dominant, undefeated season with a heavier, faster squad than last year. Norwalk looms as a potential challenger in the final league game at Norwalk on November 29. The school projects a strong program with many husky rising players and a record 121 league points while remaining unscored upon. Central High of Akron set to meet Ashland locals the following afternoon.
The Elyria Temple Seniors and Junior bowling teams travel to Sandusky on Sunday. The Seniors face the Martin Chyc nates in the fourth game of a series, while the Juniors meet the Bergman Grocers.
Oberlin, Nov. 12 Bob Thomas returns after quitting school last year and is expected to strengthen the Oberlin high basketball squad. Farrar Fitzgerald Riadenot and Wallace from last season are back making the team strong, while Witla Bliaan Valkenver and Probert AAY compete for regular berths.
Passengers aboard luxurious cabins on the Paris to London air route enjoy the ease and comforts of a Pullman car. The scene shows travelers wailing through the air thousands of feet above the earth, yet their mood remains calm and untroubled.
The fragment recalls a past escape from a crate and hints at Billy likely to break loose tomorrow, suggesting recurring entrapment and an anticipated incident along the railroad scene.
Sandusky High can win its three remaining games with Bellevue Bucyrus and St Ignatius High and finish the season with a 69.0 percent rate. The team dropped four of its first games, but a comeback is hinted as a strong possibility despite uncertain wording about Great values in boys suits from The Robinson Hancock Co.
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