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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1924
Page
10
The second Elvria Lorain battle in the current campaign follows today’s Tigria Lorain High tilt as Clad Mercure Glagh prepare for a decisive matchup, with the county title on the line.
Newspaper card lists players Rankin Granger Tulk Ambrose Captain Nichols and others with positions. Mentions linesman Savage and Empire Daniels. Rosters show left right halfbacks fullback and end roles for Delaware team.
Lorain Mercuries under coach Jack Ambrose enter the Alumni Field clash with Elyria Elis as favorites for the Semi Pro Girl Championship of Lorain County. Both squads show comparable weight and power, with Mercuries holding a slight edge in line play and overall mass while Elyria counters with solid backfield balance.
Manager Clark of the Eli football team says no passes will be honored at the game tomorrow. Only bench passes on the field will be issued in a pre signed agreement between the two managers.
Dickie Kerr, once a key pitcher for the White Sox, is described as possible to return before the 1925 season. The piece criticizes owners for past scandals and Kerr’s lingering status as their property while noting his past World Series contributions.
A blurred, lore-rich sports fragment notes Cooper Figures and the Waingmren in a windy, partly incoherent account of Elk and Mercuries players, line play, and speed. It suggests upcoming matchups, tactics, and the impact of environment on Cooper’s Pirates squad as they prepare for a decisive game.
The article recounts a disputed Oberlin football play where a potential toeing call sparked debate about whether the ball crossed the goal line. Principal C. Pl Snisels and Coach Savage defend opposite views, with Obed praising the ruling as fair.
The Holy Cross A C will play the Pastimes of Lorain at Hi Tand Pack Lorain Sunday. The Pastimes are among the best welterweight teams in Lorain County and have beaten all local welterweights. Holy Cross prepared all week after not playing last Sunday.
McKenzies and Eagles clash as Akron and rubber city teams face a decisive rematch in the Intrica Cup. Both sides plan the same lineup that tied the previous week, aiming to eliminate their rival and move toward the national cup.
A mistaken bowling score list for the Simpson Motors versus the Moose at Temple Alleys gave Haras an inflated score of 188 in the last game. The Simpsons won the last game by one pin, leaving both teams tied for first place as Moose sits one game behind. The error was due to a secretary or supplier and not the paper.
Sport events today span Southern Maryland Agricultural Assn meet in Bowie, Kentucky autumn races finished in Lexington, Florida State Fair track events in Jacksonville, Western Intercollegiate cross country in Ann Arbor, Middle West Bowling in Des Moines, Boston Terrier bench show in Rochester. Yale meets Harford in New Haven, Stanford hosts California in Berkeley, boxing bouts feature Larry Estridge against Dave Rosenberg in New York and Nick Mercery versus Harry Getzel in Bridgeport.
Collegiate results show Defiance 12 over Bluffton 6 and Ada 20 defeating Kenton 7. Westerville tied London 6, Solon beat an unspecified opponent 9, Medina 12 over Woelineion 6, Galbyolis 35 over Suddt point, and Defiance 19 over Hicksville 7. Also listed are unrelated ads for Richman's Suits and Overcoats at $22.50 and a Brown Hotel sales event.
The Migria Soccer Club faces the last league game of the season at Rahwone Field Surdavy afternoon. Both teams are at full strength and evenly matched, making a competitive feature event likely. Local fans anticipate strong play with possible injuries and late-season form questions.
Lorain Lions basketball team crushed the Union Trust of Cleveland 41 to 16 last night. The Lions led 15 to 3 at the half as Grendon and Faris each posted 21 points. In the prelim, Liberty Caps of Cleveland defeated Lorain Atlas 40 to 38.
Boxing results from multiple arenas show last night bouts with winners including Carl Tremaine over Sebby 2st in Toledo, Danny Krimer over Afike Dundee in New York, Louis Meriden over Bobby Baiia, Bob Sage defeating Billy Britton in Detroit, and other disputed notes.
Wellington fell 12 to 0 as Ve- Gira scored a touchdown in both the first and third quarters. Menna contributed a rushing score and the teams were evenly matched through most of the contest.
Wellington hosts Lorain Sparks at Taal Pair G rounds on Sunday in a contested game. The Wel leston ALCs bring a strong lineup and aim to upset the Sparks with a focused offense while both teams battle for a decisive score on the field.
Elyria salesman for Tide Water Oil Company T. A Mitchell sent a Veedol card from Drill Ont Canada claiming a 4 mile 15 hour trip in a 1920 Ford with 2900 pounds load. Report notes Veedol selling in Canada and the traveler’s supply for future work.
A local dealer explains that battery longevity varies greatly with use and conditions. Some exceptional batteries may last years, but most fail after months, and even experts cannot give precise predictions.
Automobile wisdom from C A Wise of a Studebaker dealer outlines winter prep. Inspect water cooling for leaks and replace hose connections. Avoid calcium valodide antifreeze. use denatured or wood alcohol carefully if acid free. Mixes given show freezing points for various concentrations of alcohol and water.
Truit Michigan November 22 Opacityan reports Ford Motor Company runs a large wood distillation plant at Iron Mountain. The facility processes hardwood scraps and waste into valuable products including acetate of lime methyl alcohol charcoal heavy oils and gas enabling reclamation from raw materials to finished goods under one coordinated system.
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