This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
5
A historical snippet details a basketball tryout scene with players from Akron and nearby colleges. It lists names, positions, and anticipated roles, noting the coach’s motto and expectations for the team as tryouts proceed.
The Richwine soccer team will play the Qbio Quarries at Sour Amherst on Sunday afternoon with a 2:00 kickoff. Players are asked to report by 1:60. Amherst, Elyria and Lorain area clubs are listed in this region sports brief.
In Wellington October 3 report, V Cuy notes Weinnsien High School footh team played a practice game amid unclear scores. Reference mentions Rittman versus Fistt Pet and a visitor score, with several garbled phrases and missing details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Terie 2 and MIL 25 with names Jon M2 vilie 35 and Casco Nar. It references Seay Sits and a game involving COLUREGLIATE and Woedlori Owlahe Aggies. The readable items are unclear, but imply local teams and individuals with uncertain outcomes.
The report covers multiple 1930s baseball games with Washington and New York teams. Notable performances include Peskinpaz ZA with three hits, Goose Goslin lighting the series with three homers, Harris scoring five runs, and Oswald Blige and Me tied in sacrifice flies. Lindstrom and Fried led batting with 10 hits each in the series. Bill Terry hit .429 in five games, Frisch doubled and tripled, while Giants and Senators split games with Marberry and Neh pitching. Notre Dame grads prepared floral offerings for Knute Rockne’s team, with a cautious note on the South Bend outfit’s upcoming schedule.
Washington displays greater punch and grit in back to back games. Pirates face inexperience under World Series tension while Washington’s timely hitting and tight defense keep series in balance as late innings decide outcomes.
Wilder Cigars and Moulton Candies have closed their season with solid records. The Brickwine ball league schedule shows early Sunday morning games featuring Galian and the Richwines in a key playoff push.
Oct 3 Wellington youths Princ Soliday and Grantville native Shorty Princ from Wellington attend Douison College Grantville Ohio joining the varsity football squad as full back and quarterback respectively. Oberlin sophomore Andrew Watters stars on the Oberlin varsity in last Saturday's game while Sal Schacht of the Senators features in the quagratons with the Red Sox facing a 11 to 2 loss.
The passage explains that a forward pass is incomplete if it is touched by an opposing or ineligible player before the intended receiver on the same team gains possession. If a ball is touched by an eligible teammate after an ineligible touch, the play remains incomplete.
Lorain Cal Fssa and Oakwood High set for a big clash as West Side A C and Sandus prepare for a tense show. The Oakwood field hosts the anticipated close, exciting meet amid league standings and local fans.
The day features racing meetings at the Jockey Club and Letonia, Hartford Brissa at Harve de Grace, and an opening 28 day meet at Hawthorne. Women’s golf national championship ends in St Louis, with Grand Circuit trotting at Columbus. Army meets Detroit and Notre Dame faces Baylor at West Point and South Bend.
National League top hitters include Toporcer of the Cardinals and Blades. The Cardinals and Athletics show notable totals and leaders across leagues with several players posting strong numbers.
Holy Cross football defeated Amherst 70 to 2 Sunday afternoon at Cross Field on West Avenue. The Holy Cross team dominated the matchup as Amherst struggled to respond and the fans saw a decisive home win.
American League results show Philadelphia 0 loss, New York 2, Boston 11, Washington 2. Other teams not scheduled.
Stuart limited Chicago to four hits while Blades and Torpocer homered for the Cardinals. Ashes went 2-for-5 with a homer and a triple as the Athletics closed their season. Yankees lost 10 to 0.
Lightweight Tammy O'Brien stopped Joe Schlecker in the eighth round in Los Angeles. In Erie young men from Erie beat Tony Ross of Pittsburgh in ten rounds. Alvie Miller of Youngstown lost a ten round decision to Moxie Miller of Cleveland. Pete Penno of Pittsburgh knocked out Larry Holmes of Buffalo in the third round. In New York Harry Felix and Charles Roser fought to a draw in twelve rounds. Ruby Goldstein defeated Red Cap Wilson in six rounds. A base running pace may affect upcoming World Series records with Carey Custer Grantham Bigbee Wright and Traynor in action.
Ridgeville High School defeated Grafton 12 to 10 on the local field in the first football game of the season. Two Grafton players were injured, one with a severe eye blow, treated by Dr. Regan as Captain Malcolm Van Worme and quarterback Dewett Me led the Ridgeville team to victory.
Chicago Oct 3 The American League selects C B s and George Morciarty to umpire World Series games with Toriarty officiating and a National League crew assisting. Selected officials announced at American League headquarters.
The column surveys World Series humor by Nick Altrock and Everett Scott records, plus two Texas golfers in an arm amputation match and expert takes on endurance versus sprints. Parry O'Brien played for Dallas in 116 games, and Butch Weitzel pilots Topeka to a Southwestern League title. Spain’s football gains face touring Madrid. Also, Youngstown seeks 50 more police for added duties, costing about 90,600 annually.
A large Ely crowd awaits a semi pro clash between the Sandisky Maroons and the Ely Elks at Ely high school field this Sunday. The teams have talked of a joint move for two seasons and contracts were set for a rematch at Elyria on November 1. The Elks, confident after past seasons, expect to travel with a strong rooter turnout while the Maroons boast a veteran lineup and a powerful offense.
Washington reports prohibition officers to be deployed for the 1925 World Series between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Washington Senators. Budnitz and Baird will coordinate enforcement with Gen. Andrews supervising agents to keep celebrations sober while the series unfolds. The note recalls historic series feats including Tommy Veach two notable early performances and Chicago Cubs 1907 stolen-base record.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.