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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
10
Following the announcement, about a hundred residents bought ten tickets each at 1.5 dollars to attend the Thanksgiving game. The education board and Alumni plan a new field with 600 seats, reserving 1,000 for ticket buyers. Elyria becomes a football town and anticipates a record crowd on November 24.
New York December 31 1921 report the New York Giants bought star pitcher and slugger Jack Bentley from the Baltimore Orioles for 59000 and four players to be named later after spring training. Bentley led the league with 24 home runs and 12 wins in 1921 and posted strong batting and pitching numbers.
Elyria Arrows traveled to Grafton Sunday and beat the Grafton Yankees 6 to 6. Murphy starred for Elyria while Hoe returned a fumble 40 yards for a touchdown. Lineups and substitutions listed for both teams with quarter times noted.
The card features Brinton versus Akton in a draw, Neck defeating Foster by decision in Newark, Zivic falling to Bowd in Columbus, and a midcard clash where Harvey Orpe stops in Kansas City. New York bouts crown Bury, Kelly, and Cooms with decisions and several 12 round results, while Archie Walker tops Mint in a separate bout.
Michigan boasts two perfect conference games to date and a rare scoreless run by both opponents. The Wolverines seek the Western Conference crown this season following lean years as they celebrate a 24 to 0 victory in their latest triumph.
Oberlin and Wittenberg are set for an upcoming game as Illinois early-season strength and other teams like New York’s under Wales draw attention. The report threads through players, matchups, and preparations amid a busy college basketball landscape.
Elyria Eagle Pros set to host Amherst Pros in a Sunday matchup. Local fans expect a competitive clash as both teams aim to showcase top play and solid scoring on home court.
Sports page brief notes a mix of events with no clear matches due to poor OCR. Key names and teams are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments about teams and venues. No verifiable outcomes or dates are present to form a proper card.
Princetor delivered a spectacular 18 point win over the University of Chicago as their top scorer John Thoman logged all three touchdowns in the first half. The Tigers struggled early with Chicago’s offense, while Rimartina and Pyott contributed to the late rally as the game neared its end.
Judge Marion Devries resigns from the customs appeal bench citing time and family interests. President Harding accepts the resignation and appoints a successor after Devries led reforms during service and previously served as district attorney and in Congress.
A rough OCR text notes a fatality and arson at a Hebrew site, plus a burglary at a store where sugar was stolen. It mentions recruits enlisted to assist in a tabernacle project and a weekend event linked to local evangelism, with scattered references to dates and people.
An open break in the discussion centers on furnishing steam heat to the safety building, weighing the cost and feasibility of central heating versus alternative methods. Community officials explore options while aiming to ensure reliable warmth and safety.
At Columbus on Oct 31 a conference between Neal and Potter is to discuss fixing retail coal prices in Michigan to place Michigan and Ohio dealers on an equal basis. Neal is expected to urge Potter to set parity, aligning prices for competing Michigan and Ohio dealers.
The security is recognized as high class collateral with a partial payment plan. The capital increase funds an extensive building program underway as Colson Company’s business grew from about $150,000 in 1911 to surpassing $1,000,000 by 1922. The current floor space is inadequate for normal business. Listed individuals include John Murbach, Dr. C. H. Cushing, J. C. Crisp, Henry Ingersoll, and multiple other named figures.
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