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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1926

Page

4

Dempsey Ready Says Walsh In Atlantic City

Immense crowd witnesses fast workouts as Davis A Walsh assesses Jack Dempsey's form days before the Sept 23 title fight. He notes peak conditioning, instant speed, and a chin that has endured fiercer testings, arguing Dempsey must land one clean punch early or late to swing the bout.

Davis A. Walsh Atlantic Cuty N. J Jack Dempsey Mimat Dempsey Alt Hough Saratoga Gene Tunney Allash Teast Tanser Dempse Nempsey Martin Burke Firpo Carpentier Willard Denrypsey Morris

Pirates Rally Behind Tan Kreme In 4 2 Win

After a rocky start the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 4 to 2 as Tan Kreme pitched strongly. Cy Williams homered twice fueling the comeback and Brooklyn edged Troy Phils in the opener while Joh Watt’s Quakers won 2.

Alicit Rhem Pirates Tan Kreme Cardinals Dintor Dear Cy Williams Homoere Brooklyn Vance Troy Phils Joh. Watt Quakers

Thrilling Harness Race Night Draws Packed Grand Stand

Fans packed the grand stand as fast heats at the Lord Coury track thrilled onlookers. Victor Peters led a fast pace with Billy Fitch winning the 2.20 pace heat in a likely track record time, while Addie McCarthy captured the 2.24 trot and Ned Hale the 2.18 trot. the afternoon featured vaudeville acts and orchestral entertainment amid racing results and the Capitol Theatre purse presentation.

Oval Nineh Vigtor Peters London Fred Keyes Ti. W Snider Ray Jackson Elmer Weideman Billy Fitch Bob McTyre Fitch Addie McCarthy Collins Maskell X Roman Chariot Br F Blackwell Ralph Worthy de Swallows Faiunitenos tCarmwelli Elta Mae Mebowelt Lol McTyre Allistert O Bedell Mickey G Scherler J. O. Jaster Ned Hate Shorts Perry Mallow

Forfeited Game Between Ridgeville Knights Ends in Row

The Ridgeville Knights forfeited their baseball game against the Knights of St John of Ridgeville Cascade Park Sunday after a sixth inning dispute over calls. Traxler was ruled safe on a close play, Root scored on another close play, and Ridgeville argued both outs. umpire Peterman stood by his calls, leading to Ridgeville leaving the field and a 9 to 4 forfeit.

Knights of St. John Knights of St John Ridgeville Cascade Park Taylor Traxler W. Root Anepire Peterman Ridgevilla Widgeville Pally Jett

Harvard football star wields pick at Sesquicentennial

Harvard football player Tessien is seen at Philadelphia during the Sesquicentennial tuning up for the grid season. The article notes the pick could help against the Yale bulldog and mentions the Wave Six that sidelined Denmark with a double-leader from Tigers Ried and Tinh.

Tex” Tessien Harvard Philadelphia Yale Denmark Tigers Ried Tinh

Richwines Triumph Ends Metzgers Run in Lorain Tourney

In Riverview Park opening game of the Lorain County tournament Richwines walloped the Metzagers 8 to 1. Mike Skryp pitched seven strong innings before Richwines broke through in the eighth. Metzagers were eliminated. Richwines earned a date with Oberlin Moarors.

Lorain County Riehwite Jee Creams Lorain Metager-Rosons Riverview Park Mike Skeyp Mirra Clothiers Metagers Power City Boys Skryp Leo Bank Metzgers Richwines Oberlin Moarors

Tommy Hughes and Carl Cavella in a Main Boat

Tommy Hughes and Carl Cavella compete in a main boat race weighing 115 pounds.

Tommy Hughes Carl Cavella

Baseball Standings and Scores From The Day's Games

American League standings show Alund 7 1 lead, St Louis 6 7, Philadelphia 6 1, New York 2 2, Chicago 4 7, Detroit 4 5, Washington and Boston 1. National League lists St Louis 2 4, Chicago and Cincinnati 0 7, Brooklyn 6 8, New York Boston postponed due to rain. Other leagues note postponed games, rain delays, and several matchups with Detroit at Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburgh among notable pairings. Washington extends a ten game win streak by beating the Reds two to one. Genev a Crawidor dominates the mound allowing two hits. Senators narrowly top the A’s by a point.

Alund St. Louis Philadelphia New York Chicago Detroit Washington Boston St. Lou Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn National League Cincinaath Reds Geneva Crawidor Senators Winer Pimmary P Cleveland Philadelphis Nickolette Louis Kaeur Telatnick Rt Vincent, If Andy Bostoun Skyrp Innit Iians Paul Sory Bonkmith Smith Arnoll Polis Righwines Telaticl Ale Mineh Columbhus Saerta International Keague Vmpires Peterman Bron Taronte Rusectl Davies Hillaly Jaltimore Newark Clugh Southworth St. Tou Williams Philadelyt America Beng McCurdy Rice St Livius Selane Lou Ruth Wilson Chiao An

Boxing cards set for Plymancia club bout night

Event headlined by Tommiy Tintin of Sineinnatt and Stevelaned in Cleveland’s Alumni Deretd Abetuy Ave ring action. Promoter Johnny Kilbane touts a strong undercard including Johnny Riska vs Frankie Saiday and Ted Manehard vs Len Dixon, with Johnny Moore vs Benny Burns and Thive Taylor vs Johnny Atnehark to follow. New York notes report Mary Browne entering exhibition tour with Mile Suganne Levelen starting October in the United States.

Tommiy Tintin Sineinnatt Mow Ao Restidene Stevelaned Taday Aout Begton Boxtias Elieaw Phi Dias Geen Johny Broshin Willie Davies Cleveland Kilmar von Sn Hughes Tang Johuny Frankie Saiday Akron Ted Manehard Lorain Len Dixon Columbbus Johnny Moore Youngstown Benny Burns Thive Taylor Johnny Atnehark Rivet Plyma Aes Caey Somi Seal Ius Johnny Kilbane New York Mary Ky Browne Santa Monica Cal England C. Pyte Jim Amépear Mile Suganne Levelen Datter Schooi Mass Browne Dede Miss Browne Lengler Pyle

Leading Major League Hitters Player Leaderboard

Fragmentary data lists players and stats with partial names and codes. The text mentions 301 and a reference to Horny by, St. Howls, and 872 44 128 figures, but lacks coherent details or dates to form a clear event or outcome.

G. Atr OR Rave Christin Root Shwae Suith Steph'son Grant Tigo Hornyby St. Howls

Channel Swimmer Challenges World to Ocean Swim

Henry Sullivan of Torwell Massachusetts who swam the English Channel in 1923 and claims the world long distance swimming championship has issued a challenge to swimmers to compete in an unspecified long distance event. He proposes entrants deposit 1000 dollars with the winner to take all.

Henry Sullivan Torwell Mass Wiener

Cubs win amid Cincinnati errors in tense game

The Cubs capitalized on Cincinnati’s four errors to secure a narrow victory despite two hits. Pitcher Jackie May was knocked out after a rough inning as Cincinnati’s prospects dimmed. The Yankees rallied to win the second game after a late surge. Sir Edward Swacee proposed a Prince of Wales Empire Plate Cup to foster polo across the British Empire. A German repairman claims a method to save film by removing scratches from celluloid.

Cubs Eds Anne Cincinnati Jakie May Wis Dnr British Empire Eherald Swacee Urlinghaimn Cinciats Hurlingham

Boxing results include scattered bouts across cities

In Tampa Pla-Arturo Shel ais defeats Red Melaughlin in one round. M Potiland beats Frank Morty in Bridgeport middleweight. Ray Ryvlirdh draws with Pete Irrmieata in Chicago. Rasey Stey stops doe Sousa in Lamister. Beitish Brean Tow ers Chicago hosts Myer Idale lightweight beat Tassif Le luy. Ted More fades Owen in Cleveland.

Tampa Pla Arturo Shelais Belgium Red Melaughlin Saginaw Mich M. Potiland Lan Tog Bridgeport Conn Frank Morty England the Reds Lamenster Knocns Doe Sousa New York Beitish Brean Towers Chicago Spa Myer Leluy Fiagwo Ted More Owen

Oberlin Motors Game Off. Lorain Match Looms Tomorrow

According to George Riehwine the Oberlin Motors called off their game. The Riehwinies will instead play a picked team tomorrow at Lorain, composed of players from the Metzger Robisons and the Nativities. A first class contest is assured between the two sides.

George Riehwine Oberlin Motors Riehwwines Riehwinies Morrow Metzger-Robinson S Nativities Lorain

No Chance League Races In Front Amid Double Headers

New York holds a six game lead in the pennant race as the Yankees and Todate split double headers. The Cardinals remain one game ahead of the Reds in the National League while Washington gains into third with a win. Pirates falter and Cubs face the Reds in a key clash as standings shift across the leagues.

New York Ailvanlae Washington Senators Cleveland Oly Bans

Spring Valley Blind Handicap Tournament Report

The Spring Valley Blind Handicap Tournament drew a modest field with about 1 AW participants. Winners and prize notes include W Kushinski and Joe Snyder among others, the event highlighting local interest and the potential for future competitions at Spring Valley.

Spring Valley

Indians Stay Even In Board Games

The Indians split a doubleheader with the Browns. In game one Cleveland won 7 to 6 on Lathor Way. In game two Hudlin pitched well until the seventh. Reowns scored three runs to pull away, and Cleveland lost 1 to 0. Notable: base hits by Ist dtr Threghy L. Sewell and Sam Schaue, McManug. Pitchers included Levsen, Davis, Giard, and Van Gilder with Miller and Hudlin contributing. Umpires Owens, Sullivan, and Will ebrand. Time, 2:30. Stolen bases by Wingitd and Strack.

Clubland Indians Lathor EE Way Browns Hudlin Brit Threghy L. Sewell Sam- Schaue McManug B. Miller Tlonte Schung Con Burns Sewell Cleve Land $ St. Laws Owen Giard Ort van Gilder Levsem Davis Levsen Ly We. Miller Af Giard Port Wayig van Gildar Imioher AW Miller Iutd Owens Sullin Will Ebrand

Horrosby's pitching plan shines in Cardinals pennant drive

The article praises Roggers Hornsby for steady handling of the St. Louis Cardinals pitching staff. It notes his simple philosophy of riding pitchers in peak form, giving them regular work, and adapting roles as form shifts. It also discusses New York Yankees pitchers and the paradox of veterans deemed finished returning to form under strong will to win.

Roggers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals John McGraw Llarneby Rajah Nortsby Vic Keen Cubs Hornsby Keon Reinhart Flint Rhem Rhem Hinkey Haines Bill Sherdel Jfornsky New York Yankees Jerd Pennock Bob Shawkey

Boxing match headlines and scattered sports notes

A garbled sports brief lists boxing in Chicago, a Grand Circuit mention, amateur events at Del Monte, a women’s championship, and aviation and driving items. Names and places are jumbled, but Philadelphia boxing and Chicago bout with Bud Taylor are noted amid scattered track and sailing references.

Wacings Westrhes Bohmaone Liiva Elests Montreal Tub Grand Circuit Unaiwarpalis Mundi Wouten Monshiy Winnipes Maton del Monte Thinn Girls Senat Pivhidetoita Aviation

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