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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1922

Page

9

Indians Plan Trial of Rookies in Present Series

Meymond Dragert Elyria's crack hurler, who has pitched well this season, joined Manager Tria Speaker of the Cleveland Indians for a workout at Dunn Field. Benogert and George Meterer, reportedly paid $15,000 to Greey City of the International League, are part of the rookies expected to appear in upcoming games.

Meymond Dragert Elyria Rega Tria Speaker Cleveland Indians Benogert George Meterer Indians Greey City Dunn Field Speaker Tor

Fred G Keyes Drives Rejected to 10 Victory at Berea Fair

Pred Kevas drove Dr. Clement's horse Rejected to win the 2:30 pace at the Berea fair in three straight heats, each in 2 17 1 2. Jim Kennelly's Seneca Maid finished fourth in every event. Keyes also drove Rose Red in another event but did not place.

Pred Kevas Dr. Clement Berea Fair Jim Kennelly Keyes

Pennant Race Steady Leaders Hold Narrow Advantage

Baseball pennant race remains tight as the Yankees lead the Browns by a game and a half while the Giants sit two ahead of the Pirates. The Yankees head to St Louis for a key series, with Browns needing a sweep to regain the lead. Giants and Pirates chase with remaining schedule shaping the outcome.

Penhant Yankees Browns Giants Pirates Yanks St. Louis Mound City New York Thorns Gotham

Balkline Billiards Match Draws World Stars in NYC

World cue greats Roger and Jake Schaefer will meet in the 18.2 balkline billiard championship in New York this November. The match pits top champion Roger against Jake Schaefer in a high profile duel as preparations begin.

Roger ¢ Champ Jake Schaefer New York Roger Sans Belgium Willie Hoppe Alreay

Ruth Bush Homers Lead White Sox Rout 4 2

Tagging The Bases Babe Ruth and Bullet Joe Bush defeated the White Sox 4 to 2, keeping the Yankees ahead by a game and a half. Ruth hit his 32nd homer, Bush earned his 24th victory. Browns rallied late, tied it, but fell to the Red Sox as Giants beat Cubs 7 6 in a quirky game. Pirates beat Bray to stay with the Giants. Reds beat Dodgers 7 6. Cardinals swept Phoenix 4 0. Mrs C E Webb returns from Ashtabula. community notices, school openings and local visits noted.

Babe Ruth Bullet Joe" Bush White Sox Yankees Ruth Bush Browns Quinn Red Sox Giants Cubs Pirates Babe Adams Meinnis Hamer India Phliptte Dodgers Cardinals Stock Cy Willams Cief

World Sport Events Today and Major 1920s Meet Schedule

The page lists numerous 1920s era sport events across North America and Europe. Belmont Park and Dorval Jockey Club in Montreal host racing meetings while Syracuse and Long Beach host Grand Circuit and Metropolitan events. Boxing match Montreal versus Lon don runs 14 rounds in New Orleans.

Weetchester Racing Asso Belmont Park Dorval Jockey Club Montreal Syracuse Philadelphia Western St. Louis Long Beach Atlantic City Buffalo

Local Happenings in Lagrange and Nearby Towns

George Ler of Cleveland attended his daughter's reunion. Mrs. G. C. Bernard and Mrs. C. Te Richmond hosted. Mrs. Gott went to Cornarsville to visit relatives and violin lessons. Detour to Detroit saw a new Ford Sedan bought by Mr. and Mrs. Bo H. Coon. Norwalk guests, E J Adams hosted. B F Rawson visited sister. Mis cura Van Devender returned to Pittsburgh after two weeks. Elyria visitors included Clyde Nichols’ family. Russell Crayton and Tomar spent time with friends.

David Sawyer AvVou F. N. Phelps AW HS Carl Michlist Kettering Maude Srine Hanner Jenne Hubbard Mabel Holcomb Florence Alen Cleveland Bo B. Curtice Mars Dev Treaffred Pierce Uhataanm Henry Home C. B. Dawson C. W. Bothwell Lagrange George Ler Clevi G. C. Bernard Telichmond Viei la Verda Gott Cornarsville Ana Cincinnati Conservatory Musc Bo H. Coon Detroit Mich H. Hi. Rawson Norwalk E. J. Adams Ween B. F. Rawson Woo Avery Pittsfeld Mis “Cura van Devender Pittsburgh Ned Gott Wid Clyde Nichols Gon of Elyria George Nichola Russell Crayton Tomar Fabemds Lappencer

Cascade Park Finishes Three Tennis Courts

Park Commissioner F. O. Wilford announced the completion of three Cascade Park tennis courts. He said they are in first class condition and among the finest in the city, expecting to arouse renewed interest in the game.

F. O. Wilford Cascade Park Pir Wilford

County Federation Hosts All Day Meet At Amherst

September 15 report from Amherst describes the Lorain County Evangelical Churches Women’s Federation holding an all day meeting. Participants from area churches gathered to discuss programs and community outreach.

County Federation Amherst The Women's Federation of the Lorain County Evangelical Churches Mhat

Baseball scores from an early American league and national league

The recap lists results: Cleveland 4 Washington 3, New York 4 Chicago 1, Detroit 5 Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 5 Boston 3. National League shows Pittsburgh 8, Boston 9 with St. Louis, Philadelphia 4, New York 7, Chicago 6, Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 3.

G. W. L. New Pet York Oa St Louisbora TS Detroit Ee Eee Chicago Peete F Cleveland Washington Ae Philadelphia Hoston Pe Swe A G . L Pet New York Pagin Teka Chicago Boston Bienton Eveland Washington Detroit St. Louis Boston

Sioday's Games Reported Across Major Leagues

Washington plays Cleveland in a listed slate while Boston meets St. Louis and New York faces Chicago. Philadelphia hosts Detroit as Pittsburg visits Boston. St. Louis meets Philadelphia and Cincinnati faces Brooklyn with Cho to New York on the schedule.

Rural Amherst church session hosts county ladies

At St Peter's church an all day session featured morning talks by Rev Merten of Elyria and Mrs Hageman of Lorain with a noon dinner by the St Peter's Aid and Gleaners societies. About 150 ladies from across the county attended.

St. Peter's Church Merten Elyria Hageman Lorain St. Peter’s Aid Society Gleaners’ Society Bourquin Mra Miller County Amherst Ladies Aid Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church George Brown

Alarm button blunder triggers false Lorain County crime call

A janitor in the Lorain County Savings and Trust building stepped on a burglar alarm button, provoking a police rush to a false robbery scene yesterday afternoon. Officers found the bell at police headquarters synced to the misstep and confirmed no crime occurred.

Lorain County Savings and Trust Company

Exhausted Carrier Pigeon Brought to Police Station

Carey Winckles delivered a tired carrier pigeon to the police station this morning and left it there claiming he found the bird in distress. The incident involved a feeble fowl and a brief report to authorities.

Carey Winckles

Tame bird with leg band recovered in Dooryard

A man found a tame bird in the dooryard this morning. It bore a leg band stamped C 2873 A T 1933 and appeared exhausted. After being given a rest, the bird will be released by the officer.

A.a Jro- Hee

Quiet Title Suit Over Ridgeville Land Filed

Bessie B Myers of Ridgeville filed suit to quiet title to three and a half acres in the village. Peter Barton and others named as defendants.

Bessie B. Myers Ridgeville Baw Peter Barton

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Fred G. Keyes Oti Edouard Hor Conti Ene Hagenlacher Edouard Horens C E. Webb Ashtabula Co Will Wilson Albert Christman Sarah Spicer S of the Baptist Findley Gott Haynes Niagara Falls Norfolk Con Gace L. Rewson Thomas Baker Mr. Phelps Beantless C.L. Gott Fry Ban Fe Ieee Cindeal Drews the Slater Karl Anamer Otto Fuchs Waltz Wheeler Rehmidt T Motzar Rambler Tran Rs. Roeper Wil L. EL Gott Daniel Rowe Gordo M. Hi Scelle Tran A. T. Granfield Ruth Minuello Secherzando Sartario Rosalie Adams Hertha Werzler Martine Dream Fairy Seetock Jeima Wheeler Jane Roses Gee Spaulding Wendel Spaulding Sly . Jackson Huth Rockwood G. Merkel Wolcott the Wachs Richard Bine Sander Heinz. Dorath Panish Wolcot Wolcott eTo Young Montreal Eddie Coulon New Orleans Mer American Theatre Hoot Gibson Kenneth Tolhurst Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn Sioday National League Cho Mabel Normand Europe Hewanings Khedive Fayrt Mal Helen Kline A. R. Tolhurst Vermilion H. L. Plato Clarence Baker A. Baker Jack Brennen Frank Raddle Century Park Henry Short Ely R. C. Blum Carrie Robins William Blovett London Robinson! Hancock Store Hall Para Belle Ariz Apex Dunbar Broad Street
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