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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
9
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Three veterans participate in a wheelchair event at Oberlin as part of a broader football and sports program. The event features Wheeler, Bezezian, and FABRINS among others competing to cap a strong season.
The article recalls Norman E. Brown's brief rise with the Pirates during a troubled season. It notes his youth in baseball, a late-season surge, and a decline that followed, ending with him stepping away from active play as he neared his fourth season.
Readable scraps describe a garbled local page item with partial lines and scattered letters. The fragment appears to reference a event or column in a historical newspaper but lacks clear names places or dates to identify a concrete story.
Allentown club of the Southern Association paid Asheville North Carolina 57500 for the release of Claude Stay McCrane a promising young first baseman. McCrane from Creve Coeur started with a strong batting mark of 376 leading all first basemen in the Sally league. This marked the second year in organized baseball for McCrane.
Readable lines reference Hibs uniforms and a Turgh event with unspecified details. The text is fragmented, offering minimal concrete facts about participants, location, or outcome.
Racing events at Mont Park and Grand Circuit in Syracuse lead a busy day with Jockey Club meetings in Dorval and Letonia. Tennis nationals name finalists. shooting tournament opens in Atlantic City.
Amateur notes from Cleveland describe plans for a boxing card headlined by a Dempsey clash rumor and a Wills bout, with late night events at Olympic arena and a ten round main feature plus curtain raiser bouts.
Reports detail multiple six to ten round bouts across Columbus Detroit Buffalo and New York in which fighters like Monkey Rob Writhe Sulliven Joe O'Maller and Johnny O'Heefe headline obscure showdowns. Other notes mention autographs and a historical reference about drums and typewriters.
Rain prevents the start of the squirrel hunting season which opened today and runs until October 20. Massy dancers departed the city for countryside duties while others began at dawn, delaying by a day according to field reports.
Yesterday's scores from American League and other circuits show York 3, Pittscurgh and Brooklyn in action, Toledo 3, Indianapolis 27, Columbus 2, St Paul 2, Milwaukee 11, and Birmingham 1 with links and notes on other games scheduled.
The article notes financier John D. Rockefeller Sr backing an expedition of over 490 men to excavate a site named Armareddon linked to biblical themes of a lost sword war. It also mentions a misadventure of a Grants Pass businessmen group canceled Purse trip to San Francisco due to wives' objections, and wildlife merit awards in Wisconsin. A London radio report described a nightingale's distant song heard across England.
A chaotic vignette follows travelers and a robber aboard a train near California as one robber claims “the nfty collars I aze you” while another con man negotiates. A one-armed man draws attention with his sleeve and a bemused companion, then a suburban shopper dismisses color needs. Tourists in Spain fail to speak the language, improvise with a cow sketch, and receive two toll tickets for a bullfight.
Washington reports reveal Britain resisting linking French war debt settlement to German reparations. Caillaux and Paris officials debate payment formula while American and British officials seek a secure, secret path to a Franco American agreement factoring principal or interest and overall France’s liability.
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