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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1925
Page
9
A garbled report details a gruelling battle with Victor Vars Fru prevailing over Sledoans in a tense finish. Key names appear as Chapman Peth and Acdersac in a close contest with late scoring and a tough defensive stand.
The piece contrasts golf with tennis showing golf's broader national growth through public access, open events, and volunteer effort by stars, while tennis remains centered on the East and costly venues. It notes figures like Francis Ouimet rising from caddy to champion, and discusses amateur and professional divisions driving leadership and popularity.
A fragment recalls a private promising fidelity amid camp life and a Kentucky congressman James, famed for patriotism, backing Louisville’s bid for a Democratic national convention. A Denver protest hints at overpacked crowds, while the captain quips about beds and a raucous welcome.
Fragmentary notes discuss enforcing severities related to an offensive team presence and accountability measures. No clear events, entities, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
Incomplete game notes cover several leagues and teams with scattered results. Mentions American and National leagues, pitchers Karns Schy hier Misch r Carlson, and players like Pomeroy and Kerber. The text references a Louis Cardinals game on October 1 and includes partial box score details and defensive plays amid unclear context.
In Cleveland, Sept cross country champion prepares to defend title at home as top contenders Gardner and Walk are lined up. Olympic swimmers Takaishi claim a new record, while promotion of boxing and track events shapes a busy athletic week with prominent figures and potential matchups.
Bellevue and Norwalk stumble in football action losing to Bucyrus and Ashland. Bucyrus built early leads, Norwalk's lone scoring threat came late in the second period, while Ashland shut out its rivals and dominated the second half with multiple touchdowns.
Columbus Tigers beat Wagner Pirates 17 to 0. Canton Bulldogs defeated Massillon Maroons 27 to 0. Reichenbach Fords topped Wyandot A C 13 to 0. C and C Schalls beat Office Bros 20 to 0. Dodgers dropped third straight loss, seventh in a row, to the Cardinals with pitchers Cantrell Petty and Brown used heavily.
In a Lorain tournament Oberlin beat Valfeix while misplayed calls marred play. Webber hit a two base drive scoring a run before being ruled out for not touching first base, prompting a protest that led to forfeiture after the umpire demanded immediate action with 200 spectators present.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a scarce late game in Lorain during September. It hints at a close contest with unclear teams and a missing score, leaving the outcome and participants uncertain.
Sport pages note a new tennis court opening at Fort Lear Pro Club. The featured event lists a champion versus Jim Af in early rounds at Boston, indicating a prominent local tennis showcase.
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