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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
10
The local Y announces a renovated gym floor and a varied schedule for fall and winter. Programs include classes for businessmen, young and older men, boys age groups, and factory workers with leagues at night. A new expert staff will ensure proper management as the largest, most successful season yet is anticipated.
National League results show Brooklyn 12 over Boston 5, New York 6 over St Louis 3, Cincinnati 15 over Philadelphia 8 in the latest tally. Strong baseball action highlights the period with multiple teams posting decisive wins.
Racing meets open or close at Aqueduct Lexington Havre de Grace and Toronto Trotting Grand Circuit at Columbus Golf welcomes national women’s championship at White Sulphur Springs and Yakima Crse Show and mineola open shows staged Reds beat Phils in three cornered battle for Pirates Cardinals entry flags in national series
Chicago fans embrace a city series between the Cubs and White Sox after both clubs rise from weak finishes. Bill Killefer and Kid Gleason oversee strong rookies as scouts’ luck shapes a hopeful season. Commission Landis is pictured settling series details with Cubs and White Sox officials.
Elyria pitcher Ray Draegert in training with the Cleveland American League club as the season ends. A series at Cleveland Ball Park teams up young pitchers against Yanatza batters to test readiness. Draegert’s friends expect a strong showing from him.
Oberlin reports Watson, 23, selected as captain of the tennis team with Moore back as letterman. Paul Landis chosen as vice captain. 1929 prospects show Watson and Moore leading a seasoned squad confident for a strong spring season.
Amherst Pros, a semi pro team from Amherst, beat Kota Road of Cleveland 7 to 6 Sunday and travel to Akron next Sunday to meet the Gonlypars, a strong Rubber City eleven. The Amherst lineup is mainly Lorain and Elyria players drawing interest from nearby cities.
Elyria golfer and club professional Jack Black stunned locals by acing the short par 3 hole at Elyria Country Club, first ever hole in one there. Nehf recovered to beat the Cardinals 9 hits to three, with Cunningham and Grob homering off Haines to seal the game.
The article notes Battling Siki, the Sen ralese iron man, rising as a talked about figure after knocking out George Carpentier. It suggests a future Dempsey bout would be delayed while Siki faces quick trial opponents to build anticipation for a major spectacle.
Ali Swander, 17, Clyde junior high football player, died from a head injury suffered in a game with Fremont High Saturday. He was carried off the field, returned to finish the first period, and died later after hospital transport. Physicians cited a blood clot as the cause. Vance achieved his 18th win of the year as the Dodgers defeated Genewiech and Braxton, 1 to 0.
Australian golfer Joe Kirkwood tours the United States showcasing three trick shots. He uses a brassie to drive the center ball through a three-ball setup, hops four balls over the cup, and drives a ball off a watch crystal without damage. Spectators at clubs marvel at his wizardry with unconventional clubs and clever stunts.
The Northern Scholastic League, including Lorain, Oberlin, Sandusky, Norwalk, and Belle members, schedules contests at Fremont, Norwalk, Wooster, and Berea. The sequence notes Colt MITs on Sept 27 and a state service commission hearing in Lancaster tied to Hastings appeal and superintendent of the Philadelphia death pore.
Proceedings in Columbus reveal a plan ratified by Presbyterian synod conferees to merge church home missions with the Pew National Board of Missions. In separate items, Mrs May Vagnier accuses her husband A M Vagnier of violence at 1468 Thomas Avenue. In Cincinnati, Robert E Bentley of the American Legion chapter backs soldiers bonus while criticizing a veto response.
Kenneth Tolhurst reports the marriage of Ruby Hopkins and Albert Judge at the bride’s parents home on Franklin Avenue in Amherst. Rev. F E Baerman officiated the double ring ceremony. bridesmaid Ina crepe de chine with white roses, groom escorted by Nelson Deert of South Euclid. Judge, a mechanical engineer, graduates from Lakeside and High School, with reception for family and friends.
South Euclid attendees at a marriage receive many gifts. Amherst society notes invite ladies to the St Pauls Lutheran church and report the Ladies Ald Society meeting. Eastern Stars district convention set for Oberlin with meals provided. A Girls Athletic Club forms at Amherst High to promote outdoor sports for girls with hockey and basketball planned. Theater showings include Rupert Hugh's Wall Flower benefitting equipment. Local visits list residents and trips.Women's overcoats advertised by Robinson & Hancock Co.
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