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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1931

Page

3

Vosmik And Berger Set Batting Pace In Majors

Youthful outfielders Vosmik of Cleveland and Berger of the Boston Braves top major league batting after eight games through April 23. Vosmik leads American League at .486 with 17 hits, 6 doubles, 2 triples and a homer in eight games. Berger in the National League owns a .455 average from 15 hits in 33 at bats, tied for most hits with Fred Lindstrom. Names such as Ruth, Ott, Klein, and McMahon appear among leaders in runs, homers, and steals as league-wide stats are summarized by Al Munro Elias. Brooklyn struggles with a .240 team batting mark and 16 errors.

Cleveland Dexon Stewart United Press New York Jos Vosmik Wallie Berger Boston Braves al Munro Elias Vosmik Berger Jonathan Stone Detroit Harry Rice Washington Myer Burnett Mel Ott Giants Chuck Klein Phils Klein Babe Herman Brooklyn Earl Sheey Boston Pie Traynor Philadelphia Athletics Cluh Cled Tofti Robins

Business Men and West Sides in Practice Game

The Elyria Business Men's baseball team, formerly Woodmen and City Class A champions, has joined the Cuya hoga and Lorain County League. They will play a 2 PM practice game Sunday at Cascade Park against the West Side nine, with players reporting at 1:30. The new C and L league includes Elyria North Eaton Olmsted West View and Olmsted Falls.

Elyria Woodmen Cuyahoga Lorain Cascade Park West Side North Eaton Olmsted West View Olmsted Falls

Penn Relays Open With Record Pace At Franklin Field

Franklin Field opens the 37th annual Penn Relays with more than 57 events planned after midday, 45 of them relays. Yesterday highlighted Barney Berlinger’s desathlon, Ohio State’s sprint relay record, Joe McCluskey’s 9:37 steeplechase, and Keller of Ohio State winning the 14.7 120-yard hurdles. About 15,000 watched. over 34,000 expected today.

Franklin Field Philadelphia Barney Berlinger Ohio State Joe McCluskey J. A. Keljens

Ohio Northern tops Kent State in 15 to 4 rout

Ohio Northern University baseball used a big third inning to pull away from Kent State, winning 15 to 4 Friday. The brief sports slate also notes Capital over Otterbein 9 to 7, Dayton golfers routing Kentucky 15 1 2 to 2 1 2, and Muskingum blanking Oberlin 3 to 2 with three-hitter Fitcher Wilson.

United Press Kent Ohio Northern University Kent State Columbus Capital University Otterbein Dayton University of Dayton University of Kentucky New Concord Fitcher Wilson Muskingum College Muskies Oberlin

American Results and Games From Today

A busy sports page reports results from American and National leagues with team totals such as New York seven Boston four and Chicago ten Philadelphia seven. It lists Today’s matchups Cleveland at Chicago St Louis versus Detroit Washington versus Philadelphia and New York against Boston plus notes on a game halted by darkness. It also mentions a long ship to shore communication record and an incident involving a 400 pound bear seen during fox hunting on Per Top Mountain.

Cleveland Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Detroit St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Sauta Harry Buchanan George W. Custer Custer

Five Marks Are Shattered By B Athletes at Defiance Relays

More than 600 athletes from 26 Ohio and Michigan schools opened the Fourth Annual Defiance College relays with new Class B records in the mite run high jump and broad jump. Kroke of Lakeside set a 10.4 second Class B 100 yard dash prelim. Finals listed include Mile Run won by Wondy Ory and place winners from Elmore Kalimazoo Liberty Center and others. new shot put mark 38 feet 14 inches by Grimes Montpelier Deyo Lyons. high jump top by Wondy Baker. Brean noted for a 5 3 4 inch clearance. javelin throw led by Wondy ornes.

Defiance Ohio Michigan Defiance College Kroke Lakeside Wondy Ory Elmore Moreland Kalimazoo Mieh Witte Flory Wauseon Grimes Montpelier Deyo Lyons Maher Kalamazoo Wiardatzke

Track and field records set at regional meet

Swanton R Shore Port Clinton place second and Deadman Montpelier third Wyse Wauseon fourth with a new record 150 feet 2 inches Broad Jump won by J Summers Pandora Kroke Lakeside second Ammond Bryan third Kinney Bryan fourth 21 feet 5 13 inches new record

Swanton R. Shore Port Clinton Deadman Montpelier Wyse Wauseon J. Sommers Pandora Kroke Lakeside Ammond Bryan Kinney

St Paul Takes Lead In Assn After Twin Wins

In Columbus on April 25, St Paul rose to lead the American Association with a pair of home runs by Durst and Davis. A double header with Toledo Mud Hens went to the locals 13 to 10 and 6 to 10, while ColumbusRed Birds held steady in the standings. Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee for the third time, aided by ace C sven gros. Louisville shut out Kansas City behind Clyde Hatton in his second straight victory.

Columbus Durst Davis St. Paul American Association Toledo Mud Hens Columbus Red Birds Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee Cvengros Louisville Kansas City Clyde Hatton

Baseball Roundup from New York and National League Action

The Yankees edge toward the lead behind Gehrig and Ruffing as they beat the Red Sox. Simmons stars for the Athletics in a win over the Senators. Detroit tops St Louis with key homers from Kress and Schulte. Hornsby belts three consecutive homers for the Cubs in a rout of the Pirates. Brooklyn beats Boston to end a win drought, while the Giants and Phillies tie in a 17 inning darkness-shortened game. St Louis games with Cincinnati delayed by rain.

Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati-St. Louis New York Yankees Rabe Ruth Braves New 'S Gehrig Ani Chicago Cubs Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Hornsby Flis Brooklyn Robins Boston Braves Lefty Clark Wright Bissonnette Robins Sherdel Cunningham New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies Phillies St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Reds

Leading Hitters In Major Leagues This Season

Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR. Readable items show American League leaders Vosmik Berry Alexander Cooke Reynolds with batting averages near .429 and totals 17 or more hits from 9 to 9 games. National League leaders Davis Berger Watking Roettger Adams Fischer with batting averages around .459 to .526 and peaks of 12 or 10 runs batted in.

G. AB. R. H. Pet Vosmik Cleve Berry Boston Alexander Det Cooke N.Y Reynolds Chic Jamieson Cleveland Toh G. AB. R. H. Pet. Davis Phila Berger Bos Watking St. T Roettger Cin Adams St. 1 S. Fischer St. Louis

Babe Ruth Says He Can Still Put Away Groceries

Babe Ruth, confined by hospital restraint after a leg injury from a game with the Boston Red Sox, said radio reports cannot replace playing. His appetite comforted him as he recovered, and he quipped I can still put away the groceries, smiling at the humor of his return.

Boston Dhins Ruth Boston Red Sox

Indians Score Easy Victory Over White Sox

Willis Hudlin pitched well to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 6 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox in Chicago. The Indians broke the game open in the second, scoring six runs aided by a Burnett triple and Fonseca homer. Averill added a homer, while Thomas and McKain contributed on the mound and at the plate. Cleveland stayed in second place in the American League.

Chicago Willis Hudlin Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Indians Alphonse Thomas Hal McKaine Jihony Burnett Foncesa Burnett Il Mertain Ses Fonseca Madapp Reds Richfards Tate Hosa Brown Ruzis Verdip Burnett Falk Kamm Ronseca Reynolds Hodapp Averill Humefield Cleveland Thomas McKain Hudlin Jindlin Henlinn Moriarity Hildebrand Geisel

Furnitures Meet 15-5s Tomorrow at Ely Stadium

Local Thomas Furniture team swapped for the 15-5s after Lorain Skylarks cancel. Game set for tomorrow at 2 P.M. at Ely Stadium with anticipated high rivalry. Key players include Storm on mound and Krist to start for 15-5s. Furnitures feature Koviak Dobrowski Ross Storm. All players to report at Hamilton field 1:30. Ohio State golf beat Wesleyan 3-0 in two foursomes.

Lorain Skylarks Thomas Furniture Ely Stadium Amherst Jack Storm Ross Heath Krist Koviak Dobrowski F. Ross C. Storm Barney Finegan Boreshi I. Ross Sojo Tobicash Kruss Watson Mate G. Alhgrim Sanders Hamilton Field

Canzoneri Repeats Lightweight Title With KO of Berg

Tony Canzoneri of New York defeats Jack Berg of England by knockout in the third round to retain the lightweight crown and claim the junior welterweight title in Chicago. A crowd of 11,780 watched as Canzoneri improved to 132 1 2 to 134 1 4 pounds, tying Bob Fitzsimmons' record with his third boxing championship.

Hicago Tony Canzoneri New York Jack Kid) Berg England Canzoneri Bob Fitzsimmons Fro al Singer Jost

Elyria High to Meet Shaw High This Afternoon

Elyria Highs Crimson Flash baseball team travels by bus this noon to Shaw High for a decisive afternoon game. Strong Shaw High pitching and uncertain Elyria lineup due to poor weather practice mark the matchup. Ren Lone is slated to start for Elyria with recent heroics against West High guiding the plan.

Elyria Highs Crimson Flash Shaw High Nine Shaw High Relauich Lark Oy Clyme Ren Lone West High

Saints Top Ass'n Fielding and Hitting Leaders

Saint team leaders dominate the league stats with Crawford and Kioza tied for runs, Metzler and Winker among top hitters. St Paul leads both fielding and batting while Columbus and Milwaukee follow in team averages. Saints post a team batting average around .371 with 14 hits in 232 at bats. scoring leaders include Crawford and Earl Smith tied for most runs.

Kubek I Pafele Fis Bar Averdee Alex Metzler Mil Winker Mar Crawfearnd Columbus Jack Kioza Milwaukes Crawford Ted Earl Smith

City Motors 15-5s Meet On Monday

City Motors softball team will meet the 15-5s at McKinley Field Monday night at 6 PM. Brove requests all motor players to be on hand. County teams seeking games should write Meldie Brove, care City Motors, Elyria, Ohio.

City Motors McKinley Feld Shhtaret Brove Care City Motors Elyria Ohio

Wellington Defeats Medina Amid Rain Soaked Win

In a rain interrupted game at Wallington April 25 Wellington nabbed an 8-2 win over Medina. Branson hit a home run as Wellington surged to a 3 run first inning, Medina tied it at 2 in the fifth, and Wellington pulled ahead with a three run tally to seal the victory.

Wallington Wellinston Wich Medina Yretarday Medina Amherst Anerst Wellington S Ton Branson

Odd Fellows Hold Drill Tomorrow

The Odd Fellows Soft Ball team will practice tomorrow afternoon at 4 oclock at Jefferson School Grounds. Members are asked to attend, and a meeting last night organized I O C F District No 7 Softball League with eight teams from Elyria, Medina, Lodi, Brunswick, Wadsworth, Grafton, Oberlin, and Wellington. All games will be on Sunday afternoons.

Odd Fellows Jefferson School Elyria Medina Lodi Brunswick Wadsworth Grafton Oberlin Wellington

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