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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1930
Page
4
A new star rose for Elyria as Phillips, formerly of Berenace, delivered the season’s best pitching performance. He shut out Dover 6 to 0 at Riverview Park, allowing just four hits and guiding City to the victory.
Joppa built a 6 run first inning cushion on four hits and four errors, then withstood a late West Sides rally to win 11 9 at Cascade. Elyria shifted momentum with two late runs but Joppa held on as Phillips shut down the West Sides.
Joppa six scored in a baseball line with two base hits from Nickolette and multiple stolen bases by Olzewaki Sammon T Nickolette Ambrose Vincent and others. Sacrifices by Wrage Newman and Tulk tied to double plays by Phillips Tulk Suby and Forbush. Walks issued by Harcher and Phillips, with Kubat umpiring.
Babe Ruth stood 19 days and 10 games ahead of his 1927 homer record after blasting his 40th of the season against the Philadelphia Athletics. He did not reach 40 in 1927 until the 116th game on August 22. The Yankees played their 106th game yesterday.
Chicago August 4 Coach Nelson Morgren and the University of Chicago baseball team left for the Orient on a 15 game schedule against top college teams. They will travel by rail and boat, with stops en route, sailing for Japan and returning in November.
The Woodmen beat State Farm 9 to 3 in a loosely played Sunday game at Grafton. Muir started for Woodmen, relayed by Jaroch after three runs. Jaroch then pitched 5 innings, holding State Farm hitless. F Smith, Cook, and Carpenter led at the plate, while Wallen fanned 11 for State Farm. Woodmen next face the Eagles at South Amherst. practice announced for Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The Troxel and Colson clash at WeKinley while Steel and Tubes face Harshaw Chemicals at Hamilton in two Industrial League games tonight.
Oberlin Blue Sox edged the Elyria Maroons 7 to 6 at Oberlin. Johnny Gordon contributed two hits in three trips as Harrington allowed six hits while Yarbo held the Maroons to four in five innings. The Blue Sox plan games with fast teams on August 24 and 31. Call 428k for details.
CHICAGO Aug 4 Harl Mastro of Chicago and Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles meet Thursday at Chicago Stadium in a bout expected to crown a top challenger for the featherweight title. Kid Chocolate leaves the 126-pound class for lightweights, leaving the division wide open.
Hack Wilson faced harsh boos after a sun blinded misplay in a pivotal 1930 World Series game. He weathered the backlash, returned to form as a top home run hitter and strong fielder, helping the Chicago Cubs push toward another pennant.
Promoter expected a record outdoor gate for the Kid Chocolate versus Jack Berg lightweight title bout at the Polo Grounds on Thursday night with crowd estimates over 50000 and gate potential around 225000. Chocolate holds a featherweight claim and Berg, an unorthodox fighter, is the top lightweight challenger with betting at 6 to 5.
Youthful golf stars from the middle west gather Tuesday at Flossmoor Country Club for the qualifying round of the Western Junior Championship. The event draws 203 entrants from Illinois Town Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio Missouri and Colorado, including former champions Sammy Alpert and Richard Mullin.
Cleveland belted three homers but St Louis Browns forged ahead to win 14-6. Indians’ Morgan Hodapp Sewell Hodapp, Morgan homered, but four-corner blows by Browns powered the victory. Stewart outdueled Jablonowski as St Louis clinched the series. Feller set to start tomorrow seeking win number eighteen for Cleveland.
Brooklyn moved ahead by a full game as the Robins evened the series with the Giants 10 to victory on Sunday. Babe Herman doubled to start the decisive ninth, then advanced on a sacrifice and was driven in when Carl Hubbell walked Flowers after intentionally walking Wright and Bressler, setting up a potential double play.
Detroit defeated Chicago White Sox 43 in a high scoring game as Carl Reynolds hit two home runs for the Sox. The outcome highlighted Detroit's offensive surge and Reynolds power despite the loss.
AM RUSHEN is the new singles tennis champion of Elysia, defeating Howard Martin in straight sets 6-4 6-2 in the final Saturday afternoon. Rushben overcame tough rivals including Naughton and defending champion Dick Horan en route to the title as doubles begin tonight with entries taken at the courts and draw at 6 15.
Eagles walloped Amherst Mischka Meats 10 to 7 at Brandt Field after six Eagles errors in the first four innings. Bartlome settled the Eagles, while Traxler led with a double and two singles. The Eagles staged a five run fifth and seven hits came in the eighth inning as they improved to dominance.
Lawrence Walchit shot 67 at Spring Valley, three under par, runner up to club champion Freddie Kush in his first year. He had three birdies and fifteen pars. Winners at Spring Valley included Dr E Knoll and G Estabrook tied at 74, with Hagedorn and Howison at 72. Mixed foursomes won by Mrs A F Hagedorn and Fred Goetz, low net by Mr and Mrs Kroesen. Qualifying rounds for the club championship start, with Presidents Cup play set for Aug 31 and Ladies Championship flights slated for the Elyria club.
Major league leaders Brooklyn and New York idle as Brooklyn hosts the Giants in a pivotal Ebbets Field game with Bill Clark facing Fred Fitzsimmons. Philadelphia, two games up on Washington, opens a two game series with Boston after recent 11 of 13 success. Yankees Senators game postponed to tomorrow as funeral for Mrs Walter Johnson in Washington prompts a double header. Phillies, after a rough stretch, halted and swept the Braves with 11-5 and 4-1 wins.
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