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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1930

Page

10

Favorites Win In First Round Of City Doubles

Three first round matches in the city wide doubles tennis tourney were played at Ely Stadium courts with favorites winning two of three. Horan-Finegan defeated Lamb Forrester 6 4 6 3 while Horanu-Sharkey beat Goecke-Terry 6 1 6 2. Carter-Gray substituted for Howenstine and won 6 2 6 2 over Van Horn-Barr. The Seward-Wales and Aldrich-Mortimer match was halted at dusk with the second set to be finished today.

Ely Stadium Courts Dick Horan Gene Finegan Lamb Forrester Dave Horanu Jim Sharkey Goecke-Terry Howenstine-Cartor van Horn-Barr Howenstine Carter-Gray Seward-Wales Aldrich-Mortimer

First round golf matches set for Spring Valley club championship

Spring Valley hosts first round in multiple classes for the club championship with Freddy Kushin defending the Class A title amid a strong field including K Walchli Walter Scott and Lou Reeves. Junior and juvenile tours run alongside, with pairings listed for Classes A B and C and Western Division medal play to decide the individual champion after eighteen holes.

Spring Valley Freddy Kushin K. Walchli Walter Scott Lou Reeves R. A. Staff Kushin J. C. Hanna Ralph Walton Tom Shulkin J- Donnelly G. M. Burkey Bert Pfau A. B. Risberg K. Kleinert R. J. Miller Art Krenz C. C. Cuppinger Don Mallin H. Howison H. Mates W. J. Borie E. Birch H. M Ebersole W. Kohn F. E. Brunfield W. Gorie E.C. Greenland Jack Warden Paul Warmee Keifer Jim Rodgers Bob Finch Frank Goetz Don Wilson M. Z. Wagner A. Shaw H. M. Rudilo C. B. Kiptner Ray Menning Ed Hutchins C. Persons G. Limpert W. D. Cole

La Barba and Mastro Ready for Featherweight Title Fight

Fidel La Barba of California and Earl Mastro of Chicago wrapped up 126 pound featherweight world title stage preparations at Chicago Stadium. The Aug. 6 bout is set for 10 rounds with light workouts planned. both men weighed in slightly under 126 pounds. They have split two prior decisions, making the outcome a toss up, while Mastro enjoys a slight local betting edge.

Chicago Fidel la Barba California Earl Mastro Chicago Stadium Mastro

Public Links Champ Disqualified

One hundred and seventeen municipal golf links champions from 28 cities continued play at the Jacksonville city course but defending champion Carl Fauffman of Pittsburgh was disqualified, leaving him out of the event after a dispute over a counted putt with partner Guy McCall and USGA officials.

Jacksonville Fla Jacksonville City Carl Fauffman Pittsburgh Kauffman Guy McCall Buffalo United States Golf Association

Golf leaders list from Seattle event lead field

Harry T. Givan of Seattle shot 36 37 73 to lead play yesterday. Jacksonville city champion Bob Wingate and Al Quigley of Chicago tied for second with 37 37 74 each, while Joseph B. Green of Philadelphia was third at 40 35 75.

Harry T. Givan Seattle Wash Bob Wingate Jacksonville al Quigley Chicago Joseph Green Philadelphia

Bears beat Giants in Stadium League play for third straight win

The Bears defeated the Giants 5 to 1 in the Stadium League last night, extending their winning streak to three. The Pirates edged the Cubs 4 to 3 in another league game while the Cubs struggle in the second half, failing to win so far. Batteries Bears Ozminski and Kaminski opposed Giants Powell and Koehn. Pirates Ernest and Fatz faced Cubs Kruss and Sanders.

Bears Giants Pirates Cubs Ozminski Vv. Kaminski Powell and Koehn Ernest and Fatz Kruss and Sanders

Colorado farmers plant 14242 trees in El Paso County record

El Paso County led spring tree planting in Colorado with 14 242 trees planted by 25 farmers. State forester W J Mor rill said the effort is among the best records in the state and noted the trees were purchased from him.

Colorado Springs el Paso Colorado W. J. Morrill

Tigers Nose Out Indians in 8th For 6 4 Victory

Detroit rapped four eighth inning runs to erase a 4 1 deficit against Cleveland. Whitehill earned his eighth straight win as the Tigers defeated the Indians 6 4. Akers homer drove in Easterling and the final run, with Gehringer and Alexander keying the rally.

Whitehill Detroit Tigers Detroit Indians Tiger Gehringer Alexander Gingled Stone Geéhringer Miller Harder Funk Morgan Shevlin Alexander Akers Easterling Clint Brown Cleveland Tigers Hudlin Uhie Hodapp Goldman Johnson Foster L. Sewell Montague Masterling Koenig Brown Vangraefian Connolly Mc.Gowan R. E Johnson Ae Oo Asee Ee If Easterling Wrenee Akers Atte Ee Desautels U Montague Gardner Avenua

American Standings and Schedule Highlights

Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 in American results. Washington 5-1 and New York 4-7. Boston 4 and Philadelphia 3. St. Louis-Chicago on wet grounds. American games today Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia St. Louis at Chicago Boston at New York.

Detroit Cleveland Washington New York Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago G. W . Pet Detroit Wee Ee

Church League Results Report Three Close Games

Three games last night in the Church League produced tight contests. St Johns edged the Methodists 3 to 2 in overtime with Schoditsch guiding the winners and hitting a home run. St Agnes beat Church of Christ 9 to 7 on a late two run rally as Blair struggled for St Agnes. Hungarian Reformed routed Baptists 7 to 2 behind Barkacs. Association play today features Kansas City at Indianapolis, St Paul at Columbus, Minneapolis at Toledo, and Milwaukee at Louisville.

St. Johns Methodists Schoditsch Leinseder St. Agnes Church of Christ Camp Smith Blair St Agnes Baptists Barkacs Kansas City Indianapolis St Paul Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee Louisville F. Schoditsch Church of Christ AB. R LY Ashlan Wellington Eeemeteoresue Eas Sullivan Huntington Ciccuceeesnaes Ar Ashland Sullivan Eeeeeatenteasaan Auntington Oaee Ae Ap. Wellington Aaiarder Liv Ashland Manafield F. Bi Askland Askland Conserve Vevetosassaetees Mansheld Mellvaya Ashian Weoster É. Wwilirh Ap Raelseve Ume

National Results From City Games

Brooklyn 9 New York S tan onings Boston 6 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 5 St Louis 4.

Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis

National Games Today Feature Key Matchups

National Games today include Philadelphia facing Boston and Brooklyn meeting Pittsburgh. Chicago plays two games against St. Louis, with all scheduled contests featuring major league teams on the slate.

Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis

City Horseshoe Tourney Opens August 12

The opening date for the city horseshoe tournament is set for Tuesday, August 12. An entry blank is available for entrants, to be mailed or delivered to the Sports Editor of the Chronicle-Telegram or to A. N. Smith at Ely Stadium Courts.

Chronicle-Telegram A. N. Smith Ely Stadium

City Horseshoe Tourney Opens Entries This Week

Starts Tuesday August 12 at Ely Stadium Courts. Open entry city residents of any age may mail or present entry blank to Sport Editor Chronicle Telegram or A. N. Smith at Ely Stadium. Include name and address to enter.

Ely Stadium Chronicle-Telegram A. N. Smith

City Hosts First Elimination Tourney In Years

Unusual local interest grows as the city prepares a long awaited elimination format tournament. Older players are expected to enter in strong numbers, with first round matches on Tuesday and remaining games through the week. Stadium courts offer limited shoes and entrants are urged to bring their own footwear.

Major League Leaders and Batting Averages

A condensed listing shows American League leaders with players such as Simns Ph and Cochrane Phil posting high hit totals. Geh'ng of New York and Averill of Cleveland post strong on base numbers while Ruth of New York posts high home run or average figures. Leader year ago today Foax Philadelphia batted .386.

G. AB R. H. Pet

National League Leaders and Player Totals Summary

A compact summary of NL season leaders with Terry New York Klein Phil O Doul Phil Herm an Brooklyn and Steph en Chicago. It lists games played at bats runs hits and batting average with key figures like 0 4 11 0 3 9 5 and .411 noted for Herman a year ago today in Brooklyn.

G. AB. R. H. Pet Terry N. Y Klein Phil O'Doul Herm'n Steph Chi Herman Brooklyn

Church League Tonight Slates Three Matches

The Church League schedule lists three games for tonight. St Pauls meets Methodists at McKinley, Church of Christ faces 2nd Congregationals at Hamilton, and Holy Cross plays St Agnes at Richwine Grounds.

St. Paul's Methodist’s McKinley Church of Christ and 2Nd Congregationals Hamilton Holy Cross St. Agnes Richwine Grounds

Minors vow to resist major draft rule clash

Chicago Aug 6 minor league leaders from the American Association Pacific Coast and International Leagues refuse to conform to the majors universal draft prompting an open feud with the major leagues. A three man committee will craft a common policy and report in Montreal the first week of December as the boycott looms.

Chicago Walter E. Hapgood Montreal International League Charles Graham San Francisco Pacific Coast League Oscar Smith Toledo American Association Montreal

Toledo Club Gives Alexander Air

CHICAGO August 6 Grover Cleveland Alexander who disappointed 156000 Toledo baseball fans when he failed to join their team Sunday as scheduled was discovered in a Chicago hotel last night. Alexander has been at the hotel since last Friday. Oscar J Smith president of the Toledo Club who spent 2000 to insure Alexander appearance Sunday and was angry because the pitcher did not show up notified Old Alex last night that he need not show up at all now as his services would not be needed.

Chicago Grover Cleveland Alexander Toledo Alexander Oscar J. Smith Alex

Steel and Tubes Lead Industrial League standings

The Steel and Tubes top the Industrial League with three wins and no losses. Colson, a surprise second with three wins and one loss, trails in second place as the league standings show.

Steel and Tubes Lead Industrial League Colson

Three Cornered Ba Looms In National Three Cornered Ba Lo

Brooklyn holds a 21-2 game lead in the National League as it enters a grueling westward swing against Pittsburgh St Louis and Chicago after a tight 4 game set with the New York Giants. The Robins lead the Cubs by 5 and the Giants by 2 in a three team race through September. Giants rally falls short as McGraw makes puzzling moves. Brooklyn capitalizes on late errors to win 9-8 in ten innings.

George Kirkley New York Brooklyn New York Giants Robins Chicago Cubs Giants Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Pirates Reds Cincinnati Cubs Dave Bancroft J. J. McGraw Carl Hubbell Wright Bressler Herman Hubbell Contes Flowers McGraw Joe Heving Bob O’farrell O'Farrell Bill Walker Lindstrom

Athletics and Nats Open Series Today at Two Cities

Philadelphia and Washington, the two AL leaders, opened a 2 game series at Shibe Park today while Brooklyn, NL pace-setter, began a 2 game series at Pittsburgh. The Athletics hold a 7 1/2 game lead as the interleague action starts Friday with western clubs invading the east. BeatenBoston 4-3 as Otto Miller drove in Durst with a ninth inning single. Washington and New York split a doubleheader, Senators 6-4 win then Yankees 7-1. Babe Ruth hit his 41st homer in the first game. Brooklyn won the final at 10 innings 9-8 over the Giants, who rallied with five runs in the ninth to tie. Cubs beat Cardinals 5-4 in eight, Detroit 6-4 over Cleveland, Braves 6-2 over Phillies.

Philadelphia Washington Shibe Park Brooklyn Pittsburgh Athletics Mackmen Boston Red Sox Otto Miller Durst New York Senators Yankees Walter Johnson Babe Ruth New York Giants Giants Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Detroit Cleveland Boston Braves Phillies

War vet 87 flies home after visit to son

Boulder Colorado dispatch reports William Thompson, 87, civil war veteran, flew from Boulder to Wichita Kansas after visiting his son Donald Anderson. Thompson says he believes in flying safe and traveled by airplane for the return trip.

Boulder Colo Wm. Thompson Wichita Kans Donald Anderson Thompson

Cat Returns Home After 180 Mile Journey

Coventry England reports a cat missing during a journey toward Bridgewater about 130 miles from Coventry was found eight weeks later attempting to return to its former home in Coventry. The animal’s trek drew attention as residents noted the remarkable route and the pet’s persistence.

Coventry England Bridgewater

New TV Synchronizer Keeps Picture Locked in Frame

A new device attaches to the receiver disk and maintains the picture steady within the frame, improving stability of television viewing by preventing drift and flicker during broadcasts.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Horan-Finegan Lamb-Forrester Sharkey D. Horan Wallop Dangerfield Martin Halpin Aldrich Jack Warner Marty Morrison E. M. Green Dr. A. R. Agate Ernie Kuhl Ed Mizen Geo. Estabrook H. Guthman R. W. Hancock F. A. Goetz Chas. Showell Brye Clarkson G. Kunkle Roy Garringer Oscar Haserodt George Kellogg al Bishop Alson Church L. Walchli F. A. Michaels G. R. Prentice Ween Wee R.H 'Barkacs R Dunstan C Bird Tompkins Life Kruetzfield Taylor Jesse Walker Morris Goodspeed i /Koepp J. Schoditsch P Huebner Maddock P. Kirby Iss Wurster Griffiths Rogers Long Jolly Gerber Bloxly St. Johlns St. Paul City Major League Industrial League Pet Steel and Tubes Western Automatic Ohio Fuel Gas Fox Furnace Cnewa Troxel Eeeee Ae Elyria Laundries Harshaw Chemical Toledo Club Bigbee
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