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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1939

Page

11

Fernandez Star Cuban Rider Antonio Fernandez of Havana

Fernandez, a Cuban jockey, rose after his brother Fernando and surpassed him in wins. His career peaked in 1935 with a major stake victory and a race aboard Wise Bessa for H. G. Shoemaker at Latonia Oaks. Born January 7, 1915 in Havana, he began at Oriental Park with Bobby F. He weighs 108 pounds and plans a business career, balancing riding with reading and classical music.

Enor Antonio Julio Fernandez Havana Cuba Fernando Antonio Julio Fernandez United States H. G. Shoemaker Wise Bessa Iceberg Antonio Three Et Wie Fox Bobby F Oriental Park

Two Tied For Lead In Ohio Open Play

Otto Hackbarth and Robert Strauss led the Ohio Open after 36 holes at Miami Valley Country Club with 141 totals, one stroke ahead of a large chase group. Al Espinosa and Maurice McCarthy Jr. trailed at 142 and 143, while notable players like Billie Burke, Gene Marchi, Bunny Benn, Reggie Myles, Leo Wilcox, Bobby Servis, and Lloyd Gullickson pursued the $2,000 prize and 36-hole showdown.

Daxton Otto Hackbarth Cincinnati Country Club Robert Red) Strauss Cincinnati Recreation Queen City Miami Valley Country Club al Espinosa Akron Maurice McCarthy Cincinnati Billie Burke Cleveland Gene Marchi Miami Valley Bunny) Benning Reggie Myles Leo Wilcox Piqua Bobby Servis Dayton Lloyd Gullickson Elyria

Redlegs Acquire Tacoma Catcher Neil Clifford for Reds

Tacoma club of the Western International League sells catcher Neil Clifford aged 23 to the Cincinnati Reds for Spring 1940 delivery. Clifford, batting .231, will yield two players and cash in the deal as announced by Tacoma officials.

Tacoma Wash Neil Clifford Cincinnati Reds

PERG Club G. A. B. R. and Yanks at Sox

Fragmentary sports wire text shows a partial box score with team abbreviations and player lines. Details are garbled but indicates game notes involving the Yankees and White Sox with Batting Averages and runs unclear. No clear final score or full player names are readable.

Retiring Eureka streetcar operator logs long service milestone

Eureka California report notes Todd Underwood retires after 34 years as a streetcar operator. He estimates traveling 900,008 miles without leaving the city. The article also mentions Germany and Japan increasing cod liver oil shipments to the United States last year.

Eureka Cal Todd Underwood Germany Japan United States

Senators Hand Yankees Third Straight Loss

The New York Yankees dropped their second straight three game set as the Senators defeated them 7-4 behind Joe Krakauskas who earned his eighth win in ten starts. The Yanks managed only seven singles and lingered seven games behind the Red Sox.

Senators Yankees York New York Yankees Red Sox Yanks Griffmen Donald Chandler Russo Joe Krakauskas Cubs National League Reds Reds Phillies Dodgers

Vanderbilt Beats British Yachts in Vim Cup Challenge

Henry McLemore reports from New York that Harold Stirling Vanderbilt and his 12 metre Vim have ended challenges for the America's Cup. Vim defeated Thomas Sopwith’s Toma hawk in three straight races, showing Vanderbilt’s skill in smaller craft. The British concede his mastery across sizes, and the writer vows a warm Newport welcome upon his return.

York Europe England Harold Stirling Mike) Vanderbilt Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith Vim Vanderbilt Newport Sopwith Mike Vanderbilt Neptune Mr. Vanderbilt

Elyria Golf Peddlers Tournament Tests Local Course

Elyria Country Club hosts the Golf Peddler's Association first annual $500 tournament on August 14. Pro and assistant entrants from Ohio play in foursomes, pairing three pros with a newspaper man or salesman. The par 73 layout will challenge top pros from Oak Ohio courses, with about a hundred paid players expected.

Elyria Country Club Golf Peddlers Association Ohio Billy Burke Cleveland A Espinosa Akron Phil Perkins Kirtland Clark Black Bob Randall Cherry Ridge Johnny Randall Spring Valley Jack Black Elyria Hersh Shannon Oberlin Bob Shave Bill Alves Bill Barbour Tony Joy Johnny Malutic Andy Velican Carmen Bull Steve Zappe Oberlin Road Golff Lloyd “Red” Barton Golf Peddlers' Association

Play Semi Final In Net Doubles Joust Today

Pierre Smith and Jim Sharkey meet Steve Borbash and Harold Jaggusch in a City Tennis Doubles semi final at 5 30 P M on Elyria Tennis Club courts Hamilton Street. Singles entries close tonight and pairings will be announced tomorrow.

Pierre Smith Jim Sharkey Steve Borbash Harold Jaggusch Elyria Tennis Club Hamilton Street

Government labs run Brazil’s medicine production surge

Laboratories owned and operated by the government are now producing most of the medicines used in Brazil, signaling a shift in drug supply control and public health strategy.

Brazil

U S Will Study Coastal Fishing

Washington reports a four point plan by the Bureau of Fisheries to boost Atlantic coast fishing through new research vessels and on board a floating laboratory. Biologists will census young haddock to forecast supply shifts and study currents winds and water temperatures on survival.

Washington North Atlantic Bureau of Fisheries Charles E. Jackson Bureau Laurential Channel

Chesler Demons Cow in Haverhill Cave Hoax

In Haverhill Massachusetts a rumor of a horn chiseled from a cow's fossilized or pasatured horn appears linked to a figure named Yara Yaraien. The report hints at a local hoax or "chiseling" scheme centered on a young man with a horn.

Haverhill Mass Yara Yaraien

Fairways Hosts Elyria Ladies and Mens Golf Events

The Elyria Country Club hosted the Fairways Along Local event as part of Ladies day. Medalist in Class A was Mrs W J Lorenz with 88, Class B leader Mrs Paul Roach 99, and Class C leader Mrs W Chapin 111. In the men's tourney, Wallace Bower beat H E Sullivan 2 and 1, and Lee Green edged H L Reynolds 1 up on the 20th. Lloyd Gullickson of Elyria stood 11th at the midpoint of the Ohio Open in Dayton.

Elyria Country Club W J Lorenz Paul Roach W. Chapin Wallace Bower H. E Sullivan Lee Green H L Reynolds Lloyd Gullickson Elyria Dayton

Lorain Busser Trucking Co Seeks Managers For Team

Lorain Lorain Busser Trucking Co seeks interested managers to write Stan Dorst at 1566 Heid Avenue Lorain Ohio The players average 19 years old

Lorain Busser Trucking Co Bames Stan Dorst Heid Avenue Lorain

Rough Wrestlers Featured On Mat Card At Rialto

Elyria Sports Club presents a weekly card at Rialto Theater headlined by The Shadow and Ali Pasha in a rough light heavyweight main event. Fritz Kruger faces Wild Bill Zimovitch in a semifinal. The Shadow remains undefeated here while Pasha is known for relentless, aggressive offense in a two hour limit main event.

Wildesa Rialto Theater Elyria Shadow Ali Pasha Zimovitch Kruger Fritz Kruger Wild Bill Zimovitch Nicaragua Stanley Buresh Cecil McGull al Pasha McGill Froce Rialto Theatre

Rone Radios Triumph Over Lorain Harts 10-4

Rone Radios swamp Lorain Harts 10 to 4 behind two base hits from Bischoff and Aboohire. Pronesti homered, Polimene drew four walks with Dumke and Steisz on base. Seisz fanned twice, Sito struck out ten in a high strikeout effort.

Rone Radios Swamp Lorain Harts Bischoff Aboohire Pronesti Polimene Dumke Steisz Sito Seisz Hart Jewelers Lorain Roosevelt Tony Sito Harts Reisz Pronestl Abvokire Roushtinsha Crow Hart's Jewelry AB C ” Danprea E. Darco Rone Radio Hart's Jewelry

Donkey Baseball Game At Amherst Under The Lights

Amherst Ohio hosts the first donkey baseball game at Harris Field tonight under lights. Edwards Foods, Amherst League leaders, face an All-Star nine with the nontraditional contest slated to start at 8 30 PM.

Amherst Harris Field Edwards Foods

Recreation League Tilt at Jefferson Diamond Tonight

Elyria Hardwares and Elyria Dairies face off in a Recreation League game at 6 PM on the Jefferson diamond.

Elyria Hardwares Elyria Dairies Jefferson Diamond

Bone Radios and Second Baptist A C clash at 6 pm

A softball game is set for tonight at 6 P.M. on the 15th street diamond featuring Bone Radios and Second Baptist A C. The match promises local neighborhood team rivalry and an early evening contest under lights.

Bone Radios Second Baptist A C 15Th Street

Vic Silvers Jewelers Versus CCC Camp in Evening Softball Duel

Vic Silvers Jewelers meets CCC Camp at 615 PM tonight on the Lace Factory diamond. The matchup pits local teams against each other in a community softball clash with a simple, early evening start and a short outing on the Lace Factory field.

Vic Silver CCC Lace Factory

Joust entrants named for Elyria in district softball event

Elyria fields three teams General Industries Timms Springs and the Bittners for the district softball tourney opening tonight at Harmon Field. The Bittners earned a district berth by beating Standard Cleaners 6 to 1 in the City final, with two games scheduled to start the opening round. Tonight's action features Stanley Boots of Oberlin vs Timms Springs, followed by General Industries and Lorain Glass. Other contenders include Lorain Crystal Clear Cleaners Gibsonville Merchants and Lorain Berrill Cigars. The district winner advances to the Ohio Amateur Softball Association tournament in Columbus August 25 to 27.

Bob Gerhart Bittner Funeral Home General Industries Timms Springs Elyria Harmon Field Bittners Standard Cleaners Stanley Boots Oberlin Stanley Boots-Timms Lorain Glass Lorain Crystal Clear Cleaners Gibsonville Merchants Lorain Berrill Cigars Crystal Clears Columbus

District Softball Tourney Pairings

Pairings for the district softball tournament at Harmon Field list Oberlin Stanley Boots versus Elycia Timms Springs at 7 PM and Elyria General Industries versus Lorain Glass at 8 30 PM tonight. Tomorrow features Lorain Crystal Clear Cleaners versus Gibsonburg at 7 PM and Lorain Berrill Cigars against Bittners at 8 30 PM with winners meeting in the 7 30 championship semifinal.

Harmon Field Oberlin Stanley Boots Elycia Timms Springs Elyria General Industries Lorain Glass Lorain Crystal Clear Cleaners Gibsonburg Lorain Berrill Cigars Bittners Generals

District teams clash as Morticians bow in eight inning setback

Kostyo matched his usual form for the Morticians, but the Ak ron Eagles edged them 5 to 4 in eight innings. Cleaners starter Paul Elek was tagged for three runs and four hits in 1 2/3 innings, Dale Lee allowed three runs in relief, and George Innes made a key diving catch. Frank's Bakery clinched a 6 0 to 4 win for the Lorain County title opener as Edna Wilhelmy’s double and Ellen Skorkie’s walk set up the decisive run.

Phillies Brooklyn Philadelphia Roy Hughes Morris Arnovich Gus Suhr Phils Hugh Mulcahy Jimmy Foxx Red Sox Athletics White Sox Tigers Koehn Frits Gerhardinger Mishak Morne Siffert Mike Elex Lee Hirostyo Noastyo Frank’s Bakery Everret Pomeroy Bere Perk Wee Stantion K Hutchinson M. Hutchinson Smith J. Garford Valerius Ae Skorkie Engier B. Pitts Ridgeville Beens OSU Morticians Akron Eagles Kostyo Johnny Kostyo Bittners Cleaners Fred Maddock Paul Elek Dale Lee Innes George Innes Joe Varsa Lee Morse Jack Siffert Morse Mel Gerhardinger Hugh Cross Frank's Bakery Frank’s Bakery Girls Ridgeville Bittners Lorain County Bakery Girls Ellen Skorkie Edna Wilhelmy Marie Everett Skorkie Engler Elyrians Dorothy Pitts Ridgeville Queen Airthner FF A. Urig Sturmisth Eubeee Woelyn Miko Cave Miffert Abo Waxayitak Eeeeringsaue

Roosevelt Beats Allen In Playground Game

Roosevelt defeats Allen in a playground game behind two base hits by Jacoby Baird and Brichiman with home runs by Mika and Bolash. Pitchers Mika and Burnett combine for 20 strikeouts. umpires were Bryan and Bannick.

Roosevelt Allen Jacoby Baird Brichiman Mika Bolash Burnett Bryan, Bannick Roosevelt Playground Alien Cascade Park Mike R. H Bakos Suetta Pandy Baraski Isa Bee Alek Csonhorf Jacobs Aller Shipley Ee Scott See Whatton Lowery Shara Brickman Shepard Krebs Bulgett Schweda Spouscellet Allen Bere Roosevelt Thee

Hardwares Crush Second Baptist A. C. 15 to 6

Elyria Hardwares scored nine runs in the second inning and routed Second Baptist A. C. 15 to 6 on the McKinley diamond last night. Pitcher B. Walend limited the losers to five hits, with two doubles by Walend Coven and a home run by Coven.

Elyria Hardwares Second Baptist A. C McKinley Diamond Walend Gleason Cee Nmmieczak Sf Baver Reynolds Ae Bee Finnegan B. Walend Meath Bedocs Rf Clark Tarry Rere Cook Hiei Singleton G. Cook Fitzpatrick Mitchell Carter

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