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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1947

Page

5

Ted Williams plans to stay in Boston for life says manager

Boston Red Sox star Ted Williams intends to remain in Boston for the rest of his life, according to his business manager. Pred Corcoran noted Williams aims to become a prominent figure in local auto sales while pursuing batting averages and pursuing a major league career record.

eReg Jack Duddy United Frese Aporta BW Vork New England Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Boston Willams Pred Cottoran Professional Golfers' Assoration Cottoran Williams Corcoran Ted Lalin America Mexico Matias Ecuador San Diego Calif William Ty Cork Ted Agures

Elyria Country Club golf results flood the weekend

Round two and three matches across Class A and C produced notable results. Timume beat Po M and Roach. O'Brien defeated McGeorge 2 and 1. Hobert beat Preiaer. Schilling beat Beiter 2 and 1. Shoble won 4 and 8 over Butts in Class C. Mrs Kunkle and Mrs Myers won first round in the women’s championship. Low net sweeps led by Schilling 93 26 87. Fey won the club event with 0-20 10. second place ties. Four City League games postponed to Tuesday at Cherry Ridge. Champion Polish Club wins Spring Valley Golf League playoff 71-2 to 24-2.

Elyria R. ‘Timume Po M Roach W. O'Brien A. McGeorge C. Hobert Preiaer T. Schilling H. Beiter C. Shoble R. Butts HM. Kunkle D. Myers Elyria Country Club Kunkle H. C. Barbotti Myers R. P. Wirth V. Breitenstein E. Foster A. T. White G. Livingston Refault TF. Schilling Schilling D.T. White Nnn Elyria Club M. F. Fey R. Murbieh H. Beitermith Spring Valley Golf League Kirkpatrick Decorators Walt‘s Restaurant Max Jatowiec Matt Zaleski Hob Me Train Doe van Pete Sukey Fritz Helyes Ciriglianu Mate Bob Hemmsath Ben Bober Helyes Vince Toth Chuck Nagy Jalowiez Tom Dean Mellvain Art Michaels Steve Sales John Potagsek Chet Bycykowski Paul Kirk

Florists and Farmers Triumph in Ridgeville Night Games

Diederich Florists edged Ridgeville Merchants 4-3 while Future Farmers defeated Junior Merchants 6-3 under Ridgeville lights. Dick Griesemer hit a late homer with George Hinggell to seal the Florists win. Upcoming Wednesday games feature Lorain Eagles vs Diederich Florists and Avon Mels Sparta Tavern vs Ridgeville Merchants.

Diederich Florists Ridgeville Florists Ridgeville Merchants Farmers Junior Merchants Dick Griesemer Florists-Merchants George Hinggell Lorain Eagles Diederich Florista Avon Mel Sparta Tavern

Commission Hears Protest Tonight in Elyria City Hall

Elyria baseball commission meets in City Hall at 7 pm to hear a protest led by VFAW No. 8010 from City Softball League after last week's loop contest with Dean's Lunch WFLW No. 9019. Protest cites umpire Pat Henke and Issy Sepsenwal er in ruler interpretation. commission members listed include Max Pedley Adolph Wachsberger H. E. Agate Ray Craft and Eugene Collins.

Elyria Baseball Commission City Hall VFAW Dean WFLW Pat Henke Issy Sepsen Wal Baseball Commission Max Pedley Adolph Wachsberger H. E. Agate Ray jCraft Eugene Collins

Valley City Defeats Columbia In Loose League Contention

Valley City edged Columbia 9 to 8 in a county league independent game Sunday afternoon. Valley City players Hol Milling San Neus Meyer led scoring while Bill Marder and Norb Hecker guided Columbia. Fred Kothel of Columbia tallied four baskets and five tips in the loss.

Valley City Valley City Columbia Loraine Meding County League

Akron Krispy Kremes Defeat Wake Nap Red Caps 21 12

Akron Krispy Kremes walloped the Wake nap Red Caps 21 12 as Bre Yarsa of Cape hit a home run. The Caps led briefly but Akron forged ahead in the third and never looked back. Wakeman faces Grafton Buthgery Motors in the Lorraine County League next.

Wakeman Akron Krispy Kremes Wakenap Red Caps Bre Yarsa Cape Whoard Akron Caps Grafton Buthgery Motors Loraine

Jewelers Rout Radio Team 6 4 In City Softball Battle

Jewelers beat Radio Team 6 to 4 on Oberlin Road Field as Bob Karnes pitched a two hitter win and Chorge Nicholas fueled the offense with a triple and two singles. Second half title clash looms as Dean's Lunch and Polish Club also win and prepare to decide the league crown tonight.

Rone Radio Oberlin Road Millmnyrs Jewelers Bob Karnes Jewelers Jack Varsa Chorge Nicholas Egdene

Brass Team Wins Second Half Crown In F Circuit

Brass and Bronze defeated Ross Furniture by 20 to 0 at Ely Stadium to claim the Class F League playoff title for the second half. McAllister earned the win, while Bronte sparked a double play and strong support from Ritler and Patrick. Dates for the upcoming best-of-three series with the first half champion are to be announced.

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Leaders In The Major Leagues Doby To Stay On Cleveland Roster

Cleveland Indians president Bill Veeck said Larry Doby will be kept on the roster for the rest of the year. Veeck insisted Doby remains a good ball player and could be retained despite the Browns dropping him. Doby's future may include farm assignment, with year plans noted for next season.

Doby Cleveland Larry Roby Cleveland Indians Bill Veeck Tribe Veeck St. Louis Browns Roby

Gaines And Lugas Are Tennis Champs

Gaines and Lugas won the city wide tennis singles titles at Cascade Park. Gaines defeated Mo Hray 6-0 6-2 6-1, while Lugas beat Vivienne Lance 6-1 6-2. The pair join Pat Bauer Claire Tugas as division champions. doubles titles were won by Bauer-Dugas.

Krry Gaines Elyria Petter Claire Laigas Oils Cascade Park Gaines Lipgaw Don Meliros iBlyvia High Vivienne Lance MoHray Tugas Lance Lemay Johnson Mebray Yanine Elyria High Lugas Pat Bauer-Claire Tugas Bauer-Dugas Walt Michel Terry Johnson M. A. Abbett Bob Stevenson S Peat Park McTlroy Downing Michel Tittle Byron Morris Johnny Lugas Bob Gerhart

Harrison Captures Reno Open Crown

J. Dutch Harrison of York, Pennsylvania won the Reno Open in Nevada with a four day total of 272, shooting 68 70 70 68 to beat Bill Vines and Jim Ferrier by three strokes in the $15,000 WWO event.

WWO Nev J.dutchs Harrison Los Angeles Jim Ferrier San Francisco

Spencer quits football to pursue pro baseball for Buckeyes

Columbus Ohio State loses a returning letterman as quarterback George Spencer announces he will not return to quarterback the Buckeyes. He aims for a major league baseball career to avoid football injuries. Coach Wesley Fesler has Pete Perini ready to start, with Riekly Nealitue and Dick Slager among other candidates for QB.

Columbus W.P Ohio State George Spencer Buckeyes Spencer Wesley Fesler Bexley Fesler Pete Perini Riekly Nealitue Dick Slager

Smitty's Pin League to Organize for 1948 Season

Smitty's Bowling League will meet Tuesday evening at Smitty's in Toolock to plan the 1947-48 season. Team captains and other league officers are urged to attend. The eight team circuit includes Sipny, Wellagad, and Hystascit, with matches at the Bowling Center downtown. The story notes league standings and participant clubs as it previews the upcoming bowling season.

Smitty Smitty's Bowling Lesgie Toolock Attetac Sipny & Wellagad Coogtion Murog Wed- Readay Evenag Toe'elork

Legion Juniors to Be Guests at Banquet in Elyria

Members of the Elyria American Legion Trainers district champions will be guests at a banquet hosted by the J. R. Dall Motor Company of the Jetty. The event takes place Thursday evening at Spring Valley Country Club, with the Lions Club arranging the program.

Realtors Eaton Tie For Second Half D Title

The season's second half concludes with Lehman Johnson Realtors and Karen Firemensing earning top honors. A 9 0 forfeit over Motor Hawaway occurred when Hawhaul team protested a call in the sixth inning. Realtors led 6 4 at the time. A best of three series will decide the seasonal crown with the winner facing Paasch Laimber and Coal Histehalf champion. date to be announced.

Lehman-Johnson Rellers Karen Cascade Park Lehman-Johnson Realtors Motor Hawaway Antimdre Fender Ut Bites Realtors Lehman-Johnsen Realtors Mrel Baton Firemen Paasch Laimber Coal Histehalf Realtors-Firemen

Assault Armed Race Called Off at Washington Park

In Chicago the LK Horse of the Year began forced rotation after fit up time and workouts for a race against Avied at Washington Park next Saturday. The Mhatuh race featuring the tad preat thoroughbreds has been called off.

Chicago Lpl Assault Con Avied Washington Park

Mitroffs Homer Caps Bank Team Victory in 5-3 Win

Don Mitroff pitched the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust team to a 5-3 victory over Barberton Parkers at Cascade Park. Mitroff allowed four hits, hit a homer, and his team turned three double plays to improve to 12-9 on the season. The Sandusky game was postponed after Sandusky failed to appear.

Savings Deposit Bank and’ Trust Cascade Park Barberton Parkners Don Mitroff Twitter Lanly Bank Sandusky Boosters

Stranahan Wins Tourney Title in Close Match

Frank Stranahan of Toledo won the Great Lakes Amateur Golf Trophy for the second straight year with a 3 and 2 victory over Johnny Barnum of Chicago at Calumet Country Club yesterday.

Chicago Frank Stranahan Toledo Johnny Barnum Calumet Country Club

Giants Set NL record with five more homers in loss

New York Giants blasted five home runs to set a National League team mark with 17 homers on the season, but still lost to the Chicago Cubs 8 3 in the second game after a 4 0 win in the opener. Larry Jansen won the first game with eight hits allowed as he led the staff in percentage. Budd Kerr, Arnie Lombardi, and other Giants contributed, while the Dodgers won and Cardinals, Reds, and Phillies posted results in a busy day of play.

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