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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1933

Page

8

Indians Split Senators in Double Bill With Pearson Dominant

Leveland Aug 30 Monte Pearson the rookie pitcher cooled the mighty Washington Nationals in the nightcap after the Nats won the opener 10-1. He held them hitless and scoreless through eight innings and finished with a 7 2 victory, his eighth win against three losses since joining the Indians seven weeks ago.

Monte Pearson Washington Nationals Indians Pearson Nats

Haury & Bauer Grocers Walloped 14 To 4

The Wilson Movers routed Haury & Bauer Grocers 7 to 4 in a junior game at Harman Field. EK Koepp and W Coven led the winning batting efforts as Colburn Bremhe struggled against the hitters. The doubleheader featured a late-season finish with strong crowd support and notable performances from both teams.

Colburn « Bremhe Hardins Haury & Bauer Eastern Heights Harman C. Smith Barbridge Garege Elevrn Wilson Vie Haury & Bauer Grocere Harman Field EK. Koepp W._ Coven

Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues

Rogers Hornsby reportedly disliked hitting but delivered a key line drive that turned jeers into cheers during a Chicago game. The day featured mixed results with New York and St. Louis posting losses while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia won. multiple upcoming games and schedules across major cities were listed.

Yenterday Reautts New York St. Louis Braokt Whiergo Pettsburgh Philadelphia Togay Pittsburgh Ch.ergy Brooklyn Pet Washington Cleveland Detroit Chicago Boston

City-Wide Tennis Title Final Set At Ely Stadium

The 1933 city wide singles champion will be decided this afternoon at Ely Stadium as Eddie Seward faces Dave Horan in a best three out of five match. Horan, runner up the past two years, is favored but Seward has shown strong play in earlier rounds. The final begins at 4 o'clock.

Ely Stadium Eddie Seward Dave Horan Horan Seward

Major Frank W. Cavanaugh Dies at 57 Coach Behind Fordham Rise

Major Frank W. Cavanaugh, long time eastern football coach famed for Fordham College and his stern presence, died at a chicken farm in Marshfield Mass after a cerebral hemorrhage and bronchial pneumonia. He suffered war injuries in the Argonne and spent years in frail health while teaching at eight schools including Fordham Dartmouth Boston College and Holy Cross.

Marshfield Mass Aus Frank W. Cavanaugh Fordham College Cavanaugh

Miller Feldman In Bout Tonight In Cincinnati Fight Preview

Cincinnati April 54 The Freddie Miller a national featherweight champion from Cincinnati meets Lew Feldman of New York in a ten round title bout tonight. If Miller wins he will earn a higher bout in his hometown. A Cincinnati matchmaker has promised Miller a bout with a leading featherweight amid return from the Pacific Coast prove. Negotiations for a bout with Kid Chocolate fell through.

Cincinnati Freddie Milles Lew Feldmen New York Miler Pacific Coast Kid Chocolate

Miller Returns to Ring in 125 Pound Frame

An attempt to match Miller with Seaman Tom Watson, an English fighter, is noted. Miller has not fought since early July when he knocked out Abie Trail in Seattle. The Miller Feldman bout was planned for roughly 125 pounds.

Miller Seaman Tom Watson Abie Rael Seattle Wash Miller-Feldman

Lucille Robinson Aims For U S Women's Crown

Newly crowned Western champion Lucille Robinson today seeks the national amateur title. The Exmoor course near Chicago hosts the tournament where the defending champion, Virginia Van Wie, stands, after Lucille defeated her in the Western finals.

Lucille Robinson Lucille Exmoor Chicago Virginia van Wie

Two New Threats Rise In Women’s National Golf Play

In the second round of match play at Xmoor Country Club Highland Park Illinois two newcomers challenge the field Lucile Robinson a 22 year old Drake University senior with spectacles and Mrs Leoni Pressler Cheney former 1927 28 Women’s Western Champion. They upset rivals in round one ranking with the Big Four Enid Wilson Virginia Van Wie Maureen Orcutt and Helen Hicks as favorites to advance in today’s 18 hole matches.

George Kirkley United Press Xmoor Country Club Highland Park W.R Lucile Robinson Drake University Leoni Pressler Cheney Los Angeles Miss Robinson Jane Brooks Chicago Cheney Mildred Green Culver City Calif Tvo Enid Wilson Virginia van Wie Chiezee Maureen Orcutt Haworth N. J Helen Hicks Inwood England Harley G. Higbie Detroit Charlotte Gluiting West Orange Petcy Wattles Buffalo Leo Federman Great Neck L Leona Cheney Angela Gorezrea Tex Charles Newbold Wichita Kan Frances Williams Wayne Hill Kansas City X. Y Ben Fitz- Hush Vicksburg Des Moines Margaret Maddox Atlanta W Wilson van Wie Orcutt Hicks

International Kiss Marathon Sparks Odd Sport Debate

The world’s first international kissing marathon enters its second round at Coney Island New York drawing about 1200 spectators. Officials halted a chaotic display as participants engaged in multiple clinches and dramatic public displays amid a festival atmosphere.

Coney Land N.Y Eyahi Omestine

Yesterday's Stars by United Press

Monte Prarson reports on players earning standout marks. Indians pitcher held Senators to two hits while Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell blanked the Cardinals with five hits. Cardinals' Bill Walker also blanked the Giants with five hits and hit a homer. Yankees' Tony Lazzeri led Detroit with a homer a triple and a single.

United Press Monte Prarson Senators Carl Hubbell Giants Cardinals Bill Walker Tony Lazzeri Yankees Detroit

Kissing Bee Benched for Coney Island Event Sparks Debate

Mr. Bert Nevins lauds a kissing contest as universal, simple fun requiring no equipment. He envisions a mass appeal rivaling polo, with future awards for technique and execution. Critics fear the novelty may fade and question decorum at the seaside spectacle.

Bert Nevins Mr. Nevine Dr. Cous Kiesing

George Zaharias Tosses Referee After Disqualification

In Washington D C George Zaharias, known as Colorado Greek, grabbed referee Bennie Bortnick after a disqualification for rough tactics in his match with Ray Steele. Zaharias then attempted to toss the official toward protesting ringsiders before being halted.

George Zaharias Colorado Ray Steele Washington, D. C Bennie Bortnick George Bennie Bortnick

Elyria Club to Host Western Division Golf Championship

Elyria Country Club will host the Western Division Golf Association individual championship in conjunction with the Cleveland District invitation tourney. About fifty players from clubs including Spring Valley Berea Oberlin Norwalk Ashland Wooster Columbia Hills and Lorain will compete eighteen holes of medal play starting around 1 pm. Notables include last year’s champ Al Atkinson who may not play, and 1931 winner Bill Pressing shaping the field amid rising contenders such as Dick Lutz Bob Enck and Fred Goetz.

Elyria Country Club al Atkinson Elyria Wooster Canterbury Cleveland Bill Pressing Norwalk Atkinson Pressing Dick Lutz Bob Enck Dick Foxton Ashland L. C. Boles Rudy Staff Columbia Hills Steve Miller Lawrence Walchil Fred Goetz Nelson Church Spring Valley Frank Morrison Dick Timms Eddie Raus Dale Miller Howard Barbour Bill Timms Leonard Tufford

Tony Canzoneri Readies Return Bout in New York

Gets Another Chance Tony Canzoneri looks confident in Pompton Lakes training for his Sept. 18 return at the Polo Grounds New York City Barney Ross recently won the title from him in Chicago and will be his opponent in the bout

Tony Canzoneri Tony Pompton Lakes N. J Polo Grounds New York City Barney Ross Chicago

Amateur Ball Tournament To Start Sept 9

Northern Ohio district opens the first annual Ohio State amateur baseball tournament on September 9 in Cleveland to allow time for county team registrations. Winners advance to Columbus finals September 23 and 24 with districts including Toledo Lima Canton Steubenville Athens Columbus Cincinnati Dayton and Springfield. Eligible rosters capped at 15 players plus non playing manager and coach. entry fee 10.09 funds base balls and umpires.

Cleveland Ohio Dan W. Duffy Municipal Baseball Association of the United States Duffy City Hall Columbus Toledo Lima Canton Steubenville Athens Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Erie Huron Lorain Cuyahoga Lake Geauga Ashtabula Medina Summit Ashland

Major League Leaders Br tnsted Mresa Leading Batters

Partial readable lines show leading batters and team affiliations with names like Foxx Gehrig Ruth Manush Kieln and Simmone. The fragmentary stats include plate appearances and runs batted in but lack full context or complete figures.

Tnsted Mresa G. AB Roh Klein Patiies Sous Foxx Athl Thes Davis Phill

Boxing Fight Results Mix From Ragged OCR Snippet

Fragmented report lists multiple bouts with names and outcomes. Paul Patecace defeated an unnamed opponent in NY. Francisco Kan Francieca won a decision over Datars in California. A third match shows Petra C Jon indicating a karenet loss or decision. Evidence of chaotic OCR yields unclear events and mixed locations.

Cincy Golfer First Off In Amateur Joust

Nelson J Ruddy of Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati will be first off the tee in the U S Amateur Championship qualifying at Kenwood Club September 11 12 He tees with Wilson F Marks of Oakmont with rounds scheduled early morning and mid afternoon C Ross Somerville defending champion from London Hunt Club starts with Jess Sweetser former U S and British amateur champion at 435 and 125 P M respectively

New York Nelson J. Ruddy Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati Kenwood Club Wilson F. Marks Oakmont Country Club Oakmont C. Ross Somerville London Hunt Club London Ont Jess Sweetser Siwanor Mount Vernon U.S. Land

Swimmers Abandon English Channel Crossing

London reports that the final members of a small group attempting the England to France Channel crossing have given up. Miss Mercedes Gleitz and Miss Sunny Lowry completed or abandoned efforts, with Lowry achieving a crossing the day before, as Eddy Brand of the Boston Braves lauds Ed Brand’s pitching.

London English Channel England France Mercedes Gleitz Dover Charles Zibaiman Giextz Sunny Lowry Joe Hutcheson Brookyn Ed Brand Boston Braves Carl Huddell Joe

Women’s Net List Grows for City-Wide Tennis Tourney

The women’s City-Wide tennis singles entry list for the tournament starting September 5 will exceed last year’s, when only six contestants entered. Defending champion Rosetta Dyer seeks a third title with top challengers including Margaret Terry and Maxine Bannon. Other entrants include Jane Gill, Betty Humphrey, Betty Fox, and Pearl Tutt-Dill. Deadline for entries is Labor Day.

Rosetta Dyer Aliss Dyer Margaret Terry Maxine Bannon Jane Gill Betty Humphrey Betty Fox Pearl Tutt- Dill Labor Dar

Senator McKlyo Wins At Ohio State Fair

Senator McKlyo, chestnut gelding owned by Dr. E. P. Clement of Elyria and driven by Jar Douglas, won the 2:10 Class Trot at the Ohio State Fair harness race. Douglas steered the horse to first and second heats with a best time of 2:05. Keshmary, nimble from Mahoner, claimed the third heat. Morier Frisco, owned by R. L. Walker of Elyria and driven by Doc Parshall, finished ahead of Nalshed who placed second in all three heats behind Senator McKlyo.

Columbus Senator McKlro E. P. Clement Elyria Ohio Jar Douglas Douglas Senator McKlyo Keshmary Mahoner Morier Frisco R. L. Walker H. M. “Doc” Parshall Nalshed Senator McKiro

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