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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1937

Page

4

Bittner Funeral Home Keglers Clinch First Half Crown

The Bittner Funeral Home bowling team clinched the first half City Class B League crown by defeating Tattersall Dairy in two of three games at Elyria Recreation. They stand at 37-5, ahead of Electro Alloys at 38-9, with Electro Alloys setting season records of 1,004 high single and 2,867 team total.

Tattersall Dairy Elyria Bittner Funeral Home Bittners Electro Alloys Alloys Romeo Wykrent Welsh Funeral Home Vic Silver’s Fox Furnace DeBray Smitty’s Waldorf Lagers No. 2 Ridgeville Boosters Harshaw Chemical Shell Petroleum Pet Weenene Tsg Romeo Pump Re Wikrent's Cafe DeBray Body Shop

Gomez and Allen Are Tops Among League Hurlers

New York December 14. Vernon Gomez and Johnny Allen shared the 1937 American League pitching honors. Gomez led with a 2.33 ERA and 194 strikeouts while Allen won 15 games and posted the best .938 winning percentage in major league history. Allen also had a 15-game win streak, the longest in AL since 1912, with Monty Stratton and Gomez following in ERA. Dietrich threw a no hit no run game for Chicago against St Louis on June 1.

New York Uri Vernon Lefty) Gomez New York Yankees Johnny Allen Cleveland Indians Gomez Allen Detroit Tigers Toe Wood Walter Johnson Lefty Grove Schoolboy Rowe Rube Marquard Grove Monty Stratton Chicago Bill Dietrich St. Louis

Feller, Ferrell Highlight Pitching Feats in 1936 Season

Bob Feller of Cleveland struck out 16 Boston batters on August 25 a mark near his 1936 league record of 17. Wes Ferrell led in innings pitched 281 and batters faced 1 126 while Houston and Boston totals show Ferrell’s run of 177 scored off him. Buck Newsom allowed 167 walks. Gomez led with six shutouts tying Grove’s prior year total with 25 completions and 4 starts when he also posted top starting and finishing game counts.

Bob Feller Cleveland Boston Feller Wes Gomez Grove

Whalen Rival in Indianapolis Exhibits Floral Lapel

In Indianapolis John W Friday stands out with a daily flower in his lapel a habit he has kept for 53 years. The piece notes no Grover Whalen in the city but references the longtime official greeter from New York.

Indianapolis Ind Grover Whalens John W. Friday New York

Local Promoter Faces Heating Woes At Rialto Theatre Card

Mrs. Esther Morris, promoter of matches at the Second Street Rialto Theatre, warns she may leave town if business does not improve. Poor heating kept fans away. repairs were made to ensure comfort this week's card.

Esther Morris Dan Second Street Rialto Theatre Elyria-Lorain Earl M. McCaskey Lorain Kloke Mac Roy Clymer Elyria Hal Pryor Harold Agate Harvey Bell Agate Jim Bateman Rose W. H. Tipton Tipton William F. Grall Grall Lorain Board of Education Hem. C. c

Elyria Lorain aides cited as associates in windy notes

The writer cites Elyria and Lorain coaches as associate aides amid shifts in staff. Gauthier recalls a Buckeye Conference meeting with reporters barred as officials staged a calm exit. War Admiral bets stir debate as backers question Samuel D. Riddle and the Derby plans while bookies weigh city bets and a potential Hoover job.

Clymer Elyria Pryor Jimmy Price Lorain W. L. Vaughn Pete Smith Lorain Athletic Department George Gauthier Go-Shay Buckeye Gauthier Art Lewis Wesleyan University of Cincinnati Queen City Samuel D. Riddleé J. Edgar Hoover

Pacer to Meet Prince in Rialto Mat Semi Final

Pacer from Washington DC will face Prince Ulysses Nikatakis known as the Praying Arabian in a one hour two falls semi final at the Rialto Theatre tomorrow night promoter Mrs Esth er Morris announced. The match heads a program featuring Fritz Kruger and Buddy Knox with opening bell at 8:30 PM.

Fritz Kruger Buddy Knox Lefty Pacer Prince Nihalakis Esther Morris Washington, D. C Ulysses Nikatakis Rialto Theatre Morris Pacer Pace-Nihalakis Wheeling W.va Buddy Lon Chaney Kruger Knox Mr. Chaney Rialto

Detroit Lions lead pro grid league in seven departments

Detroit Lions finished tied for second in the Western Division of the NPL and topped the circuit in seven play departments in final statistics. Washington Redskins led in five, Green Bay Packers in four. Lions repeated in three firsts including 2 074 rushing yards and 19 touchdown runs, with fewest penalties. Redskins starred Sammi Baugh led in attempts and completions, while Packers led passing yards and total yards and points after touchdowns. Bears had most passing touchdowns with 17.

New York Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Washington Redskins Packers Lions Detroit Redskins Sammy Bough Green Bay Chicago Bears

Second Half A Pin Race Kicks Off Tomorrow

The Second half City Class A Bowling League race will open tomorrow evening at Elyria Recreation with two matches on the schedule.

Elyria Recreation

Schmeling Defeats Thomas In Eighth Round

Max Schmeling dominated Harry Thomas with a string of rights, flooring the Minnesota fighter six times before referee Artie Donovan stopped the bout in the eighth round. Thomas showed surprising resistance but ultimately succumbed as Schmeling eyeing a March Miami tune-up and a June title clash with Joe Louis.

New York Max Schmeling Harry Thomas Chin Minnesota Max Artie Donovan Thomas Europa Germany Ben Foord South Africa Hamburg Joe Louis Schmeling Mike Jacobs Miami United Press Harry Keteree Donovan

Rothgery Motors Triumph in Bowling League Match

Rothgery Motors defeated the Elyria Lumber two games to one at St John s Lutheran bowling lanes. Buchholz topped with 572 for the match high while R Koehn rolled 215 for best single game. Early matches pitted Haserodt Jewelers vs Diedrick Cigars and Elyria Hardware against Ridgeville Hatchery. Hatchery took the first half championship.

Rothgery Motors Elyria Lumber St. John’s Haserodt Jewelers Diedrick Elyria Hardware Ridgeville Hatchery Hatchery Rothgery Motors Flood Eeetee Jantz Weaee Art Buchholz Rothgery C. Buchholz al Buchholz Corene Elyria Lumber Dilgren Mason Peseoeee Munz Ver Eee C. Koehn R. Koehn Wees

Shaker, Lorain, Shaw Start Lake Erie League Play

Lake Erie League basketball opens with Elyria hosting Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights at Lorain, Shaw hosting Lakewood. Elyria defending champions, Heights and Shaker already undefeated in recent independent play. Tigers aim to end Heights six-game run and begin league action. reserve squads tip off at 7.

Shaker Lorain Lakewood Shaw Lake Erie Elyria Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights Tigers Cleveland John Adams Cleveland Lincoln Cleveland East Garfield Heights Hilltoppers Ernienish Cy Burrows al Jones Dick Deems Irving Copeland Vinocur Heinze Fromson Chenell Graves Lowe Davis Elvrra Roy Clymer Hal Pryor Ralph Bauer W. H. Tipton Ralph Ness Bob Merreit Art Francis Hamilton Davis

Elyria Lorain Grid Fete honors local teams and leaders

About 500 attendees filled the Lorain Mason Tempie for the Fifteenth Annual Lorain Elyria football banquet. speakers included George E. Gauthier of Ohio Wesleyan University and Art Lewis. Lorain Kiwanis Club president Art Richards presided as master of ceremonies.

Lorain Lorain Schools P. ©. Bunn C. J. W. Luttrell Elyria R. C. Maston C. P. Shively

Amherst Cleaners Open Season Against Norwalk Keller News

Amherst O December 14 The H and J Dry Cleaners start their season here facing the Norwalk Keller News five. The Cleaners lineup features Amherst notables Gerry Gormley Doyle Hutton Johnny Brown and Leo Red.

Amherst H and J Dry Cleaners Norwalk Keller News Cleaners Gerry Gormley Doyle Hutton Johnny Brown Leo Red

Ten Bouts On Lorain Fight Bill Tomorrow

Lorain promoters announce an amateur boxing card at Moose Hall with ten three round bouts on Wednesday evening. Featured rematch includes Marx Schindler of Lorain versus Johnny Grubach of Cleveland for 125 pounds, plus Lorain locals Dan Canales and Joe Mielearek adopting 118 and 155 pound matches respectively. Other bouts pair Lorain fighters with Cleveland opponents across weights from 133 to 165 pounds, with the first bout at 3:15 PM.

Lorain Moose Hall Mike Poherence Marx Schindler Johnny Grubach Cleveland Dan Canales Loraini Buster Frederick James Alu Tom Henry Joe Mielearek Paul Csubak Paul Degrado Ralph Stepp Don Blatchford Tommy DeRoy Johnstown Mike Rayes Pat Kelley Eddie Dupeshi Elyria Joe Kosterek Elmer Bolo Frank Reese South Amherst Elmer Cagerta Bud Coeff

Vermilion Martin Pontiacs Meet Sandusky Simplex Radios

The preliminary game tonight features Vermilion Martin Pontiacs facing Sandusky Simplex Radios with action expected to begin at 7 30 P M. The event highlights local teams in a competitive matchup.

Man Burton Jenne Eddie Lach Clayton Guild

Chrysanthemums Grow At Painesville Greenhouse

A large chrysanthemum plant in the greenhouse of C. E.nders shows two flowers of distinct varieties and colors, each on a separate stem. The feature highlights the varied blooms emerging from a single plant in the Painesville greenhouse.

Painesville C. E.nders

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