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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1938

Page

12

Barefoot Angelo-Knox head Rialto mat bill at Rialto Theatre

Barefoot Angelo, a rowdy Buffalo wrestler, returns to local mat action at the Rialto Theatre for a two hour two falls main event against Buddy Knox a Wheeling West Virginia scientist. A large crowd is expected with Alex Teslock vs Gil LaCross as the semi final and an opening match at 4 30 p m.

Martonio Angelo Buddy Knox Wheeling W. Va Esther Morris Rialto Theatre Buffalo Angelo Knox Rialto Alex Teslock Gil LaCross Boston LaCross Carl Powers

Belden Cagers Upset Henrietta 24-22 on Henrietta Floor

Belden High cagers defeated Henrietta 24-22 on Henrietta’s floor to break a Lorain County League tie with Eaton. Andy Echko scored the deciding goal as Belden rallied from a late deficit in a hard fought city matchup. The prelim featured Henrietta reserves beating Belden reserves 27-15.

Belden Cagers Henrietta Belden High Lorain Eaton Andy Echko Vlinth Belden Delden Opretehort EPRGA Mwenrletta Pope Ronsdesyort Pete Yecedane

Picard Wins Pasadena Open In Record 276

Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa., claimed first money with a tournament record 276 at the Pasadena Open. He trailed Jimmie Thomson early, then surged to even par on the last five holes to win by one stroke over Hines who shot 67 in the final round. Byron Nelson finished third, Thomson was runner-up with 280, and the event closed Southern California winter golf as players headed to Oakland Open in Northern California.

Pasadena Cal Henry Picard Hershey Picard Jimmie Thomson Jimmy Fines Garden Gily Long Island Thomson Craig Wood Hines Byron Nelson Reading California San Francisco

Miss Selma Pearce Teaches Bible Class 67 Years

Marietta Ohio note honors 92 year old Selma P Pearce a retired school teacher who taught the same Bible class for 67 years retiring 25 years ago after 45 years of service. The item also mentions ice lighter than water and Costa Rica meaning Rich Coast.

Marietta Selma P. Pearce

Boxing Card Promises Night in Norwalk Armory

Bill Fryberger headlines a ten rounder at Norwalk Armory tonight pitting Harry Fuerstein of Berlin Heights against Jack Taylor of Detroit with four six round bouts on the card. Norwalk hotel chief Bill Fryberger is the Avalon Hotel’s main man. Northwesterns Lonborg predicts Big Ten cage power shift as season ends in March.

Bill Fryberger Norwalk Armory Bill Harry Fuerstein Berlin Heights Jack Taylor Detroit Avalon Hotel Norwalk Lonborg Northwestern Howie Morenz Les Canadians Stanto Tank Luisett Stanford Dutch Clark Detroit Lions Hays Ol Novario Eddie Kraquah

Bittner Funeral Home Tops City B Bowling League

Bittner Funeral Home led the City Class B Bowling League after winning three straight games to sit in first. Other results included Eagles No 2 over Shell Petroleum, DeBray Body Shop over Ridgeville Boosters, Von's Service Station over Electro Alloys, Smitty's Waldorf Layers No 2 over Fox Fur Nace, Tattersall Dairy over Gerber's Meats, Harshaw Chemical over Wyk rent's Cafe, and Welsh Funeral Home over Romeo Pump. Fazies posted the high 2.68d team series and George Valerius of DeBray Body Shop had a 6295.

Vic Silver Jewelers Bittner Funeral Eagles No. 2 Shell Petroleum DeBray Body Shop Ridgeville Boosters Von's Electro Alloys Smitty Waldorf Layers Fox Furnace Tattersall Dairy Gerber Harshaw Wykrent George Valerius DeBray Von Welsh Funeral Home Emitty Gerbers Medis Harshaw Chemical Vic Silver's Jewelers Ehiunjuns Alflen Gerbert Ments National Tube Heeve Ay Company The Knights Girber Teense Columbi Ghee Houogenboom Strack Bias Tod Aehrkke Chester Zug TS Vestal Milliken Wessler Fsa Advis Lees Ashewee Kulles J Henke Elyria Lumber Smith Martin Ena CQ Milliken Hoehnee Oilt AL Buchholz Poland Kenner Eagles No Norbey Oe Ciuzpatrick Eee Glasow Ween Bowman Cette McCleary Ball Ten Tee McDonald Pte Neen Fackler Shell Petroleum Pass Ween J. Betts C. Betts

Bowling Scores Shortage of Shipping Facilities

Shipping bottlenecks in the Philippines limit export trade as bowling scores and logistics intersect in a wary downtown report.

Philippines

Stars for New York Renaissance Club to Parade at Elyria

John Casey Holt known as Casey, hailed as one of the top guards in professional basketball, will lead the New York Renaissance in a parade before Elyria fans at Elyria High School gym. The Rens face Worthington Dry Cleaners, with Holt noted as a strong defender and scorer and praised as a standout in baseball, likened to Babe Ruth by the colored race. The Renaissance are described as premier showmen in basketball, rivaling the Celtics and House of David.

John “Casey” Holt Galaxy of New York Wilil Elyria Elyria High School Worthington Dry Cleaners Casey Babe Ruth Rens Celtics House of Davids

Three Contests On Cage Program At Amherst Tonight

Three games are scheduled at the Slithecut HWMigh gym tonight as a charity carnival proceeds benefit President Roosevelt’s infantile paralysis campaign. The highlight is Amherst II versus J Cleaners, with Midland Steel from Cleveland a strong colored team also playing, plus Vermilion Martin Pontiacs against Lorain Oakwood Vairy and Amherst Bugley facing South Amherst Hawks. The Eagles and Hawks open at 7 p.m.

Sweet T Slithecut Hwmigh Gymnasium Roosevelt Rooseyvelt Amherst II J Cleaners Midland Steel Cleveland Vermilion Martin Pontiacs Lorain Oakwood Vairy Amhers Amherst Hawks Eagles Hawks

Elyria Lumber Tops Rothgery Motors in League Bursts

Elyria Lumber won three straight games against Rothgery Motors in a St John Lutheran Bowling League match at St Johns School lanes. Al Buchholz of the Motors rolled 346 for the top individual score of the night.

Elyria Tumber Rothgery Motors St. John's

General Industries Girls Rout South Amherst 19 to 6

The General Industries girls defeated South Amherst Ex-Hys 19-6 last night at South Amherst. Rosemary Ruth led with 10 points for Industries.

General Girls South Amherst General Industries Hys Rosemary Ruth Industries Center Flyria G . T. Harris Marquis l Ruth McAlpin Reess Fujka Bortner Rg Eves Naensweseseed V. Zukowski Yarmork Eberhardt M. Zukowski I Kazuka

Hold Rites Tomorrow For Giants First Pilot

Funeral services for James Mutrie, the New York Giants first manager, will be held tomorrow from a Staten Island funeral parlor. Mutrie, who died of cancer, played a pivotal role in early Giants history and reconstruction of club leadership.

Giants New York James Mutrie New York Giants Staten Island Mutrie

Braddock Farr Bout Up To Ex Champ’s Wife

Negotiations for a Jimmy Farr versus Braddock rematch were essentially complete with Braddock agreeing to a 12 round bout on April 1 if his wife approves. Braddock plans to leave for Miami as his wife faces an eighth wedding anniversary and has bought sports clothes for Florida. Promoter Mike Jacobs offered 37 percent of the gate, Braddock’s side expected a sellout, Farr initially sought 27 and a half percent, finally agreeing to 20 percent for a shot at redemption.

New York Jimmy Feddoch Tommy Farr Alori J Braddocnx Florida Braddock Farr Mike Jacobs Miami Jacobs

South Amherst Hawks Defeat Sunrise Beers 49 to 37

South Amherst Hawks toppled Sunrise Beers of Cleveland 49 to 37 on South Amherst hardwood. Gordon Splete led with 21 points on ten field goals and a foul, while A Schwartz added 18 for Cleveland. It was Sunrise’s first loss in 21 games.

South Amherst South Amherst Hawks Sunrise Beers Cleveland Siath City Hawks Gordon Splete Baldwin-Wallace A. Schwartz Clevelanders South Armbherst Allsop Rf Cole Tees Kirmacewelei Jones Bglptie Clevelound G. F.T. Wesehwartart Wecesesaee Boomeill RA Schwartz Ceesseesegaee We. McGill Cence J. Betontz Ceeeeweaeaee Lerwald Ceeseseees Hos Ot Mae Say

Dodgers May Deal For Van Mungo

In Chicago on January 25 UPI reports the Dodgers flagship move on Van Lingle Mungo through a western tour by Larry MacPhail. He met with Clarence Rowland and then traveled to St Louis to discuss a trade with the Cardinals. No official word came from the Cubs conference. Demaree, a veteran right fielder, is described as a key Cubs holdout for possible Dodgers interest.

Chicago van Lingle Mungo Larry MacPhail Brooklyn Dodgers MacPhail Clarence Rowland Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Dodgers Beinng Demaree

Elyria Bowling Association Meeting Set at YMCA

The Elyria Bowling Association will hold a meeting Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock at the YMCA. The gathering is called by J W Henry, the association president. Institute on Welfare Island announced yesterday after a long illness.

Elyria Bowling Association J. W. Henry Institute Welfare Island

Ex Oberlin Track Coach Honored as Oberlin O certificate

Ex Oberlin track coach Thomas F. Keane now Syracuse mentor is honored with Oberlin College track O certificate. Keane coached at Oberlin 1904 1905 1906 before transferring to Syracuse where he built top athletes and Olympic contenders. He spent 1898 1902 in England and earlier led Maine's track team.

Oberlin Syracuse Thomas F. Keane Syracuse University Oberlin College J. N. Nichols Thomas Keane New Orleans Keane England University of Maine United States Scotland Ireland Oberlin Review

Clearview to host New London in Northern League clash

Clearview High hosts New London in a league game at the Clearview floor. It’s the second meeting of the season after Clearview won at New London. Clearview sits second in the Northern League with ten wins and one loss, while New London is winless in ten decisions as the second round begins.

Clearview Penfield Junction Clippers New London Clearview Jis

Buckeye conference shows guards emerge as scoring threats

A review of early Buckeye Conference scoring highlights a shift from forward and center reliance to guards becoming key point makers. Five guards appear among the top scorers led by Julius Rivlin and Chub Watson, with Jimmy Reiser and Gordon Hiff among the notable guards, as centers and forwards still contribute substantial totals.

Buckeye Julius Rivlin Marshall Herd Mian Chub Watson Jimmy Reiser Brilliant Ohio Wesleyan New Philadelphia Reiser Gordon Lliff Cincinnati George Ayersman Bob Kamp George Ring Miami Gene Rinta Ohio U Rinta Rivlin Marshall Watson Marshall Steiser Wesleyan Ibff Cineminnati

Bill Terry Defends Managerial Policy In Post Article

United Press reports from New York on January 25 that Bill Terry, manager of the New York Giants, explains his cost cutting and tough tactics in a Saturday Evening Post piece with Arthur Mann. He recounts pennants and near misses, defends using his bank balance as a factor, recalls pawning his wife’s ring to make ends meet, and criticizes reporters while stressing his “deliver or step down” philosophy.

United Press York Bill Terry New York Hants Terry Saturday Evening Post Arthur Mann Giants Ile Shreveport

Eaton to Host Belden in Independent Basketball Match

Eaton High'squ anter hosts Belden in an independent game tonight in Lorain County. The teams opened league play with Eaton winning 29 to 26 in a hard fought battle, and this rematch is anticipated to mirror that contest. The game is sponsored by the Eaton Parent Teacher Association.

Eaton Janu Eaton High Quanter Belden Lorain

Birmingham Five Host To Keller News Team

The Birmingham Firemen meet the Norwalk Keller News in a two game carnival at Birmingham tonight. In the preliminary Birmingham Firemen B team will face the Norwalk St. Paul Indians.

Birmingham Five Keller Birmingham Birmingham Firemen Norwalk Keller News Norwalk St. Paul Indians

Heart Attack Kills Veteran Boxing Judge Charley Lynch

New York veteran boxing judge Charley Lynch died of a heart attack at 47 while walking with his wife on Broadway. A New York Athletic Commission appointee since 1930, Lynch’s last assignment was the Jim Braddock Tommy Farr bout at Madison Square Garden, a fight he supported Farr on before being outvoted by peers. He worked major bouts including Baer-Carnera Carnera-Sharkey Louis Farr and McLarnin-Ross.

New York Charley Lynch Jim Braddock Tommy Farr Madison Square Garden Farr Lynch Broadway New York Athletic Commission Baer-Carnera Carnera-Sharkey Louis Farr McLarnin-Ross

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