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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

11

Grove Edges Ferrell In Duel In Athletics Win 4-3

In a pitching duel at League Park Lefty Grove bested Wesley Ferrell as the Athletics beat the Indians 4 to 3. Both hurlers allowed eleven hits with Grove earning the win and Cochrane driving in two runs including a fourth inning homer. Simmons Dykes Hodapp Porter Averill and Cochrane supplied the offense.

Leveland Lefty Grove Wesley Ferrell League Park Philadelphia Indians Vosmik Hodapp Cochrane Simmons Foxx A’s Burnett Porter Averill Twe Williams Haas Miller Morgan Um Dykes Bishop Foxa Kamm Cleveland Grove Ferrell Guthrie van Graflan Hiredbrand Cf Cochrane C Simmons Lf. Fox Ibee Miller

Business Men To Play Eaton In July Fourth Tilt

Eaton hosts the Elvira Business Men and the Cuyahoga and Lorain County League leaders in a July 4 morning game. Wes Carpenter will pitch for Eaton after a six hit outing, while Harvey Heath may start for Ben Mahil's squad. Probable lineups list Haton and Business Men in a scheduled duel with several infield and outfield positions named.

Elvira Cuyahoga Lorain County Eaton Wes Carpenter Harvey Heath Cascade Park Ben Mahil Haton R. Grills Reynolds T. Carpenter

Browns Rally Past Senators in Delayed Wet Grounds Victory

Kress drew two walks and hit a single guiding the St. Louis Browns to a 4 3 win over the Washington Senators. The game was halted after seven innings due to wet grounds. The Browns moved back into fifth place while the Senators fell four and a half games behind the A’s.

Kress St. Louis Browns Washington Senators Brown Senators Athletics

Richwines Squares Off With 15-5s In Tonight’s City League Match

The Richwines, city league champions in the first half, will meet the 15-5s in a softball game tonight at Hamilton Field. The contest starts at 6 15.

Richwines Hamilton Field

Kearns Jailed Over Alimony Bond Contempt

Chicago dispatch reports fight manager and promoter Jack Kearns jailed at the sheriff's office after failing to post a 7509 bond pending appeal of an alimony order. He faces contempt for unpaid 4000 temporary support and 1000 solicitor's fees to his wife Legna.

Chicago Jack Kearns Legna

Amherst Coach Chosen A A U Representative

Norwood Bud Hearn Amherst High School track and football coach is chosen to represent the Amherst district in Lorain County Amateur Athletic Union. County A A U commissioner J R Sandy Pfeiffer announces. Hearn, at Amherst High for six years, is athletics manager and Amherst A C president. He currently coaches Mischka Meats and will skip the district A A C track meet in Lakewood on July 4 due to training time limits, but would consider a county A A U meet if arranged.

Norwood Bud” Hearn Amherst Lorain County Amateur Athletic Union J. R Sandy’ Pfeiffer Hearn Amherst High Amherst A. C Mischka Meats Lakewood

National League schedule reshapes four team league

A Wednesday reorganization forms the National League with Giants Quakers Pirates and Braves. A six week schedule with one game per week starts at 10 00 A M. First round features Giants Pirates Quakers Braves matchups across July and August with a second round to follow including Giants Pirates and Quakers Braves games.

The National Giants Quakers Pirates Braves

Protector Takes Matron Stake At Grand Circuit Show

Cleveland July 2. Turfmen at the 1951 Grand Circuit Racing show at North Randall planned the Buckeye 2:18 pace with a $1 500 purse and six notable horses in the field Barbara June Napoleon G Adams Abbe Heir Tact ful Guy Cal umet Alden Daniel Happy Direct. Four other events on the fourth day include the Plain Dealer Handicap trot 2:10 class purse 1200 and the 2:15 pace purse 1000 and the trot claiming purse 1200 post time 2 PM.

Cleveland North Randall Buckeye Barbara June Sturgeon Napoleon G. Adams Abbe Heir Rodman Guy Egan Calumet Alden Daniel Happy Direct Childs

American Results and National League Scores Across Leagues

Baseball results show American League outcomes with Philadelphia defeating Cleveland 8 to 4 and Boston over Chicago 5 to 3 in a rain-shortened St Louis at Washington game. National League results include New York 4 St Louis 3 and Philadelphia 11 Chicago 6, with other set matches and standings across the circuit.

Philadelphia Cleveland New York Detroit Boston Chicago St Louis Washington National League W. L Pet St. Louis Chicard Seseyeeees Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cimeinnat Bee Cincinnati Washington Er Eaves New York Awe Ead Boston Reson Sere Chicago Wee

Schmeling Stribling Title Bout At New Cleveland Stadium

World heavyweight championship matchup between Max Schmeling of Germany and Young Stribling of Georgia set for New Cleveland Stadium. Officials include California referee George Blake with judges named by boxing commission. Gates, seating, and promoter details provided with undercard bouts and weigh in at WTAM. If rain, fight postponed to next day.

Max Schmeling Germany Young Madison Square Garden Corporation Ohio Dick Dunn E. J. Kulas Battiing Bozo Birmingham Ala Natie Brown Oakland California Frank Cawley Pittston George Panka Pittsburgh Boult George Pavlik Cleveland Frank Morris New York City Frankie Simms Joe Vincha Boston Mass Charley Retzlaff Duluth Marty Gallagher Washington D.D. C Johnny Risko Tony Galento Orange N. J Joe Jacobs New York Stribling Pa Stribling Macon WTAM

Elyria A C s Drill Friday Practice and Games

The Elyria A C s will hold a practice Friday night at Riverside Park at 6 00 p m July 4. They play Merchants at Cascade Park at 1 30 p m July 4 afternoon. On Sunday they travel to West View for a Tri County League game.

Elyria A. C.’s Riverview Park The Merchants Cascade Park West View

St Paul Extends Lead With 12-0 Win Over Kansas City

St Paul moved further ahead in the American Association by routing the Kansas City Blues 12-0 as Kansas City stranded runs behind erratic pitching by Bill Swift. Columbus beat Louisville 6 to 5 in 10 innings with four pitchers used to hold off the Colonels. Toledo edged Indianapolis 7-5, while Milwaukee at Indianapolis was postponed due to rain.

American Association Ww. L. Pet St. Paul Association Kansas City Columbus Louisville Toledo Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Colonels Kansas City Blues Bill Swift Coloners Tain

Chicago Falls to Red Sox 5 3 in Sox Downward Slide

Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 3 as Jack Russell limited the White Sox to seven hits. The loss deepens Chicago's place at the American League bottom.

Chicago Boston Jack Russell White Sox

Stribling Aims to Return Heavyweight Title to U S

United Press reports that W L Young Stribling, a Georgia native with early gloves on before age five, is poised to beat Max Schmeling in Cleveland and bring the world heavyweight crown back to the United States. Stribling’s sharp attack and speed contrast Schmeling’s steady pressure, with past American challengers failing to dethrone the German champion in five meetings.

Schmeling Jon Sekura Pietro Corri Johnny Risko Paolino Uzcudun Jack Sharkey Schmelin

City League Schedule Bridges July to August

The City League lists weekly doubleheaders at McKinley Hamilton and Roosevelt cities from July 6 to August 13. Teams include Western Automatic City Motors Welsh Coal Ohio Fuel Gas Krugman Transits 15-5s Pfaudler Richwines Johnson Oils Richwines and 155s with multiple matchups noted across dates and venues.

Western Automatic City Motors McKinley Welsh Coal Ohio Fuel Gas Hamilton Krugman Roosevelt Richwines Pfaudler Johnson Oils

Start Play For U S Open Title At Inverness

The United States Open Golf Championship opened at Inverness Toledo with 140 hopefuls, led by Tommy Armour of Detroit and Henry Cotton of Britain, facing a tough course. Spectators counted between 7,000 and 10,000 as the 1931 field began, with memories of 1920 at Inverness and Bobby Jones’s early Open years shaping expectations for a potential unknown champion.

Inverness Toledo Tommy Armour Detroit Henry Cotton Ted Ray England Bobby Jones

Wrestling Showdown Ends In Long War of Attrition

United Press reports Lee Wreoff of St. Louis defeated Tony Rocco of Brooklyn in a bout here on Wednesday night. The match stretched to 26 minutes and 44 seconds as the Owl team endured a grueling contest.

United Press Columbus Lee Wreoff St. Louis Tony Rocco Brooklyn Owls

Mets Rally Past Cardinals to Close Gap on NL Leaders

New York edged St Louis 4 to 3 to cut the gap to two and a half games behind the National League leaders. Verger and Lindstrom hit home runs fueling the decisive rally over Burleigh Grimes.

New York St. Louis Cardinals Verger Lindstrom Burleigh Grimes

Protector Tops Three-Year-Old Matron Stakes Action

Protector a rangy bay colt from Auburn New York drew 2000 fans for day three of racing capturing all three heats of the $6165 matron stake. He won the opening mile in 2 034 five seconds to defeat Calument Bush by two lengths.

Protector Acion Peter Volo Auburn N. Y Calument Bush

Brooklyn Beats Reds 3 1 For Fourth Place Hold

Brooklyn extended its grip on fourth as it defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1. Babe Herman hit a first inning homer with a man aboard, aiding Joe Shaute the Cleveland castoff to earn his eighth win.

Brooklyn Cincinnati Babe Herman Joe Shaute Cleveland

Klein's Hitting Fuels 11-6 Phillies Victory Over Cubs

Chuck Klein delivered a standout batting performance as Philadelphia built an 11 to 6 win against the Chicago Cubs. Klein's timely hits and driving runs spurred the Phillies to the decisive victory.

Chuck Klein Philadelphia Chicago Cubs

Elyria Eagles to Play Graney Night Hawks on July 4

The Elyria Eagles will face Jack Graney's Night Hawks at Schaaf Park on July 4. The Birdmen will practice Friday night in preparation. On July 4 afternoon they meet Barberton Eagles here, then travel Sunday for a Tri County League game with Goldthorpe Tires at Lorain.

Elyria Eagles Graneys Night Hawks Jack Graney Night Hawks Schaaf Park Birdmen Barberton Eagles Goldthorpe Lorain

Stribling and Schmeling Set for Title Bout Showdown

The rivals engage in a brisk exchange as Stribling relies on a long left hook while Schmeling eyes a sharp right hand. Weight estimates put Schmeling at 190½ pounds and Stribling near 187, with weather a factor in potential half million gate receipts and a crowd over 50,000. The main bout is slated to start between 10 and 10 15 p.m. EST after weigh ins.

Stribling Schmeling

Wilroos Play Coals at McKinley Field Tonight

Wilroo A. C. will face Welsh Coal in a softball game at McKinley Field tonight. First pitch is set for 6 15 p m local time. All Welsh Coal players are urged to note the schedule.

Wilroos Wilroo A. C McKinley Field

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