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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1932

Page

11

Powerful Hitting Helps Pirates In Climb To Top

In a strong stretch the Pirates hold a three and a half game NL lead with 13 wins in 15. Steve Swetonic pitched well, and Paul Waner sparked key scoring in a 4 2 win over the Giants. Lonnie Warneke led the Cubs as they moved to second with a 6 1 win over the Phillies. Other results include the Braves falling to the Cardinals and a Reds split with Brooklyn as the Red Sox edged the Browns in the AL.

York Pirates Giants Steve Swetonic Jim Mooney Sam Gibson Larry French Terrymen Adolfo Luque Paul Waner Cubs Braves Lonnie Warneke Phillies

National League standings and results summary

Today's games include Cleveland at Washington in two games and Detroit at New York. Lively league table shows Pittsburgh leading with 40 wins, 25 losses, Chicago and Philadelphia close, St Louis, Brooklyn, and New York jockeying for position. Yesterday's results feature Pittsburgh 4 3, New York 2 1, Cincinnati 6 2, Brooklyn 4 3, Chicago 6 1, Philadelphia 1.

Cleveland Washington Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Boston Lergice W. L. Pet Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Lowss American League, Clubs & Pet G.B. New York Ers Thy Philadelphia BSL Bai Il St. Louis Tay Chicago' S Ail Boston Aenene Ston St. Lows American Association Ene Minneapolis Fateerkne Ab Indianapolis Columbus Eeeareenee Kansas City Ee Sane AB Milwaukee Ees Togo AL Aga Toledo St. Paul Louisville Columbusz Kansas Newark Vues Baltimore Or Buffalo Montréal Rochester Jersey City Ogees Toronto Pants

Ruth Gehrig Adams idle in BG Five lineup

Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Al Simmons were idle. Bill Terry doubled twice and singled in eight at bats driving in two runs. Hack Wilson doubled and singled in eight plate appearances adding one run for the day.

United Press Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig al Simmons Bill Terry Aingle Hack Wilson

Eleanor Holm A Leading Olympic Swimming Hope

Eleanor Holm emerges as an outstanding candidate for the American Olympic swimming team and appears likely to win a place. Max Baer scores a decisive victory over King Levinsky in a 20 round heavyweight bout in Reno, Nevada.

Eleanor Holm Max Baer King Levinsky Chicago Reno Nev

Finest U S crews vie for 1932 Olympic rowing spot

Worcester hosts a four day event on Lake Quinsigamond with nine top crews aiming to earn the right to represent the United States in Los Angeles. California, fresh from Poughkeepsie, is favored though sprint distances may favor other strong programs like Penn A.C. and Yale.

Worcester Mass United States Lake Quinesigamond Los Angeles Buddy California Poughkeepsie Golden Bears Penn A. C Ysle Syracuse Princeton Harvard Jayvees Washington Columbia

Odd Fellows and Holy Cross Lead AL Standings

Odd Fellows beat DeMolays 20 to 2 and Holy Cross overwhelmed Indiana 38 to 4 to maintain first place in the American League. In a third game Clarks Service defeated the Indians 17 to 1.

G. AB. R. H. Bet Foxx Phila Walker Detroit Averill Cleve Bassers N . XL Morgan Cleveland Civd G. AB. BR. A. Pet Waner Pitts Hurst Lombard Cincin Klein O'Doul Bdklyn Traynor Meader Davis Philadelphia Aathletics Tenner Ae Klein Paillies Saeere Ruth Yankees DeMolay Dicken Philliesa Martin Staeere Athleticn MacDonald Fees Simmons Athletics Ove Hupp Os Tees Washke HGNS Bush Ed Foxx Seesesea Ae Klein Phillies Earer Phillies Klein Pirates Odd Fellows Abr Herman Reds Tit Bowen Daniels le Pet le Pet. ‘B15, P Teevasveeseserd Gomes Yankeea Renouard Rere Tres Betts Braves Ryan Svretenic Sis Borton Tear Grove Oeelz Life Brown Senators Telzerow A Dunfee Robison Carney Elise Orr Jackson Ecto Chalet Sanders Holy Cross Clark Danaea Dan Indiana AP R H Moore Sf Seas Clarks Service Indians

Millers Tighten Grip On AA Lead

Millers moved further ahead in the American Association by defeating Toledo 10 3. Three home runs in the fifth inning sparked the surge with Hauser Gantel and Harris delivering the long balls. Night baseball debuted at Kansas City as Indianapolis shut out the home club 8 0. Fenner Jeffries Beck and Norman homered for St Paul in an 9 6 win over Columbus. Fenner also drove in four with a circuit. Louisville beat Milwaukee 4 3 as McKain earned the win.

Columbus Louisville Milwaukee McKain

Indians Senators In Double Header Today

Indians and Senators clash in a doubleheader as Cleveland opens a five game series with Washington after yesterday rain postponement. Expected pitchers include Jack Runser and Clint Brown as each team vies for a first division berth with the Nationals just ahead of the Indians by a half game.

Washington

Eldotread Team Beats Haury Bulldogs 12 to 6

The Eldotread team defeated the Haury Bulldogs by 12 to 6 last night. Eldotread piled up twenty three hits with homers from F Schoditsch Huebner and Dillman.

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Bearcats Beat Stanford Aces 20 14 on Columbia Diamond

The Brooklyn Bearcats slugged their way to a 20 to 14 victory over the Stanford Aces on the Columbia Street diamond last night. It was the third meeting, and the Bearcats earned their first win against Stanford. Tonight they face the Riverdale Tigers at the same field.

Brooklyn Bearcats Stanford Aces Columbia St Bearcats Us Riverdale Tigers Columbia Diamond

Elyria Hardware Triumphs Over Parks 7 to 6

The newly organized Elyria Hardware team defeated Birmingham Parks by a 7 to 6 score in a softball game last evening. Sebastian pitched for the Hardware, giving up eleven hits but scattering them effectively as Elyria Hardware prepares to face the Paliska Truckers at the stadium tonight.

Elyria Hardware Birmingham Parks Sebastian Hardware Paliska Truckers

Ohio Women's Golf Championship Opens Monday in Dayton

In Dayton Ohio the Ohio Women's Golf Championship starts Monday at Moraine Park with qualifying rounds. Match play follows on Tuesday and the finals on Thursday over 36 holes to decide the state title. The current entry list is the smallest in several years.

Dayton Moraine Park County

Indians to Play in Stadium September 11

Cleveland officials announced Municipal Stadium will host the Cleveland Indians starting September 11 if a 25 year lease is signed before then. After negotiations, the club and city reached a agreement and the Indians will move into the stadium for the final 14 games of the season.

Cleveland Municipal Stadium Cleveland Indians

Brown County sees no citizenship petitions this year

In Green Bay Wisconsin Lao Ruel, Brown County circuit court clerk, cites a low mood for the absence of citizenship petitions since January. Applicants must pay ten dollars for first papers and fifteen dollars for second. Green Bay has a sizable foreign population.

Green Bay

Guthrie Battle Haserodt Team In Feature Contest

In the City softball league Warfare night features a top clash as Haserodt Jewelers meet Guthrie Grazers at Hamilton. Both teams remain unbeaten in the second half, with a loss likely dropping them from the loop lead. Other games pair Richwines with Abookire Merchants and Crawford Clothiers, while Krugman Transits face Day's Hardware at Jefferson.

Richwines Abookire McKinley Haserodt Jewelers Guthrie Grazers Hamilton Merchants Crawford Clothiers Krugman Day's Hardware Jefferson

Elyria Country Club Teams Set for Inter-Club Match

Elyria Country Club announced its ladies team lineup for the Western Division Inter-Club match against Spring Valley to be held tomorrow on the Elyria course. The first team features Mrs Eddie Raus Mrs J M Gillis Mrs Howard Barbour Mrs Jack Flynn Mrs J B Johnson and Mrs Leonard Tufford. The second team includes Mrs L O Stearns Mrs L B Fauver Mrs George Gould Mrs Ralph Murbach Mrs Walter Ayres and Mrs Charles Smith. Frank Slough and F D Slough will represent the club in the Father Son district championship at Beechmont today. Jay Fitch won the Wednesday Blind at Cherry Ridge with 90 18 2. Jack Marshall was second with 93 22 71. Claude Wagner and Howard Stanford tied for low gross with 2 5. Blind draw winners were Dr Powell and Jake Schaefer. Claude Geisel and Stanley Madhock will tee off in the Lorain County amateur semi finals tomorrow 230. In the other semi final Eddie Raus and Floyd Lasky tee off Saturday at noon.

Elyria Country Club Spring Valley Eddie Raus J. M. Gillis Howard Barbour Jack Flynn J. B. Johnson Leonard Tufford L. O. Stearns L. B. Fauver George Gould Ralph Murbach Walter Ayres Charles Smith Frank Slough F. D. Slough Beechmont Country Club Jay Fitch Cherry Ridge Jay Jack Marshall Claude Wagner Howard Stanford Dr. Powell Jake Schaefer Claude Geisel Stanley Madhock Lorata County Floyd Lasky

Tee Off Today in Canuck Open

OTTAWA Ont July 7 Crack American professionals were to tee off today in the field of 105 on the opening round of the Canadian Open Golf Championship at the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club. Walter Hagen defending champion had not yet arrived but officials expected him to play. Hagen drove from Canton Ohio with Jose Jurado Argentine champion. First pair to tee off included Jack Armitage Dundas Ontario and Frank Corrigan Ottawa. Billy Burke Greenwich Conn and Bobby Cruickshank New York among early Americans.

Ottawa Ont Ottawa Hant and Golf Club Walter Hagen Hagen Canton Ohio Jose Jurado George Howard Tomakiki Miyamoto Japan Jack Armitage Dundas Ontario Frank Corrigan Billy Burke Greenwich Conn Bobby Cruickshank New York

Qualifying Round Pro Tournament Postponed

Springfield Ohio July 7 UP The Ohio District qualifying round for the National Professional Golfers Association Tournament at Westbrook Country Club Mansfield July 18 has been postponed to July 25 per Steve Zappe secretary of the Ohio group

Springfield National Professional Golfers Association Westbrook Country Club Mansfield Steve Zappe Ohio Group

Senator McKlyo Wins Grand Circuit Trot at North Randall

Senator McKlyo a chestnut gelding owned by Dr. E P Clement of Elynn Ohio and driven by Jay Douglas romped to an easy victory in the $900 2 12 Class Trot at North Randall track Cleveland Ohio yesterday The horse captured all three heats over a mile distance on the harness race card

Cleveland Ohio Senator McKlyo

Business Men Seek Clean Record Against North Eaton Sunday

Elyria’s Business Men travel to North Eaton Cornish Grocers Sunday for a C and L League clash. Johnny Yubha faces Wes Carpenter in a right hander vs southpaw duel as Eaton aims to halt Elyria’s bid. Berea plans at West View while Olmsted Falls hosts Dover and North Olmsted visits Brook Park.

Victory Berea West View Dover Olmaed Falls North Olmsted Brook Park Ernie Braden Elyria Business Men North Eaton Cornish Grocers Rivrians Raton Olmsted Falls Eaton Johnny Yubha Ed Stokes Haadlinger Wes Carpenter Elyria Carpenter Art Tomson Art Bill Tomson Marsh Ruddy Akers

Fight Results Terre Haute Boxing Card

Roy Wallace from Indianapolis knocked out Andy Keniett of Terra Haute in the third round. Frankie Hughes of Clinton won by decision over Rosy Kid Baker of Anderson. Jimmy Engle of Youngstown drew with Roy Nfidy of Terra Haute in an eight round bout.

United Press Terre Haute Ind Roy Wallace Indianapolis Andy Keniett Terra Haute Frankie Hughes Clinton Rosy Kid Baker Anderson Jimmy Engle Youngstown Drew Roy Nfidy

Olympic mat tryouts begin at Ohio State gym

First round eliminations for the final tryouts for the American Olympic wrestling team were to start at Ohio State University gymnasium today. One hundred eighteen wrestlers from across the country participated in four sessions over today and tomorrow under Olympic rules. Dr. R. G. Clapp leads the tournament as secretary of the American Olympic wrestling committee with Hugo Otopalik of Town State College noted as a key observer of the 1932 U. S. squad.

Columbus Ohio State University Gymnasium R. G. Clapp Hugo Otopalik Town State College U. S

Oberlin Golf Team Second In B Race

Oberlin's golf team rose to second in the Class B Western Division championship race after a 16 to 3 win over Orchard Beach. Columbia Hills led with a 16 to 7 victory over Berea. 16 year old Charles Holmes shot 79 for Oberlin, supported by L. Bohrer H N Holmes N K Kitacofe H S Arnold and Ralph Miller.

Cleveland Oberio Orchard Beach Columbia Hills Downing Berea Charles Holmes Oberlin Holmes L. &. Bohrer H. N. Holmes N. K Kitacofe H. S. Arnold Ralph Miller

Stars Try Out For U S Olympic Swimming Team

In Cincinnati Ohio on July 7 a large pool of top swimmers is expected for the American Olympic team tryouts next week. Anticipated entrants include Arns Borg of Chicago Walter Spence of New York Leon ard Spence Nelson Millard of Yale Clarence Crabbe Duke Kehanamaku of Hawaii and 17 year old Beattie sensation Jack Medica.

Cincinnati Arns Borg Chicago Walter Leonard Spence New York Nelson Millard Yale Clarence Crabbe Duke Kehanamaku Hawaii Beattie Jack Medica

Postponed Professional Men’s Physicians Tennis Meet Delayed

The professional men’s physicians tennis tournament scheduled for yesterday afternoon was postponed and will be played next Wednesday afternoon. The match was delayed due to several contestants failing to appear.

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