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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
9
Walter Hagen reports a tight finish at St Andrews as his 140 leads by one stroke over rivals including Mitchell and Robertson. Americans Dudley Sarazen Diegel and others chase, with Sarazen’s six on a par three hurting his comeback, while Hagen eyes a possible tie or fifth British Open title.
In Scotland, July 7, a five way tie for the British Open lead emerged after round three as Leo Diegel, Joe Kirkwood, Henry Cotton, Syd Esterbrook, and Abe Chelle each posted 216. Walter Hagen slipped to 219 while Ed Dudley and Craig Wood stood at 217.
July 7. First baseman Harley Boss of the Cleveland Indians faces a 50 000 damage suit in circuit court over events in a las Vegas hotel room last April. A 22 year old divorcee and magazine solicitor Ellen Eloise Mitchell testified Boss curtailed amorous advances to place a phone call. She described a violent incident and said Boss struck her. Teammates Catherine Pytlak and Sammy Hale denied any improper conduct on the night in question. The testimony drew intense emotion from the court audience as Mitchell sobbed and collapsed during her account.
United Dry Cleaners defeated Western Automatics 8 to 5 last night on the McKinley diamond. Hancock earned the win pitching seven innings, scattering seven hits and fanning six batters.
Tri County league plans second half starts Sunday July 16 announced by league secretary Rudy Ebinger. Strong chance of a three way first half title between Elyria Bittners Amherst Mischka Meats and Lorain Fisher Foods, with potential playoff series if needed.
The second half Fastern Heights softball league opened with Wilmot Printers defeating Matt's Barbers 18 to 14 at Harman field and Haury & Bauer Grocers beating Parrish Meats 11 to 4 at Richwines.
Canfield Oils defeated the Menorah Club 17 to 1 at Cascade last night. Murkowski earned the win on the mound.
Babe Ruth leads the American League All Stars to a 4-2 victory over the National League at Comiskey Park. Ruth slams Hallahan for a third inning homer and adds a single, while Gomez and Hubbell shine on the mound.
The Glen Rogers Motors scored ten runs in the first two innings to win 11 to 5 over the DeMolays at Cascade last evening. Winning battery was Sheldon and F. Kauffman. DeMolay battery was Hupp and Dicken.
The Yale crew is favored to win the National Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta at Long Beach California. Preliminaries today pit Yale against California and Cornell, while Washington Harvard and California Los Angeles race in a second prelim. The top two crews in each race advance to the finals tomorrow.
Mischka Meats, a top contender for the first half Tri-County League title, seeks a Sunday game with any team in Lorain County or nearby. Interested managers should call Manager Tommy Nickollette in Lorain at 4976.
In Cleveland Ohio on July 7 the chestnut gelding Senator McKlyo owned by Dr E P Clement of Elyria Ohio and driven by Jey Douglas finished second in the News 11 Trot at North Randall track in the Grand Circuit races. Calumet Bush won the second and third heats after taking the inaugural mile. Senator McKlyo placed third in the second heat and sixth in the final heat.
Freddie's Place, a new team in the West Side league, defeated the Merchants 16 11 in the Independent game at Jefferson, taking control in the second half.
Yesterday no games scheduled. Today Carnes Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis. Yesterday results show St Paul 4 Columbus J. Toledo 12 Minneapolis 10 Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 2. Only games scheduled.
Buffalo defeated Newark 5 to 2 while Rochester and Albany tied 4 to 4. Jersey City beat Montreal 11 to 3 and Toronto routed Baltimore with a 13 to 4 score.
Elyria Country Club hosts a weekly meeting with match play pairings across classes A B and C plus a putting contest. Class A opens with Barbour versus Gillis and Smythe against Johnson while others include Flynn vs Tufford and Squire vs Mover with several more pairings listed.
West Side League resumes Monday with four second half games on Jefferson School diamonds. Matches: Freddie's Place vs Western Automatics, Bittner Funeral Home vs Walton Ice, Elyria Dairies vs Social Club, Sears Roebuck vs Menorah Club. DeMolays meet Social Club tonight on Jefferson No 2. Jolley's Repair Shop vs Smithberger Grocers at Jefferson No 1 at 6:30.
Notice states a meeting of managers and umpires of the West Side Soft Ball League tonight at Jolley's Garage at 8:30. The brief notice calls for attendance and coordination on league matters.
Taylor Funeral Home defeated the Menorah Club by a score of 12 to 9 in a game played last night on the Cascade Park diamond.
The All Stars defeated the Sanitary Meats 8 to 3 behind tight pitching from Wryneske and Samut who limited opponents to four hits. The offense collected eleven singles led by Vineski and Talarek who each delivered an extra dozen hits.
Hulls Grocery faces Elyria Merchants tonight at Hamilton Diamond with two game times set at 6 15. Players from both teams are asked to take notice and arrive prepared for the matchup.
The Bittner Funeral Home leaders in the West Side League travel to Carlisle to face Carlisle A. C. on the Carlisle diamond tonight. The game shapes the early standings as teams contend for top spot.
The Gulf Prides defeated the Haze Street Tigers 29 to 12 yesterday. J Stevenson led with three of four hits while S Sadoski pitched for the winners.
The Sudro Juniors defeated the Gulf Prides 12 to 10 in a hard fought game. Buck earned the win as the winning pitcher on Sudro's home diamond.
The West Side Junior team defeated the Super-Shells by a score of 968 in an M.C. A Junior League game at Roosevelt yesterday morning. Dumke pitched and Bedoes caught for the West Side Juniors.
Two games are scheduled in the Eastern Heights league tonight. The United Dry Cleavers meet Sohio at McKinley while the Pennzoils oppose Colburn and Bremke at Harman Field.
Portman's Grocers defeated Fisher Food Juniors 7 to 5 yesterday. Smith and Rabey formed the winning battery for Portman's.
A note requests the club manager to call Chuck Happ at 38-712, using the insult scum as strongly as possible, reflecting a petty or hostile exchange within the club’s communications.
Elyria Mardwares travel to Reevevelt diamond for a scheduled game against Glen Rogers Motors tonight. The contest, billed as a competitive clash, adds another chapter to the local baseball slate.
Maumee Dairy teams vanquished Elyria Hardwares 15 to 4 at the dedication of the American Legion Gameon on Ohio Street before about 600 fans. Alex Miko led with four hits in five at bats, including three doubles, as Maumee claimed the half season in the City softball league. Bainbridge allowed 10 hits for the Hardwares while Zlatkowski gave up 16 safeties for Maumee. hardware errors aided several runs. The win clinched the gonfalon for Western Heights representatives and negated a replay of the Maumee Dairy vs Ohio Fuel Gas protest, since the result could not affect standings.
Oberlin Specialty Merchants baseball team was found guilty of multiple violations of Tri County League rules in the first half. Its franchise in the second half race starting July 16 will be forfeited, announced by league secretary Rudy Ebinger. The league plans to add La Grange Merchants Wakeman Red Caps to the half. Ambherat-Oberlin first game postponed from July 2 was awarded to Herst near B day.
In Boston on July 7 Lefty Lou Brouillard of Worcester, the time welterweight champion, outpointed veteran Mickey Walker of Rumson over 10 rounds. Brouillard, nine pounds lighter at 161 to 170, controlled the fight from the start while Walker faded in the last rounds amid boos, struggling with stamina as Brouillard landed body punches and dictating the pace.
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