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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
4
Lorain Country Club golf team ends Elyria’s title bid with a 17-6 league win. Jimmy McCartney led Lorain with a 76, the day’s best round, while Siddie Raus led Elyria with a 80.
Elyria Hawks host North Olmsted in first game after the break in Suburban League play. Shryp vs Blough as two top hurlers square off in a tight pitching duel. North Olmsted, riding a strong record, is known for upsets and will test Elyria at Fangrounds Sunday afternoon.
Colson Walloped Harshaw Chemical 12-5 in a postponed Industrial game last night. After a rough first inning with three runs scored by Harshaw, Colson’s pitcher settled in and dominated the remainder, securing the win 12-5.
The standings show American League teams such as Cleveland Boston Chicago and New York in pursuit of top positions with results scattered across multiple cities. National League results list Boston Philadelphia and New York with several games noted, while league schedules mention Clinton Columbus Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis and St Paul among others.
Sid Terris 26, former featherweight title hopeful, quits boxing after brutal loss to Pete Nebo of Florida Indian in a comeback bid. Terris, who fought over 100 bouts, says he cannot continue as a top ranking fighter.
Stephson and Waner top Brooklyn in a notable game marked by strong returns and scoring bursts. The outing highlights a leader’s year ago pace and hints at evolving team dynamics within the league.
Leading challengers Horton Smith Leo Diegel Walter Hagen are viewed as threats as Bobby Jones begins defense of the National Open at Interlachen Golf Links Minneapolis. A 112-player field includes top pros and amateurs, with possible dark horses and bookmaking on Jones winning all four majors this year.
Cleveland Indians beat St Louis Browns 12 to 6 at League Park to take the series. Johnny Burnett Dick Porter and Earl Averill led the attack, driving Rip Collins from the mound in the fifth and continuing on Dick Coffman. Ferrell earned his 12th win, matching Ted Lyons, as Cleveland opens a two game series in Detroit before hosting the Red Sox on Saturday. Averill drove in three runs with a double and a single. Porter and Burnett had two hits each.
Unbeaten Church Of Christ takes on third place Hungarian Reformed in the feature church league game. Richwine St Johns hosts Grace Lutherans at Hamilton while St Marys faces Second Congregationals Wiltkinier. Dark horse teams promise tight, creditable play as second‑half races heat up.
Chicago Tribune reports that baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis may open talks today to settle the breach between major and minor leagues. Fifteen of sixteen owners voted to block player movement with five minor leagues amid a nine year dispute over selective draft prices and transfer terms.
Ferrell struck out three as Collins allowed five hits over 41 2/3 innings while Coffman had seven in 3 2/3. Collins earned the win with Coffman taking the loss. Umpires were Dinneen Nallin and Van Graflan, game time 156 minutes.
The Odeons, a Stadium League entrant, organize for next week’s play and seek several strong players. Interested players should call Roto Beebe after 8 pm at 3368. The team wishes to sign Oscar Powell, former Willys-Overland pitcher, for pitching duties.
Arthur Dutch Bergman assistant football coach at Minnesota university announced his resignation on July 10 in Minneapolis. The move follows years of service with the program and prompts a search for a successor to fill the coaching role.
Elyria Eagles meet Class power Bishop Babcocks at South Amherst field Sunday at 3:00 PM. Babcocks share first in the Cleveland Plain Dealer Cup with White Motors, boasting two season losses and five wins. Lefty Bailey and Andy Koster lead Cleveland hurling with a 111 victory over Lakewood cited.
Gallant Fox with Earl Sande expected to start as a heavy favorite in the $70,000 added Arlington Classic at Arlington Park. A strong field includes Gallant Knight Snowflake and Dustemall as top Western and Eastern contenders. The race will be carried by a NBC network broadcast.
Bergman yesterday took the post of head coach at Catholic University in Washington DC. He previously served for several years in Minnesota under Dr. C W Spears who is now at Oregon University.
Elyria youth baseball action heats up as the American Legion Juniors hold a Friday practice at Riverview Park under manager Jack Ambrose. Eligible players up to 17 are urged to attend as selections for the state contest team will be made.
Holy Cross players are requested to appear for practice Friday at Ely Stadium. Cebula and Bainbridge are notified. The manager aims to prepare the squad for the stadium league starting next week. Pitchers seeking a tryout are asked to report.
Ohio's four top women golfers tee off in the 18 hole semi final round of the 1930 state tournament at Scioto Country Club Columbus. Defending champion Mrs Curtis Sohl of Scioto faces Edith Begs of Cleveland as Martha Kinsey of Cincinnati plays Mary Hauck of Toledo. upsets flavored yesterday as Sohl beat Mrs Julian Tyler and Hauck defeated Mrs Charles Tanner while Kinsey eliminated Erna Hart.
The Senators gained ground by splitting a doubleheader with Boston while Philadelphia lost to New York. Sam Jones pitched Washington to a 5 2 victory in the opener. Lloyd Brown struggled in the second game as Boston won the report to the team manager Friday night.
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