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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1931

Page

13

Feminine Golfers Tee Off Monday In State Meet

In Cleveland Ohio on July 1 1951 feminine golfers begin the five day state amateur championship at Westwood Country Club led by defending champion Miss Hauck. Top entrants include Mary K Browne from Cleveland Mrs S B Hent and Mrs Jer Weil from Cincinnati and others from Columbus Dayton and Toledo in a heated title race.

Cleveland Ohlo Spits Westwood Country Club Maryanek Toledo Thabes Miss Hauck Mary K. Browne S. B. Hent Jer Weil Cincnnati W. Typer Curtis Sohl Stanley M. Crooks George Hedges Columbus Jarriet Simonds Larry Nelson Dayton

Welsh Coal and Take Second In Row In City League Title Bid

Welsh Coal won 5-4 over Krugman Treasts to show persistence in the City League race for the second half title. Gurney scattered nine hits for the Coalmen while Pfaucher drove in two runs in the fourth. Other results boosted Riehwines and Johnson Owls as undefeated teams. Oil men led by Yucha and Ziatkowski topped the 15-0’s with strong pitching. Three Monday games feature City Motors vs Ohio Fuel Gas, Western Automatic vs Richwines, and Pfeudler vs Johnson Oils at Roosevelt.

Krugman Gurney Riehwines Johnson Owls Jin Piaudier Yucha Oils Ziatkowski Richwine Pravaler Pfaucher City Motors Ohio Fuel Gas McHunter Western Automatic Richwines Hamilton Pfeudler Johnson Oils Roosevelt Western Automatics Coalmen Fritz Kaminsk Bebe Peneeee Firestone F. Kaminski Seeeen Pasenow Sean Saceeee Kamuinski Broviak Pfaudler Tzpatrick Innes Schoditsch Burk J Schodtsen Halah Cael Rodgers Oema Anoogle Barkacs Saunders Tohiash Ootare Kostyva Church of ¢ Hrist Savier Titania Wilson Cox al Barton Scott Kaiser Wrens Wessel Mallo Sretzer Moldus Jenne Sateen Asceead Pet Welsh Coal W. Automatic Krugman Transits Pfaudler Bere

Reston To Meet Kepler In Golf Final Today

Dayton golfers Scotty Reston and Bob Kepler reached the final of the Ohio state amateur championship at Wyandot club in Columbus. Reston eliminated Johnny Fiorio 2 and 1, while Kepler outlasted Theron Green 1 up in 18 holes to set a 36-hole final today. The Dayton players have met before in a high school and a district event.

Columbus Wyandot Dayton Scotty Reston Bob Kepler Reston Johnny Fiorio Kepler Theron Green

Stage County Swim Meet Plans For 24 Championship

Lorain County to stage its first championship swim meet with official medals for winners. Applications available at Lakeview Bathhouse. Sturgis urges immediate sign ups for preliminary tryouts before the meet. Entrants must register with the Lorain County AAA. Mayor Goldthorpe arranging starting platform diving boards and lifeguard protection for anticipated large crowd.

Lorain County Sturgis Lakeview Hathhouse Lorain Goldthorpe

CG. of C. Girls Beat Second Congregationals 17 to 5

The Church of Christ girls walloped the Second Congregationals 17 to 5 in a soft ball game played yesterday on the Franklin Diamond. Wilson and Woessel pitched for the winners with Wilcox on the mound for the Congregationalists.

Church of Christ Franklin Wilson Woeesel Aften Wilcox

I. O. O. F. Team to Get New Uniforms

The tf O O F. softball team defeated the Camp team 14 to 11 last night at Jefferson school diamond. On Sunday the Odd Fellows face Erie J. O. O. F. leaders in the Cleveland district at Cascade Park starting 2 P.M. Players to arrive by 1 P.M. for new uniforms issuance.

Jefferson School Odd Fellows Erie J. O. O. F Cleveland Cascade Park

Cards Extend NL Lead by Sweeping Reds in Doubleheader

The St. Louis Cardinals widened their National League lead to four games by sweeping Cincinnati in a doubleheader, 3 to 1 and 9 to 1. Burleigh Grimes held Cincinnati to six hits in the first game, while in the nightcap Derringer allowed only five hits.

St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Burleigh Grimes Reds

Erhart Soft Ball Team Seeks Games with Nearby Teams

The Erhart softball team plans to host Chippewa Lake at Erhart on Sunday at two o clock. They seek additional games in the area and invite Grafton teams in particular to respond. County teams wishing to schedule games should write to Earl Fiest in Erhart Ohio.

Erhart Chippewa Lake Grafton Earl Fiest Ohio

Tufford shoots 74 at Elyria Country Club round

Leonard Tufford of Elyria Country Club fired a 74, the lowest amateur score this season at the county course. He carded a 39 on the front nine and 35 on the back, finishing one over par after a late stumble on holes 16 and 17, with an eagle on hole 13 and a final par on 18.

Leonard Tufford Elyria Tufford Clark Black Bob Randall Jack Black Leonard

Wrestling Fans Easily Fooled Says U P Expert

Henry Mclemore reports that 20 000 fans paid about 63000 at Yankee Stadium to watch Jim Londos and Ray Steele in a heavyweight claim that promoters billed as a world title. The match looked staged with rapid shifts and apparent fatigue, prompting questions about wrestling’s legitimacy and ring action.

Henry McLemore United Press Yankee Stadium Jim Landos Ray Steele Angle Jack Curley New York State Athletic Commission Londos Col Steele Lewis Stecher

Secretary of State Browns Amusing Debut in Girls Team Sports

Columbus July 10 Clarence J Brown secretary of state and former lieutenant governor made his debut in sports by playing basketball on a team of girls except for Brown. The 210 pound six foot player recalls his first trial as a high school student in Blanchester era. He later starred in high school and college football and basketball and played on semi pro teams including the Buffalo Germans. He retains a displaced shoulder as a college football memento.

Columbus. O Clarence J Brown Brown Blanchester Washington and Lee University University of Virginia Washington and Lee Buffalo Arnica

Brooklyn Beats Boston 6 to 2 to Stay Close to Giants

Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 2 as Lefty Clark allowed eight hits but benefited from strong offense led by Lefty O'Doul. The Braves were unable to slow the attack on pitcher Tom Zachary and the Seibold lineup, keeping Brooklyn within striking distance of the Giants.

Brooklyn Boston Giants Lefty Clark Braves Lefty O’doul Tom Zachary Socks Seibold

Rival Teams To Clash In Independent Tilt Schemp To Hurl

The Elyria Eagles, former Tri County League member, travel to Huron Sunday to face the first half league runners-up in an independent tilt. Birdmen business manager Karl Kaiser arranged the game with Huron manager Hart after differences over umpiring ended the Eagles' league affiliation.

Schemp Elyria Eagles Huron Karl Kaiser The Birdmen

Local league unrest and scattered results in early baseball week

National and local baseball results reported with scores for New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Chicago St. Louis and others. Debates over umpiring and player transfers surface as Tri County League officials and Eagles pursue a dispute involving Syrowski and base calls. Bud Schemp may start for the Birdmen against Huron with Mollie Meis slated to pitch, promising a pitching duel.

New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis Chennnat Cincinnati St Louis Rudy Ebinger Eagles Syrowski Nats Nat Eagle Goldthorre Mike Zelesky Thumling Huron Bud Schemp Graney Night Hawks Birdmen Meis L. d St Louis A Ewes New York Caver Brookisner Chicag Ee Philadelphia Peakase Pittsburon

Association Games Today See Regional Matchups

Toledo plays Minneapolis Columbus faces Saint Paul Indianapolis meets Milwaukee Louisville clashes with Kansas City multi city slate dominates the schedule with five games.

Columbus St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo American Association Tinneapolis Nase Association Minneapois St. Paul

Stadium League Softball: Wiroo A C tops Tigers 8 figures

Wiroo A C won their second straight Stadium League softball game, beating Western Heights Tigers 8 to 6 on Stadium diamond. Pais held the Tigers to five hits as Wilroo A C collected 13 hits. In another Class A High School National League game at the Stadium, the Braves defeated the Quakers 11 to 3 with Passmore pitching for the Braves and Gerhardinger for the Quakers.

Wiroo A C Tigers Western Heights Stadium Pais Braves Quakers Passmore Gerhardinger

Browns Top Yanks 12-3 as Tigers edge Senators 5-3

In junior high American League action at the stadium yesterday the Browns defeated the Yanks 12-3 with Reed and Fortman on the mound. The Tigers beat the Senators 5-3 as Mouski pitched for the Tigers and H Dumski for the Senators.

Browns Yanks Tigers Senators Reed Fortman Turnis Mouski H. Dumski Senairs

Leading Hitters in the American League

The record lists top hitters with Ruth of New York leading in runs and hits, Morgan of Cleveland, Webb of Boston, and Goslin of Detroit among others. G. denotes games played and AB at bats with batting averages shown.

Boston Washington Philadelphia New York G. AB. R. H. Pet Ruth Morgan Cleve Srs Webb Gosiin St. Svcerendad

Simmons Philg 76 306 66 111 363 Leader a year ago

Simmons Philadelphia profile shows .300 batting average and 166 runs batted in across a season, highlighting 76 games played and 306 hits. The leader a year ago today notes his early-season pace and standout numbers for the team and league.

Simmons Philg Philadelphia

United States Lead In Canuck Open After Round Two

Four U S stars are among the leaders as the Canadian Open reached its second round in Toronto. Percy Allis of Berlin shot 67 to take a one stroke lead, after a 34 33 day. Walter Hagen Tommy Armour of Detroit and Willy Cox of Brooklyn tied for second with 68, Johnny Farrell of New York at 69. The final 36 holes start tomorrow with all within 70 strokes of the leaders to advance.

U.S Toronto Ont United States Percy Alis Berlin Allis Walter Hagen Tommy Armour Detroit Willy Cox Brooklyn Johnny Farrell New York Hagen Cox Canadian Golf Association

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