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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1936

Page

4

New York Yankees Slump Fears Loom Over Midseason

New Yorkers show confidence in an eight and a half game AL lead yet fear a midseason tailspin after a five of seven slide. Detroit gains as Chicago White Sox, Athletics, and Senators win. NL sees Cubs into first with 1 0 win over Giants. Reds snap slump with 6 4. Pirates fall.

York Ruth New York Yankees Yanks Ruppert Rifles Yankees Detroit Tigers Bronx Bombers Tigers New York Johnny Whitehead Chicago White Sox Detroit Philadelphia Athletics Roxie Lawson A’s Washington Senators St. Louis Browns Sox

Sports Cut Short By Ernie Braden

A collage of sports notes: Bobby Jones two holes in one and future plans for boxing stars Joe Louis and Max Schmeling. Bears sign Roscoe from Minnesota. Bill McKechnie’s Canton trip recalls early Pittsburgh Pirates years. Breddy Steele stops Eddie Risko in Seattle. several ex Indians join International League teams. Glen Myatt traded to Detroit Tigers. injury to Burgess Whitehead sidelined a Cardinals star. quiz mentions Gene Tunney and first closed baseball park at Union Grounds in Brooklyn 1892.

Bobby Jones Max Schmeling Joe Louis Chicago Bears George Roscoe Star University of Minnesota Bank Bill McKechnie Boston Bees Canton Bill Pittsburgh Pirates Bucks Glen Myatt New York Giant Detroit Tigers Frankie Reiber Montreal Tuzzy Dean Burgess Whitehead Giants St. Louis Cardinals Gene Tunney Brooklyn Union Grounds

Worthingtons win over Troxels in girls tilt

CCC Camp softball teams seek scheduling. Managers are urged to phone 6521 and ask for Taylor or Minnis to book games for each weekday except Saturday.

Worthingtons Troxels CCC Taylor Minnis

Dean's Super Service Faces Electro Al Lays Tonight

The Dean's Super Service softball team meets Electro Al lays on the Jefferson diamond this evening. The game is slated to start at 6 15 and all players are asked to take notice of the schedule.

Dean Super Service Electro Allays Jefferson Diamond

Frey Twirls Reds To Victory Over Philadelphia Nine

Renny Frey pitched six innings to earn a victory for the Cincinnati Reds against the Philadelphia Phillies as Cincinnati rallied from a 3-3 tie. Ray Davis protected the lead with two on and two out in the eighth, allowing one hit in two innings. The Reds pulled away in the sixth, chasing Bucky Walter, with Orville Jorgens finishing. The win tightened Cincinnati’s hold on fourth place as the Giants lost to the Cubs. Gene Schott and Fabian Kowalik were set to start the series finale tomorrow.

Cincinnati Renny Frey Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies Ray Peaches Davis Nashville Frey Reds Phils Philadelphia Bucky Walter Walter Orville Jorgens New York Giants Chicago Cubs Gene Schott Bur Fabian Kowalik

Hatter Kees 17 Strikeouts in Brewers Win over Red Birds

Clyde Hatter, pitching for the Milwaukee Brewers, struck out 17 Columbus Red Birds as Milwaukee won 4 to 2 in Columbus. He moved within one strikeout of the all time American Association record, fanning Jacek Winsett and Nick Caltep four times each and overcoming Lou Bush who did not fan.

Columbus Clyde Hatter Agathpan Milwaukee Brewers Columbus Red Birds Hatter Strick Columbus Watsmen Dave Danforth Lewisville Archie McKain Vegtruck Kansas City McKain St. Panton Hatter Jacek Winsett Nick Caltep Lou Bush

Elyria Girls Run For Weaver Walls Friday At Harmon Field

The Cleveland Weaver Walls, national fem inine softball champions, perform Friday night under lights at Harmon Field East River Street. Elyria's Agnes and Mary Valerius join two Elyria managers Evelyn Brillbart and Alice Glover in a show that pits local Industrial League stars against an All-Star Girls team. An error left Gertrude Henke off the All-Star list. she will appear in the lineup Friday. Fans chose Wel en Taylor and Connie Pasadyk as unanimous pitching selections.

Cleveland Weaver Walls Harmon Field East River Street Weaver Walls Elyria Agnes Mary Babe) Valerius West Side Evelyn Brillbart Alice Glovers Miss Brillbart Miss Glover Gertrude Henke Western Automatics Miss Henke M. Gillis Jean McAlpin Dorothy McAlpin Edna Hines Bernice Cebula Helen Taylor The General Industries Connie Pasadyn J. Hitsman Hazel Beard Harriet Scott Trove N. Krause Ll. Dralowiski Kate Stantion Penora A. Polacsek Reese Gillinski Nary Worthington Ball Company Welen Taylor Connie Pasadyk

Indians Pound Sox Hurlers in 11 to 3 Victory

Cleveland slugged four Boston hurlers for 17 hits to beat the Red Sox 11 to 3 in Boston. Fritz OsterMaeller was knocked out in the second inning after Cleveland scored three. George Braeholder earned his eighth win against three losses as Rick Ferrell’s bat spoiled a potential shutout. Averill Knickerbocker and Averill led with three hits apiece.

Oston Cleveland Indians Indians Boston Red Sox Cleveland Boston Fritz Ostermaeller George Braefelder Blaetaider Granter Rick Ferrell Iivery Biaeholder Averill Knickerpocker

North Elyria Triumphs Over Belden In Softball clash

North Elyria defeated Belden 4 to 0 in a Terain County Grange League softball game at Edison School. St. Paul stayed close to Milwaukee with a 7 to 6 win over Toledo. Ted Olson, ex-Dartmouth star, debuted by pitching Minneapolis to a 6 to 4 victory over Louisville. Kansas City moved within a half game of first with a 4 to 3 win in 10 innings over Indianapolis.

North Elyria Belden Edison School St. Paul Milwaukee Toledo Ted Olson Dartmouth College Minneapolis Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis

Rough Grapplers Head Tomorrow's Mat Card

Rough grapplers collide at Riverview Park in a two hour show promoted by Dan Morris. Local favorites clash with rough rivals as Sammy LaCrosse faces Moran in a two fall prelim and two local wrestlers join the card alongside industry workers and softball league members.

Sammy Lacrosse Brownenville Texas Dan Morris Pets Larue Dallas Gouger Riverview Park LaRue McLain Hamilton Ontario Lakue Mat Wat Clemens Lou Chaney McLein Moran Sammy LaCrosse Onener Ars Ant Pfaudler Co Sehour Bros. Co Worth On Ball Ca Electro Alloys City Softball League Morris

Electrolux Team Scores Win Over State Farm

Electrolux softball defeats Grafton State Farm 12 to 2 after a four-run seventh inning by State Farm. Paul Flek delivers four-hit pitching for Electrolux as Gene Myers hits a triple and makes two double plays in a steady defensive showing.

Paul Flek Electrolux Grafton State Farm Decp Jefferson Damond Gasmen Gene Myers Myers Electrolux Aw

City Class B Softball Teams Clash Tonight

Five City Class B softball games are scheduled for tonight. Buds meet Repairs at McKinsey with Abookire Gorers playing De Molays at Hamilton. Points Markets faces Better Truck Lines at American Legion. Merchants take on Korb and Bellingham Grocers at Steel and Tubes. Zimmer Grocers duel Walton Ice at Ely Stadium.

Buds Repairs Mckinsey Abookire Gurers de- Molays Hamilton American Legion Merchants Korb & Bellingham Grocers Steel & Tubes Zimmer Grocers Walton Ice Ely Stadium

Sacred Hearts Eye 1st Half Title Clash Tonight

Sacred Hearts face Electrolux in a postponed Harmon Field game aiming for a 6 1 record to claim the first half title in City Softball League. Electrolux could join a four team tie with Pennzoils Bittner Funeral Home and Diederick Cigars if both win.

Sacred Hearts Eye Sacred Hearts Electrolux Harmon Field Gasmen Pennzoils Diedrick Cigars Harmon Bittner Funeral Homie Dobrawsi Meats

United States Prepares Large Olympic Team for Hamburg

New York dispatch reports the U S Olympic team will be the largest ever with about 384 athletes. Many funded by outsiders, some teams face deficits, notably men’s track and field and rowing, while women’s swimming and track may cut lists. Funds raised at Chicago trials and Randall’s Island aim to cover shortfalls as the voyage to Germany begins.

New York the &E Manhattan Hamburg Germany Tomorow Amsterdam Chicago Becauee Randall's Island York City

Dean's Notice Delays Planned League Game Wednesday

Due to a conflict in dates the 6- Points Markets cannot play this scheduled game with the Dean's on the Lezion di. Meanwhile the Girls' Industria League will meet Weyer Wallis on Harmon diamond Friday evening, starting at 6 30 tonight on Frank.

Dean Ndustria Nd Weyer Wallis Harmon Diamond Frank Will Lin

Field Day Postponed as Tri-County Games Set Sunday

Field Day in the Tri-County Baseball League is postponed until later in the season. Two Sunday games are scheduled: Elyria Entchants host North Olmsted Pennzoils at Cascade Park, and Sandusky Clover Leafs vs Pennz ails at Shade Park. Kelly’s Island Independents play Sunday, August 2. The Pennzoils seek their ninth straight league win over the Merchants, with strong infield and pitching staff led by Murkowski Myers and Gerhart.

Tri-County Baseball League North Olmsted Park Rudy Eb Inger North Olmsted Elyria 4 Pennzoils Cascade Park Sandusky Pennzails Merchants Pannzoils Frank Murkowski Gene Myers Shorty” Boone Chuck Oring Murkowski Myers Elyria Boys Peonzois Harold Limpert Clover Leafs

Alabama Kid Scores Knockout Over Chuck Grundish in Dayton

Alabama Kid from Columbus middleweight knocks out Chuck Grundish of Detroit in a five round main event in Dayton Ohio last night. In the co feature Frankie Wolfram of Detroit draws in ten rounds with Bobby Stewart of Dayton featherweight.

Alabama Kid Chuck Grundish Dayton. O Alablama Kid Columbus Detroit Frankie Wolfam Bobby Stewart Dayton

Venture Out Venture In TONURS Brother Scorpions for Mother

The notice advertises a luncheon at Shuckhart featuring fried spring chicken fish or steak. It mentions a Little Scorpion Club and provides the Stone Graftan Road address with phone number 87842 for contact.

Shuckhart Graftan Rd

Local teen Janet Shock leads 17th State Women's Golf test

In Cleveland July 14 a 17 year old Dayton high school student Janet Shock captured medal honors in the 17th annual State Women's Golf championship at Canterbury Country Club. She tied with Mrs. Burt Weil of Cincinnati, the defending champion, as favorites entering match play. First round pairings saw Shock play Mrs. Herbert Stotter of Cleveland, while Weil faced Eleanor Sanders of Columbus. Edith Regge of Cleveland led hopefuls with 79, and Mary K. Browne, former tennis star and 1931 golf champion, qualified with 85 before facing Mrs. George Chalmers of Cleveland.

Janet Shock Dayton Burt Weil Chicinnuti Miss Sheck Wall Canterbury Hera Homm Mrs. Weil Miss Shock Mrs. Well St. Virginie Cincinnati Mary K. Browne George Chalme Linten Fal Yereran Toledead

Girls Teams Play in Industrial Learns Contest

Girls teams General Industries and Western Automatics clash at Ely Stadium tomorrow in the Industrial Learns contest with Aveling noted in the lineup on the Ely Stadium diamond.

General Industries Western Automatics Ely Stadium

Cubs Star Ken Omea Delivers Lead Swing

Yesterday's hero Ken O'Mea of the Chicago Cubs hit a decisive single that propelled the Cubs to the top of the National League standings. His clutch hit chipped away at the opponent's lead and sparked a late rally.

Ken O'Mea Chicago Cubs Cubs

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