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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1944
Page
4
Southeast Pacific field reports and Elyria sports notes from veteran writer Russ Davies and ex-manager Vic Stewart. Highlights include D-Day reflections, army life, local players Adrian Read and Mike Bodnar, Feller service history debate, and City Softball League standings and upsets.
A compilation of property transfers including deeds from 71 Josa Russell A Buchanan to Charley Fo Fugit on Second Street Elyria and a series of parcels in Oberlin Wellington Sheffield Lake Village and Lorain. Transfers involve multiple grantors grantees and streets such as Spring Street West Avenue East Wall Street Grove Street and Tennyoon Avenue with entities Citizens Home Savings Association and individuals like Effie Smitty Ming Ey Allen Dan Goysovich and Stella Barber among others.
Willé Pep, bantamweight king, boxed Manuel Ortiz in Braves Field Boston, winning a unanimous decision in a one sided bout. Ortiz landed a solid punch in round eight but Pep dominated with jabs and hooks through rounds nine and ten, clearing the way for a future challenge for the lightweight title.
Bettina Sheppard meets burly Melio Bettina tonight in a 10 round slugfest at Forbes Field. A victory advances the winner toward a shot at Joe Baksi, the No 1 heavyweight contender. Manager Jimmy Grippo says Bettina is in fighting shape at 185 pounds, four pounds lighter than weeks ago after a win over Buddy Walker.
The American Legion Juniors will play the American Shipbuilding Company team of Lorain Thursday at Central Park Lorain with a 6 30 p m start. Legion players will arrange transportation when they meet at City Hall Wednesday at 7 p m.
Lou Camp pitched a one hitter to lead St. Paul to a 1–0 victory over the Minneapolis Millers in the American Association. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 4–3. Toledo defeated Columbus 12–5. Indianapolis topped Louisville 11–9. Loren Bain held St. Paul to five hits until the ninth.
Springfield tops rivals to extend streak in Ohio State Baseball League action. Giants crush Lima 12 to 1, Zanesville outlast Middletown 6 to 4 in 13 innings, Newark defeats Martin 8 to 6. Scattered notes include late box results and city standings.
One of the year's richest races, the $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap, is set for tomorrow at Suffolk Downs. First Fiddle is the 9-5 favorite at 224 pounds, with Four Freedoms and Alquest among the top contenders as bettors seek value in a meeting that has averaged about $850,000 daily in handle.
Dr Gabrielson said the Fish and Wildlife Service division of fish culture will be named the Division of Game Fish and Hatcheries after July 1. The division will continue propagation and farm pond development and plan a postwar program to align Delipare production with fishing-area needs and advise anglers on game fishing maintenance. Ray Miller announced Clifford Woodside Youre as chair of a new anti pollution committee and J. Of Atwood Cohiba as head of the League’s postway planning groups. Burt Brickner announced the Ohio division annual conference of the Walton League of America will be held in Columbus on Oct. 16.
Elyria Recreation Board hosts two important City Softball League games at ObeHin Abad field this evening. Elyria Foundry, unbeaten in the circuit, faces Ameris tari Hadiatof téati while Vic Silver Jewelers meets Bendix Westinghouse in a 245 p.m. clash. Bendix-Westinghouse aim to rebound after a dip in second-half play.
Elyria Booster Club members and Elyria High school officials met to cooperate on selling season tickets for the football team. Reserved seats will cover six games, five home at Ely Stadium and the Lorain game at Heerea Field in Lorain. Denis Ryan chairs a 100-member committee to run the ticket sales with subcommittees planned.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bucky Walters shows stronger daytime form than night games. In 6 daytime starts he is 6-2 with a 1.07 ERA, 33 hits allowed and 8 earned runs in 66 innings, including three shutouts. Under lights he aims for his ninth straight win against Brooklyn.
LAKE GENEVA Wis Vola Song the four year old harness champion who fractured a front leg in a recent trotting race at Elkhorn is going to live his owner said today though it was reported that insurers would have paid 35000 if the horse had been shot E J Baker St Charles decided to save the stallion for breeding purposes The Boaster Club also voted last never be able to compete again REALTY TEAM DRILLS The Dun S Cook Realty Class football team will practice on the Ely Stadium diamond at 630 today All members are to report promptly.
United Breastalt correspondent reports the Yankees back on form after a rehab period at Yankee Stadium winning nine of 11 and closing to two games behind St. Louis. Hershel Martin sparked a mediocre outfield into strength while pitching tightened up. joining the lineup is Frankie Crosetti, with Bonham to start for New York as wide AL action unfolds against Chicago Boston Detroit and Cleveland.
General Industries golfers met in a weekly session at Cherry Ridge last evening. Four tied for low gross with 44: Gene Smith, Bill Schmittgen, Nick Tobicash, and Ted Ruth. R. E. Gaverick and G. Webber led for low net with 26.
Cleveland Indians prepare to host the Philadelphia Athletics in a four game set after a flat series with the Browns. Bagby returns to the rotation, with Don Black to oppose him, as Cleveland seeks to climb from fifth place two and a half games back of Washington and the Red Sox.
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