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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1946

Page

6

Elyria Sports Roundup Promises Playoff Returns

In the Industrial and City Leagues top honors loom as seasons near end. General industries likely to win the first half in the Industrial League with Western Automatic set for a decisive Sunday clash. In the City League Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 1078 hold the lead with a five straight half-title run and need a win to lock second half. Umpires for district softball tourney at Oberlin Road field include Nickelotte Wooden, Bakn Lawson, Marks Ashety. Elyria caddies vie for National Championship at Ohio State University course with President Truman Trophy and scholarships at stake. Lorain and Elyria tennis teams split results, Lorain the recent 5-2 victor over Elyria.

LYRIA Playotta General Industries Western Automatic Colson Corporation Veta Vets Huhn Associates Vic Silver Jewelers Bendix-Westinghouse Western Oberlin Road Ohio Lan Nickelotte Carl Wooden Elyria Steve Bakn Elycia Ated Sam Lawson Oberlin Hill Marks Anton Ashety Af Lorain Elyria Recreation Board Boys In John Edliott North Randall Elliott Ohio State University Columbus Washington Truman President Truman Ohio State Governor Launcher Galfdom Magazine Shaw High School Hal Pryor Lorain Shaw Felix Goose Klimeziki Stosh Stydnicki California Are Stydnicki Leroy Johnson Gene Grossner George Sharkey Bob Faris

Gordon Denies Rumors Of Feud With Yankee Boss

New York star Joe Gordon vehemently refutes reports he leads a revolt against Yankee manager Bill Dickey. He calls the stories false, says he and Dickey are fast friends, and notes the talk could ruin his business and baseball. He admitted hearing rumors but insisted there was no feud and that the club is united.

U.S Oscar Fraley United Press EW York U.P Joc Gordon Flash Yankee Bill Dickey Bill Dickey Sle Twine Fawn Ragone Ore Joe Gordon Rugere Cleveland Fations Hoe Mameborg Doe

Jewelers Ground Legion 7 0 in Softball Clash

Jewelers of the Cuy Softball League defeated the American Legion team 7 to 0 at the McKinky diamond. pitcher Art Marsh silenced the Legion lineup as Len Monske guided the Jewelers to their seventh win with a lone ding and strong fielding.

Silver Jewelers Cuy Art Marsh American Legion McKinky Diamond Len Monske Jewelers

Reynolds Back In Form Beats Athletics 8 2

Reynolds fires five hits over six innings as Cleveland Indians top Philadelphia Athletics 8 2 in Philadelphia. Hank Edwards and Lou Boudreau key the third inning with doubles and a single, while Edwards adds two more hits. Reynolds earns his fifth win of the season, improving to 5 0 on the year, and the Indians pull away after taking the lead in the third.

Philadelphia Altié Méyholda Cleveland Indiana Tritt Reynolds Philadelphia Athletics Hank Edwards Lou Boudreat Men Metter Edwards Eveeant Adroat Teone Eo Cdwaria Houdrewt Kellner Ab &Bpladys Phaeon Stenn Fase Krert Boudreau Beils Ralph Kiner Pirates Giants Pittsburgh Johnny Mize Nick Sirineevich Cubs Braves Chicago Phil Cavaretta Bob Chipman Yankees Browns New York Red Sox White Sox Joe Dobson Dave Ferriss Dobson Ferrisa Bobby Doerr Boston Tigers Bobo Newsom Washington Skeeter Webb Jimmy Quilan al Benton Indians Athletics Allie Reynolds

Pairings Announced For District Softball Championship

The Ohio Amateur Softball Association district tournament pairings were released by commissioner Fred Smith. The Elyria Recreation Board hosts at Oberlin Road with four teams entering, single elimination to quarterfinals then double elimination from August 4 onward. Winners advance to the state tournament.

Jewelers Blank Elyria 7-0 Behind Skolnicki One-Hitter

Johnny Skolnicki pitched a one hit, nine inning gem as Sobel's Jewelers of Lorain defeated Habit Manufacturing 7-0 in a Lakewood Class AA League game at Ridgeville. Only hit off him was a seventh inning single by Andy Bivo. Rodin and Chip Jy led the offense with four hits for the Jewelers, Rodin fanning five in relief.

Johnny Skolnicki Sobel's Jewelers Lorain Elyria Lakewood Ridgeville Skolnicki Andy Bivo Benny Rodin Joe Chip Jy Rodin Ane Costello Atatek Skotnicki

Scranton Red Sox Open With 18-Run Inning Victory

Scranton Red Sox crushed Hartford 18 to 5 in the opener of a doubleheader, scoring 18 runs on 13 hits in the first inning with three doubles a triple a home run and seven walks. They managed only one run in the rest of the game and lost the second 4 to 1.

Scranton Scranton Red Sox Pait Boston Hartford Red Sox

Tristam Team Beats Village Outfit in Steel City Ball Clash

The Club Tristam softball team defeated Polish Village Cafe dean at Jefferson diamond yesterday. Frank Metera yielded only dive hits, struck out seven, and homered twice with a single in three trips. Shalfstall hit a round tripper for Tristam. Pobst Village’s Pobst Polif and John Melera led the defense with two hits apiece, as Tristam rallied for four runs in the second and third innings.

Tristam Sofball Dean Jefferson Diarmond Frank Metera Metera Shalfstall Tristam Nine Prank Dano'wee John Melera Talarel Clav 'Iristam

Eagles Foundry Win At Amherst In High-Scoring Twinbill

Amherst Eagles defeated Wellington 32 1 in the opener as Bo Brau belted two homers fueling 16 runs before the game was halted after four and a half innings. Duplex Foundry crushed South Amherst American Legion 17 6 with Karby tossing a complete game and three hits for three runs batted in.

Amherst Eagles Elgins Duplex Foundry Amherst Wellington Eagles White Duplex Foundry South Amherst American Legion Bo” Brau Braun Floyd Olsen Wellington Ralph Gray Rory Hubbard Walt Kopp Glen Saladin Oe Karby Duplex Foundry Joe Krutch al Eberhardt Chuck Kolb

American swimmers set records at Keo Nakama meet

In Honolulu two American swimming records fell as Jim Counselman of Ohio State posted 1 minute 12.8 seconds in the 100 meter breaststroke and helped the Buckeyes to a 4:21.200 medley relay record. In Chicago Johnny Bulla and Louise Suggs led a Victory National Open tune-up with Bulla firing a 67 and Mike Suggs carding 75 at Medinah Country Club No. 3 course.

Honolulu WUB Keo Nakama Jim Counselman Ohio State Buckeyes Chicago Johnny Bulla Louise Suggs Georgia Bulla Mike Suggs Medingh Country Club

Rizzuto Beaned In Hospital With Brain Concussion

New York Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto remained in hospital today after suffering a brain concussion when struck by a pitch from Nelson Potter of the Browns during the second game of yesterday's doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. He was knocked down but did not lose consciousness and was carried to the dressing room on a stretcher for examination by Dr. Robert Walsh.

New York Phil Rizzuto New York Yankees New York Hospital Nelson Potter Browns Rizzuto Yankee Stadium Robert Walsh

Local Elks Sun Hole Tournament At Cherry Ridge

The Lorain Elks Lodge held its annual Sun Hole tournament at Cherry Ridge with 75 golfers and 200 diners. Ray Bratton posted 88 for low gross while Louis Bumke had high gross. Dr. Adair and Dr Garver tied for low on selected holes. Nielsen had high on those holes. Irving King and William Hemminger tied in ball sweeps with net 37. Provente and Hautted posted 42. Rudy Skinlett shot 77 yesterday at Cherry Ridge.

Lorain Elks Lodge Cherry Ridge Ray Bratton Louis Bumke V. Adair E. Garver RL. Nielsen Irving King Willigam Hemminger O. A. Leechelt Waleter Waite M. Hautted Die A. Provente

Two City Loop Softball Tilts Set For Tonight

Two City Loop softball games are scheduled for this evening. The Veterans of Foreign Wars No. Aasocia Le hosts a 6:46 time game in the first matchup, while Duplex Foundry meets the Elyria Merchants at 7:30. Duplex Foundry just won their season league game against Vic Silver Jewelers and sits fourth in the second half. Elyria Merchants have dropped three straight in the second half.

Fen Games Ihe Oatam Lene Aiea Tech Streight Veterans of Foreign Ware Aasocia Duplex Foundry Elyria Merchants Vic Silver Jewelers

All Stars Beat Indians as Witte Hits Three Homers

In Indianapolis the All-Stars defeated the Indians 4 to 2 as Jerry Witte, Toledo’s slugging third baseman, hit three home runs. The 27-year-old ex-G I led the way in his first AAA season, boosting the All-Stars to six straight wins and setting a new All-Star record with three solo homers against three pitchers. Witte, signed by the Browns a decade ago, now leads the league with 23 homers in midseason action. A crowd of 10,318 watched the power display.

Indianapolis G. I All-Stars Indianapolis Indians Jerry Witte Toledo Browne St. Louis Browns Witte Army Hens Jack Winsett Columbia

Amherst League Softball Night Debuts Two Games Set

Amherst Night Softball returns with two Amherst League games at the Amherst field. The Legion meets Florence, Vets at 7:30 in game one, followed by Amherst Eagles vs Lorain American Legion at 8:45. Also listed are Legion baseball drills at Ely Stadium and Realtors of Class D practice at Blue Stadium.

Amherst Amherst American Legion the Legion Florence Amherat Eagles Lorain American Legion

Cards Lose After Four Wins as Phillies Rally

In a pennant race twist the St. Louis Cardinals fell 10 to 7 to the Philadelphia Phillies after beating the Dodgers four straight. Ron Northey homered twice and Andy Seminick hit a grand slam as Philadelphia surged ahead early. Brooklyn and Cincinnati also won, keeping the standings tight.

Carl Lomeenar Brooklyn Rede Cincinnati St. Louis Cardinals Phils Ron Northey Andy Seminick Philly Dodgers Reds Bucky Walters Walters Reda Grady Hatton

Keeping Up With The Majors Minors AMERICAN LEAGUE

A brief roundup in the American League highlights recent standings and notable performances from both major and minor league clubs. Key figures, team names, and upcoming schedule notes provide a concise snapshot of the league’s current landscape.

Xenia Central names Franklin coach William L. Kaylor

William L. Kaylor, head coach at Franklin High School for four years, was named basketball coach at Xenia Central High School. Announcement notes he will assist football coach Paul H. Boxwell as duties begin, and invites notices to be reported.

Xenia Cage XENIA William L. Kaylor Franklin High School Xenia Central High School Kaylor Paul H. Boxwell

Leibold Suspended by Minor Leagues Head

VARHAM N C Veteran manager Nemo Leibold of the Louisville Colonels was suspended for the season after an umpire assault in a June 26 game against the Milwaukee Brewers. Bramham cited prior insuficient punishment by Roy Hamey, suspending Leibold five days and fining $100. Umpires Peters and Steengrafe resigned in protest. Leibold confronted Peters on the field and blocked his access to the dressing room, eventually swinging at him.

Varham N. C Nemo Leibold Louisville Colonels W. G. Bramham Bramham Seibold Milwaukee Brewers Louisville Roy Hamey American Association Secison Hamey Xame Forrest Peters Milt Steengrafe Peters Leibold

Meats And Grafton Meet In Loop Contests At Cascade Park

Halase Meats faces the Grafton Merchants in a Class D baseball league game at Cascade Park at 5 45 today. It is the second half opener for both clubs with Halase Meats coming off a first half runner-up finish to American Legion Blue. Only one second half game has been played, American Legion Blue defeating Lehman Johnson Realtors last Sunday.

Scioto Inverness Cherry Ridge Canterbury Oakmont Portage Pinehurst Bill Henry Lee Brown George Martin Halase Meats Grafton Merchants Cascade Park American Legion Blue Lehman-Johnson Realtors

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