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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1938

Page

4

Hartnett Takes Cubs Post as Grimm Is Replaced

United Press reports Charley Leo Hartnett becomes Chicago Cubs manager after 17 years as catcher, replacing Charlie Grimm amid a fourth place NL standing. Wrigley backs Hartnett, says contract for 1939 possible and Grimm will be paid through 1938. Hartnett praised for pitching handling and league MVP 1935, while Grimm’s MLB career and Cubs history are noted.

United Press Higago Chicago Cubs Charley Leo Martnett Gabby Phil K. Wrigley Charlie Grimm Hartnett Grimm Wrigley Tarber Cubs Rogers Hornsby Leo New York Yankees Harnett Harinett Worcester Mass Chicago Hut Man Ray Schalk Chicago White Sox Charles Leo Gabby Hartnett Cub Acme

Elyria Club Championship Qualifiers and Local Tournaments

Players at Elyria Country Club posted halfway marks in qualifying rounds with scores including Ward Young 99 and A Van Epp 91. Eleanor Timms and Bea Selby led by carding a 79 as Lorain bankers hosted a Spring Valley event with low nets by Vince Walsh and Al Meese. A special match featured Clark and Clemer winning four birdies on the ninth hole.

Elyria King Fenver BR. A. Willingas Fenner Eleanor Timms Bea Selby Lorain County American Institute of Banking Spring Valley Vince Walsh al Meese Chuck Clark I Shafer Art Pelander Ak Yon Jack Marshall Bill Battlery Tom Woods Ons McKee Rims Minger Chuck Cla Roy Clemer Walt Mosivk Jim Armitage Clark Clemer

Rone Radio Service In Win Over CF Alumni

The Better Truck Lines defeated the Volunteer Food Store 5 to 2 while the Elyria Hardware Juniors won by forfeit over Bell Realty in Junior League play last night.

Better Truck Lines Elyria Hardware Bell Realty

Fischer To Play In Two Golf Tourneys

Johnny Fischer former U S Amateur Champion will play in the Gem City and Cleveland opens as prep for the 1938 U S Amateur Championship at Oakmont Pittsburgh in September. Fischer medalist in two U S Amateur Championships favors medal play and has a perfect Walker Cup record with five wins in as many matches. Also noted a softball game today at 6 15 p m between Rone Radio Service and Ideal Club of Lorain at the Superior diamond.

Cincinnati Johnny Fischer U.S Gem City Cleveland U. S Pittsburgh Oakmont Fischer Superior Rone Radio Service Ideal Club of Lorain Superior

Wakeman Caps Rally Past Canton 6 5 in Floodlit Tilt

Art Thomas struck out 15 over six hitters and allowed six hits as Wakeman Red Caps edged Canton 6 to 5 under lights. Buckley Gardner Holmes led Wakeman hits including a key two run eighth inning, with Buckley adding a triple and single to pace the attack. Canton tallied in bursts but fell short as Thomas outdueled Wall in a see-saw game.

Wakeman Art Thomas Husky Wakeman Red Caps Canton Caps Wall Buckley Gardner Holmes Jead Wakeman AB H. E Holmes Les Yaka Soliviner Fhlation Fetersa Jeloine A Gardner I Thomas Ty Vulais Canton Knich Worus Keatly Stalen Buckies Peters Flutten Ardome Liauble Hotuz Miller Thomas Wall & Hie Wild Vitth Thumas Weaver Pianowsk and Merman

Vander Meer Fails In Bid For 12th Victory For Reds

Cincinnati fell to Boston 4 1 0 and dropped to fourth in the NL as Johnny Vander Meer missed his 12th win. A costly ninth inning homer by Max West broke the deadlock after Vander Meer had allowed only two hits through eight innings. The Reds scored three in the second, aided by a wild throw, but could not overcome the Bees in the ninth with bases loaded and none out.

Incinnati L.e Johnny Vander Meer Cincinnati Reds Reds Boston Bees Max West Vander Meer Boston West Bees Vander Meer Elbie Fletchers Husky Gus English Tony Cuccinello Hal Maggert Lou Fette McCormick Rabbit Warstler Lombardi Craft Riggs Dick Errickson Dusty Cooke

Standings from last night Reachts Airror at Charleston

Wet grounds affect results as Canton 6 Portamouth 4, Springfield 10, Erie 3, Dayton 7, Johnstown 6 are listed among the standings for the event at Charleston. The fragment notes scores for several teams in a rainy condition.

Charleston Wet Grounds Canton Portamouth Springfield Erie Dayton Johnstown

Keen Interest In This Year's Doubles Joust

The annual city wide doubles tennis tournament opens next Monday with entries at the Elyria Tennis Club. Pete Naughton Jim Sharkey P R Smith and the club caretaker will handle entries as the winning team claims the Herman Campbell Stevens Memorial Cup. The Horan Sharkey duo retires after twelve years and a strong field is expected on the Elyria club courts with a small entry fee to defray expenses.

Elyria Tennis Club Pete Naughton Jim Sharkey P. R. Smith Hamilton Street Herman Campbell Stevens H C. Stevens Dave Horan Sharkey Horan Horan-Sharkey Elyria Ohio Erie Johnny Dorr Paul Graebener Cleveland

Monroe's hit in eighth wins for Stanley

A late eighth inning hit by Monroe lifts Stanley to a 4 to 3 victory over Moss Rose. Nearby, Volunteer Food Store faces the Madhens at six this evening on the Western diamond, with other local softball and baseball games scheduled around town.

Western Volunteer Food Store Western Bud Monroe Moss Rose Unknowns Stanley’s Cafe Elyna Daimes Crisp Field Irv Bat Sinaloa AR Dayan McGuire Spraxire Ms Ors Tabor Herold Lenks Monroe Ruty Cullen Creare Patton Strickler Moore Selman Sauth Stanley Elyria Dairies

Major Loop Leaders In Baseball Leaders Report

United Press notes batting averages and home run leaders across leagues. Names such as Greenberg Foxx and Ott appear alongside teams like Indians Reds Red Sox Tigers and Giants, with figures indicating average runs and totals.

Igjabirih Pet Averill Indians Lombardi Reds Worx Red Sox Berger Iroists Greenberg Thera Foxx Ned Sox Goodman Foxx York Tigers Giants

Chicago Cardinals Sign Dougherty To Rebuild Roster

The Chicago Cardinals announce the signing of Phil Dougherty star center from Santa Clara and release seven players including Max Fisk formerly of De Paul and end Billy Wilson who were claimed by the Pittsburgh Pirates. In New York the clay court tennis championships see top seed Wayne Sabin of Portland meet Phil Rubel of New York in a fourth round match, with rain causing delays.

Chicago Chicago Cardinals National Professional Football League Phil Dougherty Star Senter Santa Clara Max Fisk de Paul Billy Wilson Pittsburgh Pirates New York Wayne Sabin Portland Ore Phil Rubel

Ridgeville Seeks Fourth Straight In Lorant Girls League

Ridgeville Bitners clash with Elyria Girls tonight at the Jefferson diamond at 6 30 PM aiming to stay atop the Lorant League tied with Lorain Goodalls on three wins no losses. Elyria sits second with two wins one loss as Dorothy Pitts faces Betty Garford in the mound duel.

Ridgeville Bitners Lorant Girls Elyria Elyria Girls Jefferson Diamond Lorain Goodalls South Lorain Trojans Lakeview Wilson Auto Supply DeSantis Coals Oakwood Park Bittners Dorothy Pitts Bittner Ridgeville Pitts Betty Garford

Slipping Giants Lose Two to Cards on Long Island Trip

New York Giants slump amid two losses to St Louis Cardinals in New York’s July 21 play. Clyde Shoun and Bob Weiland held the Giants to few runs as Cardinals hitters exploded. Johnny Mize belted three homers in game two, driving in five. Giants trail league standings. Reds 4th, Pirates split doubleheader. Washington beat Detroit in AL action.

B. Fet Ag New York GRG Cleveland Boston Washington Chicago Detroit Philadelphia St. Lewis Gamnes Feaultx Boyes Ohrenge Cincinnati Brooklyn Raston St. Louis Ax St. Louis Pittsburgh Cinemati York U.P New York Giants Giants Bill Terry St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Clyde Shoun Bob Weiland Leiber Leeds Shoun Ott Weiland Johnny Mize Cards Cliff Melton Shek Castleman Reds Dincinnati Boston Bees Phillies al Hollingsworth Pirates Russ Bauers Wes Ferrell

Golf Stars Ready For Chicago Open Tourney

Chicago July 21 Five thousand dollar Chicago Open Championship opens tomorrow at Olympia Fields Country Club. Field includes 389 players 183 pros 206 amateurs. Defending champion Gene Sarazen and Ralph Gidahl headlining the professional lineup.

Chicago Olympia Fields Country Club Gene Sarazen Ralph Guidahl

Cleaners Take On Dobrow Meats In Evening Softball

Standard Cleaners and Dobrow ski Meats square off at 6 30 p m on the Jefferson No 2 diamond in a scheduled softball clash.

Standard Cleaners Dobrowski Ion Jefferson No. 2

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