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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

5

Four ex-champs eliminated in Publinx play

ARMINGDALE NY July 23 ILM The national public links golf crown saw four former champions eliminated as the field narrowed from 16 to four for the Friday semifinals. Don Wingate Jacksonville Fla started the rout by eliminating a top contender, with other early upsets including Frank Strafaci and Claude Ripper falling to George StudImger and Jim Molnar, respectively. The tournament began with 222 players in 18 holes each.

Armingdale ILM Frank Strafaci Brooklyn George Studimger San Francisco Tiaral Californian Staifaci Strafacis Charles Ferrera San Francisco Steel Worker Ind Io Carl Kauffmann Pittsburgh Lid Don Wingate Jackksonville Fla District of Columbia Faraway Hawaii California Patbbott Claude Ripper Big Jim Molnar San Francisco

Elyria Girls Whitewash Ridgeville 10 to 0

Elyria Girls softball routed Ridgeville 10 runs to 0 behind Bernire Jalowiec who held Ridgeville to three hits. The Elyria lineup exploded with nine hits and strong defense as Bommer, Ridgeville flubs, and Hutchinson were notable for Elyria. Ridgeville’s three hits came from Pitts and others, but the Wildcats fell short. The Oberlin game reminder notes the Elyria team will travel to Oberlin tonight, leaving 331 West Street at 5:30.

Bernire Jalowiec Ridgeville Elyria Piavin Garda Mila Phi Hoison Ty Atest Carls Es FEY Rey Oberlin Flyita Gils Obrilim Oberlin Bombers West Street

Elyria Golf Winners Lead Local Championship Play

Orth Fauver won 6 and 4 over George Dyble in Class A at Elyria Country Club. Paul Gentzel beat HH Sullivan 2 up in Class B and Paul Roach edged W O Gaiser 1 up in Class C-4. Mrs J E Flynn shot 90 at Elyria with E Foster close behind at 93. Nine Elyria ladies played in an invitational at Mansfield. low net won by Mrs Tufford. Elyria ladies played Lakewood Western Division. team to include J E Flysno Foster, Lafford, G Loufman, and H Sullivan. Spring Valley Championship results: George Kunkle 1 up over Brooks. Joe Warden 1 up over John Kurtz Jr. Saling 1 up over Ghucch. J Betteridge 3 and 2 over L Jes ter. Harold Kunkle 2 up over Crooks.

ORTH J E Flynn Elyria Ie E Foster Mansfield Q J Wingo Irs Jo RB Flynn Edna Reithard Elyria Ladies Lakewood Lakewood Country Club J E Flysno Foster Lo P Fafford G Loufman H. Sullivan Spring Valley Country Club George Kunkle Brooks Joe Warden John Kurtz Jr F Saling Nelson Ghucch J & Betteridge L Jester Harold Kunkle Crooks

Friday Net Tournament Pairings Highlight Cascade Park

The Cascade Park tennis tournament Friday pairings announced include Boys 10 009-Frank Boor vs Tom Gochrane Charles Carter vs Donald Matti Junior boys 610-Dickie Dermott vs George Sharkey Lat old Black vs Victor Sutcliffe El ton Fox 18 Harold Kemprath Ford 8 Bob Armatge Junior gst 1180 Second round Claire McGuire vs Loi Sharker Senior girls 200 Gloria McLean vs Ellen Howenstine. The matches complete the first round across all divisions.

Cascade Park Frank Boor Tom (Gochrane Charles Carter Donald Matti DickieDermott George Sharkey Latold Black Victor Sutcliffe Elton Fox Harold Kemprath Ford Bob Armatge Claire McGuire Loi Sharker Gloria McLean Ellen Howenstine

South End Zimmers In 5.4 Win Over Yankees

South End Zimmers defeats the Yankees 5 to 4 in a tense game. The matchup highlighted late inning rallies and strong pitching, with key performances from both sides shaping a close finish.

South End Zimmers Yankees

City Class B League Picks Three Games Tonight

Three games appear on the City Class B League schedule with Buds vs Abookire Grocers at Ely Stadium Walton Street 5 Point Markets vs Roosevelt Silvers Watch Repairs as Merchants vs McKinley The Hester Truck Lines and Hellingham Grocers have withdrawn leaving De Molays and Zimmer Grocers idle.

Buds Ve Abookire Grocers Ely Stadium Walton Sceve Roosevelt Silvers McKinley Hester Truck Lines Sndh Hellingham Grocers de- Molays Zimmer Giocers

SPORTS CUT SHORT By ERNIE BRADEN

United States Olympic Track and Field team members Gee Bartlett of Detroit and Frank Wescott veteran sprinter will compete at the International Games for the third time. Bartlett, an Albion College alum, and Robe Bechtel of Toledo connect with athletics departments at Ohio schools. The piece also notes other athletes and local sports developments, including softball rule changes and upcoming exhibitions aimed at boosting fan interest.

Gee Bartlett Detroit Midh Frank Wescott Barlett Jasebu Bechtel Toledo Athletue Department of Albion Maeh Barrett Charles Oherbloom Ohio State Niverasits Iowa Wississippi Valley

Discovery Is Fifth In Handicap Race Event

Discovery finished fifth in the Wassichusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs amid a crowd of 77. The winner Time Supply paid 5.20 to win and 4.25 to place, with Gov Sholtz also placing. Slings Pat paid 5 to show.

Discovery Boston Frink Catréauds Vanderlalts Suffolk Downs Yesterda

Refuse To Extend Open Season On Ring Neck Pheasants In Ohio

The Conservation Council rejected extending the open season on ring neck pheasants and partridges due to drought. A bag limit of two raccoons daily was also dropped. A closed mussel season was ordered from January to June with no mussels allowed in the Sandusky river across Crawford, Sandusky, and Sandusky counties.

Ohio Coumels O The Conservation Council Jane Sandusky Crawford Wrandot

Rochester Community Picnic And Field Day At School Grounds

A Rochester community picnic and field day is planned for Saturday July 25 at the Rochester school grounds. Activities after noon include a diversified sports and audience program with prizes and a social gathering hosted by local clubs and churches. multiple local families and guests are noted in attendance and preparations.

Rochester Basker Tuuen

Major Loop Leaders Brief Result Hidden Amid Noise

Fragmentary OCR text mentions leaders and heat events with unclear names and places. The readable parts indicate a sports context with heats and times, but crucial details like teams, scores, dates, or locations are missing or garbled.

Sarron Defeats Manuel NATLAS in 15 Round Title Bout

Petey Sarron, defending featherweight champion, survived a two knockdowns by Baby Vanuel of Tampa and won a unanimous decision in a grueling 15 round fight in Birmingham. The challenger Vanuel opened with a first round knockdown, pressed early, then faded as Sarron recovered and dominated after the tenth round.

Natlas Tex Amh Petey Sarron Birmingham Ala Vanuel Tampa Sarron Vantrel Wntil

Sunday Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Huntington Area

Residents recount a busy weekend with extended family and friends visiting from nearby towns including Burankh Mi Norwalk Cleveland Savannah and Indianapolis. Notable stops featured Crystal Beach and Ruggles Beach with multiple households hosting relatives and sharing casual meals and conversations.

South Ridge Church Notes And Attendants

Sermon services set for Sunday with Sunday School at 9 am and worship at 10 am. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Charles Tate and Margaret Bans, Min and Mis Newton Bane with Shiley and Wayne, and families. Crystal Beach reunion guests Ruth Schoeder and Marie Wason returned from the State convention at Lanwood Park. A picnic at Century Park followed a social hour and hitching. Next meeting August 15 with Miss Pearl Eppley. Attending: A Halgt family, Elmer Vietgrn family, Albertiven family, Carl Fowl family, and Walter Bowell family.

Charles Tate Margaret Bans Min Mis Newton Bane Shiley Wayne Ad Tr Lawrence Latte Crystal Beach Ruth Schoeder Marire Wason Lanwood Park Ad Century Park Pearl Eppley Mis Halgt Dawsehter Maxine Cul Huten Tosim Elmer

Brownhelm families gather in town for visits and chores

A long list of Brownhelm area residents and relatives from Townline Road and nearby towns visit, call on, and spend time with family. Included are Mr and Mrs E Schubert and son Oliver, Miss Carnie and Miss Schmidtkons, Bob Hall, Jed Hall, Miss Gaehi, Henry Kolbe and family, Mrs Newton Riche, Bart Dehn and Mabel, Wilton Eppley and family, Walter Grobe and kin, Rene Stang, Fred Mitchell of Cleveland, and many others making weekend calls, hosting relatives, and sharing meals. Several trips to Steyshome in LaGranse and visits to Chippewa Lake noted.

Brownhelm E . Schubert Oliver Townline Road Carnie Oume Schmidtkons Bobby Jed Hall Gaehi North Ridge Henry Kolbe Newton Richte Kenneth Middie Ridge Bart Dehn Mabel Dehn Wilton Eppley Fanny Walter Grobe Newton Baus Rene Stang

Gratton GIDAL TON The Be'den Com mip ty Cycle met yw tn Mre Paw ine Song

The day included a community meeting under Vice President Carl Seckh. Attendees listed include Teena Spent Beramwe Prose Mi Tay denn Tre, Wyers dna Dasiison, Cart li and James Lones Wise Trmy Wise Snna Healer, Dorothy Gills, Sarah Selmer, Vienna Vennell, and the hostess. A next meeting date was set and Paul Warnarisht to lead a musical service at the church.

Carl Seckh wWlich Hove George Myers Wesdames Wyers Dasiison Cart li James Lones Doothy Gills Sarah Selmer Vienna

Missing Sea Jay Yacht With Three Men Sought on Lake Erie

Coast guards search Lake Erie between Fleytland and Detroit for the 65-foot Sea Jay missing on an oversnight run from Detroit. Three aboard are C J Alderden Wealthy of Painesville, Paul Gage skipper, and Lester Root engineman. Hawkins reports craft left Detroit River yesterday and may have burned or wrecked.

Clevnland Coast Guards Lake Erie Fleytland Detroit Sea Jay Wealthy Painesville OQ Paul Gage Lester Root Coast Guard Frederick Lee All Shipping S Hawkins Hairy Hawkins Boo Poom

Local Social Notes Highlight Cleveland Visit Families

Iy os spent several days with Miss Alice Bladowski in Grace Path with daughter Teanne visiting Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Clifford Schultz and daughter Wolomene called on Mr and Mrs Walter Wick in Elyria. Birch of a grandson Richard Fart Gulz announced for Mr and Mrs Earl Out of Lakewood at St Anns hospital in Cleveland. A Thread Quilt club will meet with Wis Wesley Johnson in La Grange on Thursday. Jennie Lechner of Cleveland spent the weekend with her mother Miss Sette Rewhard. The week sees many cousins and grandparents visiting in Spencer and Penfield Junction, with numerous local calls and arrivals.

Wis Clifford Schultz Wolomene Caled Walter Wick Ang Wallam Wick Elyria Bernhard Richard Fart Gulz Weis Earl Lakewood St Anns Hospital Cleveland H W Hutchinson Edward Sikmutt Fan East Chicago India Inet A Wis Wesley Johnson la Grange Jennie Lechner Sette Rewhard Vin Wilbur Thave Wary Trenchard Nadine Soo Jean Townson Ta Gran Wi and Mre den Soo Spencer Harry Wagner Brea Harry Janice Penfield Park Lilev Blyrca Grace Path

Sewing Society Members Decline Camp Expense Support

The Sew ing Society Girls plan Tuesday events in July hosted by Mrs. Carl Shepherd. They voted against paying part of the cost for three delegates to the 4-H Club camp at Camp Craig from August 6 to 12. Judging of the girls sewing work will be on Tuesday July 28 at the school building with Miss Mebling presiding. The meeting adjourned to reconvene Friday at 7 pm. A street fair by the Firemen’s Volunteer Department drew a good crowd last week.

Carl Shepherd Camp Craig Miss Mebling Firemens Volunteer Department

Wakeman Garden Club Meeting At Pleasant Street Home

Mrs Leland Kenyon hosted Wakeman Garden Club on July 15 with Mrs Clarence Pierce chairing. Members named fragrant flowers, heard seed selection talks by Mrs Langendorfer and Mrs Shelton, and a seed contest led by Mrs Ross, followed by refreshments from the hostess and helpers.

Garden Club Wakeman Leland Kenyon Pleasant Street Clarence Pierce Karl Langendorfer C E Shelton Gerald Ross Frank Rice Cla Ross

Local social notes from New London area

Mi and Mrs Willis Ersawell of New London were recent callers of Mi and Mrs Elmer Beecher and Mrs Jennie Burr. The Eastern Star and Masome picnic was held at Ruggles Beach duly 12. Mrs Thomas Hurst of Clarkfield was a recent evening caller of Louisa Woods. Mrs Beatrice Peabody spent several days last week at the exposition in Cleveland. Mr Wayne Patchen of Hartland was a Friday caller of Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt. The 4H club held their business meeting first after which the same songs. Mrs Eunice Holmes suggested that the secretary keep track of those who stayed for games. Teane Bellamy, the secretary took all the girls' pictures after which games were played. BRIEFS Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt and children spent Sunday at the C J Hoyt cottage near Ceylon. Mr and Mrs CG J Hoyt and daughter spent from Friday night to Sunday at their cottage at Ceylon. Joseph and James Tannetti joined them Saturday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Witzlaben are building a cottage near Ceylon along the lake front. Mrs Hart Green and children of Brighton were Monday callers of Mrs Ray heaven. Mr and Mrs W Ho Jones and daughters have returned from visiting at their homes in the southern part of the state. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt and children were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt at Ceylon.

Willis Ersawell New London Elmer Beecher Jennie Burr Ruggles Beach Thomas Hurst Clarksfield Louisa Woods Beatrice Peabody Cleveland Wayne Patchen Hartland Robert Hoyt Eunice Holmes Teane Bellamy Ceylon CG J Hoyt Toseph James Tannetti Arthur Witzlaben Hart Green Brighton Ray Heaven W Ho Jones Rober Hovt C. J Hovt

Rural Letter Carriers Name Officers at Convention

Toledo July 23 The 34th annual Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association convention closes with L D Fair of Akron elected president and Paul Parsons of Johnstown Ohio named vice president Delegates to the National Convention in Indianapolis in August were also chosen.

Toledo Indianapolis Oho Akron Paul Parsons Johnstown

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