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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1937
Page
11
A fragmentary listing outlines a Ford coupe with a 3 motor, new paint, and several extras. Other notes mention rebuilt tires, new tires, and a price range around 165 to 395 dollars, with various condition and trade terms implied.
Advertised used car catalog lists multiple Chevrolets from 1927 to 1928 including town sedans coupes and a coach. Also mentions Studebaker Ford Oldsmobile and a Ford roadster with prices and a Baker Auto Sale location on Bridge Street.
An emerging Congress bill would allocate a three million dollar national fund for wildlife restoration. States meeting act provisions would receive annual quotas from fifteen to one hundred fifty thousand dollars to support targeted conservation projects using revenues from a dedicated excise tax on sporting arms and ammunition.
Sears Roebucks battered Ridge Tools 6 to 2 on the American Lace diamond as Max Jalowiec allowed only four hits. E Mahl hit a triple and doubles by E Jalowiec and W Feebes produced the decisive runs while Wircen ska, Blaser and others contributed for Sears Roebucks.
Elyria Country Club qualifiers posted scores for the Cham pionship tournament with Hugh Bauerlein at 90 for 18 holes J J Parks 97 36 193 and W J Lorenz 95 for 13 holes Mrs Paul Roach set a 104 for her best score to date Clark Black says scores must be in by Sunday and announces a Sunset tournament next Thursday. Girls softball teams wanting night games at Harmon Field should contact Sherman Harmon at two two five two or three one two three and seek an opponent for Elyria Girls for Tuesday night.
Amherst News-Times invites Lorain county tennis players to enter a rapid-fire singles event on Amherst Day August 4 starting 12 30 pm at Amherst High School four courts. Entries limited to 32 with preference to early entrants. Send to Hugh McGarvey by August 2 with contact details.
Hamilton High softball defeated McKinley 10 to 7 after trailing earlier as Bernie Fobes and Eckenroad combined for the winning effort. A ninth inning rally produced three runs. Allen School was scheduled to face McKinley next on the McKinley diamond.
Cincinnati Reds arrive in Philadelphia to start a four game series with a two and a half game lead on the Phillies for the NL cellar title. The Reds seek to maintain position after a 6 5 loss to the Giants in New York, highlighted by Wally Berger’s ninth inning homer.
Knute Rockne Jr enrolls for the September term at Notre Dame University and hopes to try for the football team. He weighs 150 pounds and was captain and quarterback at Miami Florida Military Academy for three years.
The National Boxing Association ratings committee in Washington on July 23 named Max Schmeling the No 1 contender for a heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis. It urged a title match on pure merit and suggested declaring the title vacant if no championship bout is arranged. James J. Braddock, defeated by Louis for the title last month, is listed No 2.
Tubes, Inc. and Berea will clash on the Steel & Tubes diamond tonight at 6 30. The game features a local showdown with both teams aiming for a win in the late spring event.
Columbus junior team defeats Pemberville 10 to 9 in 10 innings to claim the state American Legion title and a shot at the regional in Flint Michigan starting August 11. They earlier beat Lima 4 to 1 and Duncan Falls 11 to 6, with Lewis homering in the ninth to force overtime and Moore driving in the winning run in the extra frame.
Standings show Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 13 New York 4 while Detroit 17 ston 4. upcoming games list Beaton at Cleveland New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St Louis with two games today and two tomorrow.
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