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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

13

Whitehead Tames Yanks as White Sox Sweep Series

United Press reports Chicago White Sox rally with strong pitching and timely hitting to take two of three from the New York Yankees, 16 to 3, aided by Johnny Whitehead’s four hits. The Yankees’ lead narrows as Boston and Detroit win, while Dodgers, Cubs and Reds win in other NL and AL action.

United Press York U. P Jimmy Dyke Chicago White Sox White Stockings New York Yankees Ruppert Rifles Johnny Whitelead Yankee Pearson Broncy Brown Kielbans Chicago

Sport Pickups and Baseball Banter From The Circuit

A collage of offbeat sports notes and anecdotes features offers for Jake Powell by multiple clubs, a Reds shutout of the Pirates, trade chatter involving Hank Leiber, and quips about Wally Berger. It also highlights Lon Warneke owning part of a hometown paper, Zionscheck’s political woes, Billy Reaubaud’s early boxing glory, and various minor league goings-on, including Monessen’s Orioles connection and Buckeye Conference track entry by Zart Lykins.

Pee A Jake Powell Washington Senators Clark Griffith Pan Derringer Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Terry Giants Larry MacPhail Hank Leiber Reds MacPhail Boston Bees Wally Berger Wally Joe Jacobs Max Schmeling Joni J. Pershing California Urbane Pickering New York Giants Boston Red Sox Earl Averill Cleveland Lee Clowson Monessen Club Penn State Association Elyria Canton Zavesville Mid-Atlantic Monessen Cleveland Indians Lon Warneke Cub Burler Mount Ida Ark Bob Weiland Rochester Zart Lykins Marshall College Buckeye Oxford Miami

Sacred Heart and Dobrowski Meats Win Loop Games

Sacred Heart and Dobrowski Meats won City League games at Harman Field, extending Sacred Heart's lead to a 14th straight win while Dobrowski Meats upset ElectroLux. The Hearts pounded Pennzvils for four runs in the fourth, aided by six extra-base hits, and Dobrowski Meats grabbed a 5-2 decision behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Field: Harman Field. Teams: Sacred Heart, Dobrowski Meats, Pennzvils, ElectroLux. Key players: Frank Pawlak, Claude Plumb, Pete Roka, Curley Bainbridge, Ralph Gibbons, Kroet, Yarsa, Qbert. Score highlights: Sacred Heart 12-5 over Pennzvils. Dobrowski Meats 5-2 over ElectroLux. Umpires: apparent officials listed.

Sacred Heart Dobrowski Meats Harman Field Curley Bainbridge Ralph Gibbons Frank Pawlak Claude Pinmb Chuck Pruski Pete Roka Electrolux

Sacred Heart Edges Lorain St Stans 4-3

Yown base hits by Dadwey and Prekar hil sparked Sacred Heart to a 4-3 win over Lorain St Stans. Ernest struck out three, and umpires Reine and Sidney officiated. Pennzoils at Oberlin tonight on Hart Street diamond. All Pennzole members should visit Baten's barber shop before departure at 6.

Dadwey Sunatha Horie - Ase Halla Ott Ernest Prekareki Ernest Reine Sidney Pennzoils Oberlin Elyria Pennzoils Thomas Printers Hart Street Pennzole Baten

Marietta and Wisconsin Crew to Race on Ohio River

The University of Wisconsin and Marietta College crews prepare for a two mile Ohio River race in Marietta Ohio tomorrow. The winner gains the Charles G Dawes trophy from the mid America regatta. Wisconsin debuts this year after two prior showings, with Marietta having recent wins and a Lake Mendota outcome from last season.

Marietta. O ATP University of Wisconsin Marietta College Ohio River Charles G. Dawes mid-America Marietta Rutgers Philadelphia Rollins College of Winter Park Yiarow Wisconsin Lake Mendota Madison Badgers Relph Hunn Is Wisconsin

Mangrum Leads Ohio Golfers In Open Play

Ohio golfers in the National Open at Baltusrol see Ray Mangrum of Dayton tied for the lead with a 69, giving him a three stroke edge over Billy Burke of Cleveland. Other scores include Alfred Sargent Toledo 77, Eddie Meister Cleveland 76, Al Espinoza Akron 76, Waldo Crowder Cleveland 73, Maurice McCarthy Cleveland 76, Bobby Servise Dayton 77, Ted Luther Youngstown 77, Clyde Mumnna Dayton 60, Frank Gelhot Cincinnati 74.

Columbus Juni Pittsburgh Dayton Baltustel Ray Mangrum Cleveland Burke Alfred Sargent Toledo Eddie Meister al Alcroft Youngstown Waldo Crowder al Espinoza Akron Maurice McCarthy Bobby Servise Ted Luther Younrstowna Clyde Mumnma Frank Gelhot Cincinnati

Diederick Cigars to Play Electro Alloys at McKinley

The Diederick Cigars will meet Electro Alloys tonight on the McKinley diamond. The game is billed for 6 o'clock.

Mckinley Diederick Electro Alloys

Venture Out Venture In Tonite at Little Scorpion

Tonight residents gather at Grafton Road for a local event titled Little Scorpion 1 0B Stop featuring Brother Scorpions and a fried chicken meal option. Organizers advertise a family friendly venue with music and refreshments.

Tonite Brother Scorpions Sheckhert Tere Little Scorpion Grafton Rd

Smitty's Old Timers Face Elyria Lawyers Tonight

The Smitty's Old Timers will meet the Elyria Lawyers in a game booked for 6 o'clock tonight on the American Legion diamond.

Smitty Elyria American Legion

Standings and results across major leagues today

Standings show New York leading the American League with 31 wins and 15 losses, followed by Boston Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia and St. Louis. Yesterday's results include Boston beating Cleveland and Chicago defeating New York. today's schedule features Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston. In the American Association, Milwaukee and Minneapolis posted wins while Minneapolis at Toledo and Louisville at Milwaukee are on tap. The National League standings list St Louis and New York near top, with Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia in pursuit. yesterday's games included Brooklyn over St Louis and Pittsburgh over Boston. The Mid Atlantic League lists Akron, Zanesville, and Johnstown among teams with varied results. tonight Akron visits Charleston and Johnstown travels to Franklin. Western League shows Des Moines and Davenport in action, with Omaha and Cedar Rapids also competing. No further details available.

New York Boston Clevelan Devasne Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Cleveland Hetvolets St Louis O. Kington New ROY New York Pittshurged OY Cinelumati St Junui Pittsburgeh Ciavinnaico Brookim Ab Jettsburghk

Akron's Hankinson leads new heavyweight prospect surge

Sports blurb notes Hank Hankinson, Akron heavyweight, rising in boxing after beating Suey Welch on the Pacific coast. It highlights Charley Coates, a promising colored heavyweight, who iced Terry Mitchell in the first round at Akron. Also mentions baseball results, hotel incident, and Yankee setback, with context on Mickey Cochrane and old world records.

AY Fleischer Ring Hank Hankingon Akron Suey Welch Pacific Hankinson Jack Dempsey Manassa Mieuler Charley Coates Coates Terry Mitchell Boston Akros Contes

Yesterday's Hero Johnny Whitehead Shuts Down Yankees

Johnny Whitehead, pitcher for the Chicago Whiteox, delivered a standout performance by holding the Yankees to four hits and securing a 16 to 2 victory yesterday. The dominant win showcased Whitehead's strong control and efficiency on the mound against a powerful lineup.

Milwaukee Tops Miller to Regain Lead in Association

Milwaukee moved to the top of the American Association after beating the St Paul Saints and the Minneapolis Millers. Glenn Presnell earned his eighth straight win as Columbus shut out Lincolnville before the Indians won in extra innings. Bill McGee pitched his third shutout for Columbus in a 7 run victory over Linville.

Applecreek Wooster Smith Leo Norris Phillies Frank Emmer Minneapolis Brill Dickey Lou Gehrig Charley Gehringer Frank Crosetti Bill Werber Wally Moses Earl Averill Joe DiMasgia Bob Grove Wes Ferrell Monte Pearson Mel Harder Vernon Gomtea Columbus American Association Lerday Milwaukee Kansas City Losig St. Paul Saints Milwauken Minnapolis Millers Glenn Presnell Indianapolis Indians Bill McGee Red Birds Linvillee

Trapshoot Tourney Enters Second Day

TOLEDO Ohio June 5 Championships in the trapshooting doubles and handicap events were to be decided today at the One State Trapshooting tournament entering its second day. Lacy Sewborn Youngstown defending doubles champ and George Russell North Jackson won the 1935 handicap title. William Eldred Cincinnati led fire shooters in yesterday’s prelims when it broke straight targets from Lizards. PRACTICE AT LEGION The J R Dull girls softball team will hold a practice tonight at the American Legion field with members asked to report at once.

Toledo Lacy Sewborn Youngstown George Russell Oor North Jackson Wiliam Eldred Legion J. R. Dall Jean American Legion Aidmond Tram Owae

Three Tie With 69s To Lead First Round Of National Open Tourney

The National Open at Baltusrol opened with 81 players within six strokes after the first round as a three way tie formed at 69. Paul Runyan Ray Mangrum and Clark lead early second round pace, with 14 players under par and 24 at or below par.

United Press Pringfield N. J U. P Baltusrol Oakmont Butch Krueger Beloit Wis Gallusrol Paul Runyan Lucky Ray Mangrum Runyat Mangrum Clark Bobby Jones Winged Foot Chick Evans, Jr Chicago Uckhada Gene Sarazen Fresh Meadow Johnny Revolta Evanston Henry Picard Hershey Vic Ghezzi Deal J. Tom Kerrigan Bronkville Bultusrol Leslie Madison Tollywood Calif Frank Moore Hartsdale Terry Vioore Louisardinals Harry Cooper Chivago Ky Laffoon Ted Longhworth Portland Ore Craig Wood West Range John Pulla Sam Parks, Jr Pittsburgh

Two Games Listed On Harman Field Program Tonight

Harman Field hosts two Lorain games against Elyria opponents. Fisher Foods of the Steel City meets Sacred Heart churchmen, who carry a 14 game winning streak. Darek Meats of Lorain duel Dobrowski Meats as Lorain fights for the City League lead.

Harman Field Lorain Elyria Fisher Foods Steel City Sacred Heart Darek Dobrowski Port City Sherman Harman Joe Boddy

Tailors Hawaiian game canceled due to lighting truck crash

The Lorain Lyon Tailors versus Buck Lai Hawaiian All-Stars game at Recreation Field Lorain was called off after two Stars lighting trucks were in an accident near Battle Creek Michigan. Tailors manager Tommy Nickolette said the wire indicated insufficient equipment to fulfill the engagement. The scheduled Sunday night game was canceled.

Allen Boston Brunswick Steve O'Neill Johnny Big Lefty Lee Lee Hall National Baseball Federation Cleveland Carter Tory Nickelette Nick Lorain Bill Fey Sam Mike Fey Bull Mike Lorain Lyon

Ohio State Beats Toledo In Night Game 5 3

Ohio State's baseball team won 5 to 3 over the University of Toledo in the lone night game of the season. The contest was played in Toledo and highlighted the Buckeyes' edge among state colleges in Western Conference play.

Toledo Ohio State University of Toledo Bucks

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