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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1931

Page

2

E H S to Lose 22 Athletes by Graduation

Elyria High School faces losses as 22 Crimson players finish their careers. Key graduates include Ken Burley, Alex Clawson, Louie Hall, Lorne Elbert, Harold Block, Walter Gehrke, and others across football, basketball, baseball, track, swimming, and tennis. Ensuing seasons will rely on returning stars Banick, Howenstine, Jones, Contam, Whitney, Kaiser, Clawson, and more to rebuild a strong program.

Russell Davies Crimson Elyria High School Ken Burley Alex Clawson Louie Hall Harold Block Lorne Elbert James Redington Alonzo Hardy Walter Gehrke Rober Kaiser Franklin Whitney Gerald Malterer George Baker Gerald Stang Alfred Knapp Bob Greene Russell Mosher Melvin Harper Howard Kusnin Billi Everhart John Eckler Bill Basinger Bob Hancock Burley Ken Lake Erie Alex Clowson Clowson Hall Louie Elbert Block Gehrke Fifth Street Crimson Flash Hardy Knapp Hoose Lamberton Clymer Clawson Mosher Harper Kushin Johnny Eckler Bill Basirger Lyman Roy Clymers W. L. Vaughn Cinder Stars

Elyria High CinderStars Lose Lester to Graduation

Elyria High star Lester, a letterman in shot put and discus, will miss next season after graduating in January 32. He earned his first varsity letter this year, placing sixth at Mansfield and Lakewood Relays and eighth in the District Meet.

Lester Les Mansfield Lakewood

Max Schmeling Seeks Sparring Partners for Prep

In Conneaut Lake Park on June 6, sparring partners for champion Max Schmeling were scarce after he knocked two training partners from the ring. Senor Pedro Lopez and Charles Wepner joined the casualty list as Schmeling intensified his workout ahead of Young Striking next month. Joe Jacobs warned Schmeling to handle sparring partners carefully as he planned six rounds, with Tiny Debolt and Tony Marulla as potential victims if the right hand lands.

Conneaut Lake Park Max Schmeling Teuton Senor Pedro Lopez Charles Wepner Joe Jacobs Schmeling Jacobs Tiny Debolt Tony Marulla

Stribling Plans Hard Offense Ahead of Title Fight

In Geauga Lake on June 6 WW L Pa Stribling said his son will train intensely for the July 3 heavyweight title bout. The elder Stribling notes the plan is nonstop work with heavy hitting and no sparring, six rounds today and six more tomorrow, as Battling Bozo from Georgia arrives Wednesday to test the challenger.

Geauga Lake WW. L Pa” Stribling Bozo Georgia

Second Congregational Juniors Defeat Church of Christ Juniors

The Second Congregational Juniors beat the Church of Christ Juniors 8 to 2 at Cascade Park last evening. Gehrke and Olmsted led the winners with strong batting, while Brunger had three safe hits for the losers.

Second Congregational Church of Christ Cascade Park Gehrke and Olmsted Brunger 2Nd Congregational AB R. H Ru. Fox Dutcoy Gehrke Boynton Rodgers H. Alspaugh Fox Esse Ees Morse Er Gensinger Rf R. Alspaugh Rf Olmsted Tenee Totais Church of Christ AB Findlay

Randall Equals Course Record At Elyria C C

Pro Bob Randall of Spring Valley tied the Elyria Country Club course record with a 72 in a fourball with Clark Black Leonard Tufford and Jim Donnelly Black shot 76 while Tufford had 1 and Donnelly 93 Randall posted 35 on the front and 37 on the back with a par score of 72 and equalled the existing mark from last year

Bob Randall Spring Valley Elyria Clark Black Randall Leonard Tufford Jim Donnelly Clark Tufford Donnelly

Red Sox Beat Indians in 4 5 3 Victory

Boston ends Cleveland 10 game win streak as Ed Morris and Wiley Moore combine for six scoreless innings then stop a late Indians rally. Cleveland starts a four game series with the Yankees with Walter Miller vs Shandall expected to start.

Boston Cleveland Indians Ed Morrs Wiley Moore Sox Morris Moore Indians New York Yankees Walter Miller Cleveland Shendall Yanas

Averidawn Leagle Defeats Boston in Tight Baseball Tilt

Averidawn Leagle tallies runs batted in by Hodapp Os mik Falk Rothrock 2 Oliver Berry Sewell Sweeney with base hits from Vos mik, Der ry, and double plays Hudlin. Gold man Morgan Berry Rhyne spark offense while Hudlin durable on mound. Mor ris earns win while Hudsin takes loss. Um pires Geisel Moriarity Hilde brand. Time 23.

Hodapp Osmik Falk Rothrock Oliver Berry Morgan Vosmik Sewell Sweeney Derry Plass Hudlin Goldman Morgan Rhyne Cleveland Boston Waser Ms Marquardta Sis Rothrack Elland Webb Pickering Dean Sa Sweeney Morris Moore Porter Averill Jamieson Lawson Myatt Po Eee Boston Nat

American Games Today Highlight City Matchups And Scores

American results section notes Cleveland at New York and Chicago at St Louis as key games today. Nearby entries reference teams Bren eX and Deter rests tea theagy and multiple placeholders, with Brooklyn and Philadelphia names appearing in scattered lines.

Cleveland Nes Yart Cocagn Av Tesingen Tetra Chads Pha St Lou's Boe Ar

Fragmentary sports update with scattered team mentions

Incomplete OCR shows scrambled team names and venues including Boston, New York, and other places. Indicates a national game today with references to bets, brackets, and a city or stadium list, but the essential teams, scores, or outcomes are not discernible.

Complete British Ryder Cup Team

LONDON June. Bert Hodson of Chigwell accepted today an invitation to fill the tenth place on the British Ryder Cup Squad. The selection was popular with golf critics who had campaigned for his choice. Hodson had been surprised not to be named at the Dunlop Southport conclusion, when two of the three remaining places were filled. The ten members are Archie Compston, W. H Davies, Herbert Charles Jolly, Charles A Whitcombe, Abe Mitchell, Fred Robson, Ernest R. Whitcombe, George Duncan, Syd Easterbrook, and Hodson.

London Bert Hodson Chigwell Hodson Archie Compston W. H Davies Herbert Charles Jolly Charles A Whitcombe Abe Mitchell Fred Robson

Heidelberg College to graduate three athletics stars this June

The Big Three of Heidelberg College will be graduated at commencement exercises June 17. Dwight Haley of Tiffin, a multi letter winner in football basketball baseball and track, Otto Vokaty of Cleveland a football and track star, and Merle … are the standout seniors honored by the college athletics program.

Br United Press Tiffin Heidelberg College Dwight Haley Otto Vokaty Cleveland Merle

Association Results Sr Pant 1 AW ape 4 Minnenais 4 Kansas

Unable to extract clear entities and events from the provided text. Summary retained as a compact placeholder reflecting the fragmentary OCR output and its lack of coherent action or identifiable participants.

Sr Pant Kansas

Association Games Today Trys and Hosts Across Cities

Unclear OCR fragment lists multiple college teams matched for today including St Paul at Milwaukee and Minnesota at Twe yanannl with opponents cited as Atinneepats at Kansas. Fragment provides no clear results or dates.

Association Lay

Saints Colonels Gain Ground In Standings

In Columbus on June 6 Saint Paul and Louisville widened their lead in the American Association pennant race. Saint Paul defeated Milwaukee 12 to 3 as Betts allowed 12 hits but kept them scattered. Louisville topped Toledo 3 to 1 with Penner fireing his best game. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 4 to 2 and Indianapolis won a 12 to 6 night game over Columbus.

Columbus St Paul Louisville Milwaukee Betts St Paul Hurler Brewers St Pawl Tan Penner Toledo Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis

Hutson Bradner and teammates to depart school

Hutson Bradner who played football basketball and track will leave the school along with other varsity athletes John Hutchinson Wadsworth Paul Sherck Tihn Henry Scaife Tiffin and James Fingerhurth Tiffin.

Local fairway results from Sandusky and Lorain match play

At the Elxta Country Club Spring Valley hosted the Sandusky match where Mel Leird of Sandusky won the Sandusky–Lorain contest. Lorain beat Mansfield through early rounds with Mrs Butler of Lorain taking low gross. Mrs A V Hagedorn won the low net prize. Non participants saw Mrs L P Tufford win low gross in the first round. Mrs Dime claimed low patentas second flight. Miss Upson took low gross. Mrs Ethel Davey earned low net among nonparticipants.

Sanduss Spring Valley Lorain Mansfie Watehes Jiadies W. Dgc Elxta Mel Leird Sandusk Low Gross Butler A. V. Hagedorn Oith L P Tufford Dime Miss Upson Ethel Davey

Ohio North defeats Bowling Green 12 to 3 in series opener

ADAC reports Ohio North University baseball team won its second straight game of the season, beating Bowling Green College 12 to 3. Bowling Green is the Northeast Conference champion. Winning pitcher was Nils Metherson.

ADAC Ohio Northennniversitys Bowling Green College Bowfirg Green Nils Metherson

Armour Wins British Open Narrowly By One Stroke

Tommy Armour clinched the British Open with a 296 total over 72 holes, edging Jose Jurado of Argentina by one stroke in a tight finish. the event crowned Armour as champion.

Tommy Armour Armour Jose Jurado Argentina

Armour Clinches British Open to Complete Career Grand Slam

Tommy Armour of Detroit became the only pro to win all four major national championships. A final 71 gave him the British Open title, completing the career grand slam after wins in the U S PGA Canadian Open and the American Open. Jurado led briefly as runner up, with Sarazen and Allis tied for third, while Farrell and Smith posted 299. Armour then sailed from Southampton to New York aboard the Aquitania.

Carnoustie Scotland Tommy Armour Detoit Armour MacDonald Smoth New York Ose Jurado Argentina Jurado Aecord Gene Sarazen Percy Allis Berlin Ted Johnny Farrell Mac Smith Southampton Eng Detroit

Southern California Heavy Favorite in NCAA Track Meet

The Southern California track team, led by invincible sprinters, entered the NCAA meet at Stagg with a likely high point total. Analysts expected 60 to 92 points, aiming to equal or surpass the 72 point NCAA record set by Stanford in 1928, if USC faltered.

Chicago June Southern Californias National Collegiate Athletic Association Stagg Fred Southern California N.C A Stanford Trojans

Merchants Battle Maroons Eaton Meet In Double Bill

Cascade Parkway hosts a double bill with Merchants vs Maroons at 1 pm and Business Men vs Eaton at 8:30 pm. Pinkie Smith starts for Merchants, Clawson catches, Maroon battery includes Gerush and Tisza. Eaton lineup features R Grills, Crowell, W Grills, Carpenter, and outfielders Alexander, Sprete, Tite. Public square assembly 1:30 pm for car convoy to the games.

Cascade Parkway Juicy Klein Lisra Maroons Western Heights Eaton Cuyahoga Lorain County Wille Elyria Eagles Amherst A. C's North Olmsted Pinkie Smith Merchants Maroons Clawson Gerush Tisza Battery R. Grills Crowell W. Grills T. Carpenter Alexander Sprete Tite Carpenter Reynolds Ben Mahl Harvey Heath Heath Mahi Eagle-Amherst al Sharp Archies Bartlome Meats

Furnitures Meet Carlisle Here at Ely Stadium Tomorrow

The Thomas Furnitures will meet the East Carlisle team tomorrow afternoon at Ely Stadium. The game starts at p m with Jack Storm pitching for the Furnitures and Fred Ross catching. All Furniture players should meet at Hamilton Field at 1.39 p m for a brief practice.

Thomas Furnitures East Carlisle Ely Stadium Jack Storm Fred Ross Hamilton Field

City Motors Soft Ball Clash Tomorrow at Richwine Field

The City Motors Soft Ball team faces City Motors employees in a 10 a.m. game tomorrow at Richwine Field. Vic Resar will start on the mound with E. L. Moody catching. The lineup includes Fisher, Bliss, Kay, Peck, Cough, Moody, and others with subs Johnson, Sweeney, Dietrick, and Shremack.

City Motors Richwine Field Vic Resar E. L. Moody Fisher Bliss Kayss Peck Cough T. Moody

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elyria High CinderStars Lester Drusendahl Maxie Strik Cong’s G. 4B R. H. Petochrone Phila Welillo St. L.eee Cleve Simmons Rice Washington National Leagle Tr. AB. R. H. Pet. Hendrick, Cin Arnett Whitney Grima Chi Usler Hernan Brooklin C. C RED Sox Redskins Averidawn Leagle United States Europe Johnny van Ayr George Lott Frank X Shields Sidney Wood Leagle Wren York Ewig Broek On Co American Association C Colum Indagranais Saints Elyrla Country Club U.S S. California N. Olmsted Cascade Sharp Bartlome Harris St. Field Stokes Baumhardt Schultz Miller AL OC Furnitures Carlisle City Motor Knights of St. John Chronicle Telegram
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