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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1942
Page
11
Elyria readers get a mixed bag of sports chatter and letters from readers about golf and baseball. The column notes widespread public interest in golf polls and rule changes, naming figures like Hirt and Sarazen while detailing a charity golf tournament in Lorain County with thousands of players and prizes in War Savings Bonds.
Local golf notes describe several Class A and B matchups with Kappler and Stevens tied at 33 in Class A. Mrs D O Kenney wins Clare B, while Mrs Kappler and Mrs Stevens clash in a close skirmish. Marion Henry dominates a hole, with Joyce Gildermerter among leaders.
The Ejyria Clan F Bareball League schedules two Class F games for Sunday afternoon at Cascade and Eli Stadium. At Cascade the Riteevils and Sheriffs clash at 0:30 while Eli Stadium hosts Lagion Cols versus Mamlaate at 1:39. Local teams and officials prepare for a full day of league action.
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The Cleveland Indians won a 10th inning victory over the Washington Senators as Dean earned his fifth win of the season. Ned Embree was knocked out, allowing an error by Clary and a late hit by George Cate to set up the decisive run. Mize started for Washington but took the loss as Cleveland plated three runs in the 10th to clinch the game.
Pfaudler claimed its second straight Ridgeville Night League victory with an 11-9 decision over Ridgeville Merchants. Frank Schodsteed started on the mound for Pfaudler with Frank Iberg at the plate and Elmer Wells handling the Merchant catches. Two games were on the slate that evening, one league contest and one independent matchup, with additional local fixtures noted for Ridgeville venues.
In Toledo a boxing or combat incident involving Bobo Kayas Smith is described with references to opponents and local venues. The report mentions Cleveland, Hallmere, and Mauter county with vague action details and a trial of events on the canvas.
Chicago players Dykes and Harridge faced off amid a protest over late game conduct during a disputed match. Dykes received a 250 dollar fine and public rebuke for stalling tactics while White Sox pilot Harridge planned a return to Chicago and immediate talks with officials. Umpires and players contended over game timing and pitching changes as a deadline loomed.
The Avon Merchants host Elyria Hardware at Casa Cade Park as part of three Class A Baseball League matches Sunday afternoon. Tedeeville Merchants visit Ridgeville at 3 30, and Lorain Chick Dalry play Elyria Amcticah Legion in Lorain. The Chick Vary beat Le Giranice Nishotts Furral Home 4 1 last Sunday. The Funeral home byes this week.
Milwaukee and Toledo split a double header in a late Atlantic City matchup. The game featured lead changes and strong pitching from both sides, with Milwaukee gaining a narrow edge in the final innings and Toledo battling back to stay within striking distance.
New York on June 27 Aqueduct races and stakes events will aid war relief. James J. Krapa president of the Queens County Juicy Club discusses distributions and potential meetings. Officials expect participation from dealers andMary with efforts supported by the ministry for relief funding.
New York June 10 Joe Gordon emerges as a star in the Yankees lineup driving a hot streak. He tops Joe DiMaggio in batting average on the date, drives up alleged hitting pace, and showcases standout fielding while DiMaggio maintains a historic pace.
McKinley diamond hosts a softball matchup between Prety Pay and Plaster A Fo et Lo teal No S1035 at 6 39 today. Players from both teams are instructed to take notice as event details appear in the readable snippet.
In Toledo on June 10 the Inverness Country Club hosts the Keith Annual Invitational Golf Tournament for 16 professional teams competing in best ball match play for 7680 in cash and war bonds. Defending champions Demaret and Hogan are paired with other top pros as an 18-team field, with last year’s victors and prior champions noted.
Frank's Bakery girls shaded Myers Cleaners of Ashland 7 6 at Brookside Park Ashland with Mariel Everett limiting opponents to six hits Alice Burke catcher Ethel Frubaker pitched for Ashland and gave up six safeties Bakery Errors four Ashland two Wagner new recruit led batting with three hits Lefty Nettelton doubled and tripled Bakery now six wins in eight starts ahead to Ridgeville to face Bittner Funeral Home at 6 30 tomorrow night
Standings and yesterday results show New York and Cleveland leading, with Detroit and Chicago trailing. Today schedules list Cleveland at Washington and Philadelphia at New York, with other matches and standings updated.
George Kirkbay United Press staff writer reports on Smth of the Chicago White Sox who pitched poorly in a 2-0 loss to the Philadelphia Athletics. Joe Haynes relieved and allowed no hits in three innings. The day marked a string of losses for manager Jimmy Dykes as other teams, including Cleveland and Washington, won to tighten the pennant race.
The New York Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 at Crosley Field in the opener of a series. El Lohrman sparked a five hit night for the Giants, while Hal Schumacher outpitched Johnny Vander Meer as Seattle? No. The Reds scored once on a home run by Ray Camenno, but the Giants’ offense produced runs in the first inning and held the lead.
In Boston a pair of identical twins Frances and Auguita Lakes drew attention at a recent debutante ball. They arrived dressed in matching outfits, maintaining a synchronized presence all evening. Meanwhile in Los Angeles a coordinated street-naming push gained momentum as forty groups petition the city council to rename certain streets.
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