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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
8
Detroit rousts Athletics 13-3 behind Schoolboy Rowe’s 1x hits allowed, moving from sixth to near second as Tigers aim at Yankees in upcoming series. Yankee, Cleveland and Giants results tweak standings. Hubbell wins ninth as Giants lead NL.
The Elyria Horseshoe team won their sixth straight Greater Cleveland match, defeating Lakewood 23 to 18. Club officials seek new players and invitejoiners to a Friday night tryout at the Fairground courts with Elyria set to play Brookside Park next Sunday.
Plans call for two YMCA Junior softball leagues at the city Y M C A with a 4 pm meeting tomorrow. One league targets boys 14 and under and the other for boys up to 12 years, with teams urged to contact General Secretary W C McClellan or attend the session.
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association prepares for a Friday fish fry at the Hedges with attendance expected to exceed 90. President William G. Smith says Bill Struck and his orchestra will provide entertainment. A large committee supports the event along with a ticket group. Plans also advance for the July 9 All-Star baseball game at Cleveland Stadium between American and National Leagues.
Fragmentary tri county standings show teams including Elyria Glen Rogers, Sandusky Shamrocks, Berlin Heights Firemen, Avon Lake Chevrolets and North Olmsted Ponntails in a unclear sequence with scores and placements. Data is partial and reads inconsistent across lines, hindering a full ranking.
Cleveland surged in the pennant race by sweeping a twin bill from the fifth-place Boston Red Sox. In the opener, Mel Harder allowed one hit over five innings for his ninth win as Lefty Grove faltered. The second game saw 13 Cleveland hits and a 8-0 final, with Willis Hudlin hit hard but the offense backing him. Frankie Prydak left the club for Buffalo to recover from stomach trouble.
The Eastern Heights League lists weekly games with Silver's Watch Repairs facing Wage on Wheels at Richwine Tonight Y's Men meet Merchants at Hamilton Junior Hi-t clash Business Men at Jefferson No 2 Friday features Silver's Watch Repairs versus Junior Hi at Richwine Wag on Wheels versus Y's Men at Jefferson No 1 and Merchants against Business Men at McKinley. Etymologically superstition is defined as survivals.
In a brisk contest Elyria Hi Speed Gas defeated Galion Semi Pros 7 to 4. Elyria jumped ahead with a second inning triple from Storm and a Hutchine single. Eldbronk and Storm delivered run-scoring hits in the third as Elyria built a lead. Storm earned multiple extra-base hits including a three-base shot.
Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee won the 36th Western Open in South Bend. He finished 72 holes at 290, six over par, earning $1,050 total. Willie Goggin (San Francisco) placed second at 294, earning $650, while Byron Nelson (Ridgewood, N.J.) took third at 296 with $200.
POUGHKEEPSIE New York June 17 One of the toughest collegiate boat tests will unfold on the Hudson tomorrow as seven crack crews race the 4 mile Poughkeepsie Regatta California the Golden Bears are the favorites with even money bets Washington a distant second at 3-2 Navy Penn Cornell and Syracuse stand 3-1 while Columbia is 9-1 in the odds listing by bookmakers.
In Berlin Germany defeated Australia four matches to one to reach the European Zone final and face Czechoslovakia for a spot in the inter-zone final against the United States. Jack Crawford lost both his singles to Baron Gotfreid Von Cramm and Heiner Henkel while Australia won only the doubles. In Prague Czechoslovakia beat South Africa in the European Zone semi finals with Menzel and Malecek taking the doubles 9-11 4-6 6-2 6-1 after earlier singles wins.
Joe F. Carr of Columbus, C., has been re-elected president of the National Football League for a five-year term, announced today. The Chicago June 17 dispatch notes Carr will continue leading the league.
Ridgewood defeated Cherry Ridge 15 to 7 in the Cleveland District season opener. Lford Lasky Chuck Rudy and Bob Birch led Cherry Ridge with Ely tia points, Lasky posting 1 and Birch 5. Low score belonged to Bud O'Brien. Ridgewood's lead-off man posted a 78. Birch was elected Cherry Ridge captain at a Saturday meeting. Rudy shot 35-40 on Saturday for his season low.
Oberlin and Shelby split a twin bill with Shelby taking game one 4-0 and Oberlin winning game two 2-0. Leimester allowed only three safe hits in the opener, while Horowitz shut Shelby out in the nightcap.
The Business Men's softball team invites interested players to attend a 5 o'clock Wednesday practice at Richwine diamond to join the team. The club aims to sign a pitcher and a catcher and extends the call to local players in the league.
Yesterday at Elyria Country Club a Blind Par event finished in a three way tie with Dr. H. L. Knapp Joe Loftus and R. D. Oldfield each posting 77s Lennard Tufford and Howard Barbour each had 80s for low gross Lownet awarded to F C Richey worth £322 66 Tufford posted the A s best round a 36 39
Indianapolis edged Louisville 9-4 to reclaim the top spot in the American Association as St. Paul rested in Minneapolis. Milwaukee swept Kansas City 10-8 and 3-?. rain and scheduling left other results unsettled.
Lam bert named Kenyon College varsity football and basketball coach succeeding Rudolph J Butler as athletic director and Bud Vata as basketball and track coach Evans resigns to pursue business in Cincinnati. Eugene Lambert formerly headed North Texas Agricultural College and takes over duties.
Two-base hits by C Jones and B Jones lead Hardwares to a 9 to 0 victory over Medina. Reed hits a home run as B Jon carries 4. Cart and Sidr handle umpiring. 13 strikeouts by B Jones highlight pitching.
Drage throws a no hitter for Portman Grocers with two-base hit by Yanke and Forbes and a three-base shot. Off Demning, Buck, Noll, and Burk hitters score runs as Drage earns win with Rothgery and Snitter officiating.
Five game slate marks the Bittner Funeral Home team chasing the Tri County League title. They must beat Berlin Heights Firemen and North Olmsted Pennzoils while stars like Myers and Schriner lead the offense and Maynard Schriner drives defense. Key pitchers include Murkowski and Brodke as the squad readies for Cascade Park.
SEW YORK June 17 Mrs Helen Wills Moody gains a place on the six woman Wightman cup squad set for England vs United States at Forest Hills August 16 17 The committee cited her successful comeback on British courts and recent tournament form in England as evidence she has regained satisfactory physical condition.
In a key City League game tonight Dobrowski Meats faces Elyria Hardwares at McKinley diamond for second place. Also Slated matchups see Bittner Funeral Home versus Hi Speed Gas at Jefferson Winters.
The Bittner Funeral Home Tri-County league leaders routed Avon Lake Chevrolet 19 to 2 on the Avon Lake diamond. Don Bungard led with three triples, Johnny Yucka earned his second straight Joop victory, and Gene Myers made standout plays including a notable double play. Glen Rogers Motors fell to North Olmsted Pennzoils 10 to 1, while Sandusky Clover Leaf crushed Olmsted Falls 17 to 1.
Maurice McCarthy of Cleveland, a leading amateur golfer, played 36 holes at Spring Valley with Rudy Staff and shot 471132 while Staff made 73it 5A. EH Brooks led scorers with 71 as Larry Walehli 74 and O M Kappler 77 followed. The Waldorf Lagers clash with Oberlin Janby Oils in a 6 59 game at the American Legion diamond.
Outfielder Wally Berger slugged his ninth homer of the season with two aboard in the first game and followed with four hits in four at bats in the later game against the Reds, sparking the Braves to victory.
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