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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
6
Lorain club wins at Cagade Park 5-4 and 8-5 as Express team breaks a losing streak. Jack Banville, Coen, and Thomas starred with strong hits and efficient play.
In Sandusky Ohio on June 26 the H. and B Bakers defeated the Maumee Dairy team of Elyria in both ends of a doubleheader. The locals won the first game 7 to 5 and crushed the nightcap 20 to 6.
Standings show Washington 9 10, Cleveland 0 1, Detroit 6 0, New York 25, Chicago -3, Philadelphia 2 5, St. Louis 10 6, Boston 6 4. Today’s games: Washington at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis. Yesterday’s results include New York 7 6, Cincinnati 1 3, Pittsburgh 5 1, Brooklyn 2 9, Chicago 12 3, Boston 3 4. Only games scheduled: Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at Boston. Yesterday Toledo 10 3, Columbus 1 6, Louisville 9 4, Indianapolis 5 4, St Paul 4 1, Minneapolis 3 10, Kansas City Milwaukee postponed by rain.
Diamond Notes reports a fall game where Ghar lon led Grange to a 18 to 12 win over Pennzolls with Check and E Witbeck forming the winning battery. Managers meet tonight at Jolley’s Eat at 8 o’clock as six postponed games shift West Side teams. Barbers, atop standings, eye first place as Wilmot Printers host Pennzoils at Rich Diamond. United Cleaners meet Sohio at An Field.
The Club League hosts multiple games tonight with Aist Baraca facing Odd at McKinley Y-Indus Holy Name meeting Ely Stadium and DeMolays clashing Hamilton Iles Play Collegians. Eagles prepare to oppose the Colts in a Stadium baseball league contest scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
Paliska Truckers plan a 615 PM practice at Roosevelt Field. Players interested in tryouts should report to tonight's drill.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple hockey scores and cities including Rochester Buffalo Baltimore Newark Montreal Toronto Albany Jersey City with varying scores. No clear headline emerges and many numbers appear incomplete.
All members of the Sears-Roe buck team of the West Side League are requested to attend a meeting at the Sears Roebuck store tonight at 7 o'clock sharp.
Wimbledon Championships, the premier tennis event of the year, opened today in London with action beginning across multiple courts as players from around the world compete for the title. Officials warned of light winds affecting play and ratings for early matches showed strong fan turnout.
Monday radio schedule listing numerous programs across stations WJAY WEAF WIZ WABC WADC WLW and more, with times from 5:46 PM to 1:18 AM. Includes Lum and Abner Gene and Glenn Hollywood Amos and Andy and orchestral acts, bands, choruses, and talk segments.
Dense schedule across WTAM WHE WJAY WGAR and WJAY networks with hourly programs each station offers, including orchestras, choirs, talk shows and live performances. Notable acts include Vaughn King, the Hardyng Sisters, Florencia Trio, Bernies Orch, and the U S Army Band. Multiple times show radio dramas, music, and news segments. A long day of broadcasts ends with Weather Sign off.
Dayton’s Bobby Servis, a stocky teen with inflexibly calm nerves, won the 1934 Ohio Amateur Golf Championship at Springfield. He defeated three former champions including Bob Kepler 3 and 2 in the final after beating Joe Wells and John Florio in eliminations. Servis adds the state amateur title to his 1932 scholastic crown, following Eddie Hamant’s intercollegiate Ohio title earlier the year.
At the All England Club on turf courts, Helen Wills Moody and Ellsworth Vines defend their singles titles amid Europe’s strongest field in Wimbledon history. Vines faces G R B Meredith in the first round as Clifford Sutter of New Orleans opens against Japan’s Eikichi Itoh in the tournament's opening match.
In this parade of sports notes Henry McLemore relays that Mickey Cochrane plans to remain a catcher with the Philadelphia Athletics for five further seasons before seeking a managerial post. The column also cites comments on boxing figures Max Baer Hans Birkie and others, plus Harvard Yale crew connections and a note on Gerry Cassedy anticipated to join J. P. Morgan.
The New York stock market rose over 6 points with alcohol issues leading gains. National Distillers hit 82 1-2, US Industrial Alcohol 64 3-8, American Commercial Alcohol 34, Crown Cork and Seal 56 1-2, Nash 22 3-4, General Motors 29 1-2, Chrysler 34 7-8, J I Case 88 1-2, American Telephone 128 1-4, National Steel 52, United States Steel 58 with varied up moves across sectors.
Albert A Kay of 312 E K Broad Street Elyria urges the Park Commission to reopen the Cascade Park pool. He notes subscriptions to fund lights chemicals and guards, YMCA guards offered at no city cost, and local businesses willing to support ongoing costs. He argues the pool’s reopening would help families unable to reach lakes and prevent drownings.
William H. Martin age survivor of a once large Civil War veterans group, organized McPherson Post No. 5 in 1883, disbands and transfers records flags and gavel to the American Legion. Martin served with the Seventh Vermont Volunteers for nearly the war.
The quote asserts that genuine learning, properly absorbed, not only broadens knowledge but also fosters originality by pushing individuals to explore further and achieve more. It emphasizes self development through applied understanding and disciplined growth.
United Press summarizes top hitters by league through season totals. Simmons of the White Sox leads in runs and hits, with Cronin of the Senators, Davis of the Phillies, Gehrig and Ruth of the Yankees, and Foxx of the Athletics among others high in batting. A list format shows players, teams, and key stats like games played and hits.
A compact chronicle notes notable dates and people from 1788 Virginia to 1870 Atlantic City boardwalk. It highlights Francisco Pizarro’s assassination, early U S plow patents, and figures like Richard Crooks and Lord Kelvin. Mentions velocipedes, script-money on the Atlantic City boardwalk, and historical legal quirks.
Litchfield notes report Mrs. Latimore's daughter Lila from Cleveland visiting. Mrs. F. J. Bachtel called on sister Mrs. W. W. Starrett. Lanphear property being painted. Mrs. A. Swanker served as G A R delegate to Newark convention via H. G. Blake Post of Medina WRC from Sunday to Thursday. Ada Nickerson of Cleveland spent weekend with C. M. Turner. Cemetery and Park Association to meet July 11 with Mrs. C. R. Canfield. Funeral services for Mrs. Stevens of Mallett Creek held at Congregational Church Saturday.
Fredric March, fresh from an Academy Award win, shares top billing with Claudette Colbert in Tonight Is Ours arriving at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. The pairing highlights French-born beauty Colbert with March in a drama designed for broad audience appeal.
One of the largest and most notable casts ever to appear in a single film, the lavish musical comedy International House, is now showing at the Capitol Theatre. The Paramount feature draws large crowds with its star lineup and extravagant production values.
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