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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1938

Page

9

Reds land five on National League All Star team

Cincinnati Reds place five players Ernie Lombardi Frank McCormick Bill Derringer Johnny Vander Meer and Ival Goodman on the National League roster for the July 6 All Star Game in Cincinnati and Bill Terry will manage. The Yankees' Dimaggin and other stars highlighted the AL selections with highlights across multiple clubs.

Cincinnati Reds United Press N. York Shine Cincimati Reds Cincinnati Ford Brick Bill Terry New York Giants Terry Ernie Lombardi Johanns Vander Meer Paul Derringer Frank McCormick Durfelder Val Goodman Reds Vander Meer McCormick Vandermeer Hartnett Herman Vaughan Hack Ott J. Moore Medwick Goodman Boston Charlie Grimm Cubs

Ass'n Results Beguiled by Rain Across Multiple Cities

Weather disrupted play across several games with teams including Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Kansas, St Paul, and Indianapolis affected. Key players listed include Sharpenter, Mad geskiy, WNelleher, Taba, Parmelee, Genning, Brown, Silvestri, Vane, Miller, Picchota, Breexe, Pasek, Washburn, Wicker, Hartje, and others as matches paused or ended due to rain in various innings or units.

Panisville Ufp Calumbis Terry Sharpenter Madgeskiy Wnelleher Taba Heapolix Milwaukee Parmelee Genning Binehnalder Nest iSecond Ames Mitnneapolis Ben Ete Dee St Oxon Poindexter Tauscher Denning Joshuson Just Kansas Brown Silvestri Vane R. Miller Picchota Breexe St. Paul van Kansas O.oo Ohilind Pasek- Washburn Wicker Hartje Catite St Paul Toe Cate Indianapolis

Hawks Rivalry Game Postponed by Rain Plan Rescheduled

The South Amherst Hawks and South Amherst Canaries game was postponed due to rain. A doubleheader is set for next Sunday at South Amherst to complete the matchup.

South Amherst Hawks South Amherst Canaries South Amherst

Snead Rallies To Win Golf Play Honors

The final rounds at Kenwood Country Club, Cincinnati, saw Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs win the $5,000 professional match day tournament. Snead defeated Gene Sarazen in a two hole playoff after a birdie two on the first extra hole to claim the top prize of $1,000, amid a field including Picard, Armour, Dudley, Little, Thomson, and others with varied winnings.

Cincinnati Sam” Snead White Sulphur Springs W. Va Kenwood Country Club Snead Henry Picard Gene Sarazen Beats Armour Dudley Tommy Armour Ed Dudley Lawson Little Jimmy Thomson Sarazen Horton Smith Frank Walsh Chicago Vic Ghezzi Deal N. J San Francisco Ralph Guldehl Harry Cooper Shawnee on-the-Delaware Tony Penna Dayton Johnny Revolta Philadelphia Billy Burke Cleveland

Local Fairways and Course Scores Across Region

Elyna Country Club saw low gross by Dick Timms with 75 and high scores by A Doak at 60 and H E Sullivan 33. Spring Valley reported Lind Par and Henry Hogue leading, Sam Hoehn carding a 71 all time low. Cherry Ridge details include Carvin 69 leading. Korab 78 and Krebs 84 marking all time low. June Flight results feature Masivk over Ross 2 up and Tibball over Gahagen 1 up. Ed Nolan and Mazek won their matches 2 and 1.

Elyna Country Club Dick Timms Worth Fauver Bob Birch A. Doak Leonard Tufford Eddie Raus Howard Barbour Dale White H. E. Sullivan Paul Gentzel Art Hewitt A. B. Cochrane Bill Timms Jack Ready Lloyd Barton Wis Carvin Cherry Ridge al Korab Ed Krebs Walt Masivk Nick Ross H. Tibball W. H. Gahagen Ed Nolan J. Keyes J. Mazek E. G. Etling

American Women Lead As Wimbledon Continues

Five American women still in the singles race at Wimbledon as the 58th All England Championships moves into its second week. Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco advances to the quarterfinals with no match scheduled today while Don Budge defends his title, facing Franz Cejnar in the men’s quarterfinals.

Wimbledon Eng Helen Wills Moody San Francisco Dorothy Round Little

Alumni Ass'n. softball team heads to Grafton game

The Chronicle-Telegram Alumni Association softball team travels to Grafton tonight to face the Grafton Merchants at 6 o'clock. Players planning to go should meet at the C-T office at 5 30 P M sharp.

Chronicle-Telegram Grafton Grafton Merchants C-T

Bittners and Debrowski Meate Play Tonight at Harmon Diamond

The Bittners and Debrowski Meate will meet in a 6 15 P M game at Harmon Diamond. Players from both teams are asked to note the schedule and start time.

Bittners Debrowski Meate Harmon Diamond

Reds Split双header with Phillies in Philadelphia series

Cincinnati Reds split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies in a four game series. The Reds won the nightcap 8 to 5 after dropping the opener 10 to 3, narrowing but not erasing their deficit in the pennant race. Lonnie Frey collected eight hits in the two games. The club heads to Pittsburgh to start a series with the Pirates.

Midler Named Ohio Wesleyan Coach

Pi Louis Midler star tackle from Minnesota was chosen as line coach at Ohio Wesleyan succeeding Art Lewis who left for the Cleveland Rams. Midler, a standout in the Big Ten last season, earned a spot on the eastern All-Star charity game team in San Francisco.

Delaware. O Louis Midler University of Minnesota Ohio Wesleyan Art Lewis Cleveland Rams Midler San Francisco

Elyria Merchants Face Grafton PrisonFarm in Evening Softball

The Elyria Merchants softball team will play the Grafton Prison Farm at Grafton tonight. All Merchants members must meet at Steve Hell's at 4 45 p m.

Elyria Merchants Grafton Merchants Steve Hell

Hubbell Notches 200th Victory for Giants

New York June 27 A B Carl Hubbell willowy southpaw ace of the New York Giants today joined the active National League circle with 200 victories after beating the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1. He overcame three earlier attempts to reach 200, allowing 11 hits in a masterful performance. In other NL results Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Philadelphia while Brooklyn and St. Louis battled to a rain halted tie. American League action saw the Yankees beat Detroit 10 to 3 and Washington take both ends of a twin bill over St. Louis 9 to 1 and 7 to 5 as rain washed out several games.

Chicago New York Yankees Cincinnati Will Harridge Boston Detroit Cleveland Washington Philadelphia St. Sams Coply Foe Dimaggin Lefty Gomez Charley Ruffing Bill Dickey Red” Relfe Jon Gehrig Indians Cleveland Indians Johnny Allen Bob Feller Earl Averill Jimmy Foxx Joe Cronin Roger Cramer Bob Grove Charley Gehringer Hank Greenberg Rudy York C. Vern Kennedy P. Washington Cecil Travis Buddy Lewis Rick Ferrell Mike Kreevich Bob Johnson St. Louis Buck Newsom Joe McCarthy Yankees New York Carl Hubbell New York Giants Hubbell Bill Terry Chicago Cubs Earl Whitehill Ted Lyons Chicago White Sox Grove Boston Red Sox Cubs Larry French Bill Lee Charley Root Giants Brooklyn

Yesterday's Hero Carl Bubbell Tops Cubs for 200th Win

Carl Bubbell, renowned pitcher, achieved his 200th major league victory by defeating the Chicago Cubs yesterday, adding a milestone to a storied career and reinforcing his status among elite hurlers.

Carl Bubbell Chicago Cubs

West Crews Favored In Regatta Today

The Fast crews hope for a Navy win at the 36th Poughkeepsie Rowing Regatta on the Hudson as 18 crews compete. Washington and California were co favorites at 7 5 odds, with a large crowd of 606000 expected to watch the race.

Poughkeepsie N.Y Annapolis Hudson Washington California Navy

Rain Delays Grange Hardware versus New London QO Game

Weather halted the LaGrange Hardwares vs New London QO. O. O. F. clash with Nova rescheduled for next Sunday on the LaGrange diamond. A July 4 makeup against Spencer is noted. The piece mentions vast coal reserves with the United States at about 3 million million tons and Canada around 3-4 million million tons.

LaGrange Hardwares New London QO. O. O. F Hardwares Nova LaGrange Diamond Spencer United States Canada

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Strength Report

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police muster about 2700 men but only 200 horses, highlighting the ratio of personnel to cavalry resources. This contrast underscores logistical considerations facing the force.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Standings in Eastern League With Rain Delays

In the Eastern League standings Wilkesbarre 9-2 leads, Hazelton 4, Hartford 5. Williamsport hosts Binghamton as rain delays games including Houston and Tulsa.

Williamsport Binghamton Kimia

Feller Faces Red Sox On Hill Today

Cleveland Indians ace Bob Feller was to duel Boston’s Lefty Grove in a scheduled game in Cleveland. A drizzle and subsequent rain forced postponements and a mud-filled Municipal Stadium. The Indians held a lead in the league as the Yankees beat Detroit.

Cleveland Bob Feller Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Grove Red Sox Cyril C. Slapnicka Municipal Stadium New York Yankees Detroit

Rowe and Dean Meet in Miner Showdown

Beaumont Texas June 27. A 1934 World Series duel between Lynwood Rowe and Paul Dean inspired a famed pitching duel. In a miners game both arm troubles lingered. Rowe pitched Beaumont, winning 2 to 1 to claim the decision over Dean.

Beaumont. Tex Detroit Tigers St. Louis Cardinals Lynwood Rowe Paul Dean Dean Roewe Miners Rowe Beaumont Detroit

Jewelers Schedule Busy Week at Diamond Arena

Vic Silvers Jewelers announce a four game slate this week at the American Lace Company diamond starting at 6 50 p m. Tonight they face the Harvard Market. Tomorrow they meet the Lorain Dreamland Theatre. Wednesday they play Bittners and Thursday Dobrowski Meats.

Vic Silver Jewelers Harvard Lorain Dreamland Theatre Diamond

McCarthy Secures Ohio Amateur Title Third Time

Maurice McCarthy becomes only the third golfer in history to win the Ohio Amateur three times by defeating Charles Carl of Ohio State in a 36 hole final. Carl, praised for his sharp short game, put up a strong challenge before McCarthy pulled away with key holes 34 and 35.

Cee QO U.P Maurice McCarthy Trishman Ohio Links McCarthy Ohio Charles Carl Ohio State Ravenna Joe K. Bole Cleveland Harold Weber Toledo Carl Louisville

Set Dates For District Tourney At Wakeman

North Central semi pro district tourney in Wakeman set for July 6 7 9 12 14 and 16 with all games under lights. If rain delays occur games move to the next night. Akron umpires will officiate the complete series. By Friday 24th seven clubs had filed applications and fees for approval. Cities under consideration include Sandusky Mansfield and Nor.

Wakeman. O Wakeman Akron Clarence T. Bailey Sandusky Mansfield Nor

Sports Roundup and Notes From Across America

A collage of sports notes from 1938 includes War Admiral versus Seabiscuit chatter in Boston, Max Baer signing to fight Joe Louis in September with fourteen hospitals bidding for his X ray man, Wimbledon results with Helen Wills Moody, Monmouth County Kennel Club Show winners, and assorted regional draws and team pairing plans.

United Press New York U.P Boston Seabiscuit Joe Miller Maid ONG N. J Max Baer Joe Louis Baer Mike Jacobs Wimbledon England Helen Wills Moody Bobbie Heinie Millar South Africa Dr. Biene Elbebogen Sumbula Monmouth County

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