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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1929

Page

3

State Industrial League Championship Set For Elyria March

The Ohifo Industrial Leagues champion will be crowned at Elyria on March 20 as the State Industrial League Championship tournament unfolds at Flyria Y M C A. Moore says finalists from four district tournaments join winners, with runners-up possible from districts.

Ohifo Elyria Flyria Y. M. C. A Robert T. Moore Moore For Furnace Northeastern Ohio Ashtabula Lima Newark Zenesville Norwood Moors

Gribbage League Standings Update After Friday Games

In a United Cribbage League clash, Smith surged ahead by winning seven to three against Steglin. Sump again topped Siebert to hold his position near the top of the standings.

Smith Steglin Sump Siebert

Last Week's Games Ready 9 Percent Speeds

Report lists scores or readiness percentages. Siebert J Smith shows 7, Stigmn 3, Cook 5, Sump 6 with nine percent readiness for last week games. Details on teams or events are sparse but names are present.

Siebert J. Smith Stigmn Cook Sump

Chicago Poised to Be Fight Center in Pro Ring War

Chicago boxing heats up as promoters Paddy Harmon and Jim Mullen feud for leadership. Three top fights set for March include Tom Heeney vs Otto Xan Point, Jackie Fields vs Young Jack Thompson, and Tommy Loughran vs Mickey Walker in the new Chicago stadium opening.

Chicago New York Paddy Harmon Jim Mullen Mullen Tom Heeney Otto Xan Point Jackie Fields Jack Thompson Harmon Tommy Loughran Mickey Walker

Pennsylvan ia Wins Eastern Intercollegiate Title Again

New York report states Pennsylvania repeats as eastern intercollegiate basketball champion finishing the season with eight wins and two losses marking the second straight title for the team.

New York Pennsylvania

State high school tourney draws in Columbus for Friday play

The 16 district champions in class A and B will learn opening round pairings this afternoon at 1 in the Governor's office. Class A matchups include Akron Garfield against Dayton Stivers and Canton McKinley vs Columbus Central, while class B pairs feature Bluffton and Stryker against Pomeroy and Marysville. Finals set for Saturday night with two games daily starting Friday and two foul shooting tours for all teams.

Columbus Myers Y. Cooper Coliseum Akron Garfield Canton McKinley Bowling Green Lima St. Marys Dayton Stivers Portsmouth Dover Russ Fin Sterwald Athens E. B. Wilson Defiance Russell Rupp Cleveland

Eaton Hi Defeated In Second Round Of Akron Tourney

Faton Hi coxers meet 2 Tartars in Louisville, Ohio. The Lorain high quintet lost 31 to 25 in the Northeastern district cage class DB semi finals at Akron Saturday, eliminating Eaton Hi and ending Lorain County’s finalist hopes at Columbus. Lorain Hi had already fallen in the first round of class A at Rubber City to Canton McKinney Hi.

Faton Hi Louisville

Illinois indoor relay carnival draws 77 universities

Seventy seven universities will send more than 140 athletes to the twelfth annual indoor relay carnival at the University of Illinois in Chamleigh. The largest entry list ever received includes teams from every Big Ten Big Six and Missouri Valley conference. Nine university relays will be held and a new shuttle relay has attracted entrants from Iowa State Nebraska Illinois and Ohio State.

Chamleigh Jil University of Illinois Big Ten Big Six Missourivalley Iowa State Nebraska Tinois Ohio State

Candidates For E H S Nine Practice

With the April 12 season opener near, Elyria High baseball candidates report to FE.H.S. gym for first work-out. Coach A N Smith warns to watch arms while he builds a dependable batting lineup after losing both varsity pitchers to graduation.

A. N. Smith Elyria Hi FE. H.S Lorain Elyria

Yanks Cubs Favored In Early Pennant Odds

New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs lead early major league pennant betting with even money odds for a fourth straight AL crown and strong support for a third place finish. Phillies, Athletics, and Browns also amid varied odds while Red Sox loom as cellar picks with 49 to 1.

New York New York Yankees Chicago Cubs Yankees Rogers Hornsby Cubs Joe McCarthy St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants Pittsburgh T Pirates Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Phillies Boston Red Sox

Training Camp Notes from Early Spring Baseball Games

In SARASOTA FLA on March 11 Chick Hafey of the St. Louis Cardinals said he would wear spectacles for the season after his first game in them. The Cardinals beat Indianapolis in exhibition play 11 to 7. In MIAMI FLA Philadelphia Athletics shut out the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 0 as Yerkes Breckenridge and Walberg pitched well. Charley Dressen has joined the Reds but remains unsigned.

Sarasot A. Fis Chick Hafey St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Miant Fla Yerkes Breckenridge Walberg Philadelphia Athletics Cincinnati Reds Reds Charley Dressen

Giants sweep series with San Antonio in exhibition play

Laredo Texas March 11 A horse run by Shanty Hogan and strong pitching by Gonewich Scott and Walker propelled the New York Giants to a clean sweep against the San Antonio Spec League side yesterday final score one to one.

Laredo Tex Shanty Hogan Gonewich Scott Walker New York Giants San Antonio

Senators Edge Tampa 6 5 in Spring Game

TANPA Fla March 11 The Washington Senators managed nine hits with a miss by Paul McCullough Toledo recruit and Cliff Bolton from Hick Pelat North Carolina club as they beat the Tampa Southeastern League Club 6 to 5 yesterday in a spring matchup.

Earl Averill Ends Holdout With Indians, Hodapp Sought at First

New Orleans March 11 Earl Averill star outfielder from San Francisco is no longer a holdout according to manager Roger Peckinpaugh of the Cleveland Indians as relayed by Billy Evans. The Indians now worry over Johnny Hodapp slated to play first base.

New Orleans Earl Averill San Francisco Roger Peckinpauch Cleveland Indians Billy Evans Indians Johnny Hodapp

Yankees set first hard test with new infield in exhibition slate

ST PETERSBURG Fla March 11 The New York Yankees unveiling a new infield Gehrir Lazzeri Lary Koenig faces five straight exhibition tests this week starting tomorrow against the Tam pa Southeastern League club in Tampa Babe Roth has been at first base for the rookies and is expected to move to right field against the Brazes on Wednesday

ST. Petersburg Fla New York Yankees Gehrir- Lazzeri Babe Roth Brazes

Marathoner Eskins Seeks Backer for Transcontinental Race

Charles Eskins a 41 year old cable splicer and local marathoner running 12 to 60 miles daily seeks a backer to fund his entry in the second annual trans continental footrace starting in New York City on March 31. He remains hopeful despite futile efforts to secure sponsorship though a doctor has declared him 100 percent healthy.

Charles Eskins West Avenue Eskins New York City Lorain Elkins

Western conference basketball scoring leaders and Big Ten title

Three centers led the Western Conference scoring with Charles Stretch Murphy Purdue breaking the conference record with 143 points. Branch McCracken Indiana had 100 and George Van Heyde Ohio 99. Wisconsin and Michigan share the 1929 Big Ten basketball title after Wisconsin beat Chicago 19 15 in the final conference game.

Bendix Heite Indiana Tom Smith Wentz Als Oberlin Business College Y. W. C. A. Fellowship Colonial Sweet Shoppers Wamsco Wamscos Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Badgers

Eight franchises granted at Ohio Baseball Association meet

MASSILLON OH March 11 Eight teams received franchises at the organizational meeting of the Ohio Baseball Association representatives from seven eastern Ohio cities including Cleveland Trellings Canton Massillon New Philadelphia Zanesville and Coshocton. A schedule will be drafted and officers elected at a meeting next Sunday. Opening early in May the first half season will close about July 4.

Massillon Ohio Baseball Association Ohio Cleveland Trellings Canton Pennsylvania New Philadelphia Zanesville Coshocton

Iowa Wins Nineteenth Big Ten Track Meet in Two Team Duel

Iowa defeats Illinois in a two team battle to win the nineteenth annual Big Ten indoor track meet held in Iowa City. Four new western conference records were set as Iowa seized the lead only in the relay race, the ninth event, late in the program.

Iowa City Iowa Ilnois Towa

Mo tor Inns Lead Pontiac in First Bowling Event

Chicago dated report notes the Motor Inns of Pontiac, Michigan, continuing to lead the first event of the American bowling meet. Details are sparse as the segment ends mid report.

Chicago Motor Inns Pontiac Michigan

Fox Furnace Cagers Seek Northeastern Ohio District Title

Fox Furnace cagers champions of the local Industrial Basketball league travel to Ashtabula for the district tournament at West Junior High gymnasium. Eight to ten teams expected. games begin 1 30 p m with draws 30 minutes prior. The Fez Furnace five won the district title two years ago in Youngstown but were eliminated in Massillon last year.

Fox Furnace Cagers Ohio Ashtabula Robert T. Moore West Junior High School Fez Furnace Youngstown Furnace Massillon

Michigan Team Leads With 2845 In Congress Today Event

G Parr of Jackson Michigan won the singles with 676 points and in doubles W Truesen and R Phillips from Chicago topped with 1234 points, highlighting the Michigan team performance in the Congress Today event.

Congress Michigan G. Parr Jackson W. Truesen R. Phillips Chicago

Wisconsin dominance in Badger coaching era noted

Wisconsin has won or tied the title since Doc Meanwell took over the Badger coaching duties. In London, promoter talks of a four round trip prize and fifty thousand plus to Pa Stribling’s boy for a Scott bout amid cross Atlantic boxing plans. C. C. Pyle announced a transcontinental marathon start from New York on March 31 with 120 control points. Schmelius to Uzcudun heavyweight bout set for Yankees Stadium June 27 as title shot path to Sharkey on September 26.

Wisconsin Doc Meanwell Badger New York Phil Scott Young Stribling London Pa Stribling Scott C. C. Pyle United Press Today Pyle Max Schmelius Paulino Uzcudun Spain Yankees Stadium Jack Sharkey Boston

Ohio State student dies after Dayton Pike crash

Dayton brief reports William L. Snyder 20, of Springfield, OSU student, died from injuries after a car accident on the old Dayton pike. The crash involved four youths en route from Springfield to Dayton. Snyder died after arrival without regaining consciousness. injured passengers were Henrietta Wagner 21, Mary Hester 20, and Richard Allen 23.

Dayton, O William L. Snyder Ohio State University Springfield Dayton Pike Snayder Dayton Snyder Henrietta Wagner Mary Hester Richard Allen

Iowa City Big Ten indoor meet yields four new records

Iowa wins the nineteenth annual Big Ten track and field indoor meet, scoring 29 32-3 to Illinois 20-6 with Wisconsin third. Judd Timm of Illinois and George Simpson of Ohio State tie the American mark in the 60 yard dash and set a conference record at 6.2 seconds. Martin of Purdue sets the one mile record 4:22.9. Hayden of Chicago sets a 70 yard high hurdles record at 0:08.7. Canby of Iowa vaults 13 feet 7.5 inches, also a new American mark off dirt.

Iowa City Iowa Illinois Hawkeyes Wisconsin Judd Timm Ilinois George Simpson Ohio State Martin Purdue H. W. Kennedy Hip. Hayden Chicago Canby

Newark Man Takes His Life Over Ill Health Motive

Ill health was advanced today as the motive for the death by his own action of John Wilson a 68 year old farmer who hanged himself at his home on the National road near Newark Sunday.

Newark John Wilson National Road Here

Life saving nets used after 15 years in Cleveland blaze

In Cleveland on March 11 four women leaped from upper stories of a smoke filled apartment building. Nets deployed by the fire department caught them, marking the most sensational rescue of recent years despite the blaze being small.

Cleveland

Murphy tops conference scoring with 143 point record

CHICAGO March 11 Three Charles Stretch Murphy Pur due led with 143 total points to set a new conference record. Murphy surpassed Johnny Minerz of Ohio for the old mark. McCracken Indiana scored 19 points and George Van Herde of Ohio followed, with Foster Wisconsin and How Illinois tied for fourth and fifth with 95.

Chicago Charles “Stretch Murphy Purdue Johnny Miner Ohio Branch McCracken Indiana George van Heyde Foster Wisconsin Johnny Kow Timols Charles “Stretch” Murphr Johnny Minerz Foy Branch NcCracken George van Herde Bid Foster Johnny How Niinols

Akron man arrested in Tennessee murder case

Selers writen to his old home town caused the arrest Sunday of Cousins Caver, 26, on a murder charge. Deputies John Sellers and Clarence Crennningham picked him up at his room at the request of Tullahome police. Authorities say Caver is wanted in the shooting of Charles Cassaway in Tennessee.

Akron. O Selers Cousins Caver Caver John Sellers Clarence Crenningham Tullahome

Methodists Win Junior Church League Title

The Methodist basketball team claimed the YMCA Junior Church league title by defeating St Agnes in the decisive second game of the postseason series after earlier beating St Marys. Entering the final games the Methodists tied with St Agnes and St Marys for first place with five wins and two losses apiece.

St. Agnes Methodists St. Mary's St. Mary’s Methodiate Coran Tostreas St. Anges St. Andrew’s Ceeeees Arnes Cere First Congregational F. T Whitney, Rf Everhart, If Chapman, c L J Vearns Jones Se Wee F. Th. Markling Et ' Machock Ceoreecede

Auto crash kills Williams in Youngstown street area

N L Williams 19 died when his car collided head on with a street car in Youngstown on Sunday. In Cincinnati four passengers and the chauffeur were injured when a city transit bus mounted the sidewalk and struck a light pole. The bus was climbing a grade and the heavy bumper helped avert a worse crash.

Youngstown, CO N. L. Williams Cancinnati City Transit Hght

Collision Injures Heidelberg College Students In Hay Wagon Crash

Three men and about 15 Heidelberg college students from Tiffin were endangered when a car driven by Hiram Risden and Forrest McIntire collided with a hay wagon driven by George Scott near Green Springs. McIntire, 21, lost an eye and suffered a broken nose and cheekbones. Risden and Scott sustained injuries while a horse reared and toppled into the auto roof.

Queen Springs Heidelberg College Tiffin Forrest McIntire George Scott Hiram Risden Green Springs Risden McIntire Scott Heidelberg

Woman killed after auto hit in Middletown

Ethel Wireman is dead from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by T. J. Cope in Middletown Ohio. Police report the incident occurred March 11 as Wireman was struck while crossing a street. Cope is cooperating with investigators.

Middletown Ethel Wireman T. J. Cope

Wisconsin Wins Big Ten Basketball Championship

Chicago March 11 Wisconsin clinched the Big Ten basketball title in a decisive win that secured the championship for the season. The Badgers dominated the contest with strong defense and timely scoring to seal the triumph.

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