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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1929

Page

12

Elyria High Beginnings: Forty Candidates Report For Baseball

Elyria High School opens practice with over forty candidates reporting to A N Smith’s session. The April 12 opener against Lorain marks the Lake Erie league clash. Veterans Mike Gebhardt Griffiths return. positions contest. new talent to fill pitching and outfield gaps.

Elyria High School Hal B. Kelly Sol Elyria Rays Zephyrs Elyrians EHS A. N. Smith Crimson Lorain Lake Erie Lorain Hi Mike Gebhardt Griffiths Burley White Kenny Smith Horton Elbert Cage Star

Close Contests in State Tourney at Columbus Coliseum

In Columbus the State High School Basketball tournament opens with Dayton Stivers defending its title against Akron Garfield in class A. Dover, last year’s champion, may face Stivers in the final. Other class A games feature Columbus Central Ohio district winner vs Bowling Green and Portsmouth vs Canton McKinley. Class B schedule includes Marysville vs Akron St Mary and West Chester vs Bluffton, with semis Saturday and finals Saturday night.

Columbus Dayton Stivers Akron Garfield Dayton Myers Y. Cooper Dover Stivers Ohio Bowling Green Portsmouth Canton McKinley Marysville Akron St. Mary Westchester Bluffton Pomeroy and Boardman Macksburg Stryker

Von Porat and Heeney Clash in Chicago Bout

In Chicago promoter Jim Mullen stages the first bout of a proposed heavyweight championship tournament. Otto Von Porat, a rising prospect, meets Tom Heeney, a faded former contender. Heeney’s comeback efforts have faltered against Jim Maloney, while Von Porat’s power threatens if he can keep distance.

Chicago Otto von Porat Tom Heeney Jim Mullen Mullen Tex Rickard New York Jim Heeney Jim Maloney Boston Maloney Tom von Porat Thut von Porat

McLarnin Return Match Cleared by Commission Reinstatement

The New York State Athletic Commission reinstates Chicago lightweight Jimmy McLarnin clearing his Madison Square Garden March 22 return bout. McLarnin had been suspended for failing to fulfill a contract to fight Lope Tenorio in Brooklyn last fall.

New York Jimmy McLarnin Madison Square Garden Chicago New York State Athletic Commission Miner Lope Tenorio Philippines Brooklyn

Hodapp May Become Undertaker in Carthage Block

Urban John Hodapp of the Cleveland Indians faces a career crossroads between baseball and joining his father Urban Hodapp, a prominent Carthage undertaker. With his brother Cliff also a pro ballplayer, the Hodapps weigh retirement transfer as Urban's holdout salary rise lingers and a future in business looms.

Cincinnati Urban John Hodapp Cleveland Indians Devil John Hodapp Urban Carthage Cliff Indianapolis Urban John

English Drier Seeks Record Pace At Speed Week

Daytona Beach reports strong beach conditions as English speed ace Segrave shatters the mile with the Golden Arrow. J M White’s Tri Plex and Lee Bible push for 250 mph, but crowds focus on Segrave’s 231.5 mph average and 231.21 mph two-way run on the windy sand.

Daytona Beach Flia Lee Bible J. M. White H. C. D. Segrave Segrave White Bible Seagrave Seagraves Rere

Hodapp family baseball dispute over future ownership

The elder Hodapp urges his son to quit the game and become an undertaker while Urban insists on playing baseball if paid a satisfactory salary. John Hodapp remains hopeful of changing Urban's mind and keeping the business in the family.

Hodapp Urban John Hodapp Urban John

Four-ball tournament seeds fall in second round play

In Miami on March 12 two seeded duos were ousted in the International Four-ball event. Defending champions Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen were paired with Al Espinosa and Ed Dudley. Tommy Armour and Wild Bill Mehlhorn were eliminated by Clarence Hackness and Craig Wood. Norton Smith and Al Watrous also fell to Charley Mayo and Geo. Christ.

Miami Fla Johnny Far- Tel Gens Sarazen al Espinosa Chicago Ed Dudley Los Angeles Tommy Armour Wild Bill Mehlhorn New Jersey Clarence Hackness Craig Wood Norton Smith Missoprli Star al Watrous Charley Mayo Geo. Christ

Celtics beat Vincent quintet in 32 to 21 victory

Celtics rally from a 3-2 early deficit to lead 13-3 at halftime and finish on top 32-21. L Barkus scored 18 with 7 field goals and 4 fouls. Farr led the losers with 3 fields. Also notes Ohio State adds Wayne Wright and Bruce Blanchard to coaching staff and spring baseball trip to Kentucky. Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg to headline Public Hall exhibition. Telephone conversations rise sharply in the US.

Celtics Vincent L. Barkus Farr Richard Larkins George van Heyde Harold Ervin Jack Evans William Hinchman Ohio State Wayne Wright Bruce Blanchard Lerington University of Kentucky George Smith Fox Furnace Industrial Basketball League Robert T. Moore Smith Willys-Overland T. Smith Troxel Fox-Furnace Finim Bakers H. Watt Skiiletz Bako Finegan Novotany Ccccscee Barkus Reith Vas Cccccccaee i Karschner ,161 171 =127—459 Kavalecs Malik Pollack Cucu Escaceees Colson Burtz Ig-C Columbia Steel Kalo Weesteseeve Couch Uthe Seereeenees Boyd Harshaw-Fuller Coca Cola Kostelle Henke Moran Ee Winivitch O'Malley Cook—Peerless Oil Eerste Ratesestevenans Ik Weee Myers—Colson Renninger Webber Jenkins—O. P Stokes Squires Wpoeseee Armco. McGowin Orilic Weiss—Steel & Tubes Nagyaeons Buchholz—W. Automatic Kosmitz Guthman Aoe Krueger—Steel & Tubes K’ningt’n Whitney—Willys-Overland Kwess Dumas Carpenter—Colsom Eres Reence T. Penfound—Peerless Oieeaeenasenr Eeeer Menz—Peerless Oil Ee Eeeneeee Se Miller—General Industries Cook—Willys-Overland Seseeenea Schrock—O. P. S Labbe Eale and Bene Hess—Willys-Overland Ceeseeesses Heggie—General Industries

Andress Service earns three straight wins in bowling league

The Andress Service bowlers swept three games from the Finegan Bakers in last night s B bowling league action. The Haserodt Diamonds also won three games from the Coca Cola rollers while the Armco Association took games against United Cigar by forfeit after United rollers failed to appear.

Andress Service Finegan Bakers Haserodt Diamonds Coca Cola Rollers Armco Association United Cigar United Rollers

Church League Games Tonight at the Y M C A

Five Senior Church Basketball games are set at the YMCA tonight marking the penultimate series of the 1929 season. First contest features St Agnes against Bnai Brith, followed by St Marys vs Grace Lutheran, Baptists vs Church of Christ, St Andrews vs First Congregational, and Pilgrim Community vs Methodist teams. The final series will be played Friday night with three contests decided.

Robert T. Moore St. Agnes B’nair B'rith St. Mary’s Grace Lutheran The Baptists

Training Camp Notes: Jones Talks With Griffith

In Tampa on March 12, Sad Sam Jones and Goose Goalin negotiated with President Clark Griffith over 1929 contracts after a four hour meeting Jones remained unsigned. Jones reportedly sought fifteen thousand dollars.

Tampa Fla Sam Jones Goose Goalin Clark Griffith Griffith Jones

Wright Arm Injury Mystery Deepens For Pirates

Clearwater reports from Miami say Glenn Wright may have a permanent arm injury from a handball accident last November. If Wright cannot be restored, Brooklyn could demand the Pirates cancel the trade and return Jess Petty and Harry Riconda.

Clearwater Fla Glenn Wright Miami Wright Pirates Robins Heydler Jess Petty Harry Riconda Brooklyn

Reds head to Fort Myers clash with Athletics

Miami March 12 Manager Jack Nendricks announced the Cincinnati Reds would depart for Fort Myers where they are scheduled to meet the Philadelphia Athletics today.

Miami Fla Cincinnatius Reds Fort Myers Philadelphia Athletics Jack Nendricks

Giants Begin Spring Training With Full Strength Camp

In San Antonio Texas on March 12 the New York Giants started spring camp at full strength with the last of the squad Ed Roush and Bill Terry joining the session. Ray Kolp Roy Meeker and another unmanned pitcher were among Reds foreparting hurlering. The team aims to build up core lineups for forthcoming season.

Ray Kolp Roy Meeker Reds San Antonio Tex New York Giants Ed Roush Bill Terry

Cubs to Play Practice Game on Catalina Island Coast

Avalon on March 12 reports pitchers Malone Blake Root and Carlson were to see service in today's Cubs practice. The team planned a return to the mainland Thursday for exhibition games with Los Angeles and Detroit.

Avalon Catalina Island Mar Malone Blake Root Carlson Chicago Cubs Los Angeles Detroit

Tigers Return To Work After Rest Period

Phoenix dispatch says on March 12 the Detroit Tigers resume workouts after a day off granted by manager Bucky Martins to allow several players to nurse sore arms and regain health before the next stretch of spring action.

Phoenix, Ariz Detroit Tigers Bucky Martins

Pirates shuffle infield positions during camp

PASO ROBLES Calif March 12 The Pittsburgh Pirates infield is being juggled by Manager Donie Rush. Yesterday’s combination had Earl Sheely at first Dick Bartell at second Pie Traynor at short and Sparky Adams at third. The Pirates will break camp Thursday night.

Paso Robles Calif Pittsburgh Pirates Donie Rush Earl Sheely Dick Bartell Pie ‘Traynor Sparky Adams Pirates

London Spends Over 4.5 Million on Public Education

London allocated more than 4.5 million dollars to public education in the last fiscal year. Officials cite expanded programs and school repairs as key drivers. The city reports continued investment to improve student services and classroom facilities.

London

Cage Carnival On Y Floor Tomorrow

A three game basketball carnival is set for the Y M C A gym Wednesday night per physical director Robert T Moore. In the Senior Church League first place First Congregationalists meet Church of Christ. If both win tonight the Wednesday clash could decide the title. Industrial league showdowns include Coke Ovens of National Tube facing Fox Furnace. Brick Layer runners-up meet Peerless Oil.

Robert T. Moore Church of Christ Lorain Coke Ovens National Tube Industrial League Fox Furnace Five Brick Layers Peerless Oil Quintet Elyria

Massive Iron Ore Deposits Reported in Brazil

Estimates released suggest at least 12 billion tons of high grade iron ore lie in Brazil. The figures reflect a consensus across multiple analysts, underscoring Brazil’s growing role in global steel supply and potential impact on markets.

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Bowling briefs from Chicago march show leaders in events

In Pontiac Michigan lead five man event with 2845 pins, two ahead of George J Fee Company of Chicago. Oshkosh Wisconsin Hotel Raulf is third with 2834. Doubles leaders are W Theusen and R Phillips with 1234, followed by G Peterson and P Haas 1211 and W Nebendahl and L Steffen 1207. Jackson Mich star J Parr tops singles with 676, OBrien of Chicago second 673, Cook of Cincinnati third 664. All events leaders are R Adams Battle Creek 1802, L Blackmore 1808, Cook 1793. Also six Ohio State basketball players to receive letters at annual team banquet.

Chicago Motor Inns Pontiac Mich American Bowling Congress Michican George J. Fee Company Hotel Raulf Oshkosh Wis W. Theusen R. Phillips R. Adams Battle Creek L. Blackmore B. Cook Cincinnati

Divorce Notice and Bankruptcy Schedules In Lorain County

Legal notices report a divorce petition filed by Florence Newman against William Newman in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas with a hearing set for April 24 1929 and child custody request. Separate bankruptcy notices announce meetings for creditors for John Servais James H Mason and G Erman in Elyria before March 23 1929 with reminders to prove claims and appoint trustees.

William Newman Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio Florence Newman Lawrence H. Job District Court of the United States John Servais Elyria Lorain Thomas A. Conway District Court of the United District James H. Mason Thomas A. Conwat Eisra Mivicien DPD G. Erman Benkrnunt Tromar Tromar A Conwat Elstia

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