Weil Wins Fourth Ohio Women’s Golf Crown at Portage
In the 19th annual Ohio Women's Golf Tournament final at Portage Country Club Janet Shock of Dayton faced Mrs. Burt Weil of Cincinnati after Shock defeated Linton Fallis in 19 holes and Weil beat Mary Browne 6 and 5. Weil seeks a fourth title, matching Louise Fordyce’s record, while Shock eyes superstardom with the state crown on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eron
U-P
Ohio
Portage Country Club
Janet Shock
Dayton
Burt Weil
Cincinnati
Miss Shock
Linton Fallis
Toledo
Weil
Mary K. Browne
Daytona Miss
Cincinnati Maketewah
Vietor
Cleveland
Canterbury
Port Denison
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Fallis
Mrs. Weil
Portene
ARRON
Ohio's Women's Golf Association
Monte Reid
Frances Stock
B. Kent
Elyria and Hawthorne golf match results and Pinehurst Meadowbrook ties
Elyria Country Club beat Hawthorne 17 to 16 on the Canterbury course with Sweitzer posting a 73 for Hawthorne and Raus 81 for Elyria. Best ball wins went to Hawthorne 4 to 0 for Sweitzer-Crobaugh and 3 to 1 for White-Voak. Elyria faces Beechmont next. St Andrews beat Augusta 4 to 2. Palm Beach crushed Oakmont 7 to 1. Pinehurst tied Meadowbrook 5 to 3. LAY for Presidents Cup at Spring Valley underway with Kay defeating Miller 2 and 1. 32 players qualified for cup play. Matches listed for Elyria participants. Cascade Park softball game today 6 p m Stanley’s Cafe vs Elyria Hardware. East Side Tigers seek softball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Velletta- Sanborn
Hawthorne
Fauver-Raus
Anderson-Hill
Sweitzer
FIAUS
St. Andrews
Augusta
Palm Beach Walloped
Oakmont
Pinehurst
Meadowbrook
Cherry Ridge
Carvin
Anofer von Adamt Miller
Tow de Schaerer
Rouse
J. Knut
A Gardner
Morris
Banaoran
Palm
Iani Franklin Mate
Bud
Tulitner M. McIntyre
Cascade Park
Stanley's Cafe
Elyria Hardware
Lorain Ridgeville Lead in Girls Loop Standings
Lorain and Ridgeville outfits tied for the lead in the girls loop after the first half. South Lorain Trojans trailed with 0 and 2nd Wilson Auto Supply posted 0 points. First-half champions were noted amid scattered scores and unclear entries from the fragmentary line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ridgeville
Pet
Ridgeville Bittners
Loraiy Gandalls
Biyria
Nesantis
South Lorain Trojans
Wilson Auto Supply
Gypsum Nine Reaches State Ball Finals in Conference Play
Siegmu nd hurls one hit win for Tattersails with Bahnsen Drus backy Chura Platte contributing. Sehlee delivers three base hits while Zi hits a home run. Gyers Hiss Hoffman turn double plays. Hoelzer walks 0 and Byers 1. Hoelzer and Byers allow virtually all hits over six and seven innings. Allen School defeats McKinley 9 to 2 in Senior Playground League, Fritz pitching and Dumske catching for Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahnsen
Drusbacky
Chura
Platte
Sehlee
Bari Zi
Gyers
Hiss
Hoffman
Wacky
Leon
Findes
Schee
Hoelzer
Byers
Hoelzer A
Innnings
ALLEN
Allen School
McKinley School
Fritz
Dumske
Japan Gives Up 1940 Olympics as Finland May Host
Tokyo reports Japan formally cancels the 1940 Olympic Games citing war costs. Despite the move, officials say the games will proceed in 1940 elsewhere. Finland lobbies to host, backed by London, Berlin, and Rome rivals. The International Olympic Congress will decide a new host with an emergency meeting likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Finland
H. C. Thompson
United Press
Okyo
Cabiret
China
International Olympic Congress
Spain
Europe
U. S
Berlin
Germany
Italy
United States
Grover Whalen
London
International Olympics Congress
General Industries Ties for First in Tennis Circuit
General Industries and Steel and Tubes lead the Industrial Tennis league after a 5-0 win by General Industries over Colson Company. Singles winners included Sharkey, Meredith, and Michael, with doubles by Meredith Dangerfield and later a full three-set win for Sharkey Copas over Bush Shay. Next week the Post Office meets Perry Fay. standings show Steel & Tubes 2-0, General Industries 2-0, Post Office 2-0, Colson 2-0. Shell team triumphs as Oberlin Shells beat Franklin Cartage 10-0. Oberlin and Elyria Hardwares to play a Sunday double-header at Oberlin. Team notices call for a 6 p.m. General Industries meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Industries
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Colson Company
Joop
Stadium Courts
George Sharkey
Chuck Bush
Covert Meredith
Elwin Shay
Walt Michael
Bob Peters
Meredith
Ben Dangerfield
Peters
Ray Thompson
Sharkey
Harold Copas
Bush
Shay
Colson
Post Office
Perry Fay
W. It. Pet. Steel & Tubes, Inc
Hon
SHELL
Holovae
Oberlin
Franklin Cartage Ten
Indians Triumph But Fail To Gain On New Yorkers
In Philadelphia the Cleveland Indians chase a 13th straight win as Johnny Allen faces Lynn Nelson in the opener of a three game set with the Athletics. Mel Harder spins a strong outing as Cleveland takes one from Washington, Heath homers, and every batter but Ken Keltner collects a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiladelphia
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Allen
St. Louis Browns
Lynn Nelson
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Mel Harder
Tribe
Harder
Senators
al Simmons
Washington
Dutch
Elyria Pitchers to Meet Gordon Park in League Match
The Elyria Horseshoe Club hosts Gordon Park this Sunday at Riverview Park in a Greater Cleveland League match. Gordon Park features Dorothy Doud Ohio State women's champion who swept their last meeting. A Saturday practice is planned for Elyria pitchers with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Horseshoe Club
Gordon Park
First Place At Stake In Intermediate Tilt
The City Intermediate League title chase resumes tonight as Tat tersall Dairies meets Moss Rose at Roosevelt diamond. Other games include Chronicle Telegram vs Western Heights A at McKinley and City Auto Wreckers vs Thompson Sports at Hamilton. Sudro Bone Radio Service and Elyria Dairies play at 6 p.m. Junior League features Elyria Hardware Juniors vs Volunteer Food Store at Superior and Belters vs Bell Realty at Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall Dairies
Moss Rose
Roosevelt
Chronicle-Telegram
Western Heights
McKinley
City Auto Wreckers
Thompson Sports
Hamilton
Sudro Bone
Elyria Dairies
Sudro
Elyria Hardware
Superior
Belters
Bell Realty
Ely
Pirates And Reds Keeping Giants From NL Pennant Race
New York Giants drop from atop the National League after a 1-0 loss to Cincinnati as the Reds and Pirates surge. Pittsburgh wins 8-2 in eleven innings against Brooklyn, with a walkoff tie caused by a Waner-Waner connection. Chicago Cubs end skid, Bees hammer Cardinals, Yankees maintain AL lead amid rain halted games. Yesterday’s hero Bucky Walters blanked the Giants as Cincinnati notches its seventh straight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
York
Wakeman
Detroit
An Falls Cardinals
National Baseball Congress
Philadelpha
Meyer's Lake
Canton
Westerday
Hexulix
Washington
Sheetrocks
Leafs
Ernie Siegmund
Sandusky
Auburns
North Elyria Grange
Tattersall Dairies
Chagrin
Saturn
Roosevelt
Siegmund
X Tion
Clity Prinh
I. Pet
B. Tattersall Sa
Pitts
H. B. Armitage
Sandusky AB
New Ves
Chicary
Siesmund
Bostot sNh
W. Armitare
Hermiine Et Brooklys
St. Louis
Heaths i
Kropelak
Platt
Pilsel Petri Sadowi
Sehla
Benid Teader Heritage
Enuriick
D. Hogan
Belnsen
L . Y U Americas Association
Taylor
Cu Drushavky
Hogan
Rader
Adams
Leon
Rudex
St. Paleee
Aker
Chua
Crist
P. Tee
Skinner
Mingrenor
O Smith
Milwaukee
Johnson
Calumbas
Loui
Gran Bedoo
Indianapolis
United Press
Bill ‘Terry
New York Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pirates
Reds
Brooklyn
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Waner Brothers
Lee Handley
Triple J
Lloyd Waneer
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Clay Bryant
Phils
Claude Passeau
Bill Lee
Bees
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Mel Harder
Grove
Torr
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athencs
Bucky Walters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Valley
W. H. Kay
Ros Miller
Johnny Randall
Dick Aldrich
B. N. Smith
John Buckley
Monte Brett
Jack Marshall
Lou Derr
Harold Guthman
E. G. Johnson
East Side Tigers
Lorain Goodalls
Bittners
Wilson Auto
Oakwood Park
Supply Teneballs
Goria Girls
Jefferson
Lakeview
DeSantis Coals
Dorothy Pitts
Bittner
Wilson's
Elyria Girls
Elsrians
Mary Ksenich
Flossie Dominski
Wilhelr
Diedri
Ad. B. Diederich
B. Pitts
Wilson's AB
Skainicki
Daks
Popovich
Everett
Hurison
Valerius
J. Garford
Smith
Saith Alowiec
B. Garford
Ekorkeri
Lerain
Gypsum Nine
Tattersails
Haye Lewis
Tony Gatento
Orange
N. J
Philadelphia
John Henry Lewis
Gatento
Joe
Morticians
South Amherst
Hawks
Ed Ross
Mel Garhardinger
Hugh Cross
Jack Storm
Bittnera Wooh
E. Weist
Uris
Wee
Boefere
Tierharlinger Ross
Onske
Henke i Sf
Peeee
Mage
Pippert
Corlarads
Vane F Kracker
Genile
Lupe
Corey Ed Beens
Hatog
T Tanes
Kolb
Birners
South ‘ Mherat
West Ridge
Generals
Elyria Hardwares
Lowe
Chuck Hanson
Amone
Household Finance CO
Hisra
Ritter
Kat
Rts
Heath
Dros
Siamtens
Pwoelrrse
Averilh
Stale
Double Hale
Lary
Te Troskys
Wa Meyers
Cleveland Shington
Hala
Leoward
Dy Harder
Leeward
Krakauskas
Wif A
Pyle
Index
Wild Pireh St Leonard
Leongoal
Empire
Buss Rue
Summers
Attendanga
Thars
George Kirkley
Cavaliers Register
Cavaliers
A. Marsh
Sprague
Cashan
Aretrey
Revere
Osborne
Martett
Ang AN
Allnittt) Entertainment
Firestone
Syaveruy
Universal
Voice of
N.B.C. Kwo Tae
Voice of the Farm
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Cor. Bread and Cedar
Jack Snyaozi
Mgr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!