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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1935

Page

5

County cage tourney opens with four Class C games

A county basketball tournament sponsored by the local Y features Class C games at 7 tonight with Elyria Lightweights versus Greenwood Inns and Holy Cross against St. Mary’s. Other matches include Amherst Business Men versus Lorain Methodists and DeMolays versus Lorain Congregationals in the B bracket, followed by the nightcap Elyria Hi-Speeds versus Lorain Klines.

Elyria Greenwood Inns Holy Cross St. Mary's Amherst Eaton Elyria DeMolars Lorain Congregationals Lorain

Canadian Wrestlers Clash in Rialto Headliner Friday

WOSTAN grapplers Joe Woods of Los Angeles and Danny McDonald of Toronto meet in a two out of three falls main event at the Rialto Theatre on Second Street. McDonald, with wins over Anselmo, Trout and Varish, holds a stronger record, while Woods has beaten Craig, Liver nos, and Davidson. Black Panther Jimmie Mitchell headlines under a new name and is tipped as the fast middleweight draw. The card also features Charlie Carr and Red Berry in unsigned but lively bouts.

Wostan Willl Lock Dan Morris Rialto Theatre Second Street Joe Woods Logs Angeles Cal Danny McDonald Toronto Canada McDonald Black Panther Charlie Carr Shreveport Martonio Anselo Nick Trout John Varish la Grange Trout Woods George Craig Oklahoma Bob Livernois Harold Leatherneck Jimmie Mitchell Elyria Morris Cowboy Joe Gunther Wid Red Berry

Funeral Rites Held For Susan McCarthy Mother Of Joe McCarthy

Funeral arrangements were completed for Mrs Susan McCarthy mother of Joe McCarthy of the New York Yankees. She died recently at the Germantown home of a niece Mrs Michael Morley.

Philadelphia CPI Susan McCarthy Manaze Joe McCarthy New York Yankees McCarthy Michael Morley Germantown

Reds eye infield updates after loss to Toronto

In Tampa on March 19 the Cincinnati Reds sought infield replacements to fix costly errors that spoiled a 6-4 defeat against Toronto. Joe Morrissey played second well defensively while Peaches Davis and Whitey Wistert pitched, but poor support doomed the Reds.

Tampa Fla Cincinnati Reds Joe Morrissey Peaches Davis Whitey Wistert Reds Toronto

Steel and Tubes edge Lorain Collegians 36 34 in opener

Joe Yarsa hit a late field goal and a free throw to lift Steel and Tubes past Lorain County Collegians 36 34 at the Y M C A. Arthrell was banished early in the third period, shifting momentum as Lorain led 27 17. Yarsa scored 14 for Steel and Tubes while Mizen had 10 for the Collegians.

Joe Varsa Steel & Tubes Cagery Lorain County Collegians Lorain Tubes Collegians George Arthrell Arthrell George Steel & Tubes Yarsa Mizen Collezians Lorain Knights of Pythias Elyria Hardwares Dick Yaeger Hardwares Lutz Barkacs Lornin K Arkacs Tloss Gerhardinger Messarog Tees Wokailg F. T Erssae Hrhinehardt Goaodsite Ivancic Parry Fairchild

Indians Defeat Pelicans in 6-4 Exhibition Win

New Orleans March 20 The Indians beat the Pelicans 6-4 as manager Walter Johnson prepares for a Biloxi exhibition against Washington. Roy Hughes filled in at shortstop for Bill Knickerbocker, turning two double plays and making a key catch in windy conditions while handling six chances.

New Orleans Walter Johnson Indians Tomorow Biloxi Washington Johnson Bill Knickerbocker Roy Hughes New Orleans Pelicans Tribe Pilot Hughes Cincinnati

Shuffleboard League Results and Thursday Schedule

Last night results show Finegan Bakers three Nuts and Nertz two, Ready Cigars five Coca Colas zero, Moulton Candies four Ready Cigars one, Heights Bar bers four Moulton Candies one. Thursday features Coca Colas against Nuts and Nerts and Finegan Bakers versus Heights Barbers. Standings not provided.

Finegan Bakers Coca Colas Moulton

Team Holds Party For Pure Protection Life Insurance

The Pure Protection Life Insurance softball team held a party last evening at the Elks club. Manager S. O. Harmon spoke briefly. Al Strack was elected captain and Dadiey Bisine named scorekeeper. They will be measured for uniforms soon. Bridge and pinochle were played and a delicious dinner served.

Pure Protection Life Insurance Elks Club S. O. Harmon al Strack Dadiey Bisine

Elyria High's 1934-35 Lake Erie champs phenom

Elyria High School Red Raiders captured the Lake Erie League title the school’s first basketball crown. The team posted 17 wins in 23 games, scored 711 points, and defeated nearly every league foe twice. Joe Scott led with 293 points as three Elyria players earned All Lake Erie honors. Coach Clymer guided a late surge to a 16-2 stretch after a slow start.

Frank Walend Elyria Lake Erie Red Raiders Elyria Cage Lorain Alex Clawson Stan Madhock Gene Myers Joe Scott Dick Urig Jack Meyer Akron Scott Elyria High Jos Lakewood Urig Walter Madhock Babe

Sports Cut Short By RUSS DAVIES

Bill Fryberger and George Frederick’s ace cook returns to the local ring with an amateur bout on April 1 at the Rialto Theatre after quitting in despair over boxing commission runaround. The piece notes Roy Stephan of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, past Elyria High coach, and a mix of local sports figures, teams, and upcoming bouts, including attempts to stage matches and commentary on various players and managers across Lorain and Elyria.

Bill Fryberger George Frederick Rialto Bill Eagles Hall Boxing Commission Robert S. Stephan The Cleveland Plain Dealer Stephan Elyria High School Crimson Lorain Bill Cree Joe Woods Yarish Lou Ambers Herkimer Hurricane Harry Greb George Smith Waldorf Lagers Sherman Harmon Smith United Dry Cleaners Joe Scott Jack Meier Dick Urig Art Patch Joe Meilearck Chronicle-Telegram Meilearck Bob Seibert Seibert Frank P. Baird Buffalo International Hockey League Cleveland Syracuse Sundar Falcons Baird Estrma

Reforms Edge Lorain Barbers In Class B Playoff

The Hungarian Reforms, Elyria city class B champs, beat Litz Barbers of Lorain 19 to 17 to reach the county Class B semifinals sponsored by the local YMCA. Elyria’s DeMolays debut tonight against the Lorain Congregations. Lorain’s Wryville Service Station edged Worthington Dry Cleaners 26 to 23 to also reach the semifinals, meeting the Reforms in the upper bracket.

Elyria Litz Barbers Lorain Toni* T Wryville Worthington Dry Cleaner Fr. T. Barkacs G. Bellas J. Bellas ST Herslinger F. Petkovsek Sewer Graber Ereerns Troe

Colson Pin Lead Cut By I T S Rubber Team

Lorain Pennzips clinched Lorain county basketball title with a 40 to 25 win over Amherst Hardwares on Amherst High floor Bruno Skolnicki and Frank Ursic led the Pennzips with ten points each Doyle Hutton and Jerry Gormley scored seven apiece for the losers In bowling I T S Rubber beat Colson to trim their lead in the city league standings and Maumee Dairy took two of three from Elyria Hardware High scores included Donnelly 615 for I T S and Basinski 693 for Colson

Amherst Lorain Pennzips Lorain County Amherst Hardwares Amherst High Steel City Hardwares Bruno Skolnicki Frank Ursic Pennzies Doyle Hutton Jerry Gormley I. T. S. Rubber Company Colson Company K. of C Rubber Pinsters Maumee Dairy Elyria Hardware Colson Elmer Donnelly Carl Hobert Stan Basinski Donnelly Tufford Worthington EVANS Martin Renninger

Cleveland Seeks 1936 A B C Tourney

Syracuse reporters note nearly 200 Indianapolis pin-topplers start the 1935 matches in the American Bowling congress tonight as Cleveland also pursues the 1936 show. The winner will be chosen at Friday's congress. Leaders show a three-way tie after 2.914 points with the Bassets of Amsterdam, N Y in front. Hines and Whitehouse of Binghamton took third in doubles, Fisher and Warren of New York are fourth.

Syracuse N. Y Indianapolis Cleveland Amsterdam Richard Hines Harry Whitehouse Binghampton Earl Fisher Walter Warren New York

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