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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
4
The Regulars defeated Yang with solid pitching and timely hitting. Key players included Jameson Lind Hodepa Sewell and a strong defense as the Regulars built a lead and held on for the win. Lind fired a two-base hit while Jameson doubled and Lawson contributed at the plate.
Editor notes this fourth training camp report on major league teams analyzes the Cincinnati Reds. Howley aims to reunite Heilmann and Meusel while Durocher adjusts infield and catching amid pitching questions. Veterans Cruz Cuccinello Sukeforth Rector Ford Stripp Dressen Rhonda compete for spots as veteran and rookie arms vie for rotation slots.
Ohio State freshman track star ile-Don Bennett from Toledo has been suspended for delinquency after appearing before the dean of the Junior College of Commerce. A petition for reinstatement is noted as officials weigh next steps.
The Toledo Mud Hens purchased Lebouveau from Macks amid a flurry of confusion and misreadings. A local outfielder Lebouvoir sensationalized the Arm Can Area, drawing attention from fans and press alike as the deal closed on March 25 in Toledo.
Italian heavyweight Carlo Carnera heads to a likely third round win over George Trafton of Chicago in Kansas City tonight. The bout is expected to draw about twenty five thousand dollars. Carnera’s team says obstacles to a Denver clash with Jack McAuliffe were met after a temporary injunction was filed to prevent boxing commission interference.
Bailey of Parkersburg WV set the best three games total at the American Bowling Congress event, moving into third with 793. Frank Brac, Dorn, and Sinan posted strong scores as contenders. A Texas City Cleveland upset to seventh and Salt Lake City’s team traveled far drew attention amid steady competition. Other teams like Barrunk Clothes, Clark Lunches, Nussbaums, and Detroit Creamers 8 chased high marks in Michigan circuit context.
The text mixes sports fragments about the White Sox Cubs Giants and others with stray sentences about Mexico’s president, European heavyweights and attendance worries. It reads like a collection of overheard lines with few clear facts or events to anchor a full report.
Snowbound conditions at Ann Arbor force Michigan team to postpone outdoor practice. Snow pileups limit outdoor activities as Mares Ze inches of snow halt early plans. Chicago reads a report from Saint Mel High athletics.
Charles Arthur known as the Great Shires agreed to play first base for the Chicago White Sox for 7000 this year. He signed yesterday and heads to San Antonio to begin training. Fans believe the deal is a bargain as Shires color and batting power could draw crowds, despite owner Comiskey’s cautious view. Shires vows to be a "good for" this season, with Bud Clancy competing for first base.
SPORTDOM AS WE SEE IT notes a dull crowd at Elyria’s Eagles Hall despite several recent oversize favorites. It suggests pairing National amateur featherweight champ Don Gonzalez against Mike Boryson with a strong card of city amateurs to boost interest for Elyria fight fans. Church of Christ and Steel and Tubes teams shine in district play.
Babe Ruth names the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs as World Series contenders from St. Petersburg. He pins Yankees at first in the American League and Cincinnati to win the National League race, with detailed finish positions for Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Brooklyn among others.
English designer Morris Defiaven attempts a world speed record with the 4900 horsepower Silver Bullet. A red nose painted to improve visibility sparked officials, spectators, and a management dispute. After threats to repaint, Don and Coastenen pledged to restore the car if red irritated Daytona, ensuring visibility while avoiding offense.
In St Petersburg on March 26 United Press reports the New York Yankees break camp today with an exhibition game against Jacksonville slated for tomorrow. Other items note spring series actions across Texas Florida and California involving the White Sox Giants Red Sox Indians Braves and Cubs.
Johnny Machock, listed as 124 pounds, returned to town with a broad smile after losing a semifinal decision to Mickie Paab of Buffalo in Oil City Pennsylvania Monday night. The crowd felt Machock deserved the win despite three counts on his foe. Henry Firpo of Cleveland also lost the main bout to Jackie Nichols of Cleveland.
Columbus March 25 Akron relinquishes its Central Baseball League franchise and Richmond Ind will take over. Akron owner A G Fitts failed to secure proper park facilities for 1939. Richmond will be managed by John McCise and most players move from Akron. Other circuit members include Cantor Dayton Springfield Erie Fort Wayne.
The Corkers dominated the Zip Pers with a 3 0 series win while the Comers claimed two of three games against the Packers in a tight bowling card.
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