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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1930

Page

16

Goldman Stars as Indians Wing Past Orleans

In New Orleans the Cleveland Indians defeated Orleans 3 to 2 as Goldman led the attack. Key plays came from Whitey Glacener veteran, and Stewart while Ferrell delivered solid support. Suter, Gardner, and others contributed to the win as the team rallied late and secured the series.

New Orleans Maren Si Jason Joidun Ars Orieanims Galdinan Wes Ferreil Somaire Guype Ferrell

Indians Fall To Shreveport In Nine Inning Rally

Shreveport Sports defeated the Cleveland Indians 7 to 6 after a three run ninth inning rally. Clint Brown started strong for Cleveland, Mel Harder struggled, and Bob Seeds homered for the Indians. The game featured miscues and key plays including a two base error and a late scoring spike by Shreveport.

Shreveport Shreveport Sports Clint Brown Mel Harder Yans Brown Bob Seeds Tre Grive Secon Leeds Sut Owens Cooper Cleveland Kroh Massey Scott

Boxing Card at Legion Hall Promises Deep Talent

Risko to referee the gala at American Legion Americana Legion Hall on Thursday April 3. Johnny Kolopos has assembled a strong all star lineup featuring Berson versus a Charley O Connell stable fighter, with Risko present to boost crowd interest. Notable bouts include Jezeweski versus Kid Pranks and Massaros against Tony Jezeweski, plus Wells and Heji in a four round double. The event aims to showcase top local amateurs and draw Elvara boxing fans back to the ring.

Elvrra Johnny Kolopos American Legion Americana Legion Hall wEvopee Berson Charley O'Connell Cleveland Borson Kolopus Risko Compole Sharker Jezeweski Lorain Jezewski

Phillies Eye Tough Push With Hitting Power and New Pitchers

In the eighth training camp story the Phillies, boasting a powerful offense, plan to shore up pitching and infield defense. They acquired Grover Cleveland Alexander to anchor the staff and aim for a first division finish amid strong NL competition.

Haevring Phillies Shotton Todsrne Phils Grover Cleveland Alexander Cha Phillie Ker Alex Alexander Showton

Jones and Smi Compete In SE Open

Augusta hosts the first annual SE Open where Jones and Smith clash for the title with Walter Hazen Mehrhorn Leo Diezai and Tommi Arment among contenders. Jones recovers from a stiff neck to post solid rounds as the field battles 35 holes of medal play on the Forest Hills Nick course. Meanwhile a separate report notes West High hosts Iowa marching invites for the midwestern interscholastic track meet set for April 5, Oak Park High last year’s winner.

Augusta Maren ioGay Walter Hazen Mehrhorn Leo Diezai Tommi Arment Jones Smith Savannah Sun Nosed Tacy Crick Iowa Illinois Ohio Missouri Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin Oak Park Jil Mason City

Pin stars total 714 in Minneapolis and Cleveland meet

Marc si ipseapolis performance highlights a 714 total for Minneapolis while Frank Briac, a 2 year veteran from Rochester, secures seventh with 2698 pins. Ed and Jack Benton lead Chicago in doubles with 2294 and the Duffy Florals face Henderson Plasterers in league play.

Cleveland Marc Si Ipseapolis Larrys Saturda Holter Frank Jimmy Briic Vetera Rochester N. Y Helter Frank Hracit Jack Benton 2 I Hank Merino Ed Krems Dominic de Vito Bill Brennan Phil Wholf Duffy Arino Krems Wolf A. BC

Major Leagues Open In Two Weeks

Major league baseball plans begin in two weeks with a preliminary game between the Red Sox and Senators in Washington. President Hoover and other celebrities will attend an April 14 event before the rest of the circuit starts the next day. Notable training camp stories include Cubs’ exhibition woes and Athletics’ mixed results as rookies contend for starting spots in left field and third base.

George Kirkley New York Red Sox Senators Washington Hoover Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Sundar

French indignant Toward Tilden and finals derailed

Tilden and co finalist Wilbur F Coen of Kansas City refused to play the men singles final, saying the match would not be worth watching. Elizabeth Ryan, formerly of California now in England, and Baroness Von Reznicek also gave excuses and did not play their women's singles final.

Tion Big Bir Tilden Wilbur .F. Coen Kansas City Elizabeth Ryan California England von Reznicek

Harvard Using Pass Cambridge March 31 Practice

The Harvard attack will still rely on the pass. Spring practice at Sol diera Field featured backs working on the play that made French and Cuarnaccia famous.

Harvard Cambridge Mass Soldiera Field Cuarnaccia

Elyria Five Eliminated In First Round Of Industrial League Tourney

Elyria Steel and Taubes lost to Lima Nickel Plates 33 to 32 in the first round at Lima after leading 27 to 6 at end of the first period. Grills and Ucks led Elyria with six points each. Messaros and Gaines contributed late free throws as Elyria faded after quarter two.

Steel & Tubes Lima Elyria Steel Andj ‘Taubes Lima Nickel Plates

Cleveland DeMolays Eliminate Elvria in Cage Tourney

The Elyria DeMolars, after a 29 17 win over Marion, were eliminated by Tommy Jones Chapter of Cleveland in the second round. Elyria won a prior altered game then lost 34 23 to Cleveland, Buswell leading Elyria with 13 points and Finnegan 12 as Tommy Jones held Elyria to low scores in the third quarter.

Cleveland Elvria Chapter Elvria DeMolars Marion Tommy Jones Elvria Bittle Elstia Elyria Fost Elyria Cleveland Brothers Buswell Finnegan

Mustache Races and Camp News Highlight Oddities

A collage of 19th century mustache races and college overemphasis on athletics frames a late March wire digest. reports cover the Chicago Cubs beating the Pirates 13 to 10 in a high-scoring game, Haley’s home runs powering the Cardinals over Tampa, Red Sox training in Selma after Pensacola, and multiple spring camp notes from the New York Giants, White Sox, and Robins.

Philadelphia Athletics Cardinals Braves Neds Patties Robins Athletics Allen Dusty Cooke Ben Chapman Sts. Paul Bob Shanker New Yorkees Smead Chicago White Sox Bradenton Fila St. Louis Cardinals Haley Tampa Shreveport New York Giants Daling Giants White Sox

Record Derby entry tops 167 for Washington Park race

The American Derby at Washington Park on June 14 draws a record 167 entries for 3-year-olds, surpassing the Kentucky Derby by 19 entries and including all major 3-year-olds from the major preps.

From Tee to Green Jones Swing Analysis

The text details Jones golf swing, noting black swing finish and mid motion. It highlights left arm parallel with the club at the top and finish, easy follow through, smooth footwork, toe weight transfer, and right shoulder back with left arm aligning to the shaft before the downswing.

Dhai Jones

Soup Strainer Declines as McKinley Sways Nation Message

Fragmentary OCR notes reference William McKinley sweeping the country with a clean shaven message and mention growers, movies, and a Cubs reference. The text is garbled with multiple misread terms but suggests a period piece linking political messaging to cultural topics. No clear events or dates are identifiable.

William McKinley

State Cage Champs In National Play At GHI Tomorrow

Chicago March 32 With 36 teams from 26 states entered for competition first round games in the twelfth annual university of Chicago national inter scholastic basketball tournament get under way tomorrow when John Reagan High of Houston Texas meets Linsly Institute of Wheeling West Virginia The opening round contests will not be complete until Wednesday night Losers in the first games will begin consolation play Thursday With 17 state champions as well 5 runners up for state honors and winners of national tournaments in Catholic and Institute divisions entered the tournament is expected to furnish the outstanding play for its history The entry list of 35 is the largest ever permitted exceeding by two the limitation which was abandoned to allow Casper Wyoming runner up for the state line to enter after all citizens of the town including the mayor had wired Chicago officials asking that they be allowed to compete First round play Wednesday will get under way with Lawrenceburg Kentucky meeting Waterloo North Dakota Wednesday afternoon Corinth Kentucky clashes with St Johns Deslafield Wisconsin

Chicago University of Chicago John Reagan Casper Wyo Lawrenceberg Waterloo Corinth St. John’s Deslafield Wis

22 Aspire Top Foul Shooting Championships

Twenty two aspirants for foul shooting honors will shoot for the championship in three divisions of the Foul Shooting tournament conducted by the Elyrian MW. C. A. ik was announced today by Robert T. Moore, physical director. Although the five high scorers in each division had been scheduled to shoot for championships, spots in each group were expanded so that six will shoot in Class A, eight in Class B, and eight in Class C. Class A contestants, ages 18 and over, were given 40 shots. Leading shooters include A. N. Smith with 27, Fred Gushman 32, Pauli Kirler 31, Oliver Biskell 26, Pete Naughton and Wilam Miller 28 each. Class B, ages 13 to 18, were given 25 shots. Top scorers: Carl Dedsley 20, Fred Ruie 17, Joe Brore 19, Jack Adamson 16, Ed Ro 16, Lorne Elbert 16, N. Harper and H. Harple 16. Class C, under 14, were given 20 shots. Leaders: George Dunstan 13, Tom Doane 12, Jack McPherson 12, Babe Madhock 12, Merie Walker 12, Ralph Emerich 12.

Aspire Elyrian MW. C. A. Ik Robert T. Moore Isfes A. N. Smith Fred Gushman Pauli Kirler Oliver Biskell Pete Naughton Wilam Miller Carl Dedsley Fred Ruie Joe Brore Jack Adamson Ed Ro Lorne Elbert N. Harper H. Harple George Dunstan Tom Doane Jack McPherson Babe Madhock Merie Walker Ralph Emerich

Boxing Pays Heavily in Boston Ambers Revenue Report

March 22 Amateur boxing revenue discussed at the guard meeting. Reported shows yielded 10.377 dollars with more expected before indoor class. Reward offered by club Rochester for information leading to arrest of hip and van didder in Rochester. reward payable by Rochester Automobile Club. Glacial age predicted by Walter I. Payne, world traveler, to occur 200,000 centuries hence.

Boston Club Rochester Recheater Rochester Automobile Cid Duluth Minuo Walter I. Payne

Music teachers listed with instruments in local Ad

The notice lists Karl Kolinski teaching drums piano and accordion and Floyd Heys teaching saxophone and clarinet at A B Sauer Music Co. The brief item highlights the instructors and their instruments.

Karl Kolinski Floyd Heys Sauer Music

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