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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
4
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Organization of an Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball League was started last night at the YMCA with seven city plants represented. The league is expected to start Monday May 19. Additional plants may join by sending representatives next week. Teams already indicating entry include Harsnaw Chemical Co Western Automatic Machine Screw Co Elyria Laundries Troxel Manufacturing Co and the Ohio Gas Company.
The United Press compiles top batters from games on Tuesday May 6. Waner Pi leads with 16 runs and a .500 average across 64 at bats, Rob Herman posts a .459 mark, Phil Dou adds .455 with 558 at bats, Stepson Cubs hits .453, and Card Wisher sits at .427 through 65 at bats.
Baseball standings reveal leaders in home runs and RBIs, featuring Herman Robins and Simmons from the Robins and Athletics, with other top sluggers like Quiver of the Red Sox, Ott of the Giants, and Suhr of the Pirates. Repeats and OCR garble obscure full stats, but key names include Jackson Giants Klein Phillies Pale Simmons Athletics, Rice Senators, and Cronin Senators. The list highlights runs, hits, and RBIs across American League and National League leaders.
Don Moe, 20, Portland youth and Walker Cup team member, heads to Sandwich for his first European appearance. He aims for a strong showing before returning to America for the National Open at Minneapolis and later the Western Amateur title defense in Kansas City. Moe credits his brother Roy for guidance and recalls winning the Portland city title at 15 and studying law in Oregon.
In the national AA championships, the event will be staged in Pittsburgh. Organizers announced dates and venues, signaling a major regional showcase with teams and athletes from across the country expected to compete for national titles.
Fragmented OCR item lists cities and teams for American sports games with many unreadable fragments. It mentions Philadelphia Philadelphia and St Louis among others, but many names are garbled. The piece resembles a brief sports schedule card with multiple matchups and partial scores.
The third of a series between the British Empire and the United States will be held at Soldiers Field, Chicago, on August 27. Secretary Dan Fervis of the Amateur Athletic Union announced the meet and said American athletes will be selected based on performances.
Broad listing shows a sports score set with teams from New York and Pittsburgh and Brooklyn and St Louis. The snippet records cages and final tallies suggesting a multi game scoreboard fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper listing city teams and venues.
Boston faces Cincinnati and New York visits Pittsburgh as the National League slate unfolds. Chicago hosts Pradia while Stan welcomes Fricon and Ivniati travels to Detroit for key matchups.
The column humorously notes Damon Runyon’s poor eyesight and sarcasm about the Primo Camera’s return to Italy. It mentions Cora Ricci breaking off diplomatic relations in a playful, editorial voice and questions Judge Land’s power to suspend a weather forecaster.
Tay Thomis forwards a cautious view on Young Stribling challenging for the heavyweight title, noting contenders Sharkey Cam polo Griffiths eta. Willie the Clutch is criticized for recent losses yet defended as a natural outcome from frequent fighting.
Eastern clubs lead 5 games over western rivals after first week of interleague play. Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs top standings as the Cubs end Brookline’s seven game run. Babe Herman homered for the Robins but Chicago won 3 to 1. White Sox beat Red Sox 4 to 3 as Curler and Gunn contribute. Washington Senators snap skid with 5 to 1 win over Tigers. Hal Seibold guides Boston to 4 to 0 win over Reds.
A local report states that the sizeable army formation around Wellington Sunda was moved by James Gett, son of Mr and Mrs Gay Gott. Gott, noted as St Bushon of the National Gods and an acrobatic instructor, was visiting with Mir and Mrs Gott at the Universal Fiving school during a Sunday errand.
Reports from Columbus May 7 indicate Ohioans misuse English in schools with terms like gonna yins haint and yist as common. Dr W J Osburn of the state education department notes blow do know lay and have are frequently misused and suggests using practice materials over adopted textbooks to improve instruction.
Gott has been named a Senior Cadet at the Army Aviation School after passing physical and mental tests. He faces five months of training at Kelly Field in San Antonio Texas starting next month while his parents will be guests at the field evenings. The report notes a swift trip by fixers and a plane speed of about 130 mph during part of the journey.
Wel neton church members H Dudle Wiss Besse Cunningiam have been chosen to represent at the State Conference of Congregational churches held at Furnud Avenue church. Cleve and Mas 72 13 and Sd4tt Dr and Mrs Recard also plan to attend these meetings.
The Lorain Orchestra under Joe Monta will perform at the Minstrel Show A Night In Dixie sponsored by the Wellington Kiwanis Club. Proceeds support the Wellington Homecoming tied to the August festival and the town’s 75th Wellington Fair anniversary.
In keeping with their annual custom the Wellington Kiwanians will entertain the graduating class on May 25. The superintendent of the district schools will be the out of town speaker for the day.
Members of Lorain County Council and American Legion groups plan to attend a joint meeting, aiming to discuss community affairs and municipal cooperation with attending veterans’ organizations and council members.
Amherst residents and members of two local organizations convene this evening to discuss community issues and collaborative plans. Officials from the groups are expected to present updates and field questions from attendees.
Ralph Wilson, formerly with Wellington Duterpasse, now works for the Oberlin Tribune and plans to settle his family in the village. Mr and Mrs Henry Ramise and daughter Francis enjoy a few days motor trip to Gary, Indiana, expecting to depart Thursday evening. Mrs Arthur B Jones and Mrs Burt Curtice attended the pilav at the Cleveland Play House last evening.
Sightseers will reach the top of the Royal Gorge in Colorado via railways on a steep 110 percent grade over about a mile. The project, described as a kind of mile track, aims to complete construction by May.
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