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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1942

Page

11

Boxing Upset Stalls as Conn Breaks Left Arm in Brawl

Russ Davies reports Billy Conn suffers a broken left bone after a scuffle with Jimmy Smith last Sunday in Smoky City. Jacobs must find a replacement for Louis with June bout looming, weighing options between Bob Pastor and Meta Bettina, both former challengers, while Bettina’s left-handed style raises concern.

Billy Consie Jimmy Smith Smoky City Conn Mike Jacobs Hemplins Joe aUlbey Jacobs Bob Pastor Meta Bettine Hettina Heneon N.Y Louis Heilina Brown Bomber Charmman Jack Blackburn Joe Bettina Pastor Jimmy Bivins Cleveland Chase Forger Lanuis Leuis Porter Detroit

Louis and USO praised by fighter in wartime drive

Louis notes USO work in camps and clubs for soldiers between training, rest, and recreation. He urges greater support for the 1942 war fund and calls USO a trusted ally. Akron bowling results feature Ankeny, McManus, Catton, Wilcox, Mackin, Baron, Tarey with scores and handicaps.

Joe Louis United Service Organizations Army Navy Louw USO Yeenie Ankeny Ohio State Akron Ankeny Jie McManus George Catton Ted Jocala FA Wilcox Bill Mackin Harold Baron Jack Tarey Cottort Ines

No-Way Market Triumphs In Elks Bowling Title Playoff

No-Way Market defeated West Side Lumber 4 pins in a dramatic playoff at Wykrent's to claim the Elks League second half title after rallying from a 20-pin deficit. Marcet’s squad toppled Elyria Pure Milk in the first half, while West Side Lumber sought to defend its two straight championships. Dinner bet on the line. Chuck Pets tis to cover the stake as Simeone confirmed.

West Side Lumber Falk Marcet Elks Satons Lumberg Wykrent's Simeone Merzic

Indians Face Deadline as One Player Exits Likely

Cleveland Indians must trim to 25. Manager Lou Bou dresu weighs which pitcher to release amid speculations naming Krakanakas and others. Ted Gerhart, long associated with the sprint desk, to enter Army Friday. The Tribe’s schedule view shows the New York series opener postponed.

Cleveland Indians Lou Boudresu Naser Jon Krakanakas Tethaps Steve Tiremek Red Emtrer Krakanakas Paeve Ted Gerhart Sprints Army Gerhart Ton Burr Striea

Six Teams To Bowl Tonight In Local Bomber Tourney

Six teams scheduled to bowl tonight at Elyria Bowling Center for the Member for MacArthur handicap tournament. Early shifts at 7 and 9 feature Wykrent and Blue Sky Inn League entrants with a duckpin league signups urged. Latest scores show Western Shippers 2962 and Club Tristam 28. local softball and Lorain men also in action.

MacArthur Elytia Veenter Waa Adolph Wachsberger Elyria Tourncmrent Maasger Sildey Oberlin Dairy Service Wykrent Wykrent Grandpas Olsen J Manulathiring Bendix-Wealinghone Shippers O'ctther Atray Potato Chips Jakes Bowling Cents Ate Ag Follacs Western Shippers Tristam

Carlson and Sayles Re-Elected by All-City Bowling League

Carlson and Sayles were re elected to secretary treasurer positions at the All-City Bowling League annual meeting held at Wykrent's recreation. Walter Sweter Carbon was elected president and Smythe Sayles secretary treasurer. Georg Kamper became vice president, surpassing Urban Niller as team captain. The meeting also retained the team average and distributed prizes while refreshments were provided by Andrew Wyketal.

Walter 1Sweter Carbon Smythe] Sayles Wykrent Georg Kamper Urban Niller Vet’y Sajtes Andrew Wyketal

E. B. C. Nine Drill At Elsha Bowling Center Practice

E. B. C. Nine will host a Thursday practice at 6 20 at the Allen diamond under Manager Willard Stoney. Invited are players and others wishing to try out in India. A practice game is planned for next Tuesday evening as part of season preparations.

Elsha Allen Diamond Willard Stoney India

Elyria Golfers Defeat Sandusky in Dual Meet at Elyria

Elyria golfers won a dual match at the Elyria Country Title course led by Bill Hutt who shot 78 to remain undefeated this season. Steve Trabot and George Proharke also posted solid scores as Elyria prepared for a Thursday Erie meet against Shaker Heights and the Erie champion.

Hiyra Ulgh Greniwond Banduky Nakamen Elyria Bill Flutt Hutt Alae Steve Trabot Tralent George Proharke Stull Pioneers Erie Shaker Haights Elyria Country Club Mart Lorsin Eaiteke Sanitishy Wim Fates Lows Murateit Len Cart Frentic

Elyria Country Club Opens With Hit Or Miss Tournament

Elyria Country Club plans a Saturday opening event dubbed Hit Or Miss to mark the summer start. Paul Savage and Bob Oldfield head a 24 group five-man team tournament with captains assigning clubs and a rotating format, the losing side funding the winner’s dinner.

Elyse Country Club Paul Savage Bob Oldfield Tndas Savage-Oldfield Grasp Clark Black Yankees Harry Revenolds Capt Kart Plocher C. Price H. W. Pond Wills Reichlard Cass Robinson FE Sable TP Wirth B. Sauer Rea Seluy Charney Snobie A. J. Robinson Don Savage F. Sanford R. Shunk Ward Young Art van Epp Quincey Winter Shepherd Ft. A. Stack F. Hall J. Henry V. Howe AL Hewitt J. B. Johnson F. A. Lawrence William Kerr Dave ‘Thomas D. Nether Rut C. Lewh George Livingston Bill Soulman H. Mighell Date Miller JH. Moon Stubb Nichols F. Esmaen L Deet King Fauoyer Paul Genteel Earle Foster Wo. Hull C.K. Frederick Vernard Gollmar F. Reiter C. A. Obl J. Ravin Neely Powers C. Helmer Warren Shafer Dell Savage M. Smith Frank Slough T. Sourbecks C. Struthers Bill Springer Bob. Thompson D. Robinson Dick Timms Ler Winkelsohn Cent Bill Timms Vite Ail Waite A. Wagner Dale White Jim Hewitt LA Halloran F. Hushe G. A. Hoke H. Humphrey Isforris Knapp Dack EB. W. Doheaten Kimbrough Stan Little Grup Fred Johnes CA. Meredith Tk. Mobe R Miller A. Meranty Tre Nellis Ralph Murdacth E. Newhouse T. Murphy Ren Franklin C. A. Glee AL Fritzsche W. Gollmat Bleck Tt Horan C. Hallock J. T. Faxcett Bert Garver J. Mannaford A. Tie H. J. Ke B. E Saunders William Sehmisteen Alen Smythe C.B. Smythe Thoren R. Zeidman

Dodgers Lose But Hold Lead As Giants Beat Pirates

In a busy day of National League action Giants beat Pittsburgh to keep within two games of the Dodgers who lost ground elsewhere. Thompson’s one hitter powered Cincinnati past the Dodgers while New York’s win preserved the lead as Philadelphia and Chicago also posted victories. The Yankees won in the American League as Ernie Bonham started a westward trip with New York seeking to extend a seven game streak.

Obgar Fraley United Press EW York Brooklyn Dozers New York Giants Burma Flatbush Gene Glamar Thompson Cincinnati Reds Giants Pittshureh Thompson Kobu Newaom Washington Detroit Dievenfeld Hender Newon Cincinnati Lew Higgs Thompson Cave Junior Jay Lamanne Chef Melton Lold Pittsburgh Rons Philadelphia Phils Frank Hoerst Hoerst Bastin Cubs Braves Bill Nicholson Clyde McCullough Ernie Lombardi Boston Jim Tobin Ictory Browne Johnny Wallacsa Hemmer Philadelphia Ath Telles St. Louis Wallaega Phil Blarchildon Althouch Browns Bene Fred Calisiur Bob Harris New York Cleveland Hester-Chiccen Deiie Pest Yankers Ernie Bonham Yanks Savill Dean Lew Boudtraws Yenterday

Unclear standings and player mentions from historic baseball notes

Fragmented reader text shows standings and player names from early baseball coverage. Mentions include Cincinnati right-hander, Browkins, and other scattered names like Milesatee, Thompon, Williams, Robishaw, Scholz, and Ut Ve. The passage mixes team acronyms, dates, and odd spellings, with no coherent event or outcome.

Neaders In Major Loops Welding Story

Fragmentary OCR notes mention welding metal and returns to a store. Names and places are garbled, but reference to a major loop and welding work suggests a local trades or shop incident. No clear persons, dates, or organizations are readable to anchor a precise summary.

Elyria High Nine To Play Lakewood There On Thursday

Elyria High prepares for an away game against Lakewood Thursday after a rainout with Ashland. Coach Bauer sticks with the same lineup planned for Ashland, featuring Elemes on the mound and a batting order led by Marsh and Archer with Salata at third.

Elyria High Nine Lakewood Ashland Ely Stadium Ralph Bauer Bauer Bill Elemes Sian 4Stosh Stydalekt

Denison Defends Ohio Conference Title This Week

Denison University track and field will defend its Ohio Conference title at Oberlin College with 34 member schools. Defending champions Fitchard Rule from Oberlin and Dave Hildner compete in sprints and pole vault as prelims begin Friday and finals Saturday. The 80 yard relay debuts this year. The seventh annual conference golf tourney also at Oberlin Friday. Denison favored to win with Wooster and Oberlin strong. tennis tournament includes Kenyon as defending champ.

Oberlin Denison University Ohio Oberlin College Big Red Case Baldwins Bowling Green Qberia Champa Fitchard Rule Af Oserdeln Dave Hildner Denison Wooster Kenyon Oberling

Big Six Handicap Golf Tourney at Elyria Course

The Big Six Handicap Golf Tournament for athletic directors coaches and officials from Ohio Conference colleges will be held Friday at Elyria Country Club. It starts at 9 a m and ends by 1 p m with a $2 entry fee plus tax. Prizes include a trophy for the medalist runner up two place prizes and several special awards for birdies and putts.

Faciilix Ohio Elyria Country Club de. J. H. Nichols Oberlin College

All-Star Bowling League Title at Stake Thursday

Elyria Howling Center and I. T. S. Lett and Richt contend for the season title in a Thursday evening match at 7:70 at the Elyria venue. TS and FERADNE Center split halves. meeting held to elect members and distribute second half prize money.

Elyria Howling Center I. T.S. Lett Richt

Bowling Congress Ends Today Chicago Team Dominates

The 42nd American Bowling Congress Tournament ends today after 72 days, with nine records set. Champions are Vive Man Teams-Indweiser of Chicago scoring 3 491. team members Wil Hoan Hargadon Tranhenik Small and Theel receive 1500 in gold and diamonds. Edward Nowicki and George Haier Milwaukee post top totals, John Stanley Cleveland posts a 756 singles, and Stan Moskal Saginaw earns 300 plus event winnings. records for longest and largest tournaments are noted alongside top individual and team performances.

Olumius ABC Vive Man Indweiser Andorph Chicago Arte Joe Wil Hoan Bill Hargadon Joe Tranhenik Doh Small George ‘Theel Edward Nowicki George Haier Milwaukee Wis John Stanley Cleveland Stanley Moskal Saginaw Mich Joe Heinrich Waldorf Red Rail Beer William Fatt, Sr Gene Sweisler Indianapolis Tangy Meadership St. Paul Muskcal Moskat Taye Man Reawelser Chiearh Rudueler Looe Sebille Milwiuker Waidort Creverend Tau Mv Maim Boaa Rock Wiand Ai Cassio Toang Si Yeo Rison Bees Lademea Pest Waske Fee Ratelle Chris Rennrad Wallisie Cricen Malér Giev Mile Mustal Saginaw

Oberlin Yeomen Rout Ohio Wesleyan in Track Dual

Oberlin College Yeomen defeated Ohio Wesleyan 73 in a dual track meet, winning 10 of 13 events. Oberlin standouts Jack Orebaugh and Dave Hildner led the scoring with strong showings in sprints and hurdles.

Oberlin. O Oberlin College Yeomen Ghia Wesleyan Jack Orebaugh Dave Hildner Oberlin Tims Roel Ia

LaGrange to Play Willard Sunday on the Diamond

La Grange Nichols Funeral Home unit aims for a second straight win as it meets the Veterans of Foreign Wars team from Willard Sunday at 3:30 p.m. on the Willard diamond. Pitcher Herb Moody, who pitched a 1-2 win over Ridgeville Merchants, will start for Nichols with Al Carmen catching. Willard counters with Dutch Buss on the mound and Jane Boyle listed to catch.

Blues Win Increase Lead In AA Race

The Kansas City Blues extended their lead in the American Association with an 11 to 7 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Indianapolis rose to third by defeating Louisville 3 to 1, while Toledo Columbus and Minneapolis St Paul games were postponed.

Kansas City Blues Milwaukee Brewers Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Toledo Columbus Minneapolis St. Paul Columbur Soulpride Milwaukee Kant City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Russ Davies Prawtler A. F. of Potiball American Shipbuilding Lorain McKinley Diamond Carlson Sayles Mexico Sandusky Billy Conn Attry Camp Conin James T. Smith Billy Dunn Smith Dodgers Pirates Amenicas Leadues Catelen Starr Faxon A. Willams M. Whitman A W, Robishaw H. Scholz Torantid Steactets Milesatee An Tre Onan Keyhraes Arenit Antony Eenny Neaders Elyria Course Congress Oberlin Tracksters Ohio Wesleyan LaGrange Willard Bittner Aldacville Tonis Asd Ridgeville
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