Softball and Baseball Plans in Elyria for 1912 Season
Russ Davies reports on the Elyria boards conflict over funding and organizing baseball and softball for 1912. The Baseball Commission seeks promotion funds while softball efforts aim to cover costs via team entries. Deadline June 4 for league organization. debates on field access and admission charges persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curstain
Blyrin
Carl W. Wakener
Elyria Baseball Commission
Focal Commbaien
Ute Ely
Heerestiian
Baseball Commission
Warner
Wagner
Howsover
Waener
Elyria
Elytta
Weekly Ways Dog Column Reveals Whelping Chaos at Home
The piece recounts Doty Wilmot, kennel club president and dog lover, detailing his misadventures with Annie the Wippet and the birth of five puppies at home. He tracks temperatures through the night, alert for veterinary signs, and notes the Saturday morning surprise ahead of schedule. The narrative pauses to connect with Elytia High Track and local sports figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoclif
Wilmot
Hich Ap
Lorain County
Winmot
Foxden Simith
Annie
Wilmat
George Smiths
Birmingham
Smiths
Smith
Mary Louise Barres
Wilma
Schidule
Wilnov
Ternes Owned Bird Wins 75 Mile Race
A Ternes owned bird won a 75 mile race securing top place with the Bird set to lead others at Paste Club. The event details include how far the bird traveled and the notable trainers and observers mentioned in the fragmented report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternes
Bird
Picrens
Dex Trrucs
Ike Tomile
Six Teams Seen For Class A Loop
Six teams are advancing in the Class A loop with Teague noting steady progress. Tre Assa says the pace is moving along at a steady rate, and three more entrants are expected before the end of the cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Assa
Ian Chas
Fate of hockey league decision eyed in Toronto report
Toronto dispatch reports that National Hockey League leaders will announce a plan likely to shape the league’s schedule for the season. The exact nature of the announcement remained uncertain as of press time, with speculation centering on potential changes to the lineup and duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Mar Wah
Grettors
National Hocker League
Beekee
Petit Deem
Oppen Tien
Manaser Tiek
Lightie Champ Favored in Garden Title Fight
New York May 12 Lightie Angett favored to defend his lightweight crown against Allie Stolz at Madison Square Garden in a bout costing promoters over $50,000 gate, with Angett also tentatively lined to face Ray Robinson in a later welterweight test, aiming for Freddie Cychattie's title. Stolz, brown haired Newark challenger, brings youth speed and punch as a tough customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Satnmay Angett
Mig
Ernenight
Allie Stole
Morrisor Stuare’ Garden
Angett
the Winds
Walloper
Woohington
Newark
Ndvm
Sammy Diver Uy
Stole
Lew Jenkins
Robinson
Angat
Ray Robinson
the Garden
Jane Moor
Freddie Cych
Tatie
Bonnet
Amgatt
Allie
Bobby Ruffin
Mike Jacobe
Befaue
March
Joe Tauns
Abe Sinion
Mixed Doubles Bowling Tourney Open Here Monday
Local mixed doubles tournament begins Monday evening at the center with teams slated to compete for honors. Readily listed entrants include Rawlins pairings such as N Luescher A Valerius and J Rennninger B Lusi, plus many more teams and partners across the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Ated
N. Luescher
A. Valerius
J. Renninger
B. Lusi
B. Grude
Henke
M. Brocaza
G. Henke
G Knippper
M. Barnes
G. Bohn
C. Goetz
M. Reingids
M. McManus
N. Loescitz
H. Henke
J. Belden
E. Reynolds
S. Jarzemba
J. Ellis
Blaser
R. Ssinks
AL Wachelfreer
B. Valerius
J. Danehue
M. Henke
W. Forster-V
Polchey
A. Foss E. Bakr
A. Stith
H. Taster
Nth
D. Fackier
Cozhlan
B. Fackier
Votlner
T. Ballot
Kohler
Brugmen
H. Taylor
Diederich To Again Head Ridgeville Softball Committee
Ridgeville town meeting at North Ridgeville Town Hall elected Diederich to lead the softball committee again. Patlow was named secretary and Clarence treasurer. other members include Weisheit Rotheery Urban Buescher Peter Blaser Wiley and Wersheat. Committee to decide sponsorship for a charity game. five teams entered including two from Ridgeville and Elyria. Opening of Licht ied Geld at Ridgeville set for Sunday night June 7. Legions drill and practice at Ely Stadium diamond planned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Diederch
Otr Patlowtin
Clarence
Charles Weisheit
Rotheery
Urban Buescher
Peter Blaser
Wiley and
Wersheat
Ory
Elyria
Flidgeville
Bendix-Westins House
Ptaudler
Remeo Ridgevillete
Oberlin Hosts Big Six Conference Sports Meet
Oberlin College opens the Big Six Conference events with about 22 Ohio Conference schools competing in golf tennis and track. Toledo defends golf title while Denison Kent Mt. Union Oberlin Wooster Findlay also compete. The tennis and track events follow with multiple schools entered and title races tight across sprints relays and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Ohio
Oberlin Colle
Oberlin
Elyria
Kent
Kenyon
Mt. Crien
Muskingum
Ghio
Northern
Durrbein
Toledo
Witel Henbere
Woeestee
Ldner
Hiltner
Sobetha Ce
Bob Eshelman
Hildner
DiSantus
Yaples
Dowling Green
Maxworthy
Wooster
Wood
Richard Hale
Otterbein
Klein and Lowrie
Eicher
Jones
Cate
Crawford
Albert and
Stroemple
Baldwin-Wallace
Orebsueh
Rule
Kern
Case
Morrison
Ohio Northern
Fails
Bowling Green
DeGroff
Denison
Frown
Stephens
Mt. Union
Cordova
Wonster
Mt Union
Seheols
Ohio College Association
Jack Witer
Ohio State University
Gente Daniel
Lorain
Eleven Teams Enter District Class B Meet
Eleven teams compete in the Northeastern Obie District Class B Track and Field meet at Clearyie with contenders from Clearview Strongsville Avon Lake Oberlin and others. Notable entrants include Nil Schaendeman of Avon Take and Vic Fer final Beethe Fist, as officials outline hurdles and field events leading to state finals at Columbus.
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Lerain Conmry
Medina Amt Ashtamd Crantien
Lave
Clearyie
Poole
Larain County
Clearston
Ambert
Aver
Muar Lake
Oberlin
Hrochlelta
Covahesa
Strengeville
Bay Village
Nil Schaendeman
Avon Take
Nurdira
Terent Lerain
Minha Af Stroneeville
Stuart
Cohimint
Ohio State
Elyria Lakewood Baseball Game Canceled by Rain
Rain forced the cancellation of the Elyria High versus Lakewood High baseball game at the Lakewood diamond. Elyria’s remaining schedule lists a May Friday tilt at Ashland, with five Elyria High athletes set for the Ny EB District Class A track meet and the golf team entered in the district tournament.
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Elyria
Lakewood
Blyria Hici
Clif Livelsherett Crimson
James Fort Rhodes Field
Blyria
EM Hath
George Mrohaska
Steve Traloft
Jack Stanford
Rubbermen Beat Center to Retain All-Star Title
The Rubbermen defeated Elyria Bowling Center in two straight games to clinch the 1941-42 Bowling Center All-Star League championship, ending the season with impressive team play and individual high score by Jack Renninger who totaled 403 pins. The match closed the season with I.T.S. taking the first half and Bowling Center the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S
Jack Renninger
Keeler
Renninger
Midget Baseball League Announced by Elyria Officials
Ralph Bauer of Elyria High School and Summer playsround head outlined a city wide Midget Baseball League. He said all boys under 16 as of January 1 are eligible and encouraged participation this Summer, with the league handling all signups and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bauer
Elyria High
Mindet
Hier
Baer
Reds Pitching Falters as Giants Roll to Easy Win
May 14 report from EW York notes a Reds collapse as the Giants pound hits and score early, with Mel Ott and Babe Young driving a decisive late onslaught. Dodgers extend lead by beating Pirates, while Cubs, St. Louis, and Chicago all post wins in a high-scoring midweek slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Votted Bros
York
Talaga Ates
Itis
Feds
Bnely Walters
Roy Starr
Kler
Johnnny Vander Meer
Gere Thanyan
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Reds
Bill McKeehnie
Curt Davis
Giants
Cincinnati
Mel Ott
Babe Young
Ott
Putteburgh Pirates
French Annexes
Larry French
Pallattes
Bal Lee
Big Ten Considers Financing War Chest Support
Evanston reports the Big Ten weighing a plan to back athletic programs with league funds from gate receipts to aid war efforts. Conference officials see about 700000 dollars in play for Army relief and service teams while track stars compete at the outdoor carnival led by Ohio State strong in the title chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Big Ten Athleuty
Ohio State
Riley Castleman
Larry Snyder
Hiay
Bob Wright
Ralph Hammond
Minois
Indiana
Alichi
Wellington Nine Falls to Lodi in District Play
Wellington High Duke s were eliminated from the Northeastern Ohio District Class baseball tournament after a 5 1 loss to Lodi. Don Brenner started for Wellington lasting five innings allowing four unearned runs before Hyde finished the sixth and seventh. Lodi connected for nine fielding errors by Wellington aided by strong pitching from Hyde and Clark while Brenner took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Wellington High
Dukes Fast Tn Lod
Hive
Loeraiy County
Etter
Don Brenner
Previngt Brenner
Perrysyilie
Chikes
Hyde
Brenner Westerday
Brenner
Enfort Hyde
Prote
City Pin Tourney Winners Announced
Results of the Handicap Bowling Tournament held at Knights of Columbus alleys were announced by Secretary Jack Rennin fer. Winners included the Horick Insurance two team Tam, Cairns and Brown in doubles, and A Obringer in singles, with a list of other prize finishers across divisions and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floria City Bowling Association
Knights
Columbus
Jack Renninfer
Horick Insurance
Cairns
Brown
A. Obringer
Rorick Insulaner
Rothesevy Motors
Western Automatic Accountants
Coca-Cola
Electr Alloys
Txosman
Cairns+ Brown
J. Hewinaned
Pals Lock
Hy Fackter
W. Fock’ Fer
Referton-Aldrich
TR. Knipeper-F. Virsa
U. Ohrinecer
C. Zenich
B. Volk
McClymonde
Traxler
Schriner
Iltney
Obin
Emer
Bucks
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Russ Davies
Allan Humviney
Elytia High
Allan Humphrey
Echoal
Hamphre
Hareld
Dangedield
Yack
Wilbur L. Vande
Elstia Hich
Dave
Jim Lorain
Bib Sa
Elin Deidrick
Wintiig
Losina
Itam
Lad
John” Hages
Wernee Digenn
Bob Orn
Walter Tai
Eldotread
Diederich
Legions
Gibr
Ely Stadium
Her Tepett
Flay Treanpeen
Pitt
Frankis
Additennay Sport On Pace Lp
Imarante
Price Pelley Haldere
Nureau
Calombas
By Paul Scheffels
Mel Ow
York Giants
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Big Ten
War Chest
Florsheim
Warnnc
Wellington
Florsheims
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