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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1936

Page

4

White Sox aim to extend six game win streak against Yankees

The Chicago White Sox seek a seventh straight win as they face the New York Yankees in the last of a two game series. The Sox built a six game run by defeating Washington St Louis and New York with timely hitting and four errors by the Yankees. Other results: A's over Tigers 6 1 Indians beat Red Sox 7 2, Senators top Browns 10 5, Bees over Cardinals 7 5, Giants keep pace with 2 0 win over Reds, Phillies 16 hit attack tops Cubs 11 6, Pirates beat Dodgers 6 2.

Leslie Avery United Press EW York Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Sibe St. Louis Cardinals Boston Bees White Sox Washington Senators St. Louis Browns Yankees New York Sox Boston Red Sox Athletics New York Giants Giant Cincinnati Reds Hal Schumacher Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates

GOLF PICKS AND LOCAL MATCH UPS IN 1936 DESIGNS

SPORT PICKUPS reviews Elyria Country Club plans for five rounds to rate handicap totals for 1936. It notes Dan Morris twofold feature with Buck Weaver and Danny Mc, plus Red Berry versus Jimmie Lo, and forecast mixed football prospects as coaches and players change roles. Nearby schedules include safety, prison director shifts, and golf tours with Notre Dame beating Ohio State 10 4 2.

Elyria Country Club Hialto Dan Morris Buck Weaver Danny Mcnd Red Berry Jimmie Lo Sing Joan Law Notree Direcor Physical Education Woodbourne State Prison Welton Cronin Sox Lneup Eric McNair King Joe Melo Almaid Dusty Cooke Safety Service Direc- D Faxon Sid

Schumacher Hurls Giants To 2-0 Win

NEW YORK May 16 Hal Schumacher star right hander of the New York Giants regained the wizardry he exerted over the Reds in past seasons and hurled Bill Terry's club to a 2 to 0 triumph. Schumacher, who came to the Giants from St. Lawrence College in 1932, has been the tough option for Reds to face. Derringer started for Cincinnati. the Reds offense failed in the eighth as pinch hitters were batted away. Manager Larry MacPhail announced pitchers Si Johnson and Emmett Nelson released on option to Toronto International League. Reds at 28-man limit. Lee Stone and Clyde Castleman to oppose in game two.

New York Hal Schumacher New York Giants Wizards Reds Bill Terry Schumacher Giants St. Lawrence College Cincinnati Paul Derringer Kentuckian Derringer Lee Grissom Larry MacPhail Si Johnson Emmett Nelson Toronto Lee Stone Clyde Castleman

Swedish Davis Cup doubles team triumph in Ireland

In Dublin on May 16, Sweden's doubles pair Karl Schroeder and C Oesiberg defeated Ireland's George Littleton Rogers and T G McVeagh 3 6 to 6 2 3 7 7 5 in the second round European zone cup eliminations. The win puts Iceland unbeaten in the best of three series, with two singles remaining today. The Swedish victors advance to meet the winner of the Austria Halland match in the third round.

Dublin Ireland Sweden Karl Schroeder C. Oesiberg George Littleton-Rogers T G. McVeagh Resterdas Iceland Ories Austria Halland

Montanez Beats Del Genio In New York Bout

In New York May 16 Pedro Montanez the Puerto Rican light welter outpointed Tony Caprelleri’s stableman Leonard Del Genio over 10 rounds. A riot erupted as fans protested Montanez tactics with four arrests. Money changed hands as more than 3,000 booed. Montanez appeared to drop Del Genio with hard lefts to the stomach.

New York Pedro Montanez Tony Caprelleri Tony Leonard DelGenio Borses Montaser Mad Square Garden del Genio Tony Canzoreri Leonard del Genio Montanez Wilh Fransie Klick Inne

Tribe Defeats Red Sox in Tight Flag Race Push

Cleveland Indians cut New Yorks and Boston’s lead to two games after a 7-2 win over the Red Sox. Oral Hildebrand earned his third victory as Boston, led by Johnny Marcum, was stifled to six hits. Hal Trosky and Billy Sullivan pace the attack with three hits each as Cleveland climbs in the standings.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Boston Yankees Chicago Oral Bildebrand Red Sox Hildebrand Trosky- Sullivan Joe Vasa Hal Trosky Billy Sullivan Mel Harder Westerner Ore Knickerbocker Rf Hale Boxton Lgouke Cramer Masash Ieveland Bosien

Yesterday's Hero Dolph Camilli Drives Phillies Past Cubs

Dolph Camilli, Philadelphia Phillies first baseman, delivered a perfect day at the plate against the Chicago Cubs. He drove in four runs with a homer, a triple, and two singles, showcasing a remarkable offensive breakout.

Dolph Camilli Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs

Double Feature Set For Rialto Mat Program

Promoter Dan Morris brings a two match card to Rialto Theatre next Wednesday. Main event features Danny McDonald of Toronto vs Buck Weaver of Terre Haute in a best two-of-three rubber match. Kansas Buckaroo Wild Red Berry faces Jimmie Lagos of Windsor in the other bout. Two amateurs open the card at 8:30.

Ernie Braden Rialto Theatre Dan Morris Danny McDonald Toronto Ontario Buck Weaver Terre Haute Indiana Wild Red Berry Kansas Kuckoo Jimmie Lagos Windsor McDonald Weaver Morris Bialre Cleveland Public Hall Rialto Berth McDonald Grappier Lesos Ber Berry Martonia Angelo Kansas Buckoo Speedy Schaeffer Sly McLain

Bold Venture Seeks Preakness Glory At Pimlico

Bold Venture, the Derby champion, faces 11 or 12 rivals in the 46th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Race day odds set near 8 to 5, with a purse around 325 905. Trainer Maxie Hirsch relies on Georgie Weoult while jockey Hanford serves a suspension for rough riding.

Bold Venture George Kirkley United Press An & To Brookmeade High Quest Cavalcrade Fonriesa Jean Bart Granville Teufel Wheatley Stable-Belair Stud Snark Transporter Aneroid King Warrior Giant Killer Maxie Hirsch Joseph Widener Georgie Weoult Aznear Little Iran Babe Hanford Bay Hanford

Indus Wilds rally seals 13 9 win over DeMolays

In a 2 P practice game at Jefferson Diamond No 2 Y-Indus surged for nine runs in the sixth inning to take a 13 to 9 victory. Battery work by All Struck C Mason Shrock and Schact fueled the rally while Salisbury and Reese led the losing effort for the DeMolays.

Y-Indus Jefferson Diamond No. 2 Mason Shrock Schactfer Salisbury Reese

Portman Grocers to Face CCC Workers at Ely Stadium

The Portman Grocers Class B team will play CCC workers tomorrow at Ely Stadium at 2 o'clock. All players are instructed to take notice of the game time and location.

Portman Grocers CCC Ely Stadium

Harman Field Official Opening Moved To Tuesday

Harman Field opening moved from Monday to Tuesday by the Elrria Sports Association. Two softball games headline the night with the Refngery Mators of Graftan facing Elrria Sacred Heart rth in the early game and the Pennzoils and B Funeral Home meeting in the main contest.

Harman Field Elrria Sports Association Graftan Elrria Sacred Heart Rth Pennzoils B Funeral Home

Noted Jockey Dies In Leap From Window

New York reports jockey Laverne Fator died in Jamaica Hospital from injuries after leaping from a second story window while awaiting an appendectomy. The famed rider, who earned nearly 2.5 million for his employers, had been delirious since admission for septic appendicitis. He fell 36 feet, sustaining a fractured skull and a broken right leg. Fator, once among racing’s top names, rose from Idaho youth to ride for Sam Hildreth and win majors, later training a stable though his career waned. He was 36, married, and father of three.

New York Mar Laverne Fator Earle Sande Jamaica Hospital Fator Ai Dow Fater Plains of Idaho Stuart Polk Sam Hildreth

Brovas Farm Walkup Faces San Antonio Team

Fragmentary report notes Brovas Farm Walkup vs San Antonio in Texas League action. Mentions May 16 and lineups, with sparse details about pitchers and a player named Jim Wait hander. Context unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a game involving St Louis and San Antonio teams.

Brovas San Antonio

Station Race Favorite at Belmont Park Contested Field

Two to one odds favored Station Race Favorite BELMONT PARK as top contenders were entered for the event. Included is C H Kinebelkamp s King Saxon, both carrying a topweight of 128 pounds amid a field of the country s best milers.

Belmont Park George D. Wiian Hei Ter C. H. Kinebelkamp King Saxon

Portman Grocers Midgets Triumph in No-Hit Win

HURIS pitched a perfect game against West Side Independents, facing no runners and allowing no hits as Portman Grocers Midgets won 6 to 0 for their second straight victory.

V. Archer Portman Grocers West Side Independents Portman’s

Independents to Battle Sandusky in Tri-County Opener

The 1936 Tri-County League season opens with Elyria Independents facing Sandusky Clover Leafs at Cascade Park. Cast includes Sam Beresnak on mound for Independents with Gib Diewald managing. Other games feature Empria Merchants vs North Olmsted Pennzoils and Sandusky Pennzoils vs Kelly's Islendar.

Sandusky Tri-County Cascade Park Elyria Independents Sandusky Clover Leafs Safety Service I. D. Faxon Don A. Baird Elyria Gib Diewald Emvria Merchants George Jaycox Pennzoils North Olmsted Independents Sam Beresnak Inyad- Leafs Diewald Tom Smith Femier Rehird Mel Reichert Barden Glen Willis Alex Bierek Ken Smith Smith Beresnak Red Maiden Johnny Yucka Elyria Bilier Funeral Home Nine Frank Murkowski Bruno Skolnicki Lorain Star

Helen Stephens Sets New 100 Meter Mark

Helen Stephens of Fulton Missouri unofficially broke her own world record for the 100 meters in Memphis Tennessee during the Southeastern AAU Olympic trials. Her time of 11.5 seconds surpassed her former 11.6 second record.

Helen Stephens Memphis Tenn Fulton Miss Stephens

German Netters Sweep Opening Davis Cup Singles

In Dusseldorf on March 16 Germany opened the second round European Davis Cup eliminations with a sweep of the singles. Heinrich Henkel defeated George Carlos 6-1, 6-1, 6-2 and Baron Gottfried von Cramm beat Emil Gabort 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.

Dusseldorf Germany Hungary Heinrich Henkel George Carlos Baron Gottfried Vor Cramm Emil Gabort

Standings National League Crab G We E et 5

National League standings show Crab G, We, E, and five teams in play. Key games impacted rankings as teams vie for top positions with wins and losses affecting the lead.

National League Crab

Cubs, Phillies Rally Shift Power in MLB Action

National League champions the Chicago Cubs suffer a six game skid. Philadelphia Phillies overwhelm them 11 to 0 as White Sox ride a six game win streak past the Yankees. Joe DiMaggio hits four for five as slumping Yankees fall to Chicago. Hart Averill's bat toss lands in the Indians president’s box. Montanez nears a lightweight title bout, while Canzoreri and Klick set up next moves. Giants near first in NL after 2–0 win over Reds as Cardinals stumble. Tri County League opens amid regional bids for the National Federation tourney in Cleveland with Elyria sending two clubs.

Yankees Joe DiMaggio Hart Averill Boston Indians Alva Bradley Cleveland Club. Co

Ohio State Baseball Team Beaten Again

Ohio State lost to the University of Chicago in Chicago after a 10 inning 7 to 3 game. The Bucks have dropped 14 of 17 this season, and Dean's Superservice earned a separate victory at Cascade Park.

Ohio State Chicago South Bend Ind Saday Notrs Dame University of Chicago Bucks Dean's Superservice Cascade Confectioners J. and Jr. Barbers Cascade Park Etek Tmc Barbers Harts Lauer

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