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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1940

Page

2

May 22 1939 to Today Baseball Shakeup in Yankees Standings

A retrospective notes how much has changed since May 22 1939 with world events and a major shift in baseball. It recalls the Yankees dropping from dominance to a last place position while the Indians rise to challenge for the American League pennant.

Europe Germany Czechoslovakia Russia Poland Adolph Hitler Scandinavian Countries Low Countries Holland Belgium Luxembourg British Isles Italy Tom Pendergast Kansas City Federal Queen Elizabeth England Toronto New York Yankees Yanks Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Yankees Redskins Red Sox Jack Doyle Indians

Bowling Banquets Highlight League Social Scene

A St John Lutheran bowling league banquet week features Ellis Van der Pyl of Cleveland as keynote speaker. The write up recalls past banquets with Sheriff Finegan missing a Little Brown Jug event and various hosts delivering chicken dinners and lively after dinner talks, including Cy Keyes and Mayor Petro.

ST. John's Lutheran Finegan Law Carleton R Cleveland Finnegan Smitty Edwin C Cy) Keyes American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation League Joseph Q. Petro Art Hird Petroiman Corrie Burrer Brown Jug Tom Ball the Elks

Pirates Struggle as Frisch Faces Tough Season

Pittsburgh manager Frankie Frisch battles a cellar dwelling Pirates team with low run support and disorderly play. He was fined 75 dollars by president Ford Frick for misconduct during the Monday game against Philadelphia. Also notes a hill climb event by the Two-Tired Motorcycle Club near Route 113 and possible changes in the Rialic Theatre wrestling partnership involving Ernie Braden and Max Horwitz.

Route 113 Birmingham Ernie Braden Max Horwitz Rialic Theatre Horwitz Braden

Midget Auto Racing Opens at Chippewa Park

Motor Racing Corporation announces two big midget auto racing programs at Chippewa Lake Speedway five miles south of Medina. On Sunday May 26 nine races will be run and the cars will return on Decoration Day May 30 for reopening events after heavy showers postponed opening. Racing will be Sundays and holidays with time trials at 1 PM and main program at 2 30 PM.

Chippewa Lake Speedway Motor Racing Corporation Chippewake Park Medina Chippewa Speedway

Amherst area softball league meeting scheduled for tomorrow

A meeting to form a softball league for Amherst area teams including Amherst Eagles Edwards Foods and George Innes will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the home of Charles Gorm lex in Amherst. Managers are urged to attend.

Amherst Brownhelm Clearview South Amherst Charles Gormlex Amherst Eagles Edwards Foods George Innes

Practice at McKinley Opens Softball Sessions

The Methodist Baraca Class team will practice tomorrow at 6 on the McKinney diamond. All players are asked to report for the session.

Methodist Baraca McKinner Diamond

Ohio State Golfer Billy Gilbert Captures Big Ten Title

Billy Gilbert of Ohio State won the Big Ten golf championship by one stroke. Illinois claimed the team title for the fifth time in 13 years, with Michigan runner-up nine points behind. Gilbert nearly lost his eight-stroke lead on the final holes as Captain Bob Palmer of Michigan capitalized on late errors, but Palmer bogeyed the 72nd hole and Gilbert held on for the title.

Columbus Billy Gilbert Ohio State Illinois Michigan Gilbert Bob Palmer Palmer

Ohio Swimmers Honored by National Coaches Group

Four Ohio high school swimmers were named among U S schoolboys honored for aquatic ability by the Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association. Fred Shisby and Guist of Canton McKinley and Hedges of Sandusky received backstroke citations, Bennie Hayes of Fremont earned a breaststroke honor. Alfred E Neu schaefer announced the awards. Indians are again to be employed on South African railways.

Trenton N. J Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association Ohio U. S Fred Shisby Guist Canton McKinley Hedges Sandusky Bennie Hayes Fremont Alfred E. Neuschaefer Association

Yanks Pound Indians 10-2 as Russo Dominates

New York Yankees with Marius Russo overpower Cleveland Indians 10 to 2. DiMaggio, Selkirk, and Gordon drive the offense while Milnar struggles early and Harder was slated for a later start. The Red Sox loom as Cleveland faces a tough loss and a bad omen in this May showdown.

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Cleaners Rally Past Bittners 17-5 in Hamilton Diamond

Standard Cleaners defeated Bittners 17 to 5 as Alex Mike led a 4-for-5 with two home runs display in the win. The Cleaners took the lead early and exploded for eight runs in the 11th, with strong hitting from Innes LeMarse and others to seal the victory at Hamilton Diamond.

Bittner Funeral Hamilton Alex Mike Ale Innes le Marse Marie Dodsley Rit Saven St Marse Henk Sf Koehn S&s AW Meonske Monroe Rose BSS Rittners AB R.H. O. A. E. Gerhardinger A. Urig Bell Foorig, Sb Graber, Co Boreski Fritz Ff Gaines Ross Monske Todlex Innes Coven Vurig Kochn Mike Morse Boreshi T. Menske WY Boreshi

Tough 500-Mile Driver Chitwood from Topeka Drives Ahead

One of the toughest new outlaw drivers emerges from obscurity with Cherokee Indian blood and five-year racing experience. Joe Chitwood of Topeka, coached by pit manager Bill White, has set a string of records and is among the top entrants in the Indianapolis 500 sketch series. Aaron DePalma analyzes contenders for the May 30 race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Indianapolis Ind En- Granspolis Corecfal Joe Chitwood Topeka Kansas AAA Siamina Chitwood Droxe Bill White Chet” Gianspolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Aaron DePalma America

Derringer Tops Giants as Reds Stay Close to Dodgers

New York report says pitcher Paul Derringer beat the New Giants after a mix of strong and weak outings for Cincinnati this season. Manager Bill McKechnie saw three Reds wins and three losses before a postponed game in Boston due to cold weather.

New York Paul Derringer Cincinnati Reds New Giants Redlegs Bees Boston McKechnie Quinn Bees Bill Quinn Reds Chicago

Yarsa Named President of Elyria Horseshoe Club

Frank V Yarsa was ejected president at a reorganization meeting held last evening at the Elyria Recreation bowling alleys. Loren Palmer was chosen secretary treasurer. Season opening is delayed but officials expect to ready the Fairgrounds courts in a few days and invite public inspection.

Frank Vyarsa Elyria Elyria Recreation Loren Palmer Fairgrounds Publc

Rone Radio Service tops Eisra Merchants in opener

The Rone Radio Service team won its season debut with a 12 to 10 victory over the Eisra Merchants at Roosevelt 3 Wharf. Radios pitcher J Bedoes opposed Eisra’s Merchants ace in a tight game.

Rone Radio Service Eisra Merchants Roosevelt Wharley J. Bedoes Merchants

Play At Jefferson Tonight On No 1 Diamond

Rene Radio Service and Elyria Foundry teams meet at Jefferson No 1 diamond tonight. Players of both teams are asked to take notice of the schedule.

Rene Radio Service Elyria Foundry Jefferson No

Nelson Opens Ohio Open Lead In Final 36 Holes

U S Open champion Nelson stretched his advantage to three strokes after 36 holes of the Ohio Open in Toledo. Morning 71 and afternoon 69 gave him a total of 220 as Billy Burke and Tony Penna trailed at 143. Phil Perkins led the morning with 67 before a 77 in the afternoon. Reggie Mirles and others sat midfield as defending champion Burke sought to close the gap.

Toledo Ron Nelson U. S Billy Burke Cleveland Tony Penna Dar 2Nge Ion Tony Jor Youngstown Phil Perkins Reggie Mirles Marshal Carlson Joe Lucius Tiffin Len Lechmutte Findley Jim Lewis

Jewelers Edge A F L Team in 6 3 Victory

Wie Silver's Jewelers defeated A F of L No 19343 6 3 in a Diamond League tilt. Jalowiec Mak Kashi powered the Jewelers while Basinski and Fimon starred for A F of L. Strong hitting from Jalowiec and two extra base hits highlighted the win.

Wie Silver Jewelers A. F M. Jalowiec B. Mak Kashi Basinski Fimon A. F. of dJaiowiec

Amherst Eagles Seek Games With Class A or B Teams

Amherst Ohio based Amherst News Times reports the Amherst Eagles softball team seeks games with Class A or B teams in North Ohio. Managers should contact Hugh McGarvey.

Amherst Eagles Ohio Hugh ‘“McGarvey Amherst News Times Amherst

Elyria Falls to Marshall in Season Finale Meet

Elyria High’s track team closed the 1940 season with a 77 to 4 defeat at Ely Stadium against John Marshall. Marshall dominated with firsts in 10 events, led by Johnny Howard and Clayton MacBeth in high and broad jumps, Chuck Carnes in the Boward dash, and strong relay performances despite Elyria’s lone first in the 880-yard relay.

Elyria Hgh Tracksters John Marshall Ely Stadium The Crimson Marshallites Johnny Howard Clayton MacBeth Marshall Henops MacBeth Howerd Thal Check Carter Chuck Carnes Elviia Elyria Cook Scott Martin Vanek Giessner Max Beth Smeer Navan Gessner Park Marshall Tee Breen Urtanek Mal Won Howard Traverie Beth Carter

Old Timers Soft Ball League Sets Meeting Tonight

Walter Sheldon reports Elyria Recreation board plans a 7:30 PM meeting of the Old Timers softball league at the A C A to set a definite age limit for players.

Old Timers Softball League Walter Sheldon Elyria Recreation Board

Massillon Termites Seek Night Games With Class A Clubs

The Star Termites of Massillon seek home and away night games against northern Ohio Class A teams. Formerly the Bordner Grocers, they posted a 48 win 12 loss record, won Massillon City Class A title, and were district runners-up. Managers are asked to contact Fred Spillman at 832 Rotch Avenue, Massillon.

Termites Massillon Ohio Bordner Grocers Sertie Fred Spillman Rotch Avenue Messillon

Foxx Continues Terrific Clouting For Red Sox Lead

James Foxx, veteran slugger from Sadlersville Massachusetts, homered with bases loaded for the second straight day as the Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 11-6. The win kept Boston atop the circuit standings while Foxx drove in his 35th RBI in 26 games and surged toward major league records.

Foxx Boston Red Sox United Press EW York Joe Croum Red Sox Lievear James Emery Foxx Sadlersville Sui Ted Williams Tigers Jimmy Foxx

Lutheran Bowling Banquet Tonight at St John’s School

The St John’s Lutheran Bowling League banquet proceeds tonight at the St John’s Lutheran School on Third Street. Speaker Ellis Van der Pyl from WGAR will address attendees. dinner is planned for 7 o’clock. Carl Schreiber leads the banquet committee with Martin Huebner Frank Grugel and Robert Block on the bowling committee. War timber shortages threaten civilian house building in England.

St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League St John’sutheran School Third Street Ellis van der Pyl Cleveland WGAR Carl Schreiber Martin Huebner Frank Grugel Robert Block

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