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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1940

Page

9

Local Theatre Invite Sparks Fish and Game Rift

IBEAS of the Lorain County Fish and Game Association will attend a Rivoli screening of The Biscuit Eater at regular prices as members sell tickets. Warnings emerge of leadership resignations, with W. K. Johnson and Floyd Irish planning to step down over internal clique tactics and workload.

Ibeas Lorain County Fish and Game Association Rivoli Pic Sociation Wall W. K. Johnson Fish and Game Assona Johmson Ormore Floyd Irish Wellington Johnson Irish Joe Sabo Louie Lapeos Billy Hull Ralph Shapero Elyria High Me Ohio State University Lake Erie

First Night Major League Game in St Louis Browns Visit

The first MLB game in St Louis will feature the Browns against Cleveland. Judge Landis attends at home plate by the new 150000 lighting plant. Attendees include William Harr of the American League and C C Slapnicka of the Indians. Also notes on Indianapolis Motor Speedway and North Olmsted softball upgrades.

St. Luis Browns Clevelands Kenesaw Mountain Landis William Har American League C. C. Slapnicka Indians Mauri Rose Columbus Indianapoliile Rose Rex Mays Wilbur Shaw Shaw North Olmsted Softball Association Boston Cleveland Detroit Ati Washington Philadelphia Chicago New York St. Louis Sti Louis

Gehrig wins gold laurel in 1939 sports award

Henry McLemore notes Lou Gehrig receives the gold laurel as the outstanding athlete of 1939. The piece lauds his courage during eight late season appearances with Mayo Clinic reporting his illness, his grace in retirement, and his refusal of endorsements to preserve baseball’s honor.

York Laurel Lou Gehrig Stair Gehrig Eders Louis Burk McCarthy Iden Iauivel Iron Horse E. Gehrig Mayo Clinic

Spencer Beats Wellington 9-4 on Wellington Fair Grounds Diamond

Spencer High defeated Wellington High 9-4 on the Wellington Fair grounds diamond. The game, postponed from May 9 due to wet grounds, evened the season series after Wellington had won the first meeting 6-1. Wellington next faces the Old-Timers on Decoration Day at the same field.

Leo Grimes Wellington High Spencer High Wellington Fairgrounds Spencers Wellington Fairgrounds

Indians defeat Sex in series opener 9 to 6

Cleveland wins 9 6 over Boston as Mel Harder allows 12 hits through five innings. Ken Keltner homer plus a double and single sparks the offense with Trosky Weatherly also homering. Bob Feller to start next game against Boston.

Boston Detroit New York Yankees Tom Yankey Sox Indians Bostons Mel Harder Harry Esenstat Joe Dobson Keltner Ken Keltner Cleveland Hal Trosky Roy Weatherly Bob Feller Jack Wilson Bagby Finns Foxx Doerr Tabor Peacock Chapman Trosky Weatherly Mack Hemsley Williams Helmner Boudreau Kelrner Hemsler Finner Keliner Harder Cronin Keliuner Troski C'evelard Ostermueller Bagley Hash Ersenstat Br Hash Hach Innnings Dobson Ambreys Remmel Fue Moriarty Hubberd Tinmre

Overlin Faces Garcia For World Middleweight Title

In New York May 23 Kent Overlin meets Ceferino Garcia for the middleweight championship. Garcia, the bolo puncher from the Philippines, is seen as the favorite by many bettors skeptical of Overlin’s modern training methods.

New York Kent Primrose Overlin Ceferino Garcia Philippines New York Boxing Commission Garcia Mr. Overlin Garcia An Ji

Rone Radio Service Edges Elyria Foundry 8-7

The Rone Radio Service defeated the Elyria Foundry 8 to 7 in a game played last night on the Jefferson diamond. Pitchers were Ted Rone for the Radios and Smith for the Foundry.

Rone Elyria Foundry Jefferson Diamond Ted Rone Smith Foundry

Oberlin Phrylis Wheasley Center seeks Class A teams

Oberlin softball center invites managers to arrange games with the team. Write to Bill Michell at 264 East Lorain St Oberlin Ohio for scheduling in the local area.

Oberlin Phrylis Wheasley Center Bke Io Bill Michell East Lorain St Oberlin Ohio

Standard Cleaners and Bone Radio to clash at Cascade Park

The Standard Cleaners and Bone Radio Service teams meet tonight at Cascade Park Diamond at 6 o'clock to play a scheduled game.

Cleaners and Bone Radio Service Cascade Park

Vic Silver Jewelers and Timms Spring Clash Tonight

Vic Silver Jewelers faces Timms Spring in a scheduled Ameri can Lece diamond game set for 6 o'clock tonight. The matchup outlines a key early season clash between local teams.

Vic Silver Jewelers Timms

Play At Roosevelt Tonight at Bittner Jacobs Meas

The Bittner Funeral Home and Jacobs Meas schedule a game at Roosevelt diamond tonight at 6 15. Community players prepare for a local matchup on the field and fans are urged to attend.

Bittner Funeral Home Jacobs Meas Roosevelt Diamond

Iron tips in wind quiver from Black brothers

Elyria Country Club pros Jack and Clark Black share the 15th lesson in a 24 part series on lowering scores. The piece explains adjusting irons to wind, noting Jimmy Demaret as a wind expert and advising a closed blade with a three quarter swing to keep the ball on target.

Jack Clark Black Elyria Country Club Sport Writers Jimmy Demaret

Ohio State League Standings and Results

Last night Mansfield defeated Tama 53 to 7. Findlay beat Train 19 to 5. Fremont topped Fastaerta 8 to 7. The standings reflect these scores in the Ohio State League as reported.

Ohio State League Resulix Mansfield Tama Findlay Fremont Fastaerta

American Radiator Golf League Opens At Cherry Ridge

The American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp Golf League opened at Cherry Ridge with the Sheers defeating the Fanners 6 to 2, the Toppers beating the Diggers 5 to 2, and the Choppers topping the Hookers 6 to 2. Arnold Michaels of the Diggers was low with 26.1, Cirigliano second best at 49, and other players listed with scores and placements.

Standard Sanitary Corporation

Radio Executive Speaks at St Johns Lutheran Bowling Banquet

Ellis Van der Pyl of WGAR Cleveland was the keynote speaker at the St Johns Lutheran Bowling League annual banquet held at the St Johns school. The event included a talk on sports experiences, a chicken dinner, a league activity report, and prizes for season winners led by trophy presentation to Hal Rothgery of Rothgery Motors.

Ellis van der Pyl WGAR Cleveland St. John’s Lutheran St John’s School van der Pyl Yale Carl Schreiber Armin Schroeder St John’s Lutheran Church Ethel Ryan Viola Grugel Frank Grugel Robert Block Martin Huebner J. W. Dilgren

Columbus Birds Show Improvement in Tight Victory

The Columbus Red Birds, after a bleak stretch, drew 1,292 fans to Red Bird Stadium as they surged to a 3 2 win over Toledo behind four hit pitching from Murty Dickson. Dickson walked five while Toledo pitcher Harry Kimberlin issued five walks. The win pulled Columbus within one game of fifth and two and a half of third as Louisville beat Indianapolis 10 5. Minneapolis routed St Paul 12 5 and Kansas City extended its win streak to eight with a 10 5 victory.

Columbus Red Birds Red Bird Stadium Toledo Murty Dickson Birds Harry Kimberlin St. Louis Browns Kimberlin Dickson Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis St. Paul Kansas City Milwaukee

Dahlgren’s five hits lift Yankees from cellar chaos

Barbe Dahlgren bounced back from bench threat by Joe McCarthy with a big day at the plate. He homered and collected four singles in five at bats, driving in four runs as the Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 8 to 2. The win moved New York into seventh, one game from first division, while Hal Newhouser and Cleveland pitchers allowed 16 hits in the loss.

United Press EW York Barbe Dahlgren Joe McCarthy Yankees Detroit Dahlgren Yankee McCarthy Tommy Henrich Yanks Tigers Hal Newhouser Kid Southpaw Yankee Stadium al Benton Archie McKain Schoolboy Rowe Marvin Breuer

Cleaners Defeat Lakewood Team 7 to 3 in City League

The Standard Cleaners defeated Kroger Foods of Lakewood 7 to 3 at Lakewood Elks field. Pitcher Alex Mike allowed four hits while getting strong run support. Henke hit a two run homer for the Cleaners in the sixth with one on.

Standard Cleaners Kroger Foods Lakewood Lakewood Elks Field Alex Mike Kroger Henke Petter Wees Dodsley Gutowski Koehn Miko LE Morse Monroe Bowerlly R. H Linekeller Perry Crete Gideon Sroninger Sherman Chonko Brooks Stafford Pp Deamer Head

Legion Juniors Plan Practice at Ely Stadium

The American Legion Juniors hold a practice at Ely Stadium at 6:00 PM in preparation for Sunday’s game at the same venue against Carlisle Inn. They seek a 3:30 PM game slot on Sunday and ask managers to call 38-501 after 6 PM.

American Legion Ely Stadium Carlisle Inn

North Olmsted Softball Leagues Near Opening

Chuck Best announces formation of Class A and B softball leagues for the coming season. A league needs two teams, B league one. entry fees are 25 and 15 dollars with 5 dollar forfeit fees. Play starts within two weeks. Elyria teams urged to call Best. Officials listed include Rev. Schneider and Mayor Douglass among others.

Chuck Best North Olmsted Softball Ass'n Best Elyria Westlake North Olmsteed Softball Ass'n William G. Schneider Mayor Douglass Melvin Burdick Bob Yesberger Ray Schraff Richard Schraff Jim Geideman Lawrence Flora Harold Hollingshead George Impott Fred Stentz Doc Kreuzer Frank Heiser

Byron Nelson Wins Ohio Open Championship

Byron Nelson, U S Open champion, captured the Ohio Open at Sylvania links with a 284 four under par total to edge Tony Pennas by two strokes. Prize money totaled 250 with Penna earning 123, while Billy Burke and Phil Perkins tied for third at 288 and Tony Joy placed fifth at 292. Marshall Carlson led amateurs with 296.

Toledo Byron Nelson U. S. Owen Sylvania Links Tony Penns Dayton Penna Billy Burke Cleveland Ohio Phil Perkins Tony Joy Youngstown Marshall Carlson University of

Loufman II Leads Elyria Club Scoring Patrol

W. J. Loufman topped Elyria Country Club scoring with 37-45-82 for 18 holes yesterday. Dale White followed at 84, with scores from W. H. Kay 85. Dr. H. L. Knapp 85. Paul Moon 86. Carl Robinson 87. Dr. VaHogd Adair 89. Hugh Beuerlein 90.

W. J. Loufman Elyria Country Club Dale White W. H. Kay Dr. H. L. Knapp Paul Moon Carl Robinson Dr. VaHogd Adair Hugh Beuerlein R. W. Thompson BH. D. Cook Dr. George 2 Hoke E. F. Foster L. E. Deeiz Ralph Murbach Earl Bell

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