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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1938
Page
6
Bois Roussel owned by Peter Beatty won the 158th Derby, earning about 50 000 dollars for the owner. Scottish Union was second, Pasch third, Pound Foolish fourth. Twenty two runners. Crowd estimates ranged from 500 000 to 1 000 000 amid heavy rain.
Norm Beckloff hit a seventh inning home run with a runner on to give Hy-Tex Ten a 5-4 victory over Elyria Hardware Juniors on the Dewey Avenue diamond. Beckloff pitched for the winners with Kauffman catching. Finnegan and Bendik started the losing battery. Beck Joff had three hits including a homer and two doubles.
The Dobrowski Meats meet the Bittners on Harmon diamond at 6 15 pm with Len Monske and Hank Ernest slated as probable starting pitchers.
The Elyria Merchants invite Class A softball teams in Lorain County to schedule matchups. Interested managers should write to Steven Helli Jr at 209 West River Street.
The Rone Radio Service and Ely tia Foundry teams meet tonight at Hamilton Diamond for a 6 o'clock game on the schedule.
Classified notice listing contact by Mrs Kathryn Hyde for delivery service at 322 50 Broadway and 326 East North Street with delivery inquiry details.
Medina Ohio June 1 announcement notes the Ladies' Benevolent Society meeting at the Congregational Church with Albert Guiles speaking. County 4-H Advisors and Officers Conference set for Medina Methodist Church. Medina Chamber of Commerce hosts at Tarry Tavern with Judge Perry H. Stevens speaking. Priscilla Club tea honors Nellie Richards and others, plus a visit by Mrs Harley and Mrs Root’s California trip plans.
Max Richards who has been in ill health for some time, and Huber Root, Leland Longacre. Frank Bond and Lewis Randall left Tuesday on a fishing trip to Martin River Canada to return Sunday. Mr and Mrs R E Hart returned.
Radio listings across WTAM WGAR and WCLE show a full day of programs from morning news and talk to music, dramas, and variety acts. Notable names include Myrt and Marge, Tommy Dorsey, Amos and Andy, and Sky Melodies with multiple band performances and light entertainment slots.
Miss Frances Rockwell spent the weekend in Fitts burgh with friends while Mrs. Ray McDonald of Elyria visited the Baish home. Miss Alice Kueckler from Columbus stayed with her sister Mrs. Robert Searles. Dean Oatman family returned to Flint with Kay remaining to visit Mrs. Elizabeth Stowe. Max High attended the Ohio Bankers Association convention in Dayton Friday. Mrs. Nettie Smith of Ashland visited Mrs. Thomas Rowe over the weekend.
Dayton’s Bob Servis led Cincinnati tests with 73 73 for 146 as five professionals and one amateur advanced to the National Open. Qualifiers at Cincinnati included Verl Stinchcomb Jock Willowell Bunny Benning. at Cleveland, Bob Shave Al Espinosa and Jack Thompson earned spots. Shave posted 73 70 143 while Espinosa and Thompson carded 148.
Cincinnati June 1 Johnny Vander Meer, a top NL rookie, was set to start for the Reds against the Brooklyn Dodgers in the series opener. Forrest Presnell or Luke Hamlin was to pitch for the Dodgers. Cincinnati battles injury woes as Linus Frey and Dusty Cooke miss action. Trade talk linking Alex Kampouris to the Giants swirled with no comment from manager Bill McKechnie.
New York reports that the Brooklyn Dodgers will inaugurate night baseball at Ebbets Field on June 15 against the Cincinnati Reds. Dodgers vice president Larry MacPhail announced no other night dates were set but six more games likely, under a league rule permitting seven night games in a season.
Elyria Merchants beat Fox Furnace 7 to 5 on Roosevelt diamond last night. Alex Miko pitched, Bud Polchey caught for Elyria. Buck Jones and Martin played for Fox. Miko Bolash Sebastian and Ignatzi each had two hits for the winners.
Japan hosts more than 90,000 factories and the number continues to rise as industrial activity expands.
The article argues bread is essential to nutrition, noting two thirds of daily energy comes from carbohydrates and that wheat bread with milk-based baker's formula yields complete protein. It claims bread supports muscle growth and repair alongside meat, addressing common excuses about bread and fat.
Walter Hagen, winner of the 1914 and 1919 U S Open, did not qualify for the 42nd Open at Cherry Hills Denver. The field was cut to 180 players from 1,194 entrants after 36-hole qualifying in 31 sections with 170 players now eligible, including seven former champions and defender Ralph Guldahl.
Digest discusses bread’s slow starch digestion yielding steady energy, aiding during strain or weight loss. It notes bread’s low cost and popularity, with experts citing up to 40 percent of daily intake. Penn State and AMA committees emphasize energy, protein, minerals, and vitamins in bread stuffs.
The Food Council highlights wheat bread as the main source in a balanced diet and notes bread proteins are valuable, milk and yeast can offset flour deficiencies, and Steenbock and Hart show grain milk mixtures boost nutrition. Weight loss requires carbohydrates to burn fat and maintain body alkalinity, cautioning against cutting bread.
In Inglewood California on June 1 directors of the Hollywood Turf Club announced that Lawrin, Kentucky Derby winner, and Dauber, Preakness winner, will compete in a $50,000 added three year old American Championship Stake race at Hollywood Park on June 29.
The Chronicle-Telegram Alumni Association softball team faces an unbacked opponent tonight on the McKinley diamond. Game time is 6 o'clock, and all C-T members are asked to take notice.
The resignation of Dave Brown as track coach at Toledo Scott High School was announced today. He will devote his full time to coaching duties at the University of Toledo. Brown built a stellar record with Scott teams never losing a dual meet and winning three Ohio Interscholastic championships in five years, including the latest title secured last Saturday.
Elyria Hardware Juniors meet Western Heights A. C. on the Dewey avenue diamond at 5 30 P M Thursday. The game time and participants are confirmed for a local league clash.
Gracie Allen stars in College Swing as she pursues a college set comedy. The Capitol Theatre announces the new film runs starting tomorrow with a lighthearted plot about campus misadventures and a quirky record.
Bing Crosby, Mary Carlisle and Beatrice Lillie head the cast of Dr Rhythm a musical comedy opening tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. The show promises light song dance and humor with top film stage names.
Advert reads that World’s Tonic provides quick relief from clogged intestinal tract and nervousness with many testimonials including Elyria Ohio resident Jessie Van Keuren. It urges visits to Phillips Drug Store for free information and expert talk, noting roots and herbs as ingredients and inviting family use.
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