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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
6
Undefeated scholastic elevens face strong opposition this week as rail thin notes highlight Ernie Braden’s sports page coverage. The piece tracks hubbell pitching the giants to a series opener win and previews key high school football showdowns across Ohio.
Details show first game attendance 418 with gross receipts and commissioner’s share listed. Players’ share 08 each, clubs’ share 329.86.69, leagues’ share 22,268.89.
About 200 boatmen who petitioned officials to permit playing Mah Jong on their boats along the Chinhwai River were refused permission. The decision blocks a leisure activity amid the river traffic and riverine life.
About 200000 Ohio hunters entered the field as the squirrel season opened in Columbus Oct 1 with Lawrence Wooddell stating indications point to one of the best seasons in years. Central and southern Ohio report exceptionally heavy game supply. Season runs until Oct 15 with a four per day bag limit.
The Giants defeated the Yankees in the opening World Series game amid mud and squally conditions. Carl Hubbel pitched well for the Giants, allowing seven hits. George Selkirk hit the lone Yankee homer, while Jake Powell added three hits in four at bats. If New York wins today, Hubbel may return in game three. a two game lead for the Giants could push plans to rotate pitchers. The writer predicts the Yankees will ultimately win the series.
Chronicle-Telegram football bulletins will appear weekly in Elstria Oberlin Wellington and Amherst beginning Saturday. Bulletins posted Saturday between 6 30 and 7 pm at several locations including Elyria Brown Hotel Cigar Store Marsh Guerin Cigar Store United Cigar Store Carmel Crisp Mike Kirsch Cigar Store Hess and Hess Pharmacy Davis West Side Cafe Koplin Drug Store Sam Angers Hulls Grocery South End Confectionery Lorett Grocery Smittys Little Brown Jug Conrys Grocery and Schons Grocery Oberlin Ohlys Drug Store Wellington A H Binder Drug Store Amherst Central Book Store.
Eight players, one English and seven Americans, remain in the National Women's Golf championship as the International finals near. Pam Barton of London is seen as a likely survivor through quarter finals and semi finals, with Beatrice Barrett, Marion Miley, and Mrs. Carl H. Donner among hopefuls in the upper bracket. In the lower bracket, Mrs. W. E. Shepherd, Katherine Hemphill, Opal S. Hill, Maureen Orcutt Crews, and others vie for the other finalist spot, including a major upset by Hill over Patty Berg and Crews over Dorothy Traung.
Bozzell dominated Schaeffer at the Rialto Theatre winning in straight falls eleven minutes twenty five seconds and four minutes sixteen seconds to set up a title shot versus Hugh Nichols next Wednesday at the Second Street cauliflower market. Bolt then beat John Felix on a foul in the semi final with Felix disqualified twice. Earlier Zabrisick and Lyons drew in a ten minute curtain-raiser.
Four matches are on schedule in the City Class A bowling league tonight at the K of C alleys. In the first shift at seven o clock I T S Rubber Company meets the Knights of Columbus and Electra Alleys opposes the Diedrick Cigars. The second shift at three o'clock has Haserocr Jewelers against Smitt's Waldorf Lagers and Ridgestle Hatchery versus Elyria Hardware.
Leslie Avery reports on the rain reduced attendance to 39 419 at the polo grounds for Game 1 of the World Series. Burgess Whitehead and Carl Hubbell shined with a pivotal double play and a two hit effort, while Lou Gehrig struggled with no hits, making this a surprising Yankee loss after a 12 game postseason win streak.
Carl Hubbell hurled a masterful six to one win over the New York Yankees as the Giants halted a Yankee win streak and took a 1 0 lead in the World Series. The lefty fanned eight, allowed seven hits, while Mel Ott and Dick Bartell homered for New York.
Fred De Masi, veteran varsity tackle at Western Reserve, was declared ineligible for an indefinite period due to scholastic deficiencies. The action was announced on October 1.
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