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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
12
Opening game of the 1934 World Series at the Polo Grounds features the New York Giants and Washington Senators with 45,000 fans in attendance. Carl Hubbell will start for the Giants, Cronin expected to counter with a starter yet unnamed. Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons is doubtful with a swollen ankle and Johnny Vergez is out for the Giants.
Russ Davies previews the 1988 Lake Erie League football season as a wide open title chase. Elyria, Lorain, Shaw, Lakewood, and Heights all hold possible claims with early results shaping the race. Predictions favor Lorain and Shaw, with Elyria and Lakewood close, and Heights improving after a late start.
NEW YORK Oct 3 On Here are facts on the World Series opening at the Polo Grounds today Contending teams New York Giants National League champions and Washington Senators American League champions Managers Bill Terry Giants and Joe Cronin Senators both playing managers Winner Best four out of seven games Schedule First and second game Polo Grounds today and tomorrow third fourth and fifth games Griffith Stadium Washington on Thursday Friday and Saturday if necessary sixth and seventh games at Polo Grounds Sunday and Monday Times of Games Both cities start at 130 PM EST except possible Sunday game at 2 PM Betting Jack Doyle overs night quotations On Series Washington favored 7 to 10 against Washington 6 to 5 against Giants Even money against any individual player hitting home run in series Betting heaviest in five years Weather Fall with little change in temperature.
Chronicle Telegram reports a strong turnout for the weekly grid contest with about 150 coupons already received. Three Elyria High game tickets will be awarded to winners of the Elyria Glenwise night game at Ely Stadium on Oct 13.
Xavier University back Kenar Jordan, toting five touchdowns and a point after in two games, leads Ohio college scoring with 31 points. Wilberforce’s Jack Hart adds 25 as his team beat West Kentucky 94 to 0 last week. Tim Brewster of Wittenberg and Shadie of Mount Union tie for third with 18 points each.
New York October 2000 Marty McManus manager of the Beaton Red Sox has received an unconditional release. Eddie Collins general manager announced last night. McManus was appointed manager mid 1932 by owner Bob Quinn succeeding John Collins and previously played second and third base during the regime.
The Knights of Columbus face Jackson Wall Paper and the Eagles meet Elyria Hardware in two City League matches at the Knights of Columbus alleys. A six week schedule runs through November with multiple matchups including Glen Rogers Motors Welsh Funeral Home I T S Rubber Brown Jug Restaurant and more.
The Cherry Ridge Indoor head quarters above Hagerodt's Jewellery store reopen with Hersh Shannon in charge at the West River Road public course. Tonight's official openings set and Shannon begins lining up teams for a ping-pong league.
Elyria High football coach Roy Clymer rested the varsity with injuries ongoing, staging a scrimmage between Crimson scrubs and Ralph Bauer's Lightweights. Regulars slated to return for Lakewood open Erie League opener, boosted by Bill Schneider's eligibility clearance. The squad regrouped after a 20-6 loss to Sandusky, with emphasis on offense, defense, and generalship.
Lorain County Game and Fish Association reports its fifth year a record one with about 400 members from Lorain Erie and Cuyahoga counties. Since 1929 it has released 345 coon 40 000 fish moved into Black River and 1 200 pheasants released plus 100 rabbits freed with more animals on order. Officers listed include E B Walker president D Harding vice president B L McQueen secretary and James Tittle treasurer.
W L Stribling famed heavyweight who challenged Max Schmeling for the title in 1931 has died at age 2 following injuries from a Sunday motorcycle crash when his bike was struck by an automobile. He reached his peak in 1931, losing to Schmeling in the 15th round at Cleveland Municipal Stadium.
Jon Cronin the Senators manager and star shortstop nears a top ranking in baseball for 1933. If Washington defeats the Giants in the series opener, Cronin will likely claim the No 1 honor, possibly sharing with Bill Terry if New York finishes second.
Floyd Stiffler of this city lays claim to the carp fishing championship of the county. He frequents Black River below Cascade Park and has reportedly taken 97 carp on hook and line, with fish up to 106 pounds 12 ounces. He uses dough balls for bait and notes daybreak as his best time. Verification can be provided by James Tittle, treasurer of the Lorain County Game and Fish Association.
Resar Motors will hold a practice tonight at Jefferson School the team announced this morning. All players are asked to report at 16230 and Sears Roc buck team members of the West Side League are asked to report at Jefferson School tonight at 7 o clock. Jack Bruegger is also asked to take notice and be on hand.
Columbus Red Birds, American Association champions, can clinch the 1933 Little World Series with one win. Paul Dean, Dizzy Dean’s brother, pitched four hits and fanned 11 in a 7 to 2 victory over Buffalo, with Anderson, Cullop, and Rothrock collecting two hits each. Gallivan took his second defeat of the series as Buffalo muttered errors and late runs amid a brisk Columbus offensive showing.
The piece tracks Sam Langford era era fighter Young Stribling, detailing his boxing lineage, family influence, and rise to fame. It highlights his two championship challenges, a non-title decision over Maxie Rosenbloom, and a career earning estimate around 750000 dollars. It notes early fights from 1921 in Atlanta and Columbus, his family’s guidance, and key bouts with McTigue Loughran Risko Tunney and Sharkey, ending with 1929 Miami contest.
Cullop hit a three base hit with two runners aboard. Manager Ray Schalk planned to start Lefty Milstead tonight to even the series. Milstead has two wins against the Red Birds. Manager Ray Blades was expected to nominate either Jim Winford or southpaw Clarence Helse for the mound assignment.
The Wayside Inn football team will practice tonight at 6 30 at the Inn. All players must report. They face Mansfield Cock Colas in a night game Wednesday at Mansfield. John Kerekes is asked to contact Inn management immediately.
The Elyria Business Men's football team will practice tonight at Ely School. All players are asked to be on hand by 5 45 p m.
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