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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1931

Page

3

Sekyra Shocks Retzlaff in Top Flight Heavyweight Bout

Joe Sekyra of Dayton defeated heavy favorite Charley Retzlaff in a 10 round upset at Queensboro Stadium before 8,000 spectators. Retzlaff, bleeding and blinded, pressed forward but Sekyra dominated with sharp left hooks and rights, earning a decisive victory and downgrading Retzlaff from the leader ranks.

Sekyra Retzlaff Dayton Duluth Dynamiter Queensboro Stadium Dixon Stewart United Press York Wil- Charley Retzlaff Joe Sekyra Sékyra Remantan Sekura Max Schmeling Stribling Schmeling Rezs Laff Rezlaff Sekora Denavan Lee Terrific

The Coach's Burden on the Philadelphia Athletics

The article discusses the Philadelphia Athletics aiming for a third straight World Series title. It notes key players like Mule Haas and Mickey Cochrane, concerns over Grove and nerves, and praises pitching improvements from Walberg Hext Mahaffey Earnshaw. It stresses the need for rest and focus as September and October determine their fate.

Philadelphia Athletics Mackmen Senators Yankees Connie Mark Philadelphia Mule Haas Mickey Cochrane Cochrane A's Red Menace St. Louis Rube Walberg Waite Hext LeRoy Mahaffey Grove

Record Entries At National Rifle Association Matches

At Camp Perry on September 2 a record turnout greeted the National Rifle Association events. Marines led the Marine Corps Cup with 1 695 entrants, 1 190 in the Scott match, and 443 in the civilian club members event. Coast Guard rapid fire yielded Corp R R Wilson victory with 99 hits, tied with Kjelstron for second. Vincent J Tiefentran of St Louis won the Benedict Crowell Cup over eighteen rivals.

Camp Perry Fional Rifle Association Marin Coast Guard Corp. R

Looking 'Em Over Boboy Jones in national meter title

Boboy Jones, national meter champion, observed as top amateurs vied for the crown in Beverly. The scene highlighted tense competition among rising stars and Jones’s presence framed the event.

Boboy Jones Beverly Aclult Chime Onetion

Competitors Tie for Lead in Hifle Association Entries

A reading shows Seve Blenry Crowe of the U S Marine Corps tied for a possible score of SA and led Toa entries in the Hifle Association Members fmaieh. The fragmentary report lists competitors and scores, with Crowe as a standout.

Seve Blenry Crowe U.S. Marine Corps Toa Hifle Association Fmaieh

Leading Hitter Statistics and Player Cards Highlight Season Totals

The record lists top hitters by player club, with games played and key stats such as runs hits and averages. Notable figures include Simmons, Gehrig, and Morgan with high totals. the data covers AR RL H Pet and team affiliations. A stray line references Klein and Terri, with unclear context and locations like New York.

G. AR RL H Pet. Simmons Gewrig Morgan Cleve Webb Boston Gehrig New York

Youngsters Dominate Field As Match Play Starts In Amateur

The 36th National Amateur Golf Championship opened with 22 players, many newcomers and youths leading after 36 holes. Johnny Lehman set a new course record with 70 on the second 18, while Arthur Yates and Charley Seaver tied for medalist honors with 74s, as Seaver and Yates drew together in the first-round pairing choosing a potential marquee match.

George Kirkley United Press Everly Country Club Chicago Johnny Lehman Arthur Ducky) Yates Rochester N. Y Charley Seaver Los Angeles Wach Bobby Jones Chick Evans Lehman Yates Husky Princeton Seaver Stanford Francis Quimet Boston Billy Howell Richmond Gus Moreland Dallas Tex Johnny Shields Seattle Wash

Dowd Family Reunion Held At Grant Street Home

The annual Dowd family reunion was hosted Sunday at Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Collis grant street home in New London. Forty seven relatives from Ripley Cleveland New Haven Shelby and New London attended the picnic and no business was conducted. Next meeting slated for Cleveland Ohio late next summer.

Dowd New London Grant Street and Mire A. BH. Collis Nei She Lidar Bac Ripley, Clevelard New Haven Shelby Cleveland Lewis Marsa Norma Jean Women's Foreign Missionpene Society Jat M. EB. Chirch Violet Lawrence Winona Rirsley T. P. Lilley F. G.rrit Catherine Staples Aldrich Lake Michigan Jesse Luxon John Mariatta Ohio Cecil Marett Lucille Lewis Wm. Marett Cayla Garber Strassbore

Alvin Guy Wins 1500 Stake At Ohio State Fair

Alvin Guy owned by Al Penfaeck and driven by Dr. Hugh M. Parafall from Urbana won the secretary of state stake for Ohio owned two year old trotters on the Ohio State Fair harness program. The purse was 1500. Miss Baroness Watts finished second. Bill Squier was suspended for the season for striking the driver. Worthy Wood won the 2:12 trot in straight heats with a best time of 2 06 ¼. Independence Lady won the 2:15 race with a best time of 2:15 and was owned by Mrs. J. L. Bush of Grafton West Virginia.

Columbus Lrp Alvin Guy al Penfaeck Hugh M. Parafall Urbana Secretary of State Baroness Watts Frank Warden Bill Squier Springfield Dr. Parshall Squier Worthy Wood Harry Wood Mechanicsburg Independence Lady J. L. Bush Grafton W. Va

Marvin Broke Shines in Mile Heat Race

Marvin Broke wins the third heat with a 2:97 1-2 mile time, advancing in a track meet.

Marvin Broke

Italy Seeks Oil in Caserta Area Under Study

The Oil Research Office sent a geologist to Casertana to probe for oil after preliminary reports suggested potential reserves. Italy, a nation forced to import oil, intensifies nationwide ground surveys while noting the historical use of the word imp as a noble term.

Italy Naples Casertana

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