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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1932

Page

5

Dark horses propel in pro golf quarterfinals at Keller course

In Paul Ohio on September 2, four dark horse golfers joined four top contenders in the Pp. G. A. tournament quarterfinals for a $1,000 first prize. Olin Dutra faced Herman Barron while Al Collings beat John Golden as 36-hole semis and final linger.

T. Paul Dark Horse Keller Olin Dutra Santa Monica Calif Herman Barron Port Chester N. Y Dutra Barron Abel Espinosa Chicago al Collins Kansas City Ed Dudley Dudley Concordville Star Paris Collings John Golden Walter Hagen Frank Walsh Bobby Cruickshank Port Richmond Tom Creavy Albany John Perreili San Francisco Ralph Stonehouse Indianapolis

Yanks May Tie All Time Mark

New York Yankees must score once against Washington to tie the all time record for consecutive games without being blanked, reaching 131 this season. Washington pitcher General Alvin Crowder limited them to 6 2 loss as the Senators won 6 to 2.

New York New York Yankees Washington Yanks Alvin Crowder Senators Charley Ruffing Ben Chapman Lyn Lary Hoag Ruffing Combs Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers al Simmons Eddie Miller Hach Rube Walberg A’s Bridges Marrow

Bauer Faces Tough Task For Crimson Midget Eleven

Bauer, now Elyria High lightweight football coach, faces a stern first season with the Crim son Midget eleven. Only one letterman returns from last year as ineligibility hurts the Bantam squad, but several veterans and newcomers provide hope. The team plans two daily practices and opens the schedule against Amherst at Amherst on September 24. Jimmy Foxx adds a brief note as a United Press item.

Chuck Hufp Alph Bauer Elyria Crimson Bauer Hubie Heroic Dunstan Brothers George Neal Bierek Elliot Emerson Smith Alexander Rhone Tom Doane Clymer Amherst

Rats and LaGrange to clash in Ely Stadium return

The Rats and LaGrange renew their series in Ely Stadium tomorrow at 2 30 after an eight year gap. LaGrange beat the Rats 6 to 2 in the first meeting two weeks ago and the Rats list players including the Tulk brothers George Ed and Hank, Jack Ambrose, George Smith, Chuck Wragg and others expected to attend.

Ralph Nichols Oscar Jacobs Chuck Biggs Don Myers Lawrence Webber Bob Moore Ernie Birch Archie West Ross Aungst Ralph Reynolds

Rules Conference to decide 1982 football fate in Ohio

The tenth annual rules interpretation meeting of the Ohio Association of football officials, with major college and high school bodies, gathers in Columbus to discuss drastic 1982 rule changes. Dr. David E. Reese will preside, aided by F A Lambert. coaches and officials from Kent Pfeiffer to James Crowley will lead the sessions. A Saturday dinner features Major John L. Griffith, Walter Okeson, Grant Ward, and James Crowley among speakers.

Columbes Ohio Ohio Association of Football Officials Ohio High School Athletic Association Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Buckeye Athletic Association Ohio State University David E. Reese Dayton F. A. Lambert Columbus Fred Hamm Kent Pfeiffer R Beichel Bert Mallory Russ Finsterwald Tom Morgan Steve Hazelwood Judge C. V. Wergandt George Weimer Willard Marquart Hap Marrer Ralph Shafer Russ Rupp D. G. McRae A. B. Long F. W. Harold Harry Cutler Russell Hire Stanton Jones Harry Swain Bill Strickling Don Hamilton Ernie Godfrey Wes Fesler Dick Larkins George Roudebush Harry Towne Larry MacPhail Bord Chambers L. C. Boles George Gauthier John L. Griffith Big Ten Walter R. Okeson Grant Ward James Crowley Michigan State Notre Dame Four Horsemen

Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Standings

Yesterday's results show Washington 6 New York 2 and Philadelphia 6 Detroit 2. International League games included Baltimore 12 Jersey City 11 and a slate of other matchups with Buffalo 8 Toronto 0 and Montreal 14 Rochester 4. Babe Ruth went 0 for 4, Lou Gehrig had two singles, Al Simmons hit a home run for two RBIs.

Washington New York Philadelphia Detroit W. UL Baltamore Buffalo Toronto Montreal Rochester Newark Albany Baltimore Jersey City Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig al Simmons Bill Terry Cleveland St. Louis Chicago Boston G. Ie Teeel Pittspurgh Brookisn Borton Cincinnati Jeadery Pittsburgh American Association Minneapolis Columbus Indianapolis Kansas Toledo Vetees St. Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Tndianapolis

Youthful Feminine Hopes Defended Title At Go Road Course

Cleveland's Mrs Hagedorn defended her Go Road course title at Spring Valley for a second straight year defeating Mrs J King 2 up in the 18 hole final. Hagedorn led after the first nine and pulled away with a sequence of wins including holes 13 15 and 16 to secure victory. Birdies came on holes 5 13 and 14 as she posted a 91. King finished at 90. Earl Kleinert won Class B by beating C W Lutterman 5 and 4. Class C went to Joe Earl d over Miller Cook 3 and 2. Green won Class A consolation over Tom Layport 6 and 4. B consolation went to J Warner over Dean Wilson 5 and 4.

Leveland Johnny Risko Cleveland King Levinsky Risko Chicago Levinsky United Press Babe Triscaro Ross Fields Triscaro Fields Billy Wallace Hank Hankinson Akron Dick Miller George Pavlik Tom Davenport J. King Karl Klein C. W. Lutterman RS. A. F. Hagedorn Spring Valley Hagedorn King Earl Kleinert Co. W. Lutterman Joe Earl Miller Cook F.O. Green Tom Layport J. W. Warner Dean Wilson

Mrs Gillis Wins 1st Round in Elyria Club Tourney

Mrs Edwin Gillis, defending champion, opened her drive by defeating Mrs Leonard Tufford 5 and 4 in the first round of Elyria Country Club women’s individual club championships. Other first flight results include Squires over Stearns 2 and 1, Raus over Murbach 6 and 4, and Flynn over Krantz 4 and 3.

Elyria Country Club Edwin Gillis Leonard Tufford S. Squires L. C. Stearns Eddie Raus Ralph Murbach Jack Flynn C. J. Krantz F. C. Richey A. M. Hannaford R. G. Herzberzer C. R. Bowers K. W. Plocher H. D. Biggs R. P. Wirth

Lorain Knights of St John Auxili ary fall to All Stars in girls game

The Lorain team faced the Lorain All Stars last evening and lost 7 to 6 after a late rally in the fifth inning. Mary Valerius and Jennie Skolnick pitched for the two sides as the All Stars overturned a 6-4 deficit to clinch the win.

Knights of St. John Lorain Loain

Lasky Sets Up Labor Day Match At Cherry Ridge Golf

Lasky Cards 77 with Hersh Shannon as partner in a Labor Day event at Cherry Ridge course. The Masked Marvel and A G Stroganoff shot 77 at West River to show form ahead of Monday’s public match. Roy Miller, manager, says a large gallery is expected and admission is free.

Lloyd Lasky Hersh Shannon Cherry Ridge Masked Marvel A. G. Stroganoff West River Trim Roy Miller

Hardware Holy Cross Teams Clash at Roosevelt Diamond

The Elyria Hardware and Holy Cross squads meet tonight at Roosevelt diamond with a six o’clock start. Players from both sides are advised to note the contest details and timing.

Elyria Hardware Holy Cross Roosevelt Diamond

Seventh Series For Yanks Cubs Seventh Series For Yanks Cubs

New York September 2. Short of a train wreck it will be impossible to prevent the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs meeting in the world series. It would be the Yanks seventh fall classic and the Cubs seventh as well.

New York New York Yankees Chicago Cubs Yanks Cubs

Eight Games on New London High Grid Sked

New London Ohio outlines an eight game football schedule for 932 with dates and opponents. The Ramblers open September 17 at Shelby and host Ashland Amherst Medina Ridgeville Willard and others on various dates while leaving several open dates for rest.

New London Ramblers Shelby Whippets Shelby Ashland Amherst Medina Vermilion Wellington

Haserodts Play Lorain Team At Hamilton

The Haserodt Jewelers and Smithberger Grocers of Lorain will meet in a softball game at Hamilton Diamond tonight. All Haserodt players Mel Gerhardinger and Jimmy Henke are asked to take notice. The game starts at 6 o clock.

Haserodt Jewelers Smithberger Grocers Lorain Hamilton Haserodt Mel Gerhardinger Jimmy Henke

All Stars Elyria Hardware Battle to Eight-Eight Tie

The Elyria Hardware and All Stars played an even softball game last evening finishing 8 to 8. Gerush and Oris were the Hardware battery while Harvey pitched and Krist caught for the All Stars.

Elyria Hardware and All Stars Gerush Oris Battery Hardware Harvey Krist All Stars

Guenin Pretzels Edge Richwines 1-0 For City Title

In a tight softball clash on the McKinley diamond the Guenin Pretzels beat the Richwines 1-0 to claim city champions. Elmer Curley Bainbridge held the Richwines to a single hit as Pinkis Smith scored the decisive run in the sixth after singles, a wild pitch, and a passed ball.

Guenin Pretzels Richwines McKinley Diamond Elmer “Curley Bainbridge Joe Zlatkowski Richwine

Hauser's Bat Again Gives Millers Win

Joe Hauser powered Minneapolis to a 5 1 victory over Indianapolis with two homers raising his season total to 49. A ninth inning rally produced Kansas City's 3 2 win over Columbus. Blues crushed 13 5 in nightcap. Toledo and Milwaukee split twin bills 2 1 and 7 4.

Columbus Joe Hauser Minneapolis Indianapolis Hauser Kansas City Blues Toledo Milwaukee

United States Leads Walker Cup Final Day Matches

U S players dominated the Walker Cup at Roclkline Mass on day two. The Americans clinched the series with solid wins in morning foursomes and strong showings in the singles. Notable results included Moe and Howell’s 69 two under par effort and Sweetser Voight’s 7 up finish.

Jess Sweetser U. S John Stout G. B Gus Moreland Red Hartley Charley Seaver Eric Fiddian George Voight Leonard Crawley Maurice McCarthy Lister Hartley Jack Westland John Burke George Dunlap Ericl McRavie Don Moe Billy Howell Westland McCarthy Cioe Sweetser Voight Hartley Brothers Seaver Moreland Torrance John de Forest Quinnet Dunlap Sweetser-Voight

Girls Teams Play At Ridgeville Tonight

The Iceal Knights of St. John Auxiliary Girls team from Elyria Avon and Ridgeville meet North Baton at Ridgeville diamond tonight. Game starts at 6 15. Players are asked to take notice.

Iceal Knights of St. John Auxiliary Elyria Avon Ridgeville North Baton Girls Echedne

Odd Fellows Play DeMolays Tonight at Jefferson Diamond

The DeMolay softball team meets the Odd Fellows this evening at Jefferson diamond. First pitch is at 6 o'clock. This is the fourth meeting of the series with Odd Fellows leading 2 to 1.

Odd Fellows Jefferson Diamond

Caddies Summoned for Elyria Country Club Meeting

Caddies at Elyria Country Club are asked to report for a 7 o clock meeting tonight. Coach Joe Soja listed Romek Kushin G Ross C Ross T Kristo Gruba J Mate H Moore Booker E Kovac Talarek and Shito as attendees.

Elyria Country Club Joe Soja Romek Kushin G. Ross C. Ross T. Kristo Gruba J. Mate H. Moore Booker E. Koviak Talarek Shito

Raw Deal Says Wesley Ferrell and Peckinpaugh Clash

Cleveland, Sept 2. Ferrell contends he will not pitch for Peckinpaugh when his suspension ends. He says Peckinpaugh gave him a raw deal and he won’t forget it. President Bradley said no Cleveland pitcher would be released. Manager Peckinpaugh had stated Ferrell’s suspension was needed to satisfy other Tribe members.

Cleveland Cleveland Indian D Troit Rozer Peckinplugh Wes Ferrell Ferrell Peckinnaugh Peckinpaugh Alva Bradley Boston

Pretzels Meet Lorain Team At Cascade Park

The Guenin Pretzels clash with the Towne Del cos of Lorain at Cascade Park tonight. Lorain is noted as a strong Port City softball team while Guenins prepare with a 5:30 report time and 6:00 game kickoff.

Cascade Park

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