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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
2
Holy Cross dominates late innings to secure a win in a rough tilt. Misrational play and fielding miscues by Hungarian Reform contribute to Holy Cross advantage as clutch hits and errors shape the outcome.
A brief box score item reports scores and standout players with team names obscured by garbled OCR. Readers are left with a snapshot of the latest game action and key performers despite text quality issues.
Cleveland Indians rallied in the 11th to beat the Browns 4-3 after a tight series opener. Joe Hodapp delivered a clutch single to score Porter and seal the victory as Gardner and Porter contributed earlier with runs and timely hits.
The fragment details a game showing Cleveland and St. Louis with various hits and players listed such as Waldman, Harder, O Rourke, Ingles, Jamieson, and Jablonenski. It notes pitching by Harder and Stewart, a winning pitcher Jablonowski, and a losing pitcher Stewart with limited readable context.
The Western Conference football schedule for 2930 includes Stanford at Minnesota, Baylor vs Indiana, Purdue at Garner, and Oklahoma A M against Indiana. Tulane, Vanderbilt, and Centre state matchups highlight a slate with eastern camp engagements beginning in 97.
Haserodt Jewelers, a local semi pro team, will hold a reorganizational meeting at Pop Keyes home 214 Fourteenth Street Friday night at 730 p m. Players notified include Cronin Mad dock Wellert Snograss Schroeder Koehn Martin Jago Koviak Arnold Scoble Mohrman brothers and Millman. Others interested may attend.
Oct 18 features Penovania at Madison in a first of a series amid big games as Ohio State faces Nn in Baltimore and Michigan storms Harvard Stadium. A week later Olio pursues revenge on Pittsburgh while Pennsylvania State College schedules Iowa at Inwa Car. The Princeton-Chicago game shifts to the midway as two improved teams chase a revival of past autumn classic deeds.
New York Giants speculate Dave Bancroft will replace John J. McGraw as manager amid McGraw’s unexplained absence. Bancroft, returning to the Giants as coach this season, has been in charge in McGraw’s absence and is widely named as next manager.
In New York on September 3 the 10 round middleweight bout between Harry Smith of New York and Gorilla Jones of Akron, Ohio, for the Negro middleweight title, postponed by rain, will be held at the Queensford arena tomorrow night weather permitting. Smith is listed as a 6 to 6 favorite.
The West Stacs will hold a vital practice at Cascade Park tonight at 6 bells in preparation for Sunday’s game against Woodmen. Manager Terry Klein asks all players to attend.
The Ea-Hy Semi-Pro grid team schedules first practice tomorrow at UCas cade Pari at 6 o'clock. Listed players Keminski Botamer F and B Wilbert Schuster Blaoner Fritz Archambeau Moelk France Gerust Pape Ryan Rainer Powers Brose Tisza Miho Bros Martin Dillman and Dickason expected to report.
Berea will travel Sunday to meet Elyria City in the locals last home game. Ambrose critiques recent play and schedules a Thursday practice for 6 PM as the season winds down. Elyria aims to reach the second half title and a playoff, with a possible World Series run in the Cuya-hoza League.
Cleveland promoters forecast a small crowd for the Thompson Freeman welter match at League Park on Sept 5. Officials expect around 14 000 to 19 000 fans, with seats scarce and scalpers hoping for better turnout than the uncertain local interest.
Russell Davies reports Elyria High school opened its first practice of the season at Ely Field with over forty candidates for the Crimson Flashes. Coach A N Smith and assistant Dave Eaton plan a strenuous session to maximize work and benefit the players.
The Suburban League title race narrows as Elyria leads with six wins and one loss while North Olmsted and Lorain battle for runner up. A Sunday showdown at City Field features North Olmsted versus Lorain in a winner take all clash with league implications.
First round results of the Garden Golf Miniature Golf tour list winners and scores. Gerber beat Argers 1 up. Dedsie beat Wrniesht 4 and 3. Terry beat Machock 1 up after 25 holes. Moret beat Elbert 1 up. Younsy beat Beiter 1 up. Finnie beat Oliman 7 and 6. Searoch beat ney 2 and 3. Mahe beat Mecfatire 3 and 2. Herold beat Passmore 1 up after 12 holes. Brove beat Rose 1 up. Robertson beat Biddinger 3 and 4. Rudy beat Daly 3 and 4. Baker beat Craver 3 and 4. Resal beat Ka 4 and 3. Massey beat Buswell 3 and 2. Banick beat Rockwood 2 and 2. Davies beat Junk 2 and 1. Maderr beat Valerius 1 up. Krugman beat Huneke and Hinkle beat Dillman to set a new course record. Maecer beat Krugman 6 and 5 in the second round.
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