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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1935

Page

4

Hughes Provision Outfit Whips Steel And Tubes Wins City Softball Title

Hughes Provision softball team defeated Steel and Tubes 4 to 0 to clinch the Elyria YMCA City League championship, ending a five-inning game on Harmon diamond. Elmer Bainbridge pitched a one-hit win, with Rossi a triple and Wircenske contributing two long drives. Bainbridge fanned seven as Hughes captured the second half title and avoided a playoff.

Hughes Elyria Y. M. C Steel and Tubes Rossi Yarra Tubes Wircenske Gurney Morse Steel & Tubex AB RHO. A. BE. i Tf Cvevee le

Grocery Clerk Wins Amateur Bike Crown

Sant i Pi Cecil Hursey a 20 year old Savannah Georgia grocery clerk won the 1935 United States Amateur Bicycle championship in Atlantic City New Jersey. He captured the 50 mile event in rain posting a total of 12 points with seven points yesterday and five points from a Thursday 25 mile victory. Hursey finished yesterday in 2 hours 14 minutes 8 seconds.

Atlantic City N. J Santi Cecil Hursey Savannah

Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues

Standings and results from the American League and National League with daily games and forthcoming matches. Notes include rainouts in Cleveland, Chicago and New York, results from St Louis and Boston, and lineups for American Association, International League, and Southern Association with scores and upcoming fixtures.

le Darrin New York Oo Cleveland Chica Deeeen Washington Philadelphia Su Leouis Rotton St. Louuis Washington Seenna Fame Chicsgia New York Detroit Philadelphia Todona Nmen Boston Chirarca Fr Louis Washington Fennie St Chirac Pittsburgh Brookly Cincinnati Yeaterday St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn Pitsburgh Lents

Financial Struggles Threaten Boston Braves Franchise

Acting president Charles F. Adams warned stockholders the Boston Braves face possible loss of the franchise and player assets unless immediate financial aid is received. He noted failed bids for control, Emil Fuchs’ resignation, and a need for about 500000 in new capital after raising funds. Shares at $1 each were requested from roughly 15000 outstanding shares of the Boston National League club.

Boston Boston Braves Charles F. Adams Adams Emil Fuchs Boston National League Baseball Association

Big Ten Coaches Meet in Chicago on Football Rules

In Chicago on September 7, Big Ten Conference coaches and officials met to interpret rules for the upcoming football season. The primary topic was broader use of lateral passes. The rules committee announced no major changes for the year.

Chicago Big Ten

Elyria Hardwares Set for Ashland Doubleheader

The Elyria Hardwares travel to Ashland tomorrow for a two game series against the Nut and Candy store team. First game tips at 2 p.m. Manager Stewart Devonshire asks players to gather at the south end poolroom at 11 30.

Hardwares Ashland Elyria Hardwares Nut and Candy Store Stewart Devonshire South Fend

Nation's Golf Amateurs Prep For Tournament

Crack amateur golfers from across the country are at Cleveland Country Club for practice rounds ahead of the 35th National amateur championship opening Monday. The first round features 79 matches plus 49 byes, with 207 players entered. Notables include Lawson Little facing Rufus King in the fourth bracket quarter, Specs Goldman set for a potential midweek clash, and Francis Ouimet meeting Little in the third round if both advance. Other pairings place Johnny Goodman with Richard Haskell, and Maurice McCarthy versus Bernard Deering in the third quarter.

Cleveland Lawson Little Rufus King Wichita Falls Texas David Specs) Goldman Dallas Little

Giants Triumph Despite Outhit By Reds In Cincinnati

In Cincinnati, Hal Schumacher yielded a solid effort yet costly errors by the Reds caused 7 to 4 defeat for Cincinnati. The Reds outhit New York 12 to 9 but miscues in the fourth and tenth inning fueled the Giants rally. Paul Derringer worked three clean innings before trouble hit. Capri In the tenth, San Francisco scored the decisive runs as New York moved within reach of St. Louis and Chicago in the pennant chase. The Reds added new players postgame including Whitey Wistert Leslie Scarcella and Lee Gamble with Calvin Chapman purchased from Toronto. The Reds and Giants square off again as Gene Schott and Fred Fitzsimmons take the mound.

Cincinnati Hal Schumacher New York Cincinnati Reds Giants Reds New York Outfit St. Louis Chicago Paul Derringer Goodman Joe Moore Sehemacher Crutz Schumacher Moore Jackson Riggs Sullivan Terry Whitey” Wistert Fort Worth Leslie Scarcella Lee Gamble Wilmington N. C Calvin Chapman Toronto Gene Schott Fred Fitzsimmons

Forty-Two Teams In Softball Tournament Open Play

Chicago September 7 Forty two teams from 31 states and seven metropolitan districts begin the third annual national tournament of the Amateur Softball Association of America. Defending champion Ke-Nosha Kenosha Wis opens against Cincinnati Ohio while Crimson Coaches Toledo Ohio meet Litsinger Motors Chicago. Hart Motors Chicago defending girls division champions open versus Beaver Dam Wisconsin.

Chicago Amateur Softball Association of America Ke-Nosha Kenosha Wis Cincinnati Crimsom Coaches Toledo Litsinger Motors Hart Motors

Rumblings Of Discontent Break Out In Ohio Conference Ranks

Rumblings of discontent erupt in the Ohio Athletic Conference as Toledo demands earlier football practice start and threatens withdrawal. Oberlin president C W Savage notes refusal would be allowed, while Xavier and Western Reserve oppose the large 23 team setup. The dispute may spur more members to leave, with Dayton already seeking other affiliation if Toledo departs.

Ohio Tommy Devine United Press Olumbus Ohio Athletic Conference University of Toledo Phillip C. Nash Toledo C. W. Savage Oberlin College Savage Western Reserve Reserve Xavier Cincinnati Musketers University of Dayton Darton Buckeye Muskingum, Wooster Oberlin Denison Witttenberg Mount Union Heidelberg Ashland

Fast Field In Hawthorne Race

One of the fastest fields in racing goes to post in the Hawthorne sprint handicap with 12 entrants. Clang and Martylewood set records for seven and six furlongs respectively, while St. Bernard tops weight at 116 pounds as a leading contender in the $5,000 added event.

Chicago Hawthorne Clang Martylewood St. Bernard Omaha

Welsh Funeral Home Ball Club Beats Wheatex Packers 6 4

Welsh Funeral Home defeated Wheatex Packers 6 to 4 in a game played last night at Jefferson No 1 diamond. Johnny Stanfield pitched for the winners while Jack Drage started for the Packers after throwing a no hitter against Electrolux the night before.

Wheatex Packers Jefferson Diamond Johnny Stanfield Jack Drage Packers

Elvrra Hardware and Carlisle A C Meet in Double Header

The Elvrra Hardware Sports and Carlisle A C teams will play a two game set tomorrow afternoon at McKinley diamond. The first game is scheduled for 2 o clock.

Elvrra Hardware Sports Carlisle A. C McKinley Diamond

Elyria area players and coaches polled for sports views and seasons

Elyria fans rate Levi Morse of Hughes Provision as the best shortstop in the circuit and praise his fielding and stick work. Cleveland's Roxie Lawson, after rejoining Detroit, pitched two shutouts against Boston and Philadelphia. Coach Roy Clymer and Dave Eaton back Johnny Kostro as a hard working Elyria High fullback. St Louis manager Roger Bsiby predicts Detroit to win the World Series in six games. Wellington and Shaw high coaches are named with long-tenured service. Roy Clymer begins fourth year at Elyria. Van Orsdall and Zwick new in their posts at Heights and Lakewood. VanOrsdall, a friend of former Elyria Y director Bob Moore, recalls Xenia High days.

Elyria Levi Morse Hughes Tittig Roxie Lawson Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Toledo Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Jase Roy Clymer Dave Eaton Johnny Kostro Elyria High Johnny Roge R Flaisby St. Louis Browns Rajah Sherman Harmon Pure Protection Life Insurance Harmon Field Leo Grimes All-Ohio Mount Union Wellington High Jack Snavely Shaw High Lake Erie Shaw Snavely Massillon High Earl McCaskey Lorain Uac Steel City Gail van Orsdall Heights Clarence Zwick Lakewood VanOrsdall Bob Moore Xenia

Nelson Captures Pro Swim Title in Toronto Race

Nelson of Fort Dodge Iowa defeated Toronto’s George Young in a five mile match race billed as the world title event. He finished in 2 hours 32 minutes 43.5 seconds, beating Young by 12 yards. Gianni Gambi of Italy won the Toronto mile swim last month with a faster time.

Toronto Wpi Marvin Nelson Fort Dodge Iowa Nelson George Young Young Gianni Gambi

Weatherston injured by exploding golf ball in Utah

Logan Utah Vern Weatherston the son of a deputy sheriff suffered serious facial injuries while removing the cover from a golf ball as it exploded. The incident occurred in Logan Utah.

Logan Utah Vern Weatherston Sherif

Bittners Open National Tourney Fight At Brookside Stadium

Twenty one amateur teams from five states begin the National Baseball Federation tournament in Cleveland. Bittner Funeral Home of Elyria opens against Pontiac with Andy Warner expected to start. Fisher Foods, led by Bill Wambsganss, is favored to win.

Bittner Funeral Home Pontiac Mich Brookside Stadium P. M Andy Warner Herman Klein Lorain Lyon Tailors Midland Gordon Park Leveland Amteur National Baseball Federation Cleveland Rosenblums Rosenblums Fisher Foods Cleveland Fisher Foods Sacred Heart of Waterbury Lorain Lyons’ Tailors Buiner Funeral Home Elyria Warren Slovaks Ohio Indianapolis Ind Petrolia Birmingham Ala Fort Warne Dearborn Detroit Johnstown Pittsburgh Uniontown Zannonsburg Tisher Foods Bill Wambsganss Cleveland Tommy Adams Paul Kotha O'Dea

Association Race Remains Unchanged

In Columbus on September 7 Columbus lost to Indianapolis 9 to 4 while Minneapolis swept Milwaukee 6-1 and 6-4 to strengthen its league lead. Kansas City was idle and slated for a double header with St Paul that rain postponed. Toledo defeated Louisville 9 to 1.

American Association Minneapolis Montreal Buffalo Syracuse Baltimore Newark Toronto Rochester Albany Rorhester Columbus Kansas City Amerian Association Red Birds Blues Indianapolis Miwaukee St. Paul Toledo Louisville

Welsh, Silver's In Double Bill Sunday

The Welsh Funeral Home and Silver's Watch Repairs headline a Sunday double header at Jefferson No 1 diamond starting 1 30 p m. Welsh are Community League champions and Silver's Eastern Heights League monarchs.

Silver Jefferson No. 1

Hi Speeds and Duskey Brothers Set for Sunday Play

George Smith's Elyria Hi-Speed Gas nine travel to Lorain for the second game of the Lorain County Hi Speed Gas Company championship. In the first game Elyria won at Ely Stadium and needs one more win to clinch. Ken Pinkie Smith will lead the Hi Speeds with Chet Hunt as catcher. Timko is the likely Lorain pitcher. Team members depart Smitty's Place at 1. The contest starts at 3.

George Smith Elyria Hi-Speed Gas Nine Lorain Duskey Brothers Lorain County Hi- Speed Gas Company Ely Stadium Ken Pinkie” Smith Chet Hunt Timko Smitty

Vaughan and Vosmik Top Major Batting Leaders

Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh and Joe Vosmik of Cleveland continue to lead their leagues in batting as of Thursday's games. Vaughan posts a .395 in the National League, 25 points ahead of Joe Medwick. Vosmik holds a .350 in the American League, eight points ahead of Buddy Myer. Dizzy Dean leads NL pitchers with 23 wins, while Johnny Allen tops AL hurlers with 13 victories.

New York Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh Joe Vosmik Cleveland Vaughan Joe Medwick St. Louis Cardinals Vosmik Buddy Myer Washington Dizzy Dean Johnny Allen New York Yankees

38" Club Defeats Troxel All Stars in Spare Hits Game

The 38 Club edged Troxel All Stars with a two base hit by Boreski and three base hits by Emerich Bierek. Home runs were hit by R Urig and Thomas. Left on bases were 3S Club six Troxel four. Base on balls E Ross two, Honosia four. Pitches: E Rossi and Honala. Umpires T wski and Clay. Time of game a.

Wirrenske RosiSh Hughes Steel& Tubes Bainbridge Boreski Emerich Bierek R. Urig Thomas Troxel Ross Honosia E. Rossi Honala T Wski Clay Cluo Troxel All Stars Hamilton Mammy Ross Joe Honda Troxels Hank Wazyniak Vick Urig Wash H. E. Momské Kk. Uriz Goreski Baee A. Urig E. Ro Wazyniak St. H Cfmre Poson Box Sento

Ross Knocks Out Gans in Portland Bout

Bar ney Ross world welterweight champion, in his first fight since reclaiming the title, knocked out Baby Joe Gans of Los Angeles in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Portland.

Portland. Ore Jimmy McLarnin Barney Ross Baby Joe Gans Los Angeles

Fire at station after hay-laden truck crash

DLV MAD FULNA, Wase-A. DL. Laskowski drove a hay laden truck into a gasoline station causing two pump tip overs after a short circuit ignited the wires. He fled as the fire spread, firefighters reported a large blaze with extensive damage. A separate note states a 467 pound swordfish was caught near Georges Bank by the Boston schooner Marie and Henrietta, the season’s largest.

DLV Boston Georges Banks Marie Henrietta

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Hughes Provision Outfit Wellington Lee Grimes Thest Dick Barber Bob Gillette Debby Knapp Chris MacDermott Ralph Gray Clyde Hignett Edwie Hannum Frank Marlay Donald Swanger Rudy Schacht Norman Waters Karl Williams Grimes FonUstown Peeees Artom Zanesville Charleston Portsmouth Beckley Huntington Tesulte Akron Pavion Huntington Portsmouth Terkley Catten Gaines Southern Association Atlanta& Chattanooga Little Rock New Orleans Knoxville Nashville Braves Johnny Goodman Richard L. Haskell Seattle Maurice McCarthy Bernard Deering Ithaca Charley Yates Atlanta Chester O'Brien Overland Neil Ransick Gus Moreland Peoria Lil Eday's Sport Parade Henry McLemore EW York Ol’ Jedge Kenesaw Mountain Landis Phillies Browns Yankees Jeremiah J. Sweeney Mickey Cochrane Tigers Brother Cochrane Ranet Frisch Cubs Chicago Boys Glenn S Warner Temple University Oak Lawn Acme Major League United Teading Medwick Greenberg Tigers Caeerrree Berger Greenberg Gehrig Cardinals Herman Yosmik Bittners Gans Rialto Theatre Martonio Angelo Doug Marcel George Craig Speedy LaRance Dan Morris America Willard Broad &T
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