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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1938

Page

5

Daffy Dean Fails To Stay With Cards In Spring

Russ Davies surveys St Louis Cardinals news as pitcher Daffy Dean faces renewed doubt after arm trouble persists. Despite hopes he could reclaim a role, Dean struggles alongside other top hurlers as the spring lineup solidifies.

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Stormy Weatherly shines in outfield for team

The fragmentary report highlights Weatherly in strong outfield play for the team, with discussion of his pace and potential trade value tied to Earl Aver Formightly. Notes on Notre Dame mentor Rockne and related figures appear in jumbled context, suggesting an era youth, football, and local college connections.

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Local High School Football Season Nears Ahead

Readers see previews of upcoming high school football campaigns across towns like Elberta, Middle Edy, and Pitts. The season promises ranked teams, notable matchups, and local coverage of key players and coaches as the fall gridiron arrives.

Niddletown Elberta Pyedie

Washington Merry-Go-Round Summary Shows Recovery Signals

A confidential report to the President outlines recovery indicators including rising wages, dividends, and rental income from June through July. It notes a revived government net outlay on recovery, with figures climbing beyond 200 million dollars, signaling improved business confidence and capital inflows into industry. Nudism probes rise in Congress as Dies targets movements seen as un-American.

Metdy Bs Gmivernment Ross Avusast Ischudes

Rams and Packers set for NL opener Sunday in Green Bay

Cleveland Rams head to Green Bay for the National League opener on Sunday afternoon. The club adds three All-Americans Vic Markov Jim Benton Corby Davis along with Vic Spadaccini Bud Erickson and Pat Howlett as starting lineup changes. Tickets at Shaw Stadium priced 1.10 1.65 and 2.20 for the 14 500 seat capacity game.

Cleveland Bo Forte Vic Markov Washington Corby Davis Indiana Jim Benton Arkansas Aerial Circus Rams Packers Green Bay Wisconsin Vic Spadaccini Minnesota Bud Erickson Washington University Far West Pat Howlett DePaul University of Chicago Ohio College All Stars Markov Benton Spadaccini Washinon State Carl Litefield AH Stars Hugo Bezdek Chicago Cardinals Shaw Stadium Ram Damon Buzz” Wetzel

Elyria Business Men's Ball Club Stages Banquet

The Elyria Business Men's Baseball team held its annual banquet after a season of 14 games with 1 win and 4 losses. Julie Maslyk led batting at .381, E. Smith hit .371, Les Drage .268, with Drage also pacing pitching at 6 victories and 2 losses. Redebsygh posted a perfect fielding 1.000 as Maslyk followed at .070.

Elyria Business Rome Loren Poy Tru Busi Julie Maslyk Fourmh E. Smith Les Drage D Redigion Portemont Glib G. Graber Ju Drage Tom Smith Johnny Maiden Redebsygh Maslyk

Boston Bees Sign Dayton Second Sacker

Dayton second baseman Vel Rowell signed with the Boston Bees for west season, receiving a 600 bonus and reporting next spring Ed Lee a Dayton right handed pitcher also signed to train with the Bees farm club at Erie Sullivan a Dies committee investigator remains on payroll despite calls for removal Dempsey Starnes oppose Sullivan Wallace misquote sparks publicity Argentina junket plans draw many requests for free trips but first ship will carry top government officials and Latin diplomatic corps

Dayton Carvel Rowell F. Sullivan Dies Committee Jick Dempssey New Mexi Dies Sullivan Joe Starnes Alabama Republican Committee Dempsey Pacific Coast Wallace Argentina Maritime Commission New Deal New York Buenos Aires Brazil United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Budge Weighs Withdrawal From National Tennis Tourney

United States singles championships open at the West Side Club amid talk Budge may pull out due to aThrows ailment affecting months. Defending men’s champion Duke, and rivals from Australia, France and England expected to compete as top Americans line up. In the women’s side, Anita Lizana and Jadwiga Jendrejowska challenge, with Alice Marble and Helen Jacobs as domestic favorites.

Rowe Mills L.p United West Side Paolori Fto Budee America France England Australia Burdyve Jel Bromwich Austelia Boboy S of Chicago Amerini Anita Lizana Chile Jadwiga Jvdrejowska Poland Alice Marble San Francisco Helen Jacobs Berkeley Calif Helen Wills Moody

Indians Edge Tigers 1 0 In Detroit As Harder Wins

Mel Harder blanked the Detroit Tigers 1 0 at Detroit to earn his 3rd victory. Cleveland rode a Weatherly stolen base and Bruce Campbell single to score the deciding run. Ray Weatherly started the rally, Lyn Lary led with a hit, and Earl Whitehill was expected to start for Detroit next against Tommy Bridges.

Oscar Vitl Mel Harder Detroit Tigers Detroit Quan Veteram Moundsman Indian War Club George Coffman Jack Wade Tigers Ray Weatherly Bruce Campbell Lyn Lary Secon Weatherly Earl Whitehill Tommy Bridges Cleveland Speenberi Wood York Megeli Ton Christman Petre Clef Poorman Ain Kells

Westbury and Greentree Ready for Open Polo Championship

Westbury and Greentree, who met in last year’s final, prepare to clash Sunday for the U S Open Polo Championship on International Field. Westbury, champion in 1937 with 11 to 6 over Greentree, reached the final by beating Aurora 14 to 8 at Hitchcock Field, while Greentree advanced after a 20 to 7 win over the Ramblers.

Westbury Old Greentree Aurora Hitchcock Field Ramblers Donald J. Budge Forest Hill Elsworth Vines Vines Budge Germantown Brook Tommy Hitchcock Tennyson Arig ME Terry Senius Cotted Press

Minneapolis Mills Close In On A A Title Race

The Minneapolis Millers swept a doubleheader against Kansas City 6 3 and 4 10 3, narrowing the gap on St Paul to four games with six left. Toledo moved into sixth by beating Indianapolis 5 3, while Columbus topped Louisville 2 2 in a three game win streak for the segment. Lefty Totten edged Fred Shaffer in a tight pitching duel.

iBy United Press Minneapolis Millers Kansas City Blues St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Blues Millers Indianapolis Toledo Oledo Indians Columbus Louisville Toten Fred Shaffer

Red Sox Buy Iwo From Little Rock

The Boston Red Sox announced the purchase of two 21 year old players from the Little Rock Club of the Southern Association for an undisclosed sum. Woodrow Rich a right handed pitcher and Paul Campbell a left handed first baseman will join the Red Sox next spring.

Boston Boston Red Sox Little Rock Club Southern Association Wooodrow Rich Paul Campbell Red Sox

Giants Triumph 6-0 Over All-Stars In Pro Grid Test

New York Giants defeat the Eastern College All-Stars 6-0 before 40,482 fans at the Herald Tribune game. Ward Cault kicks a 43 yard field goal in the second quarter and a 42 yard attempt in the fourth, with Ed Dunowski handling the snaps. Ed Wojciechowicz and Tony Matti shine on the line as the All-Stars gain 141 total yards.

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McLEMORE SeLys McLEMORE SeLys By Henry McLemore

New York dispatch by United Press correspondent Henry McLemore covers baseball, football, golf, and tennis notes. It criticizes Joe McCarthy and the Yankees, mentions Bobby Jones and a Chesapeake retriever deal, notes Charley Yates in golf, and references Pittsburgh football, the Eastern All-Stars, and Budge versus Vines in tennis with speculative history.

Henry McLemore United Press EW York Iwiy Joe McCarthy Bobby Jones Chesapeake Charley Yates Pittsburgh Monds

Walshs 83 Tops Elyria Country Club Scores

Vince Walsh shot 83 to lead scoring at Elyria Country Club yesterday. Willis Reichard posted 86 for second best. Other results show Neely Powers 87, Dr George Hoke 90, Sonny Hoke 34, and Dr St N Williams 7.

Vince Walsh Elyria Country Club Willis Reichard Dr. St. N. Williams Neely Powers George Hoke Sonny Hoke

Pirates Rally Past Reds To Lead NL Race By Five

United Press reports the Pittsburgh Pirates reversed a dip in form to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 1, widening the National League lead to five games. Boblinger supported by Pittsburgh defense held Reds bats, while Derringer was knocked from the mound in the fifth. Cubs rose to second with a 7-5 win over the Cardinals as Vance Page injured his ankle. Giants beat the Bees 6-3 as Wittig outpitched Macefayden, Foxx fueled Boston with eight runs in a 14-run outburst. Detroit edged Cleveland 1-0 as McHard and Morgan produced two hits, Caster notching his 10th win for Athletics over Washington 2-0. Yesterdays Hero Jimmy Foxx starred for the Red Sox with homers and a double.

United Press Yoius Sept. S U.P Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds Pirates Rhinelanders Reds Boblinger Cardinal Pittsburgh Jtfield Paul Derringer Gene Schott Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Vance Page Joe Marty Giants New York Giants Boston Bees Jeohnny Wittig Danny MaccFayden Hugh Mulcahy Schitter Phillies Brooklyn Jimmy Kaxx New York Yankees Red Sox Foxx Cleveland Besoa Detroit Tigers Morgan Walker George Caster Athletics Washington Jimmy Foxx Red Sos Bilt Iain Boston Yate Kes

Golfers Practice For 42nd Annual Amateur Tourney

Golfers begin to arrive in Pittsburgh to practice on Oakmont Country Club ahead of the 42nd national amateur championship opening Monday. Notables include Chick Evans of Chicago, Frank Strafaci of Brooklyn, and past champions Johnny Guoenan, Ross Somerville, and Charley Yates as entrants assess the course praised as the finest in golf.

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Pitt Lines Lead Panthers Backfield Promise For 1937

Sept. 8 The Pitt line remains the key with a potential greatest backfield featuring Chickernee Cassiano Stebbins and Goldberg. They must be supported by a strong line as ends Fab ian Hoffman and Bill Daddie pace the flanks. Hoffman returns after 1936 duties and Daddie is the nation’s top wingman, a two year regular.

Pyetsburgh Pitt Chickernee Cassiano Stebbins Goldberg Fabian Hoffman Bill Daddie

British Curtis Cup Leads British Women In Singles

British players held a commanding edge in the Curtis Cup as the six singles matches began in Manchester Massachusetts. The margin favored Great Britain 2 to 1 7. Mrs A M Holmard Clarke Tiernan defeated Estelle Lawson Page and Maureen Orcutt in two matches while Mrs Jesse Anderson and Elsie Corlett won their duel, Walters earned a half with Kathryn Hemphill.

Manchester Mass Great Britain United States A. M. Holmard Clarke Tiernan U.S Estelle Lawson Page Greensboro

City Class A Bowling League Meets Tonight

A final reorganization meeting of the City Class A Bowling League will be held this evening at the Elyria Recreation. Vic Krugman reports the league season starts Sept 15 and urges team captains representatives and bowlers to attend tonight's session.

Elyria Recreation Vic Krugman

Plane Crash Report Believed Erroneous

Newton report said an airplane fell in flames into the river at Lake Zoar yesterday noon. State police later abandoned the search, deeming the report erroneous.

Newton Corin U.R Lake Zoar

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