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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1935

Page

4

St Louis Cardinals Hold Narrow Lead In Tight NL Race

National League pennant race tightens as the St Louis Cardinals slip to one game ahead of the Chicago Cubs and three in front of the New York Giants. Cards lost two of three to the Phillies while the Cubs won two and the Giants took one, keeping the scene highly unsettled with 21 games left for St Louis.

Henry United Press New York St. Louia Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs New York Giants Phils Phillies Cubs Giants Cincinnati Philadelphia Cardinals Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Yask Boston Braves

Four Officials Are Assigned To Elyria Lorain Grid Classic

Athletic director Roy B. Clymer lists the 1935 Elyria High football officials with a host of prominent names. Officials include Dr J H Nichols Oberlin Russell Rupp Lebanon Valley Earl Gross Marietta C H Hudson Ohio University and Steve Hazelwood Grove City. Hazelwood referees the Elyria Lorain game at Lorain on November 35 with four officials for the Red Raiders and Lions clash.

Elyria High Roy B. Clymer Clymer J. H. Nichols Oberlin Russell Rupp Lebanon Valley Earl Gross Marietta C. H. Hudson Ohio University Steve Hazelwood Grove City Hazelwood Elyria Lorain Red Raiders Lions H. Aidein Ohio W. K. Wildman Denison Jerry Ensign Ohio Wastleyan Ashland Busseth Kupp le Jasen Empire Eer Steve Hanelwond B. G. Skitbie Owling Green Fleadman Nerwouds Hewen Kala- Manon Akron West Net Paul Gross Impure Dwreht Heabody Sam Masi Medina Shaw Ort Earl Mariette Cleveland Heights Karl Gross Ohio Wesleyan Champ Richardson Miami Ashtarila Carl R Bachman Kontine Green Inageghee Lors Trefereer Pete Grove H. Findsay Wiidine Demiann Weelevan

Softball Semi-Finals Set in National Championship

Four teams remain in the National Softball championship with Peoria, Jr. facing Toledo, C in the opening semi final. Phoenix and Rochester also advance. Peoria beat South Bend 8 to 0, Rochester edged Minneapolis 1 to 0, and Toledo defeated Milwaukee 5 to 0 in the quarterfinals. In the girls division Cleveland meets Detroit as Hart Motors of Chicago defends against Frain's of Chicago. finals scheduled for today.

Chicago Peoria, Jr Toledo Phoenix Ariz Rochester N. Y Peoria South Bend Minneapolis Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Hart Motors Frain’s

Hughes Provision Softball Meeting Postponed Tonight

The Hughes Provision softball team meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed to a later date, reported by Manager Alexander Reisz.

Haughes Hughes Provision Alexander Reisz

Notre Dame Ohio State game tickets still available at Columbus

Ticket chief Henry D. Taylor said the sold out report is greatly exaggerated with only 12 000 seats sold and 84 000 to go for the Notre Dame Ohio State clash on November 2. Ohio State received international inquiries for the schedule including Addis Ababa Bombay London Paris and Fairbanks Alaska.

Columbus Henry D. Taylor Taylor Notre Dame Jim Sharkey Elyria Ethiopia Ohio State University Addis Ababa Ohio State Bombay London Paris Fairbanks Alaska Warren Eisenhut Shaw High Lake Erie Miami University Bill Ohly Oberlin Redskins Ashland High Bill McKee Ashland Times-Gazette McKee Rosie Starn Spring Valley Jim Armitage

City League Bowlers Hold Meet Tonight

Elyria City League bowlers meet tonight at the K of C Club rooms on Broad Street to discuss plans for the opening of the 1935 36 bowling season. The meeting, in charge of President Tom Ball, is called for 7 30 p m and all bowlers are asked to be on hand.

Elyria City League K. of C Broad Street Tom Ball

Big Ten Teams Hold Initial Drills Today

Ohio State opened football practice for 1935 under coach Francis Schmidt with 19 lettermen among 48 candidates. The Buckeyes seek a Big Ten and mythical national title, facing Kentucky on Oct. 5, with 19 sophomores contending for spots and Jim Williams and Jim McDonald among early standout backs.

Columbus Ohio State Francis A. Schmidt Bucks Minnesota Schmidt Regis Monahan Buzzy Wetzel Joe" Williams Barberton Jim McDonald Springfield Kentucky

Grant Leads Budge In Tennis Match Stopped By Rain

Grant and Budge battled toward a decisive conclusion at Crest Hills as rain halted play in the American Singles championships. Grant led 6-4 6-4 and 2-1 in the third when the downpour forced a postponement, with Budge needing a push to avoid elimination.

Grant Budge Crest Hills Ilinm Donald Budge California Bryan “Bitsy” Grant Atlanta Grant-Budge Helen Jacobs Berkeley Cal Wood Fred Perry England Wilmer Allison Texas

Golf Stars In Second Round Amateur Play

National Amateur Championship in Cleveland begins second round with 207 entrants reduced to 64. Goodman of Omaha and Dunlap of New York face elimination in a marquee match. both survived first round. Light upset by Levi Yoder over Francis Ouimet drawn interest as Dunlap and Goodman loom as title contenders.

Cleveland Johnny Goodman Omaha George Dunlap New York Goodman Dunlap Charles Munson Connecticut Breen Dick Haskell Seattle Little Rufus Levi Yoder Washington Francis Ouimet Ouimet Yoder Francis

Dan Morris Brings Matmen Back For Elyria Weekly Shows

Sandusky promoter Dan Morris brings his wrestling troupe to Elyria for a fall and winter series. The opening card at Rialto Theatre features Martonio Angelo vs Doug Marcel in a best two of three falls, two hour limit. Also George Craig vs Speedy LaRance in a one hour bout and a ten minute local talent match to start at 8:30 p.m.

Dan Morris Sandusky Elyria Morris Rialto Theatre Angelo Marcel Betwene Martonio Angelo Buffalo Joe Woods Angelo Marcel George Craig Oklahama City Speedy LaRanece Minneapolis Craig Oklahoma Monkey Man LaRance Ely Ria

Ex Minor Leaguer Bobbie Burchard Dies in Urbana

John Bobbie Burchard aged 67 a prominent minor league baseball star of the 1850s died yesterday in Urbana Ohio He played for Springfield Zanesville Youngstown Mansfield Dayton and Columbus during his career.

Urbana John “Bobbie Burchard Springfield Zanesville Youngstown Mansfield Dayton Columbus

Canadian Senator John McLean Considers Retirement

Ottawa report states Senator John McLean known as the granddaddy of the Canadian Senate plans to retire due to health and inability to attend sessions. He would leave public life as the chamber’s eldest member, reflecting a global shift toward increased state supervision.

Ottawa Ont John McLean Canadian Senate Senate McLean

Mid-Atlantic Teams Open Title Series

The opening game of the seven game playoff for the Mid Atlantic League crown will be played in Dayton Ohio tonight. Day ton, winner of the second half pennant, faces Huntington which took the first half title with Huntington finishing the second half in last place. Dayton is favored to win the series.

Dayton Huntington

Elyria Lights To Open Season September 20

Elyria High lightweight squad of about fifty trains daily at Ely Stadium under Ralph Bauer as head coach for his fourth year. Season delayed from opener vs Amherst due to cancellation. Berea also failed to visit, pushing first game to September 20 at North Olmsted. Nine games booked. six returning lettermen lead contenders along with many vying for spots.

Chuck Hupp Elyria Ely Stadium Ralph Bauer Srath Street Crimson Bantams Amherst Berea Bayerment North Olmsted Gene Graher Jim Donnelly Nelson Gerber Jack Hiatt Elmer Tomasko George Zemba Jack Brandt Walt Thompson Paul Fritz Thea Crimson Lake Erie Bauer Ray Shewell Bill Smith Fred Stilgenbauer Louis Sivinski Steve Walend Ray Ziegman Nave Smetzer Don Hull Dick Anderson Lyle Scott Bud Geigey Babe Varzincak Levada Cephas Bud Christie George Wehrber Bob Marsh al Andress Carl Bathroy Ed Beaumont Carl Brookhouser Ed Carr George Dai Carl Gleason Johnny Hales Bud Hanson Hank Hart Hart Heath Rodney Long Earl Mahl Bob Mallory Bill McClellan Chuck Melton Leroy Moody Bill Benz John Smith Ernie Sperry Ken Swindling Howard Unger Hunter Hopewell Olbert Sutlife Jack Bennett Tony Fokey Tony Dombrowski Ernie Siegman

Standings and results in major leagues today

American League leaders Detroit and New York clash as standings show Detroit at .45658 and New York at .RA 92. Cleveland trails, while Chicago and Philadelphia juggle midtable positions. National League rounds include Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Philadelphia games with rain and postponements noted along with American Association results in Minneapolis, Indianapolis and Milwaukee.

W. L. Prt Detroit New York St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington St Lows Pittsburgh Brooklyn Mincinnai Botancereeeees Chicaga Bastian Philadelphia T St. Tants Brooklyn Rincinnati Pitehurzh Cincinnati St. Loui

Shuffleboard League Meeting Set at Ready's Cigar Store

Shuffleboard enthusiasts are invited to a meeting at Ready's Cigar Store on Broad Street Thursday evening to organize a league. Plans for teams and players for the coming season will be made.

Pergang Ready’s Cigar Broad Street

Sharkey Heads Elyria Tennis Club Rankings

Elyria Tennis Club released 1935 rankings for Men s Singles Doubles Women s Singles and Boys divisions compiled by Chuck Hupp and approved by club president Pierre Smith and committee. Top seeds include Jim Sharkey who recently won the city title, with Dave Horan Jay Howenstine and Eddie Seward among leaders. doubles leaders are Jim Sharkey and Dave Horan with Seward and Moran close behind. junior and women s leaders named with Rosetta Dyer and Betty Fas holding top spots.

Chuck Aupp Elyria Tennis Club Chuck Hupp Pierre Smith Jim Sharkey Mark Abbe Eddie Seward Sharkey Dave Horan Horan Jay Howenstine Jim Charkey Nave Jloran Dick Horan Len Brissell Jack Hiatt George Sharkey Rosetta Dyer Betty Fox Wen'a dJim Sharkey Hwnis o—Covert Me Byron Morris George She Bill Lersch Meredith Gene Finegan Bob Smith Hiomer Homer Price Fred Willams I Bins Dehm Harold Black Rob Price Iwvin Shultz Bill Mineh Rodney Long Thoer Tom Stephens Ohnny Reid Jordon Horton Rosetta Dier Jeanette Sheppard Ann Lugas Roberta Howenstine ll—Ada Ransom

Toledo and Xavier Disregard Opening Practice Rule

Toledo and Xavier ignored the Ohio Conference opening practice date. UT president Nash warned of withdrawal if practice started before September 16, but no action was seen yet. Coach James Nicholson noted sympathy and other schools may start practice. game contests cited as reason to push dates.

Toledo ALRI Ohio Conference University of Toledo Philip C. Nash University Athletic League James Nicholson Cincinnati U.K Navier University Musketeers Joe Meyers

Bout Between Alabama Kid and Chocolate Kid Delayed by Rain

The ten round match scheduled for here last night between Alabama Kid, Dayton middleweight, and Chocolate Kid of Columbus, was postponed due to rain and cold weather. It was to have been Sept 3, rescheduled for Sept 17 to open the indoor fight season.

Gulemburs Alabama Kid Chocolate Kid Columbus

Clymer Puts Red Raiders Through Stiff Drills In Opener

Elyria High prepares for Ashland opener with intense morning and afternoon practice. Injuries to Captain Jack Meyer and others limit lineup. Gibbens a 145 pound transfer adds depth. Ashland, coached by Red Longley, eyes league champions and traveling fans expected in large numbers.

Clymer Red Raiders Russ Davies T Sports Roy Clymer Elyria High Red Raiders Sixth Street Forces Crimson Mayers Ashland Jack Meyer Dick Everhart Benny Pfaff Doug Gibbens al Yanke Moyer Gibbens Lorain County Schools Wooster Hugh “Froggie'' Cross Ed Czak Meyer Frank Bolinski Harry Lauer Johnny Talarski Bob Crandall Bob Mahl Bob Novak Joe Scott Vince Kushinski Johnny Kostyo

Sears Roebuck vs Rothgery Motors softball game set at Jefferson No. 1

Sears Roebuck softball teams meets Rothgery Motors of Grafton at 6 PM Thursday at Jefferson No. 1 diamond. The two teams are 1-1 in this year’s series with Grafton winning 6-0 and Sears taking 6-5. Expected pitchers are J Schoditsch for Sears and Hank Walkas for Grafton.

Sears Roebuck Rothgery Motors Grafton Jefferson No. 1 Diamond Sears J. Schoditsch Hank Walkas

Yanks Defeat Indians 3rd Straight Game

Walter Brown started for the Yankees in a 5 to 3 win over the Cleveland Indians marking the third consecutive victory for New York. Brown pitched seven shutout innings before tiring in the eighth, with Murphy finishing as reliever and the Yankees tallying five runs off Willis Hudlin.

New York Walter Brown New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Yanks Redskins Brown Willis Hudlin Johnny Murphy AS_R A. EL Tai Ahaon Rolfe Chapman Eat O Tehrig Tkirk Dickey P. Murphy I.csec Cleveland AB D. AE Tralatzer Averill Winegarner Cleveland Selkirk Saltzgaver Hughes Hale Saltagaver Hudlin Gehrig Hin Murphy Dicker Moriarty Kolis

Fifteen Teams Still In Running For N. B. F. Crown

Fifteen amateur teams remain in contention for the National Baseball Federation title after rain postponed most third round games. Cleveland Fisher Foods and Petrolia Pa defeated Fort Wayne to reach the higher bracket, while Warren eliminated Birmingham Ala. Today's morning doubleheaders feature Lorain versus Springdale Pa Aaron versus Uniontown Pa Pittsburgh versus Pontiac Mich Johnstown Pa versus Dearborn Mich Canningburgh Pa versus Waterbury and Detroit versus Elyria with Petrolia Pa receiving a bye.

Cleveland Ubi National Baseball Federation Cleveland Fisher Foode Petrolia Fort Wayne Ind Warren Birmingham Ala Cleveland Rosenblums Lorain Springdale Aaron Uniontown Pittsburgh Pontiac Mich Johnstown Dearborn Canningburgh Waterbury Detroit Elyria

Millers Fight for Playoff Position With Big Win

The Minneapolis Millers defeated Kansas City 10 to 4, a result that ties Kansas City with Columbus for third place in the American Association. The Red Birds beat Indianapolis 5 to 4, while Milwaukee triumphed 18 to 7 over St Paul. Toledo’s game at Louisville was rained out.

American Association WLI Pet Minneapolis Indianapals Wanene Cite - Cotamins Milwaukee Taledo Tetsville Colembts Minneapolis Millers Millers Kansas City Columbus Red Birds Indianapolis St. Paul Toledo Louisville

Welsh Funeral Home Members Meet Tonight at 7:30

Members of the Welsh Funeral Home are asked to meet at 7 30 p m at the home of Manager Henry Burton 524 Furnace Street. If a player cannot attend call Burton at 0%%.

Henry Burton Furnace Street Burton

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