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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
9
At Baltimore Country Club the 1931 American Amateur Golf championship reaches the quarterfinals with Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati advancing to meet Francis Ouimet, joining veterans Chick Evans, Johnny Goodman, and Bill Blaney among the eight remaining.
At Baltimore Country Club on Sept 15, 1972 the quarterfinal matches are set. Chick Evans of Chicago faces Jess Guilford of Boston while Ross Somerville of Canada plays William Blaney of Boston. Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati meets Francis Ouimet of Boston, and Maurice McCarthy of New York faces Johnny Goodman of Omaha.
The Elyria Business Men's baseball team travels to Olmsted Falls Sunday for a decisive game to clinch the second half Yoop flag and a shot at North Olmsted in a three game series for the league title. If Olmsted loses and Dover wins, the second half title is theirs. a Gimsted upset and a Dover win could force a tie. Ace pitcher Johnny Yucka may not be able to pitch due to a sore arm. Steve Gerush likely saling the mound.
The pennant winners, the Meoneapolis Millers, defeated the Kansas City Blues 15 to 9 in Columbus. Parmalee earned the win with seven hits allowed as the Millers backed by sharp defense built a comfortable lead. Louisville edged Toledo 3 to 2 in a late rally as Craghead allowed 13 hits for Toledo.
The Mercuries football team will hold an important practice tonight at 600 o'clock at the corner of West River and Furnbas street. Manager Herman Klein announced the event to Gay.
Cleveland will exercise options on 19 minor leaguers as announced by General Manager Billy Byrans. Former Indians recalled include pitchers Bean Craghead Moore Lawson Pearson and Lee with infielders Detore Hale. Remaining Cleveland property are infielders Knickerbocker Sweeney Garbach Bellande Berger White along with Galehouse and outfielders Galatzer Ward Trosky West. Detore with Buffalo has been a top International League hitter. Knickerbocker with Toledo set a two base hit record in the American Association.
New York, Sept. 15. Charley Grimm's Chicago Cubs, slipping toward the NL pennant and five and a half games ahead, dropped to the Giants in ten innings on Lirdstrom’s homer. Pirates and others faded, while Ohio State opened training for its 1932 football campaign at Columbus with 14 practice days before October 1 opener. Ohio State’s Big Ten record to date listed.
Everett Livesay of Columbus announces a left handed golfers tournament for the tri state district to be held at East Liverpool on October 1a in Wheeling West Virginia.
Morgantown West Virginia Sept 15 12 The staccato of the quarterback will be heard again this season as West Virginia University abandons the huddle system for calling signals Coach Earle Greasy Neale leads the change after years of using the huddle to relay plays on the field
Denison University may end Buckeye conference football after this season unless the athletic board reverses its plan to withdraw. Coach George Rich faces a fragile roster with 10 sophomores among 85, several key veterans, and missing returning freshmen due to financial or scholastic issues. Promising players did not return, and the backfield remains the major concern for the 1932 squad.
Chicago report notes nearly 600 football players reported for the first practice at Western Conference schools. Notre Dame also began with 119 players under Coach Heardy Anderson. The season opener features the U Chicago vs Monmouth on Sept 24, with other Big Ten teams starting Oct 1. Three new coaches debut in the conference.
Dr Clarence Spears returns to the Big Ten to coach Wisconsin after ten years at Oregon Ossie Solem takes charge at Iowa and Bernie Bierman assumes control at Minnesota Western Conference athletic directors anticipate a strong season despite a low mood Ticket prices have been reduced at all schools and several games may be complete sellouts
Ray Henley owned by George Hasler of Xenia Ohio won the 2:07 pace heats in Reading on Wednesday. His heat times were 2:03, 2:05 and 2:04, setting a new record.
Yesterday's results show New York 4 Chicago 2 in ten innings, Boston 3 Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 1, plus Detroit 3 Washington 0 and St Louis 4 Philadelphia 4. Today's games feature Chicago at New York and St Louis at Brooklyn, with American Association fixtures including Minneapolis against Columbus and Louisville hosting Toledo. Big Five recap notes Jimmy Foxx and Lou Gehrig highlight a strong day for sluggers.
Elyria High prepares for the 1932 football season with Russ Davies and staff eyeing six tough games among nine. Key rival Lorain at Ely Stadium on November 19 highlights the slate, alongside Sandusky, Shaw, Toledo Central, Lakewood, and Cleveland Heights. Oberlin and Glenville pose late-season challenges, while Rocky River is seen as a potential test despite being labeled a pushover. London Gant remains a looming threat for Sandusky.
Mi ami university shifts veteran tackle John Kerekes to center after Urban Vaccarello’s graduation creates an opening. Prospect Angelo Decesare and others vie for the spot while tackles Robert Emerick and William Stewart contend for positions, as George Niemi and Joe Horn compete for yard duties.
Mel Harder earned his fifteenth win of the season as Cleveland beat Boston 9 to 0. Cissell led with three RBIs, Averill added two, Burnett plated one, and Kamm drove in two. Willis Hudlin, after recovery, may start next for the Indians seeking eleventh win. Rhodes took the loss.
Jack Warner won low gross in the Lakewood Elks golf tournament staged yesterday at Spring Valley with a card of 78. Jim Rodgers and Carl Nichols were tied for low net with 68.
The Joppa baseball team seeks a game with an Elyria squad to be played here next Sunday. Interested managers are asked to call Elyris at phone 5-104. The rest discusses the idea of tradition and a jibe about educated people with little knowledge.
The Richwines travel to Lorain on Friday evening to meet the Smithberger Grocers. Players must gather at Ely Park at 6 o'clock per management instructions.
Dick Servis and Bob Dickinson of Dayton won the Brookside Golf Club amateur-amateur event in Columbus Ohio with a 70. Glen Bishop and Herb Bush of Columbus posted 71 for second place in the competition held Wednesday.
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