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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1932

Page

7

Yankees edge Cubs in World Series talk catches man of year

In a series on the Yankees and Cubs, William Dickey of New York is hailed as the era’s top catcher, with Leo Hartnett of Chicago praised for energy and form. The piece notes Dickey’s .310 average this season and recounts Hartnett’s prior World Series setback and recent defensive trials.

New York Yankees Chicago Cubs George Kirkley United Press Hicago Hag William Dickey Mickey Cochrane Dickey Yankees

Elyria High Football Ticket Policy Announced

Carl Smith, Elyria High faculty manager, outlined season ticket and reserved seat sales for Ely Stadium games. Reservations are via phone at the high school. Ticket sales at Varigas downtown spots will end this season except for the Lorain game. No general city admissions. Student tickets sold only at the high school and grade schools.

Carl Smith Elyria High School Elyria High Ely Stadium Smith Varigas Lorain

Rookie pitcher tames champion Yankees in World Series lead

New York manager Joe McCarthy eyes a quick tune up for Wednesday’s opener against the Cubs as veteran Ruth and the Yankees stumble 4 to 3 to rookie Sugar Gain of the Athletics. Charley Ruffing allowed 10 hits, and notably three homers. In AL action the Senators win both ends of a twin bill, Cleveland falls to the Browns, White Sox sweep at Detroit, while the Pirates clinch NL second by beating the Cubs 6–2. Giants and Cardinals split, each at 2–1 and 2–0 respectively, leaving them tied for sixth. no other games on the slate.

Cubs Leo Gabby) Hartnett National League Hartnett Bill Dickey Pirates Tony Piet Pittsburgh Washington Carl Reynolds Senators Dickey Reynolds Yanks Dicker W York A.p.y Joe McCarthy Yankees Babe Ruth Joe Athletics Sugar” Gain Baltimore Orioles Cain New York Ruth Charley Ruffing Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Indians Browns Chicago

Elyrians Assisting Bitler At Oberlin

Elyrians aiding Bitler at Oberlin as two former Oberlin College stars join the effort in a notable local event.

Elyrians Bitler Oberlin Oberlin College

Nunamaker the Horseshoe Champ to Exhibit in Oberlin

Blair Nunamaker world horseshoe pitching champion will give an exhibition at the Lyle Rockwood court in Oberlin tonight at 7 15. He has held the title for four years and recently tossed 116 ringers in ten minutes in New York while pitching from stake to stake. Assistant coaches Charles Novatny Louis Koloplus and Al Bopher aid Oberlin preparing for next Saturday’s opener with Otterbein.

Oberlin Blair Nunamaker Lyle Rockwood Willard Court Nunamaker New York West Virginia Wesleyan Lysle Butler Otterbein Charles Novatny Louis Kolopus Elyriaus al Bohrer Kolopus

Baseball Scores and Pending Games Across Leagues

Yesterday results show St Louis 4 Cleveland 3 and Chicago 11 Philadelphia 3. Today’s games include Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia with two Detroit clashes. Weather caused several postponements and rain delays across Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Indianapolis with multiple doubleheaders rescheduled.

St. Lows Cleveland Washington Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago Detroi Cycago Detroit Cleveland-St. Louis Pittsburgh Fi &T Cincinnati Brooklyn Indianapolis Louisville St. Paul Keneas City Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo Columbus Leagle. & W. Pez New York St. Louis Chicago Easel Pennan Eae St. Loui Cineinnati -Lol

Case Sends Veterans Against Hiram in Season Opener

Case College contains a veteran-heavy lineup led by Tutty Metfarib and Ed Bale for the opener against Hiram in Cleveland. The Rough Riders boast a 180 pound line and 170 pound backfield with Lew Hubbard Dave Samuelson and a host of returning linemen set to power the attack. The game follows a schedule featuring Colgate at Hamilton and Akron in Cleveland with Hiram coach Dr Mercit aiming to spoil the family ties as Ride’s former assistant seeks revenge.

Cleveland Ray Ride Case Hiram Ohio Tutty” Metfarib Ed’ Bale Cleveland Heights Meyforth Lew Hubbard Youngstown Dave Samuelson Rough Riders Noble Clark Harvey Haymam Red Seifert Frank Meller Tommy Drke Hirm Case Colene Hamilton N. Y Akron John Carroll Municipal Stadium Wooster Baldwin- Wallace Reserve Hillsdale Oberlin Mercit Mefort

Chicago Expects Best Pur le Netters Grid Team Since 1924

Chicago's Maroons, under Amos Alonzo Stagg in his 41st season, aim for their best football team since 1924. With 35 players, a small roster but strong prospects, the backfield led by Vinson Sahlin and Pat Page Jr. and rookie formations promise a potent offense and the novel Whirlwind Shift.

Chicago Swamp Crimson Wisconsin George Kirkley United Press Hicago University of Chicago Maroons Amos Alonzo Stagg Stagg Vinson Sahlin Pat Page Pete Zimmer Cecil Storey Sahlin Page Zimmer Storey Long Beach Calif John Thomas McCarthy

Baldwin Wallace Eyes Undefeated Season31

Ohio Football Outlook reports Baldwin Wallace College coach Ray Watts views 40 hopefuls for the 1931 season predicting another undefeated team. The squad loses several from the championship roster but returns 11 lettermen with backfield experience led by Joe Scott Harry Hall Clarence Wing and Harry Roth among others. Schedule includes Ohio Conference games against Bowling Green John Carroll Kent State Ashland Case Akron Hiram and Mount Union.

REA. O Ray Watts Baldwin-Wallace College Eckert Bassett Weber Muckle Baldwin-Wallace Joe Scott Harry Hall Clarence Wing Harry Roth Sete Barno Cleveland Tech High School Barno Jim McGue Ed Bahoric Lorain Ed Anderson Bill Kitchen Mel Woodman George Novak Marty Loftus

Hornsby Forgotten By Cubs In Split

Chicago Cubs divide World Series money among 24 full shares giving managers coaches and 19 long-time players while omitting former manager Rogers Hornsby who led for two thirds of the season.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Rogers Hornsby Cubs Grimm Red Corriden Charlie O'Leary

Mercuries Schedule Practice Ahead of Season Opener

The Mercuries hold practice tonight at 6 o clock and tomorrow at 3 30 p m as they prep for Sunday’s season opener against Amherst Ex Hy’s at Jefferson School field. Players are asked to report.

Mercuries Amherst Jefferson

Big Five stars cite multi homer night in batting parade

Jimmy Foxx hit his 54th homer of the season driving in two runs in four trips. Babe Ruth added a run batted in with a single in four at bats. Lou Gehrig doubled in four plate appearances for one tally. Al Simmons homered and singled in four attempts for two runs. Bill Terry homered doubled and singled in five at bats for one run.

Big Five United Jimmy Foxx Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig al Simmons Bill Terry

Local Semi-Pro Eleven Travels To Akron For Game

Elyria’s Ex-Hy semi pro squad prepares for a tough season opener against Akron Orient A. C. at League Park in Akron. The roster features former Elyria High stars and Crimson players with recent additions. Coaching is by Louie Kolopus with Don Granger. Jenne is manager and 2749 is contact for event details. The game starts at 2:30 with a 10 a.m. Sunday departure from Jenne’s Garage, after two practice sessions at Jefferson Field.

Grid Warriors Orients South Akron Ohio Lorain Elyria High Koehn Brothers Floyd Russ Crimson George Maston Ken Botamer Lfor Elyria High Jimmy Renouard Spike Wilbert al Otterbacher Fred Maddock Renouard Wilbert Maddock Otterhacher Ohio Wesleyan Ed Archambeau Alex Mike Jim Hensiges Herb Disbrow Mike Western Heights Mel Gerbardinger Ken Martin Matt Fortman Johnny Kohai Julius Tisza Pete Yucka Jack Storm Cavort Louie Kolopus West Virginia Wesleyan Jefferson Field Akron Jenne League Park

Dempsey backs Schmeling to beat Walker in 15 rounds

Jack Dempsey selects Mat Schmeling to defeat Mickey Walker, predicting a knockout. He says Walker is a smaller man with little to offset Schmeling’s size and power, and notes Schmeling may prove the world’s best heavyweight if he finishes Walker quickly.

York Jack Dempsey Mat Schmeling Mickey Walker Schmeling Manassa Mauler Dempser Rumson Bulldog Walker Jack

Henrietta High Beats Clearview 3-1 in Tigers’ Win

Henrietta High edged Clearview High 3-1 yesterday afternoon at the Henrietta diamond. W Wasem pitched a strong game allowing five hits as Henrietta notched nine safeties off Puskas. Pollock and Churpek served as catchers. Friday’s game vs Brownhelm is scheduled at Henrietta diamond with Hostettler expected to start for Coach Salsbury.

Henrietta High Clearview High Henrietta Diamond W. Wasem Clearview Henrietta Nime Puskas Pollock Churpek Brownhelm Hostettler Salsbury

Lorain High Preps For Fairport Game

Lorain High School aims for its second win as it hosts Fairport Harbor at Recreation Field. After a 24 8 season opener victory over Cleveland West Tech, Coach McCaskey expects Fairport Harbor to lean on an aerial attack and has drilled the team in that defense.

Lorain, O Lorain High School Fairport Harbor Eleven Recreation Field Lavender and Purple Cleveland West Tech McCaskey Harbor Eleven

New London Plays Ridgeville Friday Change in Schedule

New London and Ridgeville High will clash here Friday instead of November 18 as scheduled. Authorities from both schools reached an agreement to move the game to 2 30 p m.

New London Ridgeville Ridgeville High

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