Lorain County Fish and Game Ass'n reports record 1939 releases
Officials say 1939 marked one of the association's best years despite a smaller membership. Total game and fish released included rabbits 1 035, raccoon 107, pheasants 1 236, smallmouth bass 1 000, largemouth bass 500, crappies 200, black bullheads 4 800. Leased farms cover about 30 000 acres for hunting, clubgrounds near Penfield Junction, mortgage paid and taxes assumed after purchase, clubhouse destroyed by fire in January with no new meeting place yet decided.
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Asi’n
Ass'n
Lorain County
Lorain
Midland Bank of Cleveland
Masters golf field to test Hogan and Demaret at Augusta
A sports round up notes Ben Hogan as a top Masters favorite after a string of wins this season. It compares Hogan with Jimmy Demaret, Byron Nelson, and others, highlighting Augusta's tough course and Hogan’s strong short game and consistency. The piece also references prior triumphs at North and South and Greensboro events.
Mittendorf Wins MCA Foul Shooting Title in Tie Breaker
Mittendorf defeated Joe Yarsa in a dramatic MCA foul shooting championship by hitting 27 of 35 in the final round after a 26 of 35 regular tie. Yarsa finished with 26 in regulation and 20 in the final rounds. Sam Rockwood recovered second place after beating Carl Palagyi in extended rounds.
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Joe Yarsa
Chuck Mittendorf
Mittendorf
Yarsa
Recreation bowling league slate in Elyria tonight
The Elyria Recreation Class B Bowling League presents eight matches, with early shift at 7: Moose Club versus Tarry Tavern, Elyria Nursery against Moulton Candies, Veterans of Foreign Wars versus Checker Cab, Gerber Meats against Bell Company. Late shift at 9: Tattersall Dairy versus Moodt Sohicans, Wayne Feed against Ridgeville Hatchery, Chandler Plastering versus Nickel Plate Feed, Blue Sky Inn versus Recreation Tavern.
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Elyria Recreation
Moose Club
Tarry Tavern
Elyria Nursery
Moulton Candies
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Checker Cab
Gerber Meats
Bell Company
Tattersall Dairy
Moodt Sohicans
Wayne Feed
Ridgeville Hatchery
Chandler Plastering
Nickel Plate Feed
Blue Sky Inn
Recreation Tavern
Rangers and Leafs Open Stanley Cup Series Tonight
The New York Rangers return to the final Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time since 1937 to face the Toronto Maple Leafs in the series opener at Madison Square Garden. The second game follows in New York with the series concluding in Toronto after a circus moves into the Kardon.
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United Press
New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Madison Square Garden
New York
Toronto
Hogan Tops Land-of-the-Sky In Money Race
In Asheville on April 1 Ben Hogan of White Plains North Carolina won the $5,000 Land-of-the-Sky tournament finishing 1 under par with a 273 total. He moved to the top of the money standings by $1,200, extending a three-tournament win streak, and surpassed Ralph Guldahl who led for three rounds but failed to clinch at the end. Hogan trailed Jimmy De Mar at one point but surged in the final holes to win by three strokes.
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Asheville
N.C
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. C
Augusta
Hogan
Jimmy DeMaret
Houston
Tex
Elyria Bowling Leagues Crown Titles In Close Races
The Elyria Recreation bowling season closed with four matches as Nichols Funeral Home keggers clinched the All-Star Loop second half and prepared for a roll off against D and N for the season championship. High team was I T S Left and Right with a 2908, and Bill Mackin of D and N led with a 616 series. Phillies Cigars claimed Class C lead by defeating Standard Cleaners and Stan dard Cleaners forfeit wins. Additional league results include East Bridge Inn standings, and Tool Room capturing the Republic Steel League second half title.
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Elyria Recreation
Nichols Funeral Home
D and N Sandwich Shop
Rorick Insurance
Hidge Tool
Tarry Tavern
Nichols
D and N
Bill Mackin
Cigars
Phillies Cigars
Standard Cleaners
Lodi Tavern
D and N Juniors
al Snyder Motor Sales
City Motors
Max Barbers
East Bridge Inn
Knights of Columbus
Terrell
Elyria
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Columbus
Sunbeams
W. Selzer
Joe Brove
Tom James
Malloy
Freddy Smith
Tool Room
Superior Tool Room
Republic Steel League
Benders
Wykrent's
Jarence Sharrer
Bartloskt
Fae
Liv
Raitgern
Dinbrow
Enn
Wat Ao Ag
Wiehen Mackin
Blyna Recre
AL Snyten
Ui Mihmad
Sul Phillies
Clyars
Sera Rogers Kelley
Asd Mahar
Soa Harper Vee O Gos
Horick Insurance Mitchell
Terry
Thursath
Nichols, Jr
Mircenske
Shi Matovich
Cognlen
Vonytt Bsu
Varry Tavern
Uptton
Carpenter
Stevenaren
Bucon
Schnurr
Tirpanty
GASCO
Max Garhern Sehober
Re .Isd
Ball fKurhy
Jdamen
Volkang
Lin Rabincen
Tlowey
St Hohert
Sau Reed
Ane Din Rothelt
Dbs Grove
Liz
Whine Saea
Wai Bos
Bil Toedt
Babe
Ane Nichola
Ane Nichola Funeral Diome Nuith 13 Humphrey Henters Krugman
Jackaen
Tyet
TNT
Ruth
al Snyder Motorsreien
Scrivens
Waldecker
Miten
Neyneblaue
Eider
Neale
Alamo
Mahuke
City Motora
Et Linneke Aes
Irtend
Lehman Ie Paweil
Bronson
Morton Oy
Hintz
Republic Steel
Sitekior Tool Room
Talbridge
the Nichola, Jr
Sat Morse
R. VieWola
Iti
N. Inniora
Vitt Sees Best Indians Team In Three Seasons
Oscar Vitt, in Florida, declares the Cleveland Indians will field their best club during his three years as manager. He praises the keystone duo Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack, notes Boudreau’s ankle injury, and predicts Mack will hit enough to keep the second-base job. Vitt stresses Johnny Allen’s spring form and his outfield outlook with Heath, Weatherly, and Chapman.
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United Press
Ort Myers
Fla
U. P
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Vitt
Indians
Alva Bradley
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Buffalo
Cleveland
Boudreau
Klinvis U.star
Mack
Bondrean
Joe Sewell
Bil Wamby
Johnny Allen
Roy Weatherly
Allen
Trojan
Iune
Yankees
Jef Heath
Weatherly
Ben Chapman
Chapman
Beau Bell
Tigers
Heath
Soup Campbell
New Orleans
Feller
Harper
al Miny Humphries
Harry Dobson
Oscar Grimes
Afa
Hemsley
Frankie Pytlak
Henry Helf
Luke Sewell
Local Bowling Scores Over Week End
Chronicle Telegram reports weekend bowling scores withтер results awaiting official tabulation.
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Shy
Chronicle- Telegram
Jewelers and Cleaners Square Off In City County Final
The Gardner Jewelers and Standard Cleaners meet in a deciding City County League title game tonight at Jefferson Junior High. The Jewelers won game one 39 37 in overtime, while the Cleaners captured game two 36 34 to force a third game. The series features the first and second half winners, with Jewelers taking the first half and Cleaners the second.
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Jewelers
Cleaners
Gardner Jewers
Standard Cleaners
Sbe
Jefferson Junior High
Alliance Bowlers Shine in Inter-City Bowling Joust
Alliance Bowlers dominated the Ohio Inter-City Bowling event over the weekend, taking top spots in two divisions. Nash Motors of Alliance led the five-man team standings with 2001, while C Whitaker and H Greenwalt of Nash combined for a 1306 doubles series. Greenwalt placed second in all events with 1922, and E Clegg of Alliance took third in all events with 1895. Mount Vernon clubs Pepsi Colas and Shopping Center Club also rose into the top ranks, while Marion’s F Bryant came within five points of the singles lead with 697, shuffling into second place.
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Marion
Aliance
Ohio
E. Clegg
Alliance
Mount Vernon
Pepsi Colas
Shopping Center Club
F. Bryant
D. Carolina
Painesville
Bryant
FP. Hatchet
Port Clinton
Elyria Hopefuls in County A Tournament Hopes
Worthington Cleaners Oakwood Dairies Standard Cleaners and Columbia Red Jackets lead Lorain County Amateur Basketball Class A quarter finals with solid records. Worthington Cleaners edged Darek Meats 29 27 in sudden death overtime as Doyle Hutton hit a long basket to keep them rolling. Columbia Red Jackets beat Gardner Jewelers 46 33, while Oakwood Dairy topped Henrietta 27 23 and Standard Cleaners beat Home Coals 44 33. First round results include Lorain Akes over Finegan’s Bakery 20 18 and Brown and Miler Garage 37 14. A Vic Silver’s softball drill is scheduled at Garford School tonight 5:30 to 6:30 for those trying out.
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EAMS
Lorain County
Worthington Cleaners
Oakwood Dairies
Standard Cleaners
Columbia Red Jackets
Lorain Darek Meata
Jackets
Darek Meats
Oakwood Dairy
Henrietta
Home Coals
Gardner Jewelers
Lorain Akes
Finegan’s Bakery
Brown and Miler Garage
Falcons
News Hawks
Logan Sohicans
Berrill Cigars
Better Truck Line
Bittner Funeral Home
Lakeviews
Lorain Radios
Hoff Braula
Barkacs
Elyria
Leraln Ukex
Semyczyk
Harmych
Noerberm
Pirmack
Deace Ac
Finegan Hakery
Retta
GFL
Jacobs
C Ouse
Lorain Duak- Leedale
Wood Dairy
Finegar U Dunn
Wright
Ve Sardher
Lorain
Brown and Millera
F. T. G Sia
Elyria Newshawks
Glover
Logan Sonicans
le Ale
Ukes
G. F
Finegan Bakery
Lavine
Lor
Schroder
Vain Haus Braus
Ricket
Buttnst Funeral Home Ragers
Lorain Lakeviews
Bai Rt
Harp
Kvenings
Brussell Renees
Simpson
Baksa
Lennard
Yarsa
Buehler
Berrill Cigar
Szalayi
Kinsley
Janowicz
le Talarek
Rey U Foss
Kehh
Boresk
Eck
Lakeview
Quester
Ren
Herald
Beech
Stevenson
Brake
Peters
Prucha
Kirkpatrick
Martin x
Worthington Cleamers
Elis
St Caiwlile
Huff Brow
Jinuisten Rabasan
Waurhola
Baer
de Cotumbia
Kel Jacketw
Fawlke
Florida
Sehalkner Ie
Gainesville
Fla
Stokes
iBi
Thomas J. Lieb
Notre Artin
Ett
Elyria Recreation
Fink
X Dame
Martin
Loyola
Nichols
University
Los Angeles
Save-Wi Us
de Gardner den Cera
Ely Sheyne
Tarey Tavern
Karger
University of Florida
Wiver
Hecreation
Halit
Lieb
Severs
SOO
Tnsuranis
Elyria Relala
U . Phillies
Odl Tavern Perry
City Motors
Max Barbera É
Elyria Horseshoe Club Meets Tuesday for Summer Plans
Elyria Horseshoe Club will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Charles Fikins home at 922 West Avenue. Members are urged to attend as plans for summer activities will be discussed. last year the local team won the Greater Cleveland League championship.
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Elyria Morseshoe Club
Charles Fikins
West Avenue
Greater Cleveland
City Table Tennis Play Nears Conclusion At YMCA
The City YMCA table tennis tournament is nearly finished with seven games left. Weekend play added three winners in doubles as Jack Dillman and Harold Thompson beat Carl Bathory and Bill Fey. Chuck Rudy and Howard Stanford defeated Roy Gardner and Keefe Brussell in a quarter-final.
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YM. C. A
Jack Dillman
Harold Thompson
Carl Bathory
Bill Fey
Chuck Rudy
Howard Stanford
Roy Gardner
Keefe Brussell
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Russ Davies
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Owensboro
Russ
Boyles
Clarence Batsel
Mike Getz
Mike
Red” Barton
Gene Myers
Elyria High
Ohio State
Gene ‘Pappy’ Myers
Waterloo
Iowa
Myers
Chicago White Sox
Red
Gene
Elyria City
Ellsworth J
Athell City Auditor
Dick Funk
Greenboro
Craig Wood
Greensboro
Dick Metz
Demaret
Jimmy
Byron Nelson
Pareed Are Motors
Wake
Broadway
Lorain, Ohio
Ho. Et
George Kirkley
Wrish Fanerat Home J. Henke
Innowan
Worthington
By Dick Funb
Vic Silver
Garford School
Horseshoe Club
Sara
Eldotread Auth‘ Raybestos
Pao
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