Grange Grabs Class A Bid In Western Tournament Final
Henrietta Grange led by 16 points from Giniulaele Trostet and 10 by Kinsley propelled the Grange quintet into the Class A final of the Lorain County championship at Oberlin, as Elyria area teams battled through a crowded day of semi finals and early finals across divisions.
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Henrietta Crange
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Iyle Kinsley
Ginirddack Silfert
Elyria
Elyria Traczek
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Hoppe Extends Lead in Cochran Billiards Series
Willie Hoppe of New York built an 82 point lead over Welker Cochran in their world three cushion match in Detroit. Hoppe won five of six blocks on the fourth lap to reach 1607 to 1494 for Cochran, with afternoon and night sessions split. The cuvists resume in Cleveland on Tuesday.
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Nelson's Record 276 Golf Tourney at Durham Open
Byron Nelson, the famed Toledo native, shot a record 276 for 72 holes to win the Durham Open in Durham, N C. He edged Dayton's Toney Petina by five strokes after a strong final round 64, marking his seventh major victory and a late surge from a cautious start.
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City Women’s Pin Tourney Opens Tuesday Evening
The Elyria Handicap Bowling tournament schedules 18 teams with eight in the Tuesday opening round at Wykrent Recreation. Edith Balai, secretary of the City Bowling Association, noted Friday’s results and the Friday schedule will be announced.
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Doyle Hunter In Fight Feature
New York report on an all star boxing show in Cleveland Wednesday night features lightweight Jim Dusty and Chuck Inter against top challengers with Le Ray Jackstar Harry Jeffra and Attie Levine facing Bobby Richards. The Mindisot Squire Calder season closed last Friday and major bouts ease until summer.
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Dinter
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Harry Jeffra
Attie Levine
Bobby Richardsani
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Spring Training Camp Briefs Highlight Early Returns
Dodgers consider 19 year old Pete Stephens after a 66 loss to Montreal’s farm club. Stephens, unsigned, impressed in relief. Phillies open camp with mixed results as Dupont reports a 15 to 0 rout in Del. Yankees Borowy and Giants Vaiselle named opening day pitchers after exhibition win. Browns showcase outfield depth as Moores joins. Passeau Wyss Woodened Chipman praised by French Lick staff. Cards delay due to rain as Marion negotiates 1945 contract. Thrashers promote Zak to shortstop after training camp showdowns.
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Yankees
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Giants
Giannis
Sinkwich Named NFL Most Valuable Player
Detroit Lions quarterback Frankie Sinkwich, overcoming heart murmur and other health issues, is named the NFL's most valuable player for the season. He edges out Sammy Baugh, with Hutson close behind, as voters praise his comeback and all around leadership.
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Georgia
Youngstown
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Hawk
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Grove Bay
Deanunutes
Svasin
F. Carr
Bruins Edge Wings To Tie Series In Nhl Playoffs
United Press report from Boston notes the Bruins regained momentum in a tense semifinal against Detroit. After an intense game with back and forth scoring the Bruins pulled ahead at home to even the series at three games apiece. The seventh game will be played in Detroit, with the winner facing Toronto in the finals for the championship.
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Jack Crawford
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Detroit
Toronine
Seereys Homer Wins For Indians in Late Ninth
Pat Seerey of the Cleveland Indians hit a two run homer in the ninth aiding a come from behind victory at Lafayette. He also collected three singles as the Indians edged the opponent and salvaged the game with clutch hitting.
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Cleveland Indians
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Weemy
Tourney Schedule V1ABR 4 FRIDAY APRIL 6
Local eight match bowling card scheduled for Friday evening at the Bowling Center Chass 1S Lewnne. Featured bouts include Nett Weverages versus Lorain Giss and Dandy sandwich Shop versus Romeo Pom, with eleven listed pairings across venues and start times around 7 oclock.
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Lorain County Tax Rate for the Year of 1944
A Lorain County notice provides the tax rate for the year 1944. It informs residents of the official levy and expected fiscal impact for local government services. The document records the rate and related administrative details for compliance and public awareness.
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Lorain County
Gould Is Ready For Kentucky Derby Stage
CHICAGO reports the horse racing barn at Downs is ready for the Derby after a recent lift of the racing ban. Col. Mate Winn, president, said the plant is in fine condition and the event could be held there tomorrow pending War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes announcement that the ban would be lifted on V-E Day.
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Mate T Winn
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Winn
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Turfmen Plan Rushing Back to Track Delays Expected
New York reports Turfmen react to six ahead for resumption of racing. Plans hinge on mobilizing personnel, conditioning horses, securing jockeys, printing tickets, and overhauling tracks. Major stakes races likely run 10 weeks to a month late. officials to meet on revised abbreviated calendars.
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Fostoria Plans Track Team This Spring
Fostoria High School will form a track team this spring, announced coach Tom Bender. The plan marks progress for the Fostoria program as it seeks to field a competitive squad for the season.
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Fostorian High School
Tom Bender
Boston Braves Seek First Division Berth in 1945
Boston Braves aim for a top finish in the National League in 1945. Manager Bob Coleman adds four players including pitchers Charles Coded and James Wallace and infielders Richard Culler and Thomas Nelson to boost hitting and defense. Nelson moves to third, Culler and Nelson formed a strong keystone duo last year, and other new signings along with aging veterans shape a competitive camp as they prep toward a return to form.
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Stanley Wenter
Western Bowling Race Is Close
Western Automatic Shift Bowling League standings shift as Dept. No. 44 gains on pace-setter Dept. No. 10 by sweeping three from Dept. 42 while Dept. 10 takes two from Dept. 61. Dept. 10 still leads by two games. Other results include Dept. 43 taking three from Dept. 78 with a team total of 2,471 and high single of 857 by Dewey Fackler, plus individual 807 in a series. Ridge Leaders Win Hindgons stay two games up by beating Wises. Dies second place by two wins from Stillsun Wrenches. Cutters, Super Wrenches, Extract, and Ridgid Wrenches gather wins as Extractors post 2,270 team total. Nichols of Cutters tops individuals with 550 in a 220 high game.
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Open golf tournament set for Raleigh next year
Durham reports Fred Coran, tournament manager for the Professional Golfers Association, said plans are complete for a $10,000 open tournament in Raleigh, N C, next year. Also noted are track and football notes from other cities and teams.
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Fred Cor
Coran
Associalie
Raleigh
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