Bears and Bears Hockey Stars Highlight Calder Playoff Preview
The Hershey Bears see rivals ARBHEY AND PITTABURGH in a best of seven for the Calder Trophy. Hershey won game one 4-0, extending their playoff streak to five straight wins and mounting a strong home crowd following. The article cites notable Bears figures and a strong organizational history.
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Calder Trophs
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Bears
Cleveland Barons
Harrisies
Wershey Arena
John 5
Sollenberger
Satlenberger
Babe
Pratt
Hymie Buller
New York Rangers
Ayelem
Andy Branigan
Pete Slabedian
New York Americans
Frank Mario
Pete Babandi
Gino Rozzini
Don Grosso
Ted Lindsay
M.C.A
Janua , Wat
Cleveland
Santa Aplta Derry
Churchil Downs
Johnny Longden
Prust
Santa Anita
Ray Sugar
Robinson
Welters
Sidney Miller
Detroit
Akron
Walker Smith
Robison
Kunekouts
Elyria Quints Win Narrow Final for County Crown
In a packed YALA gym over 500 fans watched Elyria Kirby Cleaners edge Standard Cleaners 50 to 49 to claim the Class AO division title in the Lorain County Tournament. Kirby Cleaners rallied late, with Majoras and Biber keying a fourth quarter run to pull ahead as Standard fought back, while the Class B and Class AA finals highlighted Avon Lake, Lorain Vikings, and other local rivals in a multi-division program.
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Lorain Kirby Cleaners
Standard Cleaners
He Lora
Pentonnes
Till Rimorovicl
Eddie Minjoras
Kirby
SRL
Angelo Bangas
Dagu
Ed Urig
Biber
Majoras
Johnny Weber
Stendid Piayers
Cheaners
Avon
Tovernment
Wen Bass Twig
Cleaners
Bil Schbeobachler
Avon Lake
Jack Hertene
Sx Field
Charity Tesses
Emen
Demedy
Vikings
Lapos
Wei
Baros Mayfair
Mid West Leads In Major League Talent This Spring
A survey shows California tops the nation in contributing players to the major leagues this spring with a six percent share. The Midwest tracks second and the South follows, while six states have no representation and 22 foreign born players join the ranks, led by Canada and Italy.
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U.S
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Fraley
United Press
EW York
South
Meyer Teadguen
Mid-West
Calfornia
Mathe
California
Ash Almoat
Texas
North Carolina
Missouri
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Mixsouri
Michigan
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Delaware
North Dakota
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Canada
Ilaly
Cuba
Setland
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Cutchastoyahia
Germany
Plescis
Louisiana
Alabama
DNL
Training Camp Notes and A Versed Soccer Chat
Ambiguous notes describe a Tucson training camp with scattered names and events. The fragment mentions players and a coach, names such as Williams and Seerey appear, along with references to a game or practice, but the text is garbled and many specifics are unreadable.
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Pest Woo
Williams Pat Seerey
BeEney
George Methusich
Detroit Outfield May Hold Key To Team's Pennant Chances
Detroit Tigers rely on a strong outfield to chase the American League pennant. Manager Steve ONeill expects top pitching from the rotation but notes fielding has been erratic with bases and plates decisions misplayed. Wary of injuries and lineup changes, the team faces competition for regular spots as drills and coaching adjustments aim to steady defense and boost run production.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
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QLR
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Detroit Tigers
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Red Sox
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Keon
Dib
Ebay
Newlidser
Trout Prucks
Bor Dek Wakefiell
Pat
Mullin
Phar
Berg
O' Nei
Walsediell
Evers
Oonghl
Waketiedd
Midlin
Bagiy
Roger Cramer
Clinton Conather
O'Neil
Cullenbin
Creaige Vaicw
Jonnie McHale
Dota Mec
Teddy
Jak McHate
Prey
Don Reeset
Kocie Moe
Eddie Lake
Tourney Scores in CLASS A and Local Standouts
The report lists CLASS A tournament scores and highlights many players and starters across teams. It references Bur Hal Newhanser, Java, Diney Pooul, Gal sede me, Virpallis, Tabby Bremiive, Harhinson, Hal White, Becton, Al Houtterias, Sib, Roope, and Gin among others, noting standout performances and likely team impacts. The text reflects a chaotic OCR of names and events with scattered fragments and partial affiliations.
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Java
Diney Pooul
Weivn
Abel
Petute
Gang
Pegutin
Harhinson
Hal White
Becton
al Houtterias
Morticians Lead in Olympic Home League Victory
Buiner Funeral Home swept Wychoff Chantré at Olympic Home League, gaining first place after a 14-0 night with 2,819 team total. Harold Bacon and Carl Hobert led high scores with 248 and 241 games respectively, while Eldred Paper Co posted the night’s high single of 1008.
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Olympic Recreation
Wychoff Chantré
Olympic
Te Erty
Fucail
Olympic Hote
Harold Bacon
Fd Evanish
Carl Hobert
Ray Wykrent
Charlesteas
Clarence Wolfe
Jerry Barkacs
Retdeee Feteeseteenne
Pasiion
Erb Radio
Vaper
Eldred Paper Company
Elyria Braana& Bronze
Nehi Boulers
Vollain Buco
Hhe
Conin
Petiier
Fel Bramish
Bittner Funeral Home
Oceecenera Nomenseeerontaens Teaeret
VTP
Momia Leagle Pet
Bitter Puneral Agunes
Giliss
Livens
Bod Kell
Ramla
Fharnburk
Eyrene i
J. Trivers
Neli Botlers
Braves
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Walte
Hendin
J. Basha
Milton
Markel
Berne
AY Bauer
Deter
Wait Adame
Bares Mayfaur
Vantest
Dott
Archets
Lorain Cavaliers
Ote Pany
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Ferosix
Filté
Howell
Sr Stans
Fulks Stars As Warriors Capture Playoff Opener
Philadelphia Warriors forward Fulks led the team with 17 points as Philadelphia beat the St. Louis Bombers 75 to 68 in the opening playoff game. The season’s scoring leader dominated the contest while Cleveland beat New York 77 to 56 with Eddie Sadowski and Frede Keng Sailors contributing strong performances.
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Basketball Associatio of
America
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Nasseason
Tab Duns
Arcord
Wilani Kummer
Butler
Olds Dental
Philadelphia Avena
Olus
Chicago
Cleveland
Go Stags
Washington Capitols
Beans
Firtt Place
Clevelland Rebels
New York Knickerbockers
Friday Meeting To Organize Class A Saevbell Team
A Friday evening meeting is scheduled to organize a Class A team. Attendees include C Adevian B Com sinek Schnoeder Robertson J dyans Thisca Oh Fitzpatrick and others such as V Stewart Watson W Pais S Green.
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Velour
C. Adevian
B. Comsinek
Schnoeder
B. Robertson
J. Dyans
Thisca
Oh Fitzpatrick
Mitwell
Stewart Coon de Watson
W. Pais
S. Green
Unclear AHL Playoff Card With Mixed Fragments
Fragmented OCR text hints at American Hockey League playoff content with references to Montreal Boston and Davens, but specifics are unreadable. The readable terms suggest a schedule or match notes, lacking clear teams, dates, or outcomes to form a solid summary.
Oberlin High announces eight game 1947 grid schedule
Oberlin High reveals an eight game football slate for 1947. Norton replaces Elyria as opener, with Marryfield Madison and Ashland also on the road. The season includes games at Norton Sept 12 and at Ashland later, with Northerns and Norwalk shifts affecting the lineup.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High Scrieal
Blorla
Norwalk
Nur Fou
Sumainit Crugty
Ashland
Norton
Elyria
Marryfield
Madison
Bercy
Fairsiew
Wellington
Chee HuTtes
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