All Star Teams Debated At Lorain Cray Anahom Tourney
Officials in charge of the Lorain Cray Anahom Championship Basketball Tournament at Yo M. GLA did not select All-Star teams in classes A RB and FC. An honorary team would include veteran Joe Carek and Brice Boehley, with others like Kinsley, Hostetter brothers, Renney, Cannefox, and Crawford among top contenders for spots. The piece also notes hockey playoff talk and a World War II era crew narrative with Lt. Gaik and Lt. Col. Gauthier.
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Yo M. Gla
Joe Carek
Lorai Hokey
Carek
Brice Boehley
Kinsley
Henrietta Grange
Hostettler Brothers
Henrietta
Bob
Jack
Clase
Toomit Bol Renney
Lovaits Care
Ebon Pofo
Mary Topkine
Ile Po Oa Tts
Tinta
Agel Byarnysite
YOM. Coa
Tat Don Adtian
Glare Atelerson
Allied Auditors
Uianimong
Poes
Elevanpiets
Ron Penteund
Bob Dascha
Vic Stewart
Rey Crawford
Tod Gilder
Glenn Holdy
Fistin Alley Cats
Tye
Allstar
Béehutre
Kins
Rob Hostetter
Duck Hostetter
Bo Renney
Cannefox
Druimage
Hopkins
Aderman
Anderson
Crawford
Penfound
Phischa
Stewart
Toothall Stan
EMS
Eugene Catlins
Bell, Cooper Ordered To Fight Again
A boxing match between Torus Bell of Akron and Jackie Cooper of Chicago was ordered by the Albany State Boxing Commission after purse disputes and a near-fight outcome. Referee Ed Brockman ruled the bout a no contest and cited unresolved issues from the fight night.
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Bell
Cooper
Baltimor
Torus Bell
Akron
Jackie Cooper
Chicago
Alarsdand State
Ed Brockiuim Ater
Brockman
Bendix Lead Remains Narrow In Local Bowling League
Bendix Westinghouse quickened a one game margin as the Center City Bowling League entered its final stretch. Westinghouse won two of three from Pretcher Company to trim Bendix’s lead to one game. Gardner and Tarmber highlighted the night with key strikes while Mann and Others posted strong performances across multiple teams. Emphases included top team scores and high individual games such as 924 by Emecich Company and 240 by Curt Spence at Bowling Center.
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Collings
Elyria High School
Collins
Max Podley
Elyria Baseball Commission
Podley
Cleveland Barons
Boffo Bisons
Cleveland
Buffalo
Bisons
Indianapolis Capitals
Nave
Wong
Hershey Bears
Flay
Hershey
Barons
Tonkin
Lloyd Storie
Oon Paul Chuthice
Nets
Storie
Gauthier
Baars
Cleveland-Buffalo
Thiscagier
Charce
Leigie
Atergie Mwe
Atria ‘Taunt Company
Ceovtlians
Elous
Gaak
Vargo
William Vargo
Ervilyuytiun
Towin
Tome
Fleet Sapoapuit
Sereiwe
Warita Univ States
Bendix
Westinghouse
Cliss Bo
Reon
Vws
Oaks Cate
Olset Manufactureing Company
General
Kivrin Manufacturing Company
Phebh Manufacturing Com
Pally Seno
Pew Prom
Gaks Cafe
Bell Cuimpaniy
Ramee Puno
Gerber Meals
Barnin Gis Gardner Jewelers
Bentrix- Westinghouse
Gane
Willis Krimonan
Olsen Mianoufeeture
Motors
Rothery Motors
St. John's
Leaane
Withers
Fran Farmer
Servier
Ion Ngs Northswood
Wyktent Hecreatinn
Dita
Elyria Mike
Ding
Von
Sanden
TuAneray
Barbers
Lance
Powers
Dawley
Rt Bragg
Bronce
Yok
Pederay Store
Riveert CaMpitiy
Gorsee
West Side Lanny
Ber
Firestone
Morrison Barbers
Emecich Company
Dim ! Henke
Northwood Tan
Pete Ferrara
Batose Mar
Prison Bie
Curt Spence
Bowling Center
ST. Jolly's Lutheran
Hothgery Matas
Douytas OM Rats
Rothgery Mtabals
Taliye Wea
Ranntier Company
BAY Tas
Heuitinew
Seo i Olsen SU
Kriemun
Audi
Fearrts
General Tndustrien
Bandusch
Tham Laces
Hark
Aris i Dai
Gardner Dewelers
Raaer Bilis
Latie Ren Company
Harvey Ehen
Bru Face
Aus
Raab
Soa Brenne
ALEC
Wolevot Recreation
Stecesd
Three Golf Vets Return At Ohio Buckeyes Open Practice
Three wearers of Tas vae's Ohio story unite for practice ahead of the Buckeyes first Big Ten match. Players Bob Lose Proxton Rabid Pick Peterson back for spring events with Lockbourne Army Air Base on April 22 and a return match at Ann Arbor May 1. Western Conference meet at Chicago May 27 with several tentative Big Ten dates noted by Coach Bob Keplog.
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Columbus
Tasvae
Ohio
United
Bob Lose
Proxton
Rabid
Pick Peterson
Bucks
Lockbourne Army Air Base
Buckeyes
Ann Acbor
Chicago
Bob Keplog
American Ass'n To Meet On April 11
Columbus report on the American Association meeting date set for April 11 at St Lie. President George Troutman outlined plans amid weather delays and staffing concerns. He indicated the association aims to discuss manpower and production targets, with emphasis on addressing member club needs.
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Columbus
George
Red" Troutman
Ately
Aameriesin Aegisony
Walt
St. Lie
Troutman
Hal Woether
Hee
Avsaeni Tow
Preattan Sais
Bowling Standings
The fragment lists bowling standings with scattered letters and partial words, showing unclear names and positions. No clear dates teams or scores emerge, but the piece suggests a shorthand chart or update page from a bowling column.
Training Camp Briefs From Brooklyn Dodgers and Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers star Wyatt Wyatt returns to camp after recovering in lime for spring training. Giants manager Mel Ott risks missing opening day, hoping rookie Bruce Sloan can fill in. Yankees select Bull Drescher as catcher depth. Braves report multiple players sidelined with injuries. Senators prep amid tub. Athletics tests and Red Sox siege in progress. Browns and Cardinals notes on rosters. Cubs and White Sox renew spring sparring at George Field. Indians and Pirates report injuries and roster moves as camps progress.
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New York Giants
Lakewood
Mel Ott
Giants
Atross
Iran
New York
Bruce Sloan
Kentuky Derby at Oakdewn Hane ends with new track record
Surfs Correspondent reports from Dlot Springs Ark on the Kentury Der event over two weekends. Challenger clocked 142 3 4 seconds to set a new track mark while other entries like the SOK Are Kansas Derby competed, with numerous details and names mentioned in fabric-like prose.
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EOS
Gert
Jack Cuddy
United Press
York
Challenge Shear
Dlot Springs
Ark
Beolite Parti
Qablawo
Ree Gards
Saptadaeh
Chesie
Arkaes
Wits
Ryan Elected President of Elyria Boosters Club
Denis Ryan Jr a Patsch Lumber and Coal official, was elected president of the Elyria Boosters Club for 1944 at a Board of Governors meeting. The 10 member board also chose Lloyd Barton vice president Charles G Clark secretary treasurer Jim Armitage membership chair and Harold Gutman publicity chair with Marty Bemis assisting. Membership goal was 190 and Elyria Elks Club named as permanent meeting place with next board meeting scheduled for Monday at 7 40 PM. Blyne High head coach W H Trabex attended and was introduced.
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Denis Ryan, Jr
Patsch Lumber and Coal Company
Elyria Boosters Club
Board of
Flks Club
Lloyd Barton
Bendix
Westinghouse Automotive Brake Company
Charles G. Clark
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Jim Armitage
Harold A. Gutman
Marty Bemis
Armitage
Elyria Elks Club
Board of Governors
Wight
Ike) Trabex
Blyna High School
Women's Handicap Pin Tourney Opens Tonight at Wykrent
The flytia Women s City-Wide Handicap Bowling Tournament begins tonight at Wykrent Recreation with eight teams, including Gardner Jewelers and Royal Crown Cola. Action continues Friday and Saturday with rounds at 9 o clock and doubles events, featuring teams and pairings such as Mary Cross and Ann Kapucincki among others.
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Wykrent Recreation
Oelnek
Gardner Jewelers
Royal Crown Cola
Wy Krent Recreation
Seven Up
Elyria Hardware
Ynia Partiture
Vic Silver Jewelers
Gyspy Fiddle
Ist Bein Fashion
Western Automusic
Finegan's Bakery
Standard Cleanery
Carlisle
Cranstult Drug Store
Klein's Clips Pers. Wiot
Grant Company
West Side Larmber
Mary Cross
Ann Kapucincki
Laura Barlonm
Audrey Smith
Verdic Bousek
Grace Bonye
Paula Miler
Donna — Lutek
Rose Biro
Hazel Olmsted
Edith Jackson
Helen Dagin
Laura Miller
Nettie Niegowski
Bernice Filmore
Dorothy Myers
Browns Favor Infield Strength Amid Uncertain Outfield
St Louis Browns coach Tike Sewell projects a strong infield with Vern Stephens at shortstop and Don Gutteridge at second base. George Mcchia and Elis Clary bolster the infield while pitching remains unsettled with 4-F players and medical discharges. Catching shows promise as Frank Mancusa and Joe Schultz compete behind the plate. The club eyes a first division finish after recent years near the bottom.
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Meyer United Press
Incago
St. Louis Browns
Tike Sewell
Vern Stephens
Stephens
Don Gutteridge
Sewell
Amer
Califfornia
Dinfield
George Moc Ghia
Elis Clary
Deaves
Vancentric
Nelson Potter
Sig Ja¢kucki
Newman Shirly
Weldon West
Sam Anidok
Jack Kramer
al Lamagehia
Poller
Browns
Sunndra Awalls
Steve Sundra
Frank Mancusa
New York Giants
Gus Mancusa
Joe Schultz
Wid
St. Louis
Sofield
Boston Red Sext
OPA NEWS On Maple Syrup Pricing and Sales Rules
Former maple syrup producers may add to their base price of 292 per gallon when selling to distributors or wholesalers. The markup method sets selling figures and wholesalers compute prices using MPR 422 or 1235 as applicable. Retailers across three counties face new ceiling price rules under OPA measures with enforcement by the Food Panel and reworked price guidance for containers and barrels.
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Heneegen
Fed
Texas
Las W
OPA
Llurdustriats
Especie Food Panel
Rive Bhird
Organized Baseball To Aid High School Ranks
Chicago reports a new cooperative program by the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations to boost baseball interest among youths. Warren Giles, Jack Zeller, and H. V. Porter among officials present, emphasizing no conflict with league rules and a push to use films and publications to aid high school coaches.
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Chicago
U.S
National Federation of State
Univonal Federation
State
High School Association
I M. Landis
Amerian Legion Pubir
Major Leapuiers
Winn Again Heads Turf Association
Col Mint de Winn began his eleventh consecutive term as president of the Turf Association. The group, associated with Churchill Downs in Louisville and Lincoln Fields in Chicago, reelects Stuyvesant Peabody as vice president, Samuel J. McMeekin as secretary, and Stanley F. Hugenberg as treasurer and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mint de Winn
Si Turf Association
Churchill Downs
Eollisville
Lincoln Fields
Wamy
Stuyvesant Peabody of
Samuel J
Ortis Bates 2-1 To Beat Olivera in Bout Preview
LOS ANGELES vin-Manuel Oruz, bottomweight champion, favored at 2 to 1 as he defends his title against Tony Alisora in a six-round bout. Oruiz, who last defended the ice for the Wh the Jettu Olive ra, seeks a second defense three weeks hence. Olivera also won recently, topping a heavily favored opponent at Hollywood Legion Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Manuel Oruz
Vodiy
Tony Alisora
San Francisco
Oruiz
Jettu Olivera
Voruhy Farmer
Sid Oing
Cesetetun Vetuyy
Ernesta Aguilar
Olivera
Lawie Castille
Hollywood Legion Stadium
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Baer
Becakbon
Maik
Blab
Wagg
Beagle
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bear Mountain
Waysttt
Ladus
Wyatt
Dodgers
Fe Hank
Bodgers
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Wallingford
Conn
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Tobie
Valiens
Don
Mithelder Ebner
Neiman
Washington Senators
College Park
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Verde Patetyve
Wheidu
Darky
Bates
Philadelphia Athletics
Frederick
Philadelphia Athees
Une Arial
Boston Red Sox
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METS
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cairo
Mas Leawood
St Leiy
Cardi
Patter
Cubs
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Frenety Lick
Ind
George Field Army Air Base
Here
Jimmy Wilson
Chris
Cleveland Indians
Latayette
Cleveland Tidiang
Pittsburgh Pasites
Freeman Tod
Rovers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Muncif
Tad Pie
William Bonswanger
Tittaburgh Pirates
Vince Die Segein
DiMingie
Bob Klinger
Jefferson Baraacks
Mle
Moneliy
Navy
Todas
Catelsor al. Lopez
Flocda
Sammy Baugh
Redskin
Arnie Herber
Green Bay
Ward
Peri
John Pett
Edgar Wallace
London
United Feature Syndicate
Tae
Morwich
Reigh
Gallant Fox
Count Fleet
Joes de
Pana
Brodie
Noah
Dee Woot
Anita Eehditany
Ryan
Boosters Club
James E. Brown Insurance and Bonds
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OPA News
Abner Cutler
Ol Golonied
Segten Guichen
Faathe
Tous” Keeving
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Winn
Turf Association
Ortis Bates
Ofngr AL Avs
Remn Oe Reat LU Sears
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