Ohio State coach Wen Foster preaches strong ethics for football
The new head coach of Ohio State outlines his program focusing on academics, discipline, and character. He vows players must excel scholastically or risk removal, and that public appearances require proper dress. He also stresses building men for business life and warns against profanity or boastful behavior.
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Wen Foster
Bucka
Ohio State
Boys of
Ohio
Lfe
Avill
Dodgers Barred Prospect Chooses Home Over Camp
Training Camp Notes report Joe Tepsie, once paid a $17,000 bonus, refusing to report to the Dodgers’ Mobile farm club. Branch Rickey’s efforts to persuade him were futile as Tepsie planned to return to Tyrone, Pennsylvania, asserting he is a major league player. Dodgers beat Montreal 9-1 with Jackie Robinson at second base.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Brooklyn
Dodger
Branch Rickey
hay-Joe Tepsie
Tepsie
Penn Stay
Tyrone
Wew Dodgers
Mobile
Rickey
Joe
Dodgers
Montreal
Jackie Robinson
Lou Ruchser
Clay Hopper
Robinson
Industries On Top Near Second Half Pin Title
Industries edge toward season glory in the General Industries League with a chance at both halves. Key figures include Art Foss leading Array Potato Chips and Chuck Vollmer topping the Ben dix-Westinghouse squad, while Night Mulders and Payrail vie for second-half honors in a tight roll-off at the Bowling Center.
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General Industries
Aigin
Aorda Mardin
Ieadership
Teague
the Industries
Feague
Helen Middleteater
Ruth Henke
Erna Reynolds
Ruth Overdeer
Rhea Miller
Vi Polchey
Myrila Klein
Gerry Pomeroy
Bendix-Westinghouse
Elyria Hardware
Art Foss
Loney
Chuck Vollmer
Olympic Recreation
Stesar Servier
Helen Middlesteller
Rosner
Elyria Bowling Center
Middlestetter
I Industries Rolletl
Payrell
General Industries League
Kool Room
de Garon
Payvnly
Payrail
J Prograim
Willard Schuttigen
Cis Ek
Paul Dateshe
Big Name Teams Shuffle on ABC Slides
LA sports page notes major teams contending on national stage with players and coaches named in a scattered report. It highlights leaders in the standings, upcoming matchups, and televised events across the league.
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ABC
Sophomore jinx shadows 1946 baseball stars in league race
In a bustling 1946 season preview, Hank Edwards and Ralph Kiner loom as rookie-era threats while veterans like Hank Greenberg and Ewell Blackwell face pressures. Grady Hatton and Grady Hatton’s Reds, Billy Cox of the Pirates, Carl Furillo Bruce Edwards Hatton and Hoot Evers appear among hopefuls. The piece analyzes how second-year nerves may shape NL and AL campaigns with emphasis on early star power and looming expectations.
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U.S
Oboar Fraley
United Press
EW York
T.k
Basehall
Hank Edwards
Cleveland
Bill Voiselle
Giants
Ted Wilks
Johnny Beazley
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kiner
Hay
Hank Greenberg
Billy Cox
Dodgers
Carl Furitle
Bruce Edwards
Joe Hatton
Grady Hatton
Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Hoot Evers
Tigers
Detroiters
Jack Lad
Au; Waters
Hye
Valley Golf Loop Drafts 47 Rules for Season Play
The Spring Valley Twie Lite League rules committee met and drafted the loop's playing code for the 1947 season. Committee members include Frank Rybarcyk Jim Corigiano Herman Lappin and Bob Ruely. Season opens Monday May 5 with a roster of eight teams.
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Spring Valley Twie Lite Golf League
Hight
Frank Rybarcyk
Jim Corigiano
Herman Lappin
Bob Ruely
Spring Valley Twie Lite League
Players sought for county league team in Elyria area
Notice asks Class A baseball players in the city who want to join the Medina County League to contact Marald Mohrman at once. Aim is to prepare for the league opening on Sunday May 4. Interested players should write to Ban 721 Elyria post office.
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Marald Mohrman
Mother Learains
Medina
Mohrman
Elyria
Pro Basketball Loop Playoffs Schedule Fragment
Fragments show playoff scheduling with teams Washington Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York and New York. Mentions dates April 3 12 and 18 and notes movement about speaker wearing a pew while presiding.
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Waahington Ape
Ee Spuil
Pecwesary
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St. Louis
Aaelge
St. Lote Objet
New York
Ceev
New Yara
Eire
Browns Name Seven Home Games on 1947 Schedule
Cleveland Browns reveal revised 1947 home slate with a night opener versus the Buffalo Bisons on September at Lions Stadium and six Sunday afternoons. Other listed opponents include Baltimore Cats New York Yardcon Los Angeles Duri e Chicago Rockets Brooklyn November 18 San Francisco 49ers. The franchise, formerly Kirwan Pirates, invites players and backers from last year plus new names to contact Cliff ord Clapp for tryouts and is active in local leagues.
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WRI
Cleveland Browns
Buffalo Bisons
the Lion
Baltimore Cats
Ovinver
New York Yardcon
Los Areeles
Kirwan Pirates
Nelson and Demaret Lead Masters After Round Two
Nelson and Demaret sit tied atop the Masters leaderboard in Augusta as the second round unfolds. Nelson, retired from professional golf to raise Herefords, shows fire amid questions about his form, while Demaret, from Texas and playing out of Ojai, Cal, cards a 69 in the first round and remains in the hunt. Several players are within reach, including Seemester, Hays Jr., Oliver, Ferrier, Palmer, Worshaw, and Bulla in the 70s, with Middlecoff and Barron heading a cluster at 71 and others at par.
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Augusta
Texas
Armen Bolfers
Byron Nelson
Tours
Hament Golf
Dimmy Demaret
Ojai
Cal
Nelson
Jones
Hagen
PGA
Roanoke
Tex
Gorge Seemeter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Hays, Jr
New Orleans
Ed Porky Oliver
Wilmington
Des
Am Ferrier
Chicago
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Lew Worshaw
Washington
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Cary Middlecoff
Memphs
Herman Barron
White Plains
Lawson Little
Cleveland
Chick Halbert
Detroit
George Schous
Pittsburgh Edges Hershey To Even Playoff Series
In Hershey Pa Hershey Bears lose 3 to 3 in a contested playoff game against the Pittsburgh Hornets tying the best four out of seven series at one game each. The Bears had previously beaten Cleveland in four straight and won the opener against Pittsburgh. The series resumes Saturday night in Pittsburgh.
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Hershey
Amercuun Hockey League
Pittsburgh
Hornets
Bears
Cleveland
Braves May Surprise And Better Fourth Place Finish
The 1947 Braves lineup hints at a stronger club with Boly Elliott at third and Danny Lilithiler in left, Hopp center, Holmes right, and Macon at first. Amid pitching questions, veterans like Mass, O'Dea, and Camelli back a less defined but potentially improved squad aiming to top last year’s fourth place. Darin notes: Law, Loomis, Spahn, and others may anchor the rotation while youth and pivots keep infield depth competitive.
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United Prans
York
Billy Southweeth
Heston Braves
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Boly Elliott
Atat
Southworth
Braves
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Hilcott
Uhey
Tineto
Max Macon
Earl
Torgeson
Macon
Hay Sanders
Dick Culler
Connie Ryan
Libby Sisti
Indianapolis
Culler
Danny Murtaugh
Harmer
Phil
Ryan
Danny Lilwhiler
Johny Hopp
Tommy Holmes
Hopp
Bama Rowell
Mike McCormick
Phil Mass
Ken O'Dea
Hank Camelli
Elliott
Pirates
Lou Perini
Fup
Kaen
Branch Rickey
Isain
Johnny Law
Loomian
Matt Cooper
Warren Spahn
Ed Wrhight
Charley
Barrett
Southforth
St. Lois
Glenn E Tiell
Sealette
Ce Ae Sadylinson
Jim Wallace
Walter Lanfrancoini
Dick Mulligan
Emerson Roser
Milwaukee
Anton Karl
Softball Meeting Called For Next Tuesday
The first softball organization meeting of the 1947 season is set for next Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the city council chamber. Corlay J. W. Tribes, program director of the Wigma Recreation Board, says the session is open to any team managers or representatives to discuss plans for the season and the reorganization of the City and Industrial Leagues. In 1946 Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 1079 won the City League title and Western Auto matic defeated General Industries for the Industrial League crown. Western Automatic also claimed the city championship. Oberlin Road Field will again be used, leased by the city for operation by the Elyria Recreation Board.
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J. W. Tribes
Wigma Recreation Board
Trubey
Tieagues
Veterans of Foreign Wars No
Western Automatic
General Industries
Oberlin Road
Elyria Recreation Board
Robinson Ices Foe In Third
AKRON Ohio U P reports welterweight champion Ray Robison of New York scored an easy three round knockout over Fred Watson of Baltimore at Akron Armory. Robison jabbed Wilson at will in rounds one and two, Watson landed no punches. In the third, Robison floored Wilson with a right uppercut and knockout followed at 1:10 of the round. Robison weighed 159 pounds, Wilson 159.
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U.P
Ray Robison
New York
Fred Watson
Baltimore
Akron Armory
Georgie Abrams
Rudron
Wilson
Will
Baltinore
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