Cubs Darkhorses In National League Race
Cubs darkhorses in the 1946 National League race look to rebound after a last-place finish. Charley Grimm cites a strong infield led by Reg Smalley and Frank Gustine, with Vern Verban and Phil Cavarrella at the corners. Question marks include pitching depth as seven rookies compete for staff jobs alongside veterans Mort Cooper, Boo Scheffing, and Al Walker to anchor the rotation.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
New York
W.P
Chicazy Cubs
Charley Grimm
Se Ailanette
Cubs
Grimm
Reg Smalley
Lea Durcher
Marty Marion
Smalley
Marion
Frank Gustine
Pirates
Ancs Paizo
Emil Verban
Phil Cavarrella
Gene Mauch
Acutty
Henry Schenz
Hom
Pafko
Pafi
Harry Walker
Jes
Peenuts Lowery Stroat
Maddern
Cliff Abercon
Couch
Los Angeles
Boo Scheffing
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Raph Navotner
Boonies
Gremm
Maras
Mort Cooper
Bob Ctapman
Jess Dobermic
Emil Rush
Ralph Hamner
Amherst Youths Shine At North Central District Music Meet
Amherst entrants earned top ratings at the Norwalk meet with Carol Gilliland winning superior for vocal solo. The brass sextet and several individuals received high marks, and further competitions at Otterbein College in Westerville were announced for spring.
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Amherst Young Peoples
Norwalk
Carol Gilliland
Brass
Eriies
Ted Short
Corme
Deriene Cotton
Loretta Borawiez
Rhepr Klingenmei
Carold Gilliiend
eFerbe
Otterbarn College Et Westerville
Air
Brass Sexel Mar 77
Ast
Capitol Universen
Eed
St. Frauis
Trotheran Crarch
Walter Vester
Gad Lechos
Cheerman
Chara Revov
Congregation Gevers
Local church events and police reports color Amherst area news
Brounhelm Evangelical United Brethren plans sermons and gatherings for Easter week with a last church supper on April 6 and terms for joining. Medina Association meets April 24 at Amherst church. multiple church groups hold meetings. Patrol reports note arrests for drunken driving and resisting arrest with fines. Miss North named nurse to the Danish royal family daughters.
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Nis
W Gilles
C. Graf
L. Herdneck
P. Jacopi
L. Kramer
J. Kilbride
J. Korrach
Carolne Heich
Nell Kearns
Shaw
Grons
Pompe
Everrore
Josepre
United Brethren
Couch Councel
Exre
Janes Corfrratar
Sundar
Po Om
McCamy
Bop
Sermoto
Paras Thiseek
Medina Association
Amherst
Marr
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid Society
Leutheran Friendship Club
Hospital
Wayne Shelter
Sor
Lorain
Albert Goods
Fred Tucker
South Amherst
Brownnhelm P.T.A
Lucy Roemer
Soppie Rubel
Paul Picker
John Steve Vargo
R. D
Elm Street
Thomas E. Psim
RFR
Ridee Rad
Ambherst
Aiender Trerdore L. Wurr
Penrose Court
Richard J. Cube
N. Ridge Road
Ten Team Baseball League Plans Season Opener
A local 10 team baseball league prepares for its season with a May opener. Teams include LaGrange Sharon Valley City North Olmsted and others. The league votes on a full schedule at the next meeting set for 7:30. Umpires are invited to contact league officials before the event.
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Crvie Corte
Sharon
Sharon Ainette
Ck Mercnants
LaGratge
Leo Ce
LaGretge
Ed Graber
Cry
Beard Martn
SerelLare
Colemtis
Valley City
Lod
rErmort
LaGrange
Sear Owetle Bronsw Ck
Fisr
North Olm
Rng
Wecrescsy
LaGresge
Menmeyers
Hopsirs
Martin
Wit
Odd Fellows Nine To Have Meeting Tuesday
The 103 team of the Class F Baseball League will hold its first meeting of the season at Cas Cage Park at 6 o'clock Tuesday. Manager Art Sparks requests all last year's players and any others who wish to try out to attend.
Black River Game Club Set to Meet Thursday Evening
The Black River Game Club will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday at 8 o clock at Bel den. Officials urged a good attendance and noted the session will include updates on club matters. A harvest fair display featured progress against hoof and mouth disease.
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Black River Game Club
Black River
Belden
Notes From Camps Of Major League Teams
Reports from spring training camps show player position battles and roster moves across several teams. Dyer of St Louis contends with Vern Nipon Jones and Glenn Nelson for a pitching role while Ray Lamanno exits for Syracuse as Reds plan to use Ray Mueller and reserve keepers. Giants test home run power in Cleveland as Indians struggle with pitching, and Senators face the Lookouts after losses to the A’s.
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Fla
Ray Lamanno
Cincinnati Reds
Syracuse
Bucky Walters
Ray Mueller
Homer Howell
John Pramesa
Reds
Yankees
EL Paso
Tex
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Wren S.¢ Gordon
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