Elyria lacks clear plans for summer softball program
The Elyria Recreation Board under the Marchal Commission has not announced plans for a 1942 summer softball program. Debates focus on night softball sites, with Harmon Field abandoned and Jefferson school field proposed. no site secured and council publicity is limited. Wells of personnel shifts, Wagner’s status, and the Baseball Commission chair vacancy add to uncertainty as Ohio State bound local players Clawson and Myers face possible induction.
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All-City Bowling Tie Persists As Teams Split Actions
In Wykrent Recreation and Shell Oil matches, Shell Oil won to lead 2-1 while Wykrent Recreation claimed two wins over Arvasy Peat Chips. Crown Beer and Elyria Hardware split, Moose Club swept Trorick Insurance, and Brave Rally 22 led Wykrent with 22 by Joe Braye. Standings and high scores feature Earl Cotton and Lepkowski, Clothiers dominate Coca Colas at St Johns.
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Finegan's
Zé. Lepkowski
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St Jahin’s
Five Different Starting Times for Indians Home Games
Cleveland Indians publicity head Pan Taylor says five distinct start times will be used for home games this season to assist defense plant workers. Weekday afternoons start at 4, Saturday at 2, Sunday at 3, and doubleheaders start at 1:30 for the first game. night games begin at 6:45. Most weekday games will be at League Park. prime Sunday, holiday, and many Saturday games at the Stadium. The Indians meet the New York Giants this Saturday in the first of ten exhibitions, then open the regular season Tuesday at Dew Drop? The home opener is Friday April 4 at the Stadium against the Chicago White Sox.
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Apal
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Detroit
Fernie White
Aohnny Beazley
Artist Uses Army Buddies As Models In Sawauel Teall Show
PORT SHEMDAN. Admirers view Sydney Engelberg’s bare room art in New York as the Brooklyn artist continues to gain notice. A soldier’s life inspires a four part mural series at Fort Sheridan showing army scenes and a Romanesque interpretation of longing. Engelberg, a 21 year old private, remained in service after fall to complete the mural project.
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Automatic Women’s Skod Ockerman Quits B-G Bowling
A notice from Horlirs Green University reports Ockerman taking a definite leave of absence to assume a sanitary and safety inspector role at Vigo entrance plant in Terre Haute Indiana. Final four matches in the Southern Adtrepatie Wann' Ing League tonight. Cardinals ve Ow Rodis reveal firewoman to lead Blackbirds. Interidland Airways Ltd, established 1829, serves Wasail Living casts in Sweden.
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Blackbirds
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Yankees Rout Dodgers In Spring Game At Norfolk
New York Yankees hammered Brooklyn 18 hits in a 15 4 victory as Charley Keller went 4 for 5 and Gerre Priddy homered. Other notes include Giants and Indians playing amid a shortened Inter League schedule and various spring results from Augusta Winston-Salem and Anderson.
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New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Yanks
Fred Fitzsimmon
Chet Kehn
Marc Brewer
Hank Dorans
Dodgers
Charley Keller
Gerre Priddy
Walker Emerges as Reds Outfield Answer in Spring Games
Lexington April 8 Cincinnati Reds gain offensive spark as Gerald Walker, an American League castoff, nets a homer and a solid single in a 11 run effort against the Red Sox minor league squad. Bucky Walters pitched well allowing nine hits as Bert Haws Mike McCarmick Lonnie Frey and Walker each collect multi hits in the Louisville exhibition. Reds offense shows improvement as manager Bill McKechnie eyes continued grinding into the regular season with a tilt against Pittsburgh at Crosley Field next week.
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Lexington Tedar
Boudreau Bans Poker Playing in Indians Camp
Wichita April reports that Cleveland manager Boudreau banned poker games among players to curb off the field conduct. The ban followed a prior episode during a disastrous road trip in 1951. Players accepted the ruling, hoping to keep morale and on field performance high as the Indians face the New York Giants in Oklahoma City, then attempt play in Wichita.
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Cincinnati Produces Four Champions In A U Mitt Tourney
Cincinnati athletes lead an eight man A A U Mitt tournament finals in Columbus. Four champions were crowned including Dick Letts and Walter Jones while Marshall retained his 112 pound and Tom Bell and James You won their divisions. High drama saw Pullen forced to retire with eye injuries and Melvin Pullen outpointed others in decisive bouts.
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Hill Benson
Chillicothe
Yee
Ray Lewis
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Scntt
Victor Byrd
Dayton
Dunes
Bud Hershey
Arena
Kenneth Johnton
Standings In ABC Remain Unchanged
Columbus bowler Charlie Haas led the all events division as bowlers monopolized 36 alleys for a second straight day in the American Howline Congress standings. The event ran April 0 with key scores around the high teens and low twenties in a tight field.
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American Howline Congress
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Charlie Haas
Scrap tin haul by St. Charles farmers sparks chase
In St Charles Missouri farmers from Pear Street St Peters gather a one day haul of scrap tin. Iron and metal were found chained to vehicles and crates as they crossed roads. Local authorities investigate the unusual cache and theft connections amid the odd collection.
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Pear St. Peters
Will Request OPA To Modify Ruling On School Buses
Officials of the National High School Athletic Federation plan to seek a modification of the federal ruling banning allocation of tires and tubes to school buses and to state port high school athletes and teams. Commissioner Townsend of the Ohio High School Athletic Association said Secretary Porter was optimistic about easing the ruling. Townsend noted the government wants a normal sports program and expansion, but lack of bus tires complicates travel for teams and extra curriculars. OPA reaffirmed the ban on using rationed tires for athletic transportation stands, with Smith finding modification chances very slim.
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Porter
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OPA
Smith
New York
Thompson's Touring Tennis Titans collapses in tour fiasco
United Press reports that Alexis Thompson’s touring tennis troupe Titans, Inc. failed amid injuries and poor planning, ending with a chaotic, abortive effort at a Los Angeles rent‑site. Stars J. Donald Hudce and Robert Rigs posted uneven records as business woes and sickness plagued the tour.
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Home Pin League Schedule Edit Matches Scheduled
In Wakrrnis Home Pin League this Threthhedule several matches are listed with teams such as Statutard Ciraners versus iTtarky Chemical and Seren Up facing Ruiner Wits. Notable lineups include krent Chandma and 6'ckek Rushner as players along with others like MeQin Mon-Helfred Coal and Vertere Ten.
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Ruiner Wits
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Rushner Keets
MeQin
Mon-Helfred Coal
Nehi Hoven
Gondman
Noth Inn
Orlin Dairy Service
Smitty's Pin Sked Pays Ten At Friday Boxing Card
The event at the Fiyria Boxing Center is set for 3 evening hours with a card featuring Faytia Later and Cal ls, Samang Ale, Nasal Croan Cola, Ire Curley's Meats, Nesar Services, Array Potato Chim, Watert Red Bands, and Mantey Wines. The promoter urges all bowlers to attend the fat night lineup.
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White Sox poised for pennant push in shaken AL race
Pass Okla April 6 A B reports the Chicago White Sox seek batting punch to support a strong pitching staff. Wally Moses will lead center field with Kreevich replaced by 801 hitting potential. Infield features Kalloway Kennedy Kuhel and Anfpling, outfield includes Hoan and Wright, pitching staff led by the "Big Five" Thornton Lee Rignes Smith Humphries Lyons, new add Joe Haynes and Dietrich.
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Edegar Smith
John Humphries
Tet Lyons
Joe Haynes
Washington Castoff
Bill Dietrich
Buck Ross
Orval Grove
Pete Appleton
Mike ‘Tres
Tom Turner
George Dickey
Treth
Detroit Two Up Now Favored In Cup Title Series
Detroit Red Wings, after beating Toronto twice to take a 2-0 lead, are favored to win the Stanley Cup. They previously upset Montreal and Boston to reach the finals and now host Games 3 and 4 in Detroit, needing two more wins to clinch the title.
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Cincinnati OKs Use Of Freshmen On Varsity
The University of Cincinnati board approves freshmen playing on varsity teams next year at Athletic Director Charles Milham’s request. Freshmen may play where opponents consent, without affecting eligibility for three more years in lower class terms.
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Masters Tourney Golfers Fear Jinx On No 10 Hole
Augusta April 4. Players fear hole number 10 on Augusta National, a 2465 yard dog left par four with a slanted green. Sam Snead and Sam Byrd note the wind and second-shot difficulty, predicting success hinges on mastering this hole as last year’s see-saw results show. Pro favorites Wood and Nelson were pushed after bogeys there. Carbide gas generators for automobiles mentioned in nearby copy.
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Sam Byrd
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Craig Wood
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