Elyria High athletes get praise from overseas readers
In letters from service members abroad, Elyria High athletes receive cheers for their record and leadership. Joe Gerhart in Paris and Ted Talarek in Germany reflect on Elyria’s strong basketball showing and coaching, while others send regards to the Chronicle Telegram staff and hope for faster end to the war.
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Blouk
United States Naval Reserve
Elytia High
United
Bedto
Merko
Hideks
Tlen
Tult Baver
Roy Clymer
Leven
Huss Davies
Shege
California
Elyria
Talarek
Germany
Ted
Clay
Chronicle-Telégram
Joe Pee
Russi
Innei
Talarok
I Gerhart
Paris
Bob Gerhart
Paria
American Hospital
Kent
Elycia
Lean
Polk
Les Gost
Guy Gost
London
George Jes
Wang
Parla
France
America
Davis
Puelippines
Prt
Jim Davis
Philippines
Russ
Chronicle
Alan
Gib Crozier
Bke
Allsop
Camp Gordon
Lee
Bud
Vic Silver Jewelers
Uiis Corner
Camp Garden
Chronicle-Telegram
Vic Silver
Valley City Garden Club to hear African Violets
Valley City residents recap social notes. Miss Pauline Poole visits relatives. Garden Club meets April 16 at Miss Ellyn Yost’s home with Lewis Kinnech presenting on African Violets. News notes include Roy Grabenstetter on leave from Key West and others visiting family in Indiana and Florida.
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Valley City
Pauline Poole
Porterfield
Valley City Garden Club
Ellyn Yost Lewis Kinnech
Belden
Kiinech
Roy Grabenstetter Spa
M. Bo
Key West
Fla
Drave
E. Girobenstetter
Harry Moehle
Crane
Ind
Ervin Moelle
Jim Smithson
Marion
Obie
Hurley Ho Aon
Earl Avick
Naples
Afich
B. Walworth
Amy Schaeffer
Rocky River
Hir Cap Ari¢ck
Rida
Adah
Houck
Arnold
Berea
Farr
Aerate Sf BR
Mrg. Frasiers
Bereaig
Aipols Biioe
Homplow. Ie
Gnig
Get-Together Guests Share Sunday Dinner Visits
A scattered report lists Mr. and Mrs. Wentling and daughters Sybil Carol of Carey Ohio hosting a Tuesday evening gathering. Sunday dinners included Mr. and Mrs. Dynate Warfiit and guests from Ohio and Cleveland, with multiple families visiting and celebrating a birthday event for Mr. Khneey and his son Ronald.
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Wentling
Sybil Sus Carol
Carey
Dynate Warfiit
Othey Stindisy Guste
Russel Peterson Avi Jdaughter
Donan
Elying
Olio
Uni
Russel Petra
Cole Winbin Shitton
Migs Cedasper
Hier
Cleveland
Hey Will
May Schmidt
Chundt Ace
Findwig
Brows
Jasper Schmidt
Hanily
Hipold Selina
Meding
Start
Khneey
Ronald
Leonard Abram
Sophia Huge
Lakewood
Old Deiende
Valley City
Community Notes From Brighton And Surroundings
Brightson The W S 0 8 will meet with Mrs Robert Lee on Tuesday afternoon April 14. Nineteen members answered last week’s call at the Congregational Awl Society meeting. Draper will entertain the Society in May. Sixty two friends visited Mr. and Mrs. Monald Day Sunday for open house for Brakined Junior home from the west coast. Sunday callers at Mr and Mrs Minny Roll’s home included Howard Jurden and others from Wiloowagaiti Virginia. Local Red Cross will not meet until Tuesday April 24 with next peeling on April 24.
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Brighton Brightson
Robert Lee
Conpresationg Awl Society
Edna Miy Mervith Mel Choy Draper
Monald
Brakined
West Coast
Minny Rolle
Howard Jurden
Robert Reed
Ohivetpen
John Burge
Bert Bickus
Robert Lae
Jrrry
Charles Miles
Jamuy
Clarkstied
Dolan Eibner
Stanley Dean
Clear Draper
Westlake
Fearl Draper
Red Cross
Women's Tourney Set To Resume Saturday Evening
The Elyria city women's handicap bowling tournament is slated to resume Saturday evening with doubles and singles events. The schedule lists teams and players such as D. Martin with G. Reavis in doubles and multiple pairings for the doubles event, concluding with singles finals Tuesday evening.
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Elyria
Hachées
D. Martin-G. Reavis
Mécela-C
Keupp
Bryan-B
Krebs
Finlay
Koznick
Vollmer
Traxler
B. Bady- BE
Jackson
M. Kohler
Tarry
Iedine
Hoon -Dt
Rio
Weslern
Millera M
Kirk
D. Burtond
Surdick
Rs Miller-H
Fackler
Clapper
Haig Tet
AL Htstas-P
McAndrews
Leonard
H. Eib, M
Wathete M
Karnegy
Robinson-M
Back
Mee Atdfawa
Erb Bow
Atity
Eaton High Holds Annual Basketball Banquet Night
Eaton High School held its annual basketball banquet with principal speaker Eddie Finnigan Baldwin Wallace College coach. Guests included WK Kessler superintendent Briton schools and Mrs Kessler, Rev W Keener and Mrs Keener, Crowell, Chiat, Lorain coach Ed Cinniger, and Elyria coach Joe Hudak. Varsity and reserve players attended including Hicks Balogh Balogh Bott Ternes Cook Roder Kennedy Smith Ternes Cousins Rumpler Hales Cornish Starkey Mardy and cheerleaders Telter Totter Reisinger Carpenter keepers Abedel Hahn scorekeepers Rumpler Yost and student manager Spitafer.
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Eddie Finnigan
Baldwin-Wallace College
Eaton Hiigh
Ken Hickay
Varenity
Eaton
Loastmaater
WK. Kessler
Leafs Near Cup After Third Straight Shutout
Toronto Maple Leafs moved within a win of the Stanley Cup as Detroit suffered a 1 to 0 shutout. Real estate notes mention Don 3 and Cook Realty Class F baseball drills at Ely Stadium at 6 o clock with last year’s players and hopefuls invited to report.
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Toronto
Oronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Don
Cook
Ely Stadium
Walt Cook
Washington Should Be Improved Outfit in Flag Race
Editor notes Washington's 44th visit in the 16th and final item in a series on W465 prospects for major league baseball teams. The piece analyzes team form and potential improvements as the season approaches.
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Washington
Senators Hopeful Turnaround After Turnstile 1944 Losses
Washington will improve on a last place 1944 season as Ossie Bluege reshapes the roster. Key losses include Stan Spence and Jimmy Sullivan while pitching depth with Leonard Niggeling Watts Haefner Carrasquel Pieretti anchors the staff. Young outfielders Case Binks Chipple vie for starting roles with Myatt, Kuhel, Clift, and Evans forming the infield core.
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YORK
Washington Senators
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Ossie Bluege
Stan Spence
Jimmy Sullivan
Bluege
Dutch Leonard
John Niggeling
Roper Watts
Mickey Haefner
Alex Carrasquel
Marino Pieretti
Portland
Bert Shepard
Larry Burger
Sanaga Ulriely
al Evans
Rick Ferrell
Cermin Guerra
Shortstop
Joe Kuhel
George Myatt
Harland Clift
Gi Torres
Fred Vaughn
Hillis Layne
Myatt
Vaughn
George Case
Tio
George Binks
Milwaukee
Walter Chipple
Munreal
Jake Powell
Case
Butt
Bes Caine
Contender
Roosevelt Urges Baseball Support From White House
Roosevelt, hailed as a friend to the sport, urged continuation of baseball and hinted he might throw the ceremonial first ball if his health allowed. Uncertainty over the opening date loomed as the season risked delay for a day or two amid his illness and mounting concerns.
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Nx York
U.P
Roosevelt
White House
Senators
Yorks
Washington
Ieagues
Mc Roosevel
JPN
Spring Training Briefs Mark Patchy Baseball Offseason
Detailed notes from camp report disrupted by Roosevelt death. Yankees and Dodgers had games postponed. Cubs and White Sox pre-season clash halted. Browns beat Cardinals in tune-up. Braves and Sox also played. Phillies edged Senators 7 6 as Picker Lee reported an arm scare.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Windy City
Philadelphia Athletics
Mae Wa
Washington Senators
Pury Meade
Aid
Clippers Swishers Meet For Title In Tonight Playoff
Clippers and Swishers clash tonight for the championship at YM CA floor with the winner earning the 3 House basketball title. Clippers take the first half crown. Swishers claim the second half, forcing a decisive game. Tip is set for 7:30. Washington notes: President Griffith says Roosevelt’s death won’t affect the Senators season opener against the Yankees.
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Charnel Clippers
Shank Swishers
YMCA
Beskebball Teague
Clippers
Swishers
Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Roosevelt
Yar
New York Yankees
Shower and dance events mark Henriet ta wedding social
Mrs Burton Will wedding events featured a Tuesday afternoon shower at Mrs James Leimbach's home in Brownhelm with guests including Mrs Charles Bechtel Mrs Ed Lesher and others. A Grange dance at the school on April 18 with Johnny Jackson's orchestra was announced as the season's next social fixture.
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Henrietta
Burton Will
Ruth Angersbiich
James Leimbach Af
Fred Will
Charles Krapp
Far Bauman
Vermilion
Robert Brums
Louis Brums
Huron
R. O. Mischka
Elyria
Roy Angergybach
Hecrietts
Strangery
The
Grange
Johnny Jackson
Hank Johnson
Society Wat
James Lamberton
Bobby
Elizabeth Page
CO. H Currier
Harold Cogles
George H. Fags
Clare Lippug Berlin
Women's Bowling Leaders Win Big To Lift Lead
In a tense bowling night, the Women's All-Girl League pushed their lead to six games. High scorers included Gert Henke 598 and Hetty Paciker 622, with Kate Hutchigen 518 and Margaret Clapp 813 among top female totals. Colas Cola swept two of three from Ball, while Gypsy Fiddle led the Fiddlé team with 2410 series. The Calas posted a top team total of 2277 as Hob Block topped individuals with 594.
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Walt
Witning
Ton Knowles
Sinvdak
Elyria FurAtute Leain
Elyria Hardware
Crandall Tig
Rotel
Gert Henke
Hetty
Pacikler
Kate Hutchigen
Margaret’ Clapp
Ant Bush
Colas
Colas Cola
Calas
Wine Mets
Igh
Americal-Hadlalor
Jesuity
Office
Pilets
vShippera
Johnny Sloster
Baseball off days to aid war charities in 1942 plan
Major league clubs may use off days once set for All Star events to raise funds for war charities. If approved, July 8 10 and 11 would feature intra city games, with Giants Yankees Red Cross benefit in New York. Receipts would go to the National War Fund and other relief groups. A decision may come at Cleveland on April 24 as owners discuss a new baseball commissioner.
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U.S
Leo HL Petersen
United Press Sports
New York
United Press
New York Giants
Yankees
Red Cross
Giants
Brooklyn
AST
Yeir
National War Fund
Cleveland
Pearl Harbor
Cardinals
Browns
St Louis
Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Red Sox
Braves
Boston
Phillies
Athletics
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Washington
Dodgers
React
Sintoe Heights
Ralph McDowell
Eleanor Sanders
Eunice Jones
Vermilion
Richard Sanders
Frederic Kleyn
Newberry
Elmer Portman
Homer Cox
Chardon
Jesse Portman
Melvin Sanders
O. C
Benefit Boxing Show Draws Big Elyria Crowd
A hearty crowd of about 600 packed the Elks Hall for a benefit amateur boxing card in Elyria. Ten bouts reached the limit with no knockouts, headlined by Marotta of Cleveland narrowly defeating Cliff of Cleveland. other locals Gantzlas and Peloso earned wins. Exhibition by Johnny Kilbane and Johnny Madhock capped the event, with net proceeds funding a fund for returning World War II veterans.
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Mlyvia
Witheas
Wlysiacs Vestrana
Eddin- Matotta
Cleveland
Charley Cliff
Marotta
Arho
Clevel Intid
Bostor
CHF
Cliff
Maratta
Vetedliet Ly
Dan Prater
Toledo
Eddie ‘Wright
Prater
Kenny Ganlzas
Tom Smith
Sandusky
Gantats
Vic
Pinster
Elyrian
Joel Peloso
Peloso
Ted Hichard
Avon
James Avon
Dick King
Foledo
Alex Gyorfi
Ring
James Crossman
Trompak
Drossman
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Madhock
A. R. Agale
Taylor Brothers
Elyria Boxing Commission
Clinton C. Braden
Maken
Machock
Bat Might S o Bowling
A brief OCR fragment notes a baseball item with unclear phrasing about batting and bowling. The readable text mentions a game context but lacks full details, making it difficult to confirm teams players or outcomes.
Elks Fight Results Amid Confusing Local Boxing Cards
Local boxing show lists numerous bouts with fighters from Cleveland Toledo Avon and Bandusky area clubs. Notable results include James Crossman 120 beating George TrompaX 134 while Tom Smith 166 and Joe Hambrick 148 also feature prominently amid scattered notes on payments and outstanding balances.
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Elks
Eddlé Marotta
Gleesland
Charley
Cleveland
Brates
Totedo
Reale
Claveland
Potty Clara
Toledy
Deaisto
Joe. Hambrick
Wille Dames
Glavelard Dediston
Bethe Bennett
Bandusky
Kenhy Grotena
Iyrla Ageilogs
Tom Smith
Banduskay
George Trompax
James’ Crossman
Bandisky
Prince
I Cleveland
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