Boxing Show Draws Weak Crowd and Mixed Results
A Thursday boxing card featured Johnny Machock and several scheduled bouts, but attendance was light and outcomes varied. Promoter Mike Panes and matchmaker Kin Macheck faced scrutiny as several fights were billed but did not materialize, while some bouts delivered decent action and solid performances from local contenders.
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Ibilant
Armatene
Johnny Machock
Blagad
Batia Gues
Queshisbury
Cata
Maéhoek
Arouah
Macheck
Mike Pane
Poharence Wind
Nihonty
Murs
Idtor
Herb Graffis
Esquire
Revenuy
Assignnynt Ag
Paris
Donna
Mervin
Attomis
Cotehir
Michigin
Aduraal
Cedidoly Jy Me
Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Joughinville
New
Hebrides
Ehecen
Milwaukee
Adamat
Bougainville
New Hebride
MacKenzie
Maries
Wwe
Pioneers Drill For First Game Of 1945 Season
The Elyria High Pioneers practice for the opening 1945 game with coach Les Gael undecided on the starting lineup. Pitching depth, new signings, and freshman prospects fight for rotation and catching duties as two squads played a split-squad scrimmage.
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Pioneers
Cpeier
Aless
Han
Elyria
Les Gael
Sam
Bionters
Lornin
High
Ridlifler Nest
Neadily-allorhiony
Ely
Bersie L
Gast
Gihiss
Mi Beak
Jinowies
Tom O'Connor
Gloss
Ingteason
Bittner
Kenwuloski
Janun Behhind
Tony Robinson
Pilapatrick
Kiimeaile
Bill Halise
Watt Cook F
Dick Browne
Robertson
O'Connnor
Ain
Bob Boh
Doe Banning
Second Hill
Short
Jack Juliet
Sater
Tom Snyder
Neal Smith
Bril Matlow
Kowaleski
Wis
Gustaley
Joe Polk
Analyzers Win Second Half Bowing League Title
The Analyzers clinched the Bowling League half by seven games as the season concluded last evening. Ray Smith led scoring with a strong showing and the team defeated several rivals while Contractors and Shockers took wins off Brickers.
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Hershaw Chemical
Analyzers
Dlzo
Shockers
Brickers
Ray Smith
Wind
Rothwery
Motors
Hick
Unclear hockey clash as Maple Neate leads Rim favorites
Fragmented text describes a hockey game with Maple Neate and Frankie Bing. Mentions Detroit Red Wings, Stanley Cup series, and various players and teams in a garbled event recap with multiple names and stray phrases.
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McCool
Spring Training Camp Briefs From United Press
Spring training notes report Mooroleague teams cancel all exhibition games in mourning for President Roosevelt. Many clubs keep parks closed Saturday as funeral rites take place at Myrtle Park. Several MLB exhibitions were called off. only three games played, including Washington Senators 6 Buffalo 4 and Cincinnati Reds 8 Louisville Colonels 6 in tuneups. Whitey Widelman of the Boston Braves sidelined by a fractured finger. Charley Mead sent to Jersey City farm club. Masters Adams ends holdout and heads to San Diego to join Phillies.
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Oy United Press
Mooroleague
Roosevelt
Tarmity
Mytle Park
Boston Raves
Redhog
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Dion
Carl Lundquist
United Press State
York
Roosevelts
Ametican Sporting
Seane
White House
Washington
Pacific
Consteague
Clarence Rowland
Dhate
Chicago
Amatour Athletic Cnioh
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Elyria Area
The Land and Trust Company reports transfers including Cecilia McGuire to John Tomaszeski for property on Middle Avenue in Carliste Township and numerous other deeds in Ridgeville, Elyria, and surrounding townships. Included are undivided interests, lakefront parcels, and street properties with multiple buyers and sellers across the region.
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Land and Charsntee. and Trust Company
Court Steeeu
Cecelia McGuire
John Tomaszeski
Middle Avenue
Carliste Township
Harry la’ Chrysler
Cy Osburn
Carthed Street
Eivrin
Doba't
Bishop
Martha Bishop
Undivides
Beat Road
Ridgevile Township
Anne B. Whipple
Grice
Rife
Washington Avenue
Lepain
Toure C. Lorg
Max RB Peabidy
Lith Street
John Palka
Elizabeth Magyar
East
Adelude
DeLeonardis
Jat Fini
Oberlin Av
EMU
Leriin Louis Senyes
George F. Reiley
Eroal
QO Street
Lara
Walter Wo Hyde
Betty L
Cortes
Origid Huntington
Nott
Merrit B
Wallis
Willie
Gber
Weir Astland
Pillefield Town
Peaseer
Py Floyd Ao
Brishy
Evi
Neibe Chatisebiatty
Gunayee
Bet
Caapege
Roark
Oak
Mardin
Chomoor
Weet
Marthe
Watson Port
Sitien Nuaaa
Sean
Flic
Merritt
Blytie Lavell Duval
Aytiy
Ceyhi Vibe Og von Pe Penty
Stece Quirli Mae
Martin Chomi
George Kushner
West River Street
Elyria
Kishmiy Beach Tind Co
Carl Steinneck
Lake Read
Brownhelm Township
Bleve Price
Leo P. Pilaweki
West
Lutatn
Walter J. West
BRL
Ale Connell
Hyman Mindell
Ety al
Blevé
Selah Chambers
Jain ‘Veastee
Barat
Norman C. Wearseh
Charles F. Wearseh
Et Ad
Avon-Belden Road
Avan Village
Ann Curtis Stars in First Night of National Women’s Meet
Ann Curtis, 19, UC freshman, wins 100 yard freestyle over Brenda Helser at the National Women’s Championships in Frisco. Curtis becomes a leading figure as new champions crowned in diving and medley events. Meet continues with key events today and ends Sunday with the Sullivan Memorial trophy presentation.
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Chicato
Frantisco
Ann Curtis
Brenda Helser
Holywood
Frisco
Olneytills
Provittinee
Miss Curtis
Sullivan
Curtis
Browns Named Team To Beat In 1945 Pennant Race
United Press surveyed major league managers as Luke Sewell of the St. Louis Browns declared the Browns the team to beat in the 1945 pennant race. Other leaders predicted varied fates for the Cardinals Cubs White Sox Dodgers Giants Pirates Athletics and Yankees with hopes pinned on pitching defense and youth.
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U. S
Leo HW. Petersen
United Press
EW York
Ith
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Sewell
Browns
Cardinals
Buly Southworth
Weinishes
EQ Durocher
Doadgers
Mel Ott
Giants
Freddy Eltz Stimmons
Pullshes
Ossie Dlatege
Mierst
Tihiik
Wwe
Bovpreal
Diane
Finiele
Connie Mack
Frankie Frisch
Pirates
Jor McCarthy
Yankees
Cadmaia
World Of Sport Mourns The Death Of The Champ
Sports world mourns the death of a champion figure, as major leagues cancel games and memorial tributes unfold. Notables including Babe Ruth, James Farley, and Larry MacPhail participate in radio tributes, while teams, tracks, and events cancel or postpone as the nation observes President Roosevelt's passing.
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World of Sport
Lehrhan and Johnson Realty Class F Baseball Tryouts
Last night reports list the Lehrhan and Johnson Realty Class F baseball team training Sundays at 2 on the Ely Stadium diamond. Manager Ray Thampean requests one team member tag others who wish to try out and report for transfer to practice. The Class F team will practice Monday on the Ely Stadium diamond at 4:34. All team members are noted.
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Gartiner Jewelers
Sofball
Uier
Kinley
Lehrhan
Ely Stadium
Tem
Swishers Claim Cage Title Over Clippers In Finals
Ray Bileski led the Swishers with 14 points as they defeated the Clippers to win the YMCA House Basketball League title for the 1944-45 season. Clippers played short handed with only four players in the final.
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Swishers
Clippers
Cage
Charnes Clippers
Shank
Roll Doubles And Singles Tonight In Flying Women’s Cry Handicap
Doubles at 9 oclock and singles at 10 oclock resume the annual Flying Women’s Cry Handicap Bowling Tournament tonight at Wy krent Recreation. Listed competitors include D Martine, G Beavis, I Merehiet, Krupp, H Bregati, B Krebs, Myri Koalik, AS Vallmerne, Trin BE, Body-E, Jackson, M Kohler, A Tarrys. Three teams roll the team events at 4:30 Sunday: Weelwn Automatic Day Shift, Western Automatic Night Shift, and Moose.
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Wykrent
D. Martine G. Beavis
Card-E
Mion
I. Merehiet
Krupp
H. Bregati
B. Krebs
Myri
Koalik
Vallmerne
Trin BE
Body-E
Ohio State Cancels Athletic Meets Amid Mourning
Ohio State officials cancelled track and meet events in observance of a day of mourning. Coach Kepler indicated a possible later meet against the alumni. A scheduled track meet with Indiana was also canceled. The Ohio AAU swimming meet remains planned at the university pool. baseball lost to Lockbourne 12-10 and will face Ohio University at Athens next.
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Columbus
Ility
Ohio State
Olay
Heb Kepler
Buckseye
George Maney
Indiana
Mike Poppes
Umnual
Ate
Exhibition games and schedule for Columbus Red Birds
The Columbus Red Birds played exhibition games against the Rochester Red Wings and Iowa State this week at the spring training camp, winning five of the exhibition matches. Columbus plans the new season start against Indiana on Tuesday, with tryouts announced for additional players.
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Colunbus
Red Birds
Atonday
Columbus
Indianapelis
Red Winks
Ua’ Muarin University Sprie
Colsins
FL Khox
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