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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1944

Page

4

Rustling Thru Sports With Russ Davies

Local notes cover Cleveland and high school sports figures. Cleaview’s Perry becomes athletic director as Upper Arlington eyes football, basketball, and baseball duties. Ohio State and Great Lakes football talk signals a staged October clash. Camp Perry gears for baseball scheduling with local teams. Boxing preview highlights Lloyd Marshall versus Jake LaMotta in Cleveland Arena.

Biytia Dostar Dayt Perry Nearsy Cleaview High School Hagly School Upper Artie Og Columbus Perry Fatar Cone Clearview Rist Upper Arlingbotr Ais Buckeye Leacare Fost Upp Jim Sehlemmer Aston Ortiuebers Sebert Benater Regelia Valdes Walfrid ‘Ure Gilberto, Torres Las Wees Franaasen Brownts Atelando Carnequel Chirk Gruffith Minbing Parventorty Specaliy Ames Tina Art Metheny Alene Art Mathreny Manehig Graney Mie Mallon Barnes Bis Valdez Deez Daze Deae Ramos Raeniuds Riemoak Lowell Joe Cee Ste Joey Goel Kanhet NOP Hs Ohi State Universite Great Lakes Oh Stadium Paul Brown GO State Ger Navy Tt Paw Tony Hinkle Cs i Saitors TeUnSis Ohio State Butt Carroll Widdoes Ohin Staite Lukes Camp Perry Levis Bo Mahla la. Mahila Lorain County Vntinity Beton Goueh Valdiers Lloyd Marshall Jake la Media Cleveland Arena Marshall

Grafton High Prom Date Set and Spring Dance

Grafton School announces the Junior Senior Prom for Saturday May 13. On May 4 juniors will sponsor a Spring dance. The Loyalty class opened with Mrs Frances Trembath hosting and Miss Rhce Bec presiding, with Easter remembrances and a varied program conducted by students and teachers.

Grafton School Grafton High Frances Trembath Rhce Bec von Easter Lucy Rotsen Wi Tyas Bowes Mabel Py Elsinore Laverten Mameticbers Tevon Wadl Wess Moon Rassias Giddis Sohpeon Eric Anne Hong

Board Considers Merritt's Case

New York officials scheduled an open hearing today on jockey Robert Merritt seeking reinstatement as a rider in the state's racing commission process. The case follows a prior revocation and an appeal to courts to overturn the decision and restore Merritt's licensing privileges.

New York Key Clibo State Racing Commission Robert Merritt Mercus Hoon Lewerdhe

Beau Jack Takes Army Physical in Georgia

The report outlines Beau Jack undergoing Army physical tests at Fort Benning Georgia with scattered references to battles, people, and events. It notes various figures and locations, including mentions of notable individuals and dates, creating a chaotic snapshot of wartime era activity and public notices surrounding military service.

Bendix Wins B League Title In Roll Off

Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Brake Company outfit clinched the B League crown in a roll off event last night. Parseh Gumber and Coal reached the final round, with Bendix securing the championship 24 to 14, as Chuck Valinier led Bendix Westinghouse with high marks and top credit for the winning effort.

Bendix Chargwonship Clase Bendix-Westinghouer Automotive Brake Company Westinghouse Parseh Gumber and Coal Alt Joop Chuck Valinier Bendix Westinghouse AES Doeffort Weelinehouse Iran

Smith And Grove Opposing Hurlers In Today's Opener

In Chicago the Indians line up Paul O'Dea in the cleanup spot and Reid in left as they face Orval Grove. Meath arrives amid pre induction news while Reynolds seeks post induction terms and Heath joins the squad ready to pitch for the Tribe. Manager Law Beadred reports Reynolds strikeout king is in doubt and Heath is set to play for the Taddans.

Chicago AY Smith Pcleveland Indians Oiperland Manger Law Beadrend Adie Reynolds Meath Boudreau Jett Heath Reynalds Cleveland Orval Grove Jimi Dykes Indians

Mansfield Names Lymper as Next Mansfield Coach

Mansfield selects Lymper to replace Snyder as head football coach after Snyder’s wartime service. Lymper, former Gallia High assistant, will join the staff and report soon to get acquainted with the team. The move follows a legal dispute with Ralph Staner over dismissal from a previous school.

Mansfield Lymper Snyder Jim Lymeper Gallum Ae Oeling Paul Snyder Lyemper Edu Galeaigh Ralph “Bah Staner Lumper Frestman Prootball Cough Hall Ohio State Vercalles, OG Gatien

Reds and Cubs Open Season In Cincinnati

The Reds face the Cubs in the season opener at Cincinnati Stadium. Manager Bill McKechnie plans a full lineup as Eddie at Moog and McCononek prepare to contribute, with estimates of about 20 000 fans expected for the game.

Cincinnati Bueke Walters Redlegs Chicago Reds Reds Williams Bill McKechnie Eddie Moog

Si Johnson Recovering After Operation

Si Johnson is reported recovering after surgery. Details from the base indicate a quiet period with no further complications. Team officials and medical staff are monitoring his progress and expect a full return in coming weeks.

Third War Time Baseball Campaign Opens Today

Third wartime major league baseball season opens today with Vice President Wallace and President Roosevelt to throw out the first ball in Philadelphia versus Washington. The season, limited by rationing, begins amid festivities while stars remain in service and teams vie for pennants as the Yankees start at Boston under Bob MeCarthy.

Glen Perkins United Press York Q.P Henry Wallace Roosevelt Philadelphia Washington Seaso New York Yankees Boston Penius McCarthy New York Jack Coddy America Japan United States Themen Coutry

Baseball Opens War Time Major League Season With Hopes

The 1942 major league baseball season begins amid war, with the St. Louis Cardinals set to defend their title at home against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Weather could affect attendance as forecasts call for possible cold or showers. opening games also include Cleveland at Chicago and Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Boston Braves Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Fiens

Williams Kayoes Delia In First

In Trenton last night Williams defeated Delia after a first round knockout by Williams over Mike Delta of Los Angeles before a large crowd. The referee paused as the stretcher appeared but Williams landed a series of rights to finish the bout, sending Delta to the canvas and securing the victory.

Deiladelphia Tis Bae Wile Trenton Nod Tee Bob Montgomery Mike Delta Los Angeles Willams Hretids Delia Jerer Negral Hanks Delian Wilhoan Philadelphan

Nova Technical Kayo Winner in Omaha Bout

In Omaha Nebraska a fight featured Nova Technical Kayo win amid chaos. Referee MoRiter noted Hartnek sought to tie as the bout progressed. Contenders included Hartnek and others in a high profile boxing night with varied crowd reactions.

Nova Omaha Omaa Gaul Hartnek MoRiter Uni

Reynolds Signs With Indians Set For Chicago Opener

Cleveland reports Reynolds signed with the Indians after a long holdout. Details remain undisclosed, with expectations of a bonus tied to attendance. Reginide heads to Cleveland to seek issuing to take his pretrial line to an exhibition game, while the Tribe plans to drive the Tigers here Friday. Reynolds, 27, posted 12 wins last season as a veteran presence for Maraner Tone Boudreau. He is married with three children.

Clevelands Oul Helder Jett Neath Cleveland Indians Pling Chicago White Sox Tribe Roger Peckinpaugh Reynolds Cleveland Allie Reginide Frike Pline Maranter Tone Boudreau

Women's Handicap Bowling Tourney Winners Announced

The Sixth Annual Women s City Handing Bowling Tournament prizes were announced by secretary Marion Henke. Carlisle Night Club won the team event with 2670 total handicap. Doubles honors went to Betty Wykrent and Ann Lopkowski with 108. Henke won singles with 50. High single game without handicap was 211 by Kate Hutchison. All-events prize is 1450 to Helen Taylor. Second in team event were West Side Lumber 2573 and Royal Crown Cola and Klein s Clippers tied for fifth at 2540. Prize distribution will occur at a near-term meeting of the Women s City Association.

Marion Henke Carlisle Night Club Betty Wykrent Ann Lopkowski Kate Hutchison Helen Taylor Serand West Side Lumber Wrykrent Recreation Royal Crown Cola Ktein Clippers Firth Wykrent Lop Kowski Helen Erb Teubel Leonard June Denne Pauline Gritgey Agnes Valerius Joyce Gildenmeis Violet Palechoy Henke Gert Henke Gerry Pomeroy Jami Marion Anderson Mary Kobler Ann Tarry Edith Bohn Pat McAndrews Marie Pravenga Women’s City Association

Swedish Runners May Not Compete This Summer

Stockholm reporters say Arne Andersson and Gunder Hage may decline an invitation to race in the United States this summer. AAU official Perris expresses uncertainty over inviting the Swedish pair to the American Mile Championships in New York.

Stockholm Arne and Persson United Prose Lave Gunder Hage United States Anderson Miege Amieteue Croom Sweden Sumey Andersson Higa Perris AAU Jesure West Ferris

Sunoco Pin Team Boosts to Second in City Tourney

The Sunoco Pin Team climbed to second place in the annual city bowling tournament. Teams from Elyvia Bike League and Sister Amare competed closely as action wrapped in the five man division, with Western Atlantic Second Ship Lemere leading early on 7 o’clock shifts.

Sunoco Kiehth Animal City Wykront Rollin Iaindeip Van's Sunoe Ont Elyvia Bike League Anbu Atic Lemere Yaar Vivria Manufacturing Company Standitioys Dycurdie Amare Tate Rik

Sportsmen and Farmers In Lorain Conservation Meeting

Lorain County Conservation Committee holds its annual officer elections at a Wednesday evening YMCA meeting in Lorain. Frank Gusky of Elva says two representatives will be elected to represent farmers and sportsmen respectively, with Herb Andrews, state game protector, present to answer questions on conservation. session open to the public.

Lorain Farners Loreany Herb Andrews

Schmidt to Lead Ohio State Outdoor Track Team

George Haney announced that Schmidt, a two time Big Ten pole vault winner and current Ohio Track Captain, will captain the Ohio State University outdoor track squad. He succeeds Dallas Dupre as captain and prepares for the opener against Oberlin on April 28. Haney called Schmidt one of the team’s most promising members while noting Halli is new to track.

Columbus Iit George Haney Joint Schmidt Chiippine Ohio State Dallas Dupre Teel Halli Fresiani

Jewelers Softball Team Plans To Re organize

Vie Silver Jewelers softball team plans to reorganize for the 1944 season to reestablish strength in Northern Olu circles. Backer Vie Salyer led the effort and invites AW members of last year and others to contact manager Ted Jabon by calling Wainy Sery this evening at 8:50.

Vie Silver Jewelers Tan SN Houtcomen Mane Vie Salyer Waslang Con Wah Ted Jabon Par Wainy Sery

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