Elyria High opens 1944 baseball season with promosing depth
Elyria High’s 1944 baseball squad begins Friday amid questions about the receiving department and hitting. Coach Ben Harwood’s team features Bernie Lysaght and Tan Smith as core infield anchors, Gar and others on the mound and outfield. Tom O’Conner may handle catching duties as the lineup eyes a strong effort behind a solid defense and improving batting.
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Top Teams Of 43 Score Victories In Ass'n Opener
Wake and Milwuakee led early action as top teams posted 43 point victories in opening Association play. Pitching and hitting shone for Villatapedis and Colum as standout performances set the tone for the season.
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Milneapales Mills Seiltuled Cry Game Result
In a delayed scrap at Cry, Milneapales Mills endured a rough session with West Tina, resulting in a hard fought contest marked by misreads and scrambling plays.
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Elyria nine open season with Bay Village tilt Friday
Elyria High baseball opens 1944 campaign Friday at 4 pm at Ely Stadium against Bay Village High. Pitcher Gel Smith starts. York Connor behind the plate. Infield in order: Bob Huwehedt first, Tattersall second, Tom Otra short, Vic Stensart third. Outfielders include Smuath, Browne, and Traeny. Admission 2 cents for general. high school students free with tickets bought at school. no advance sales. grade-school students admitted free.
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Bertelli First Choice In Pro Circuit Draft
Angelle Bertelli of Notre Dame, star back from the 1943 season, was named the first pick in the National League draft by the Boston club. Bertelli, from Springfield, Mass., is in the Marines and may join pro football after the war. Other first selections included Pat Harder by the Chicago Cardinals and Creighton Miller by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Pioneer polo legend Hitchcock dies in Salisbury plane crash
Col Tom Hitchcock, famed polo star and Allied air combat flyer, died after a plane crash near Salisbury. Known as the prince of polo, he captivated fans with daring skill and a storied life in American sports history.
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Jewelers Crack Pins For 3 193 To Lead Bowling Tourney
A Wykrent recreation league event saw Vic Silver Jewelers top the Eighth Amid city circuit with a 3 193 series, pushing Heb Radio to second as Migria Engginering and Pool moved up to third and Tilin Mabnitaeniring Compinis Kerlers climbed to fourth. Fifteen teams compete over two shifts at 7 and 9 0 clock with Romer Pimp and Bendis duos on different shifts. Delaware and nearby Ohio events noted with local officials and future larger plans.
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Elyria Booster Club Membership Drive Surges Ahead
The newly formed Elyria Booster Club reports rapid progress with 400 members of a goal 1,060, as Mayor A K Agate joins. Jim Armitage, chairman, notes the drive started less than two weeks ago and memberships cost 1 per year at plants and city downtown outlets.
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Indians Lose Opener as White Sox Win 3 1
The Cleveland Indians fell 3 to 1 to the Chicago White Sox in the season opener. Orval Grove held the Tribe to two runs over seven innings while White Sox hitters collected five each for Curtright and Beahlk. Cleveland scored late on a Boudreau double but could not mount a sustained rally as Smith took the loss.
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April 28 Deadline Set for First Round Baseball Games
Torain County supervisors remind county schools that first round games of the 1944 baseball tournament must be played by April 28. Matchups include Brookside vs La Grange at La Grange and Henrietta vs Brighton. Winners advance to meet Clearview. other semi finals listed with dates, aiming to represent Lorain County in the Northeast Ohio district tournament.
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Brickman Predicts Heavy Gate for Marshall La Motta Fight
Cleveland report says promoter Brickman forecasts a large gate for the middleweight bout between Marshall and La Motta. About 2,000 fans expected, with a $35,000 purse and a $3,000 guarantee. Weigh-in and workouts noted as part of the lead up.
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Webb Sparks White Sox in 3 1 Season Opener Victory
Webb led the White Sox to a 3-1 win over the Indians in the season opener. Weather delayed play and caused earlier schedule changes, but Webb delivered the decisive runs and solid defense for Chicago.
Competition Keen As Ever In Major League Loops
Early season action shows balanced contests across the leagues with no one sided games. Highlights include Paul Tobin and Elmer Riddle strong performances, Rudy York reaching the 1000th major league hit, and Red Sox sweeping a doubleheader against the Yankees.
Pukka Gin Second Choice To Win Derby
Derby hopeful Pukka Gin, a medium-sized bay colt by Firethorn, shows mileage taste and began promising form after a winter in the barn. Under Ted McKinson, he races in the Experimental Handicap at Tamales, trailing early but driving to challenge in the stretch. Whitney and other Derby candidates loom as rivals as Pukka Gin risks the big test tomorrow.
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