Spring Valley plans and local sports notes emerge
Local items describe Spring Valley developments led by Girigliana and Ridge, with claims of ownership and leadership battles. Elyria YMCA rehires Russ Gleason and names Vic Glasgo aquatics director as programs expand. Players, teams, and local figures like Bob Jabbuseh and Paul Biber are noted in roster and trial contexts amid broader wartime era sports planning.
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Toutsmodack
Jack
Kaine
Bavarse Ghat
Sphing
George Kunkle
Ridge
Enurea
Guy Cho Wan
Herry Ridge
Jin
Wormshipy
Gulf Roads
Harre
Rethel
Wilkea-Barre
Indians
al Dehny Garfield
Blyria
Garfield
Springfield
Ohio State
Russ Gleason
Vof
Elytia
Y.M.C.A
Navy
Vic Clasgo
Gleason
Bob Jabbuseh
Elyria
Paul Rixlet
Ghia State
Oy Jabbuseh
George, Schuster
Canlon
Ray
DiPierre
Toteda
Joe Barna
Cleveland
Matt Coker
Paul Biber
Lorain High
Champhin Elyria Standard Cleaners Divine
Biber Aradim Craneo
Culimbus
Carl Kessler
Warthitizion
Richard Jacksaiy
Wellsville Oy
Biber
Don Guenther
Lacrosse
Wisean- Ire
Ihre
Women's Bowling Tourney Concludes Here This Evening
The doubles and singles divisions of the Women s City Handicap Bowling Tournament wrap up tonight. Matchups include Raith Card Relly Smith paired with Pausina Potiak Eleanor Potyok and Doris Lanedin with Chita Frank, among others.
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Whomen
Wykrent Recrestiqn
Keglereites
Raith Card
Relly Smith
Pausina Potiak
Eleanor
Potyok
Doris Lanedin
Chita Frank
Rosemary Wemnar
Dilores Brads
Mary Biryes
Barorts Koxeer
Chava Fackler
Biily Kuck
Detetatad BY Saneneey tients Thinselade 1 there
Local sports blurb reports a loss for Rocky fire and Mansfield in Class A action. The scrambled notes mention Latain High and MeL Tuasday-aller Stabitity with references to a Tuesday event and a 1845 championship.
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Onoriag
Joslig
Mansfield
Class And D All Star Teams Announced
The announcement lists Class A and D All-Star selections with first, second, and third teams. Notable names include Lorain Omints trisurance, Reger Hinnitger Jewelers, Elyria St. Pauls, and Oberlin Annabel's Recreation, across forwards centers and guards with multiple school affiliations and local coaches named.
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YMCA
Dick Minit
Ohya
Fens
Horiltia
Bly
Reger Binninger Vewelurs
Torewards
Rowalevke Lorain St. Slats
Jen
Crater
Hawke
Ewan
Johnson
Baton Bambers
Cass
Ens Menva
Wal
Bom
Model Aves
Thiers
Falon
Ventury Ristas
Elyda Swishers
Slee
South Amherst Dullion High
Giards
Wilrisek
Moret Aces
Moessdrns
Swish
Sport Shorts Boston Baseball Trades and Odds
Boston notes report several trading moves and rosters shifts. Parst Baseman McCarthy of the Bogtay Braves is sold to Minneapolis in the American Association, while rookie Mak Surkent is returned to the Stybouts Cardinal due to Bane HTM. Other items reference Dodgers reporting to New York and Philadelphia announcements tied to minor league player movements, with various names and transactions across teams and leagues.
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Boston
Dominy McCarthy
Bogtay Braves
Minneapolis
Ofhe
American Association
Mak Surkent
Ihe Stybouts Cardinal
Bane Htm
McGarity
Ray Saunders
Braves
Montay
Subkont
The
Gards
Unclear OCR snippet hints at team and event names
Fragmentary text mentions teams and individuals with uncertain spellings, references to victories and venues, but lacks coherent context or complete names to establish a definite reportable item.
Sports Parade in New York Highlights Football and Racing Shifts
A fragmented look at professional football leagues and rising All-America influence. The piece notes financial truce talks led by Bert Bell, potential joint action, and the shifting power ahead of major racing events like the Wood Memorial. It mentions Edile Aredra and Kentucky jockeys, plus Horace O’Brien’s trade talk and other Brooklyn sports chatter.
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York
Cintornant
E. Veale
Bert Beil
AAS
Bell
Poel Tuhian
Ohio Wesleyan Relays Meet Promises Strong Field
The Ohio Wesleyan Relays at Selby Stadium attracts many track and field athletes including competitors from New Martinsville and Cleveland Heights. Officials note high entry counts and prize money while Wesleyan leaders oversee the event and defend past titles.
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Delaware
Ohie
Ohio
Hirse Queeis
Huss Simmy
Cierge F. Cissthwer
Sathinth Sai Catitw Wesleyan
Ho Chisea
Ibaguir
Sear Chebeland East ‘Tech
Nuw Londen
Chaings
Bomar Leads Ching White Shirts in ABC Bowling Card
Bomar, former national champion, leads his Ching White Shirts Colognes in an ABC tournament card of top teams. Joe Trubentk and Leo Favis from the Chicago Monarchs also slated to roll alongside the MWinnswick Red Crowns of New York led by Marty Cassie and the Clevedanes Adlain Wats anchored by Wallin Ward. Standings shifts from yesterday show the Rangers of the New York Athlete Club at 98 in eighth. Liese Reerpanan of Cleveland posts 298 for seventh.
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Bupfal
O. M
Buddy Bomar
American Bowling Congress
Colognes
Joe Trubentk
Chituga Budwickers
Leo Favis
Chicago Monarchs
Mwinnswick Red Crowns
New York
Marty, Cassie
Clevedanes Adlain Wats
Wallin Ward
Meyer
ABC Ince
Rangers
Liese
Cleveland
Fragmented OCR creates curious clutter in a distant page
The text shows a jumble of names, places, and phrases with few clear facts. It mentions multiple proper nouns such as York, Batherr, Mountes, and Tamar while including stray letters and broken words. The result resembles an unreadable OCR fragment rather than a coherent news item.
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York
Seagymie
Hiang Nwindtha Moratelig
Berton Mountes
Gouwle-Brade
Seero Art
Local Ohio bowling and league schedules announced
Hayden Be fvang secretary of the Ags Twh shits dite earth progress. Monday evening feature announced with eight o clock start. The schedule lists Elyria Brass and Brande Blytia Lorain Glass Bendixs Westinghouse Rowing Gai ley Class B League Penn No 4 Potte No 384 Team No 4 Endie's Barbers Moose League Piligan Shevitts Class A League Supper Chub Hone Ledge Broad Street Grill post offices Knowles cand Sniack West Side Liberal Parking Mottis Bow tend Dawley Elks League.
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Annsnebi
Hayden Be Fvang
Thi
Manauring
Gomme
Lorain Glass and
Bendixs
Westinghouse
Gailey
SBS 'Penn
Pottie
Endie
Barbers
Moose
Piligan Shevitts
Chub O
Wekcont
Hone Ledge
Broad Street Grill Jaya Postoffices
Clags
OH. League
Knowles Cand Sniack
West Side Liliber
Parking Mottis
Bow Tend Dawley
Aller Elks League
Toledo Chalks Up First Loop Win Over Indians
Toledo Mid Hens secured their first America Association victory by defeating the Minneapolis Indians 3 to 4 in Indianapolis. Bill Webb pitched for Toledo as the Millers beat Kansas City 8 to 3, while Louisville and Columbus highlighted a day of heavy hitting with 43 total hits and multiple errors. Milwaukee and St. Paul were not on the schedule.
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Toledo
America Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
Bill Webb
Millers
Kansas City
Blues
Hart Birns
Red Birds
Gobmels
Laureville
Columbuwhl
Colonels
Milwaulkee
St. Paul
Kelley And Cote Are Favorites In Boston Marathon
In Boston the field of 216 runners awaits the start as Johnny Kelly of West Acinn Mass and Gerard Coyle of Quebec were the tie favorites. The 24 mile marathon starts near noon with about 500000 spectators expected along the route between Lukey Rock and the finish. Previous champions and times are noted, with caution about entry details and some local entrants missing this year.
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Boston
Johnny Kelly
West Acinn
Mass
Gerard Coyle
Quebec
Kastor
Kelley
Jase Pears
Cale
Lane
Doe Saint
Smith
DiMaggio Drives Lindell For Dramatic Ebb and Flow
The Yankees rally as Joe DiMaggio doubles bringing in Lindell who scores the winning run. Lindell has three RBIs on the day and Tye Keller returns to the lineup after healing. The season opener ends with New York edging the Senators 5 4 in a prewar showcase.
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Fenror Ueldork
Crisles
Charley Keller
Jon DiMaggio
Vandal
Hellas
Hiladel Palita
Lindell
DiMaggio
New Yorkers
Nick Eden
Bill Dickey
Ossie Grimes
New York
Urives
Dle
George Stimnwells
Tom Henrich
Cleveland
Detroi
St. Lutte
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bagton
Philadelphi
Cincinati
Pits
Sarpy
Sky
Chicago
Newhouser To Face Indians In Cleveland Doubleheader
Cleveland fans expected a large opening day crowd at Municipal Stadium as Hal Newhouser prepared to pitch for the Tigers against Bob Feller in a two game set. Detroit manager Steve ONeill indicated it would be unwise to throw his ace against Feller in both games, opting to rest him for the tougher matchups while Steve Groniek was tabbed to start against the world champion. The forecast predicted crowds around 30,000 to 50,000 for the doubleheader with fastball action anticipated from Feller and Overmire.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Municipal Stadium
AnnuneoMe
Hal New
Auliser
Steve O'Npit
Newhouser
O'Neill
Feller
Thanee Dawin
Law ‘Bouidrechi
Steve Groniek
Stubby
Overmire
Cueves
Tarry Rolls 643 To Take Lead In Doubles Division
Clara May Tarry tops the singles rankings at Wykrent Recreation with 643 total points including a 436 series and 10R handicap. Angie Ristas slips to second as restas claim third in the doubles division with 626. Roster contenders include Del Jonge, Rie Muller, Belk Wekrogt, and Ann Leo Ruski in a tight doubles field.
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Wwe
Rollying
Tarte
Ann Leo- Ruski
Dayton Flyers Football Schedule Nine-Game Grid Card
Dayton plans a nine game football schedule for next season with six home games and away dates at Toledo Xavier and Ohio University. The list includes dates in September and October with matchups against Canice College, Miami, Cincinnati, and Marshall among others.
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Dayton
U.ni
Legion Nine To Practice Monday
The Amelia Legion Nine schedule a Monday practice session. Players from Maurilay and Bly Stade Hien ay Ae Ulok Maurlay are noted among the attendees. Banking constraints and a few unclear items appear in the text.
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Legion
Amelia Toeeion
Uloek
Maurlay
Jesesit
Mauriay
Lean Fia
Cuskrel
George Day
Phillies Coach Charged After Fatal Auto Incident
Benny Culp of the Philadelphia Phillies admitted to police he drove away after his car struck and killed four people, including Mah and a train attendant, and will be charged with manslaughter and leaving the scene. He posted bail of 4,500 and is set to appear in court Tuesday.
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Miladelphea
Benny Culp
Philadelphia Phillies
Enaed
Pale
Culp
Wels
Rover
Tim
Weyears
Lawrelcr Becker
Cup
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Isa
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Arner Clata
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Hove
Jerry Terintee
Shueh
Prodine Potyok
Jean Patyok
Frank, Read and Kewsior
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United Service Motors
Kines
DELCO
Carter
GALL
Pinkhurst
Louise Sages
Lithia Springs
Say Page
Chiepel Hill
George Docking
Helder Os Baker
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Threehorne Optavers
Otram Gap
Texas
Hayes
Texas State
Stockholm
Stiani
Turin
Pio
Cis
United States
San Abana
Safurs
Aidan Cout
Sutton
Spnis
Ullerag
Cpa
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Vadves
Vast Vega
Monae Chvatty
Ty Pho Portig Mathew Ae
Tad Veti Wits
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Soparles
Cigvers
Hari
Fenton
Featdra Mendleate
Fae
Edile Aredra
Hille
Kentucky
Varlsande
Malne Chance Farm
Knockdown
Lord Boswell
Hdldie
Devil Diver
O'Brien
TCU
Philadelphia Eagles
Piss Musier
Bill
Tilly Herman Yegriy
Herman
George Margerkurth
Uenal
Tyoe
Bomar
A.B.C
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Atyanicki
Khumesak
Hershepe
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