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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1945

Page

5

German Concentration Camp Visitation Report Describes Atrocities

A correspondent recounts viewing a German concentration camp near a railroad yard, where about 4500 inmates died from starvation and torture. Bodies showed systematic abuse, with scenes of emaciation, broken bones, and cremation, amid a spring breeze in a peaceful landscape. The piece condemns Nazi brutality toward Germans, foreign workers, and prisoners, urging Americans to learn the truth.

Einafottiny Tony Titlerland Sonadeil Ierad La.moise Weilta Alfied Ined Wal Wen Meir Reich Wlyein Kauay Han

Swarthmore College names new athletics director and coach

Swarthmore College announced yesterday the appointment of Avery Blake as athletics director and football coach. Dellmuth will continue in the department while handling administrative duties and coordinating athletic programs.

Swarthmore Herd Swarthmore College Cagy K Dellmuth Cone Athletics Tinte i Direvier Avery Blake

Fly Fisher Dissolves Into War Time

Bob Newcomb once led the county in fly casting and fished Se ward's Creek every Saturday. The war changed him and his interest faded. He spent a day off as Dick wished, fishing Saward's Creek, cooking trout, and keeping beer cool in the stream for Dick.

Bob Newcomb Seward's Creek Bob South Pacific Dad Ashog Beward’s Creek Rob Saward’s Creek

Detroit Tigers Lead In Service Among American League Clubs

Detroit fans note the Tigers have the highest count of players in military service with 38 away at war, leading the league as baseball enters its fourth wartime season. The Phillies, White Sox, and others trail with fewer.

Names Of Ten Are Added To Hall Of Fame

NEW YORK. The Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown opened today for a class of players whose feats before 1910 are honored. Inductees include Jimmy Collins Roger Bresnahan Hugh Jennings Uncle Wilbert Robinson Dan Brouthers Fred Clarke Ed Delahanty Hugh Duffy Mike Kelly and Jimmy O Rourke among others praised by the Baseball Writers Association.

New York Baseball Hall of Fame Cooperstown Jimmy Collins Boston, 3Rd Sox Roger Bresnahan New York Giant Baseliall Hugh, Jennings Shoctstop Detroit Tigers Wilbert Robinson Baltimore Orioles Brooklyn Dodgers Dan Brouthers Detroit Fred Clark Pittsburgh Pirates Ed Delahanty Washington Senators Philadelphia Phillies Hugh Duffy Stith Boston Red Sox Boston Mike Kelly Sox Chicago Cubs Slide Kelly Jimmy O'Rourke Buffalo

Baseball Game Postponed Again At Rocky River Field

The Elight Rockye River scholastic baseball contest between Elyria High and Western Division was postponed due to wet grounds. Originally set for Tuesday, it was rescheduled to be played Wednesday afternoon on the Rocky River diamond.

Elyria High Rocky River

Galehouse to Be Inducted Today in Cleveland

Denny Galehouse, a former Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox pitcher, was slated for induction into the Army in Cleveland today. The 3-year-old right hander had been employed at Goodyear Aircraft Corp in Akron since his preinduction physical last fall after defeating Mort Cooper in the first game of the World Series.

Cleveland Denny Galehouse Doylestown St. Louis Hurley Mort Cooper Army Goodyear Aircraft, Corp

Kutz Leads Singles in City Pin Tourney After Night

Kutz moved into the lead in the singles division of the Ninth Antal Blytia City Bowling Tourney held at Bowling Center. He surpassed B. Paling who led on opening night, with a 672 set including a 96 handicap. Other top finishers included Tash, Rothik, Leonard, and Balogh in singles, and Hendrickson-N. Moss leading doubles with 1,241 pins. A revised schedule was announced for tonight’s doubles at 7 and 9 and singles at 9 and 10.

Font Fi Leonard Atte N. Moss W. Hendrickson Galton Itesden Bowling Ass J.warher S. Provenga

Principals Vote on Secret Balloting for Athletic Policy

Ohio high school principals vote secretly on whether to require secret ballots for future athletic policy decisions. The push follows a 1943 spring ban on spring football, debated amid roles for the Ohio State board and the State Athletic Association. Cramer seeks to curb secrecy. Emswiler notes a public vote would face procedural limits.

U.P Virgil Cramer Leas Pall Ghia. General Assembly Ohio N. W. Emswiler Emswiler Senate Education Committee State Board of Control Emschler O.il S.A.A Association State Board,of Control

Feller Demonstrates Blazing Fast Ball In Win

Former Cleveland star Bob Feller returned to U S service with Great Lakes Blue Jackets and pitched three innings against Northwestern. He struck out seven, walked none, and allowed two hits as Great Lakes won 12 2 in eight innings shortened by cold weather. Ken Keller led offensively with help from teammates as 14 hits produced all but two runs.

Evanston Itt Cu.a Bob Feller Great Lakes Northwestern Feller Collegians United States High Seas Ken Kellner Cleveland Great Lakes Blue Jackets

Elyria Oberlin And Clearview Tri Meet At Ely Stadium

Elyria High track team aims for a better showing as they host a three way meet at Ely Stadium with Oberlin and Clearview. Elyria has yet to win this season, having lost to Amherst Wellington and Lorain while Clearview placed second to Lorain in a recent quadrangular. Other teams listed include Avon and Avon Lake as competition for the coming meet.

Elyria T High Ely Stadium Rocky River Sandusky Lorain Oberlin Clearview Amherst Wellington Avons Avon Lake

Cardinals Face Stiff Fight In Defense Of National League Flag

The Cardinals eye a tough repeat as they defend the National League pennant led by Billy Southworth. Key players Walker Cooper Stan Musial and Dante Curtius bolster a squad counting on Cooper’s 1944 form while others head to military service. Cubs beat Reds 4 0 in Chicago as rain postpones other games, signaling a season of potential struggle for the Cardinals.

Cardinals Carl Land United Presa Nu York Billy Southworth St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southsworthe Hall New York Mushing Bay Hat-Tanik Len Amy Cnterier Walker Cooper Stan Musial Dante Curtiles Pennatt Sunbure Hig Son Hherie Red Birds Rontendders Chiscage Cubs Pittsburgh Diales Parabla Coopery

MacPhail Pushes Chandler For Post In Cleveland Meeting

A profile of Larry MacPhail, his push to appoint Albert Chandler as baseball commissioner at a Cleveland meeting, and his relentless style. The piece recalls wartime heroism by Captain Leland Stanford Marshall and tracks MacPhail’s influence across clubs, arguing his success drives him to win pennants and draw crowds.

U. S Luo Petersen United Press York Holland Kaiser Leland Stanford Marshall Cleveland Albert B Happy Chandler Larry MacPhail New York Yankee Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Brooklyn jJob MacPhail

Tournament Bowling Scores Highlight Local Meet

Local bowling tournament action reportsscore totals and standout performances from several lanes. Details cover top pairs, lead scorers, and notable strikes as teams compete for advancing spots and bragging rights in a quiet season highlight.

Benefit Games for War Relief in Major Leagues

Seven major league baseball games were scheduled from July 9 to 11 to aid baseballs war relief and service fund. The events were set under a new travel saving plan to raise funds for relief agencies benefiting from the effort.

War Relief and Service Fund

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