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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1945

Page

3

Hahns Upset Yepkos 2-0 In Softball Clash Final Set

Hahn Manufacturing leaves Yepko Markets of Lorain stunned 2-0 on two-hit Al Dudick pitching and a two-run fifth inning. The district tournament at Basra City Recreation field advances to a rematch Monday in a double elimination format, with the winner moving toward the state playoffs in Columbus. A large crowd witnessed an intense contest as both teams sought the title.

al Dudick Hahn Manufacturing Ca Yepko Lorain Naa Ohia Basra City Oberlin Road Menidas Ated Cater Tistrict No Columbus Tia Vepeos Lerain County Yeqiyoe Youisaup Lakesood Elksfield Cate Es Peetie Yepka Vietors

Hahn Girls Triumph in Ohio Amateur Softball Title

Hahn Manufacturing Co fords, representing District No. 8, won 1-0 against Springfield Fisk and Heine in the state championship opener at State Hospital field, Columbus. Lorothy Boresni allowed one hit while Hahn collected four. Jane Cramer sparked the offense as Moran Products of Dayton beat Mansfield Hardware 6-2 tonight. double elimination format with ten teams entered.

Hahn Manufacturing Co Fords Distries No Ohio Amateu Agssovie Aticn Springfield Fisk Heine Ten State Hospital Columbus Lorothy Boresni Jane Cramer Hahn Rms Moran Products of Dayton Mansfield Hardware

Oberlin Opens 1945 Grid Season At Home

Oberlin College begins its 1945 football season with a home opener against Wabash College on September 1 signaling the earliest night game in the program. New veterans join, including two lettermen, with returning players such as Jack Kinsopf and Ball Smith. The schedule lists games against Case Western, DePauw, and others through October.

Oberlin College Oberlin Yormen Navy Vic Wil Oper Wabash College Oberlis Wibe Jack Kinsopf Mace Smuth Wabash Demsynn Green Bel Meat Paldwin Allace DePauw Thomecomminge

Western Bendix Seek Industrial Crown Sunday

The Western and Bendix vie for an industrial league title in a postponed rubber match. A 815 pm start is listed as the key date with Western Autos facing Bendix Westing kituse in a pivotal contest.

Western Bendix Theo Rae Western Autos Mane Benoa Kituse Bact

Diehl Resigns as Oberlin Swim Coach

Oberlin coach Diehl resigns amid a season of football and track mingled duties. The abrupt move ends Diehl's tenure, with rumors of university adjustments and replacement talks underway.

Diehl Oberlin

Unclear OCR: local notice or obituary fragment

Fragmentary text appears to reference names such as Hurlbut and Philippeses with dates like March 1995 and mentions of officers and aviation. The readable content is too garbled to determine a coherent event, person, or place.

ILA Dadrts Ars Hi

Janico Whips Greco In Bout Before 16,237

New York report notes a boxing bout where Janico defeated Greco before a crowd of 16,237. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the event proceeded with the expected competition and attendance.

Janico Greco

Lumber 9 Cops Class F Loop 2nd Half Title

The West Side Lumber contested the Class F league game, trailing early but rallying in the second half. Key plays by the Lumber and disciplined defense kept pace with Bitter Funeral Home, while turnovers and missed chances limited a larger comeback.

Lumber West Side Aig Chamysousino Cay Laseil Sthavis Teady Faye Bob Leon Ae

City League Title Play-off To Start Tuesday Evening

City Souball League braces for the title play-off set to begin Tuesday evening. The series features top teams Vie Silver Jestlers and Frat Hill Champion as they clash for the league crown.

Souball Chamyouci Shep Betne Vie Silver Jestlers Frat Hill Berdisab Lace Seco

Nelson Leads Memphis Open With Low Final Round

Nelson trails early but surges to a stellar final round at the Memphis Open on the Chickasaw Club course. He cards a seven under par 65 to finish one shot ahead of George Low of Clearwater Fire, seizing the two stroke victory as rival scores faltered and the field faced tough back-nine conditions.

Memphis Tenn Werth Nelson Gouraineht George Low Clearwater Fire

Holmes Of Braves Batting Lead Impresses with Power

Holmes of the Boston Braves showcases major league batting strength with 37 home runs and 39 doubles in 477 at bats, leading in runs batted in and slugging. George Brett’s era explained, with leaders in home runs, base stealing, and batting averages across the leagues noted for context.

Holmes Braves Corselius Ryan New York Panmimy Livin S Boston Braves Rine Mage Dewete Meios Adn Feaderstapy Am Beluirig Vers Ibe Rims Goyedues Sheares Brooklyn Pad Cavarrett George Bion Leyn Ameren Lea George Marth Washington Pete Er Deve Furr Roston Red Sox Hal Nevser Detroi Baye Soe Hauser Neo Hines Boston Cargnetta Chicago Stephens

London Wimbledon resumes amid heavy damage and delays

Bespectacled sergeants contest the European theater singles final as London endures one of the heaviest bombing periods. Officials oversee repairs to roofs and facilities while Wimbledon aims to run with international competition, despite questions about completion and safety.

London Kerah Cleather Aig Briusner Brik

Two Games Carded For Ridgeville Diamond

Ridgeville schedules two games at the local diamond. Carded matchups feature Ridgeville Local facing an opponent in a doubleheader. Officials set the date and venue details for the home and away contests.

Ridgeville Diamond

Indians Win Sixth Straight as Athletics Rally Falls Short

Cleveland surviving a ninth inning Philadelphia rally, the Indians earned a 6-4 win to extend their streak to six. Mel Harder labored through six innings before Steve Gromek closed out the victory, with Dutch Meyer and Pat Seerey contributing key hits.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Philadelphia Athletics Indians Athletics Philadelphia Chicago Mel Harder Steve Gromek Tea Ore der Dutch Meyer Pat Seerey al Cihocki Hobe Newsom Phils Patces Phil Marchilden Marehildon Bill Kame Olaimnees Marder Rouge Dons Steberg Kenyice) Barrett Phillies Charley Rel) Barrett Cardinals Cardinal Andy Seminick Philly Dick Barrett Chareley Barret Giants Pirates New York Jack Brewer Phil Yanks Browns Yankees St. Louis Losne Fenth McCarthy Seyear Nick Etten Eten Reldones Etten Nelson Potter Cincinnati Boston

Softball World Series Play To Be In Cleveland

Nashville Tenn F Raymond Johnson president of the Amateur Softball Association of the Americas announced yesterday that world series championship games will be held in Cleveland Ohio The Mexican Republic team will compete against regional tournament winners from the United States and Canadian provinces The tournament will go to Cleveland for the second year in succession Johnson predicts the most successful play in the association s two year history.

Nashville Tenn Raymond Johnson Amateur Softball Association of the Americas Cleveland Ohio Republic of Mexico United States Canadian Johnson

Milwaukee Edges Nearer American Association Lead

Milwaukee moves within four games of league leaders the Indians in the American Association pennant race. St Paul shut out Minneapolis, while Kansas City and Indianapolis split a doubleheader to alter the standings.

Milwaukee American Association Mudwquiee Tamahapons Indians Brewers Snowsville Indians Kaorsasuty Kansas City Minneapolis Cebamhas Minkeagahs Red Birds Inc St Paul Weds Madhens Podiv Wiruinsas City Milwauner Indiaeapels Weapels Leaaiaviliy St Pa

All City Bowling Loop To Meet Next Tuesday

Ambiguous OCR text shows an upcoming All-City Bowling Loop meeting set for next Tuesday. Key names and details are unclear, but the item indicates organizational planning and participation by interested parties.

Dodgers Rally Cut Short On Close Play At First

Dodgers furious after umpire Tom Dunn ruled Slike Sandlovk out on a key ninth inning play, ending a late rally that would have tied Chicago. Edie Stanky bunt and Angie Galan double followed, but the decision sparked Dirncher’s protest as the Dodgers lost 8 1.

Dodgers York U.R Len Dirncher Dodger Tom Dunn Chicago Slike Sandlovk Edie Stanky Angie Galan Dime Walker Flathashe Tobin Oio Darecher Chirag Tod Virtas Dirorder Ford Krick Ziggy Sears Phirsday Claude Passean Andy Patko Homer Hat Gee

Elyria City Tennis Championship Entries Closes Sunday

Entry deadline for the Elyria city tennis championship tournaments is Sunday August 19. Entry blanks may be obtained at the Bell Company store or from any Tennis Committee member. Competition will be in three groups: men's singles, men's doubles and women's singles.

Elyria City Bell Company Tennis Comisan Lamomase Pigot

Play Two Class F Games Sunday

Two Class F League games are slated for Sunday afternoon. Sarge opens at 1 o clock. Eisra Brass and Bronze meet Weld Transfer at Ely Stadium. Roger Binninger Jewelers and Cascade are tied to Don Cook Rent.

Glass Sarge Aclock Eisra Brass Bronze Weld Ely Stadion Don S Cook Roger-Binninger Awl Cascade

Eagles Bowlers To Organize League

Obed. secretary of the Bowing League reports plans to organize a new season. Last year’s bowlers will return to compete as the league coordinates schedules and venues for the upcoming contests.

Eagles Bowlers bowIhe Wien

Announcement of Peave records at Matonie Temple ledgers

The notice references the Peave records being released from the Matonie Temple in Orn E Stegre Sveatoun Of Cham and names Justice Otto K. Mischka and Justice of the Peace Herbert C. Cummings as officers. The document indicates a formal process for the release and inspection of books and records and mentions due dates for action by interested parties.

Pete Haw Edens Orn Stegre Sveatoun Cham Otto K. Mischka Justice of the Peace Herbert C. Cummings

Ohio High Schools Open Fall Football Drills Across State

In Columbus Ohio 390 high schools launched fall football practice under the Ohio High School Athletic Association rules. Wartime handicaps linger with coach shortages and the 18 year draft, but some veterans return to coaching roles as the season nears.

Columbus U.pi Ohio Ohio Higgh Harold W. Emachler Ohin Tne Enschler Emswiler

Local Fairways Bowling Results At Elyria Club

Yesterday at Elyria Country Club Class A saw Harry Bemis defeat Dr F A Lawrence 3-2. Class B had Dr O N Minnich over Carl Robitson 2-1 and Dr O Haserodt beating Dr V Adair 3-2. Scores include Minnich 84 and Glass 94. A briwl ery meeting is set for August 24 to organize the league and select team captains.

Elyria Country Club Harry Bemis F. A. Lawrence O. N. Minnich Carl Robitson O. Haserodt V. Adair Ho Benns Dr. Minnich D. Minnien Jr Carl Rebineson Dr. Lawrence D. EB Briwlery Wue League Wll Olah

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