Open season for Lorain County football shows six man leagues
Rustling Thru notes that 12 Lorain County schools will field football this season with six playing regulation grid and six in six man. Four leagues Lake Erie Southwestern Northern and Lorain County shape county play with Elyria Lorain leading Erie action and new coaches at several schools. A shift in Southwestern membership includes Clearview and Wellington, while Wellington also eyes Northern play.
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Bivins Knocks Moore Out In Sixth Round Boxing Clash
Cleveland’s Jimmy Bivins, claiming heavyweight claims, defeated Archie Moore of San Diego with a sixth round knockout after dropping him multiple times. Bivins, weighing 184 to Moore’s 168, secured his 22nd straight win as referees and officials reviewed a second round foul and upheld the stoppage 38 seconds into the sixth.
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Songs for a Better World at Ed Crumpit's bar
Informal fireside singalong at Ed Crumpit's bar last Saturday night features old songs and guitar. The narrator reflects that music bridges prejudice, unites people, and eases grudges, suggesting more informal gatherings with beer fit the scene.
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West Side Lumber Wins Class F League Championship
West Side Lumber clinched the City Class F League title by beating the Lemanu‑dun sin Realtors 9 to 6 in a decisive second game of the best of three at Cascade Park. Mason earned the win with McNulty relieving in the fifth, while Hatferkamp started for the losers. Crosby and Poulos led West Side with two hits each, and Strinka added a triple for Leman-Johnson.
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50 000 Fans Expected To Watch Feller Pitch
Cleveland fans expected 50 000 to attend Feller's return game after Navy service. Indians Vice President Peckinpaugh said the crowd would be at least 50 000, with Feller set to pitch against Washington. Feller arrived with wife Virginia, recovered from Navy duty, and said he trains daily to regain his groove. Washington beat Cleveland in two losses, Senate game noted.
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Local golfers shine at Cherry Hill league night
Twenty five players competed in the American Radiator and Standard Sweatery Golf League at Cherry Hill Mesipaden. Jim Cinquann led with low gross, Maurice Metutyri shot 38, Dick Buswell won the evening prize, and next session is planned for Wednesday at Cherry Hill.
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American Legion Juniors Lose To St Josephs in Cleveland
The American Legion Juniors fell 9 to 7 to St Josephs Legion Juniors of Cleveland at Elgham diamond last evening. St Josephs scored three in the first and fourth, adding a final tally in the sixth. The locals plated two in the fourth and final frame. Pitcher Troupe worked the distance for St Josephs with Minch and Wilsh behind the plate. Jack Piper hurled for the Juniors with Art Beck catching. All team members must report. Jam Dahnsen and Max Dumsk are to take notice.
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Vic Silver Jewelers Face Bendix-Westinghouse In Title Bid
Tonight at Elyria Recreation Hoard s Field the Vic Silver Jewelers host Bendix-Westinghouse in game two of a best of three for the City Softball League crown. Jewelers lead 1 0 after Tuesday s opener. win secures the 1945 title. Bodnar to start for Jewelers with Klimszak or Brumenschenkel matching up for Bendix Westinghouse at 8 15.
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Amateur Baseball Program Sets Sept 2 Schedule
Amateur Baseball program here is set for Sept 2 with a doubleheader at Cascade Park Welock diamond. The Servicemen's Albert Auditors face a local team as practice is held for those discharged or furloughed. West Side Lumber All-Stars meet Class F All-Stars in the second game while umpire and scorer selections are announced by Fred Smith of the Elyria Recreation Board.
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Eagles Bowling Loop To Meet On Friday
The Eagles Bowling League will meet Friday evening at the Ohio rooms to reorganize for the 1945-98 season. Paul Olah, secretary, says the session starts at 7 30. Last year’s bowlers and others interested in joining are urged to attend as captains, rosters, and other business will be decided.
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Senators Close In On Tigers With Doubleheader Wins
Washington Senators surge toward first place in the American League, edging within a half game of Detroit after sweeping Cleveland 8 0 and 6 5 to stretch their win streak to five. Roger Wolff pitched five hits in the opener, George Myatt and Wolff driving in runs while Mickey Rocco and Lambert Meyer sparked a ninth inning rally in the second game.
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Four Advance In Women's Tennis Tourney Quarterfinals Set
Four players reached the quarterfinals of the City-Wide Tennis Tournament in the women's division with wins in opening round play. Dawdell beat Heathcote 6 3 6 3, Schaefer defeated Joviak 6 4 1 6 0, Winson topped Ryan 6 1 6 1, and Bauer overcame Lugas 6 3 6 3. Two first round matches remain, Lugas vs Stolz and Green vs Krupelak, to be completed by Sunday with scores reported to Frank May.
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Legion Juniors Cubs Attend Cleveland Stadium Game
Members of the American Legion Juniors and Cubs baseball groups plan to attend a Cleveland De Won pikbt game at Cleveland Stadium hosted by Elyria Lewis Post Nood. The post is sending a toe of niekets for Meenyeth vod and will invite members of the pre and oof he hasthwl teams as guests.
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Philadelphia Bids For 1948 Olympic Games
Philadelphia pageant reports Bernard Lamed revealed intent to bid for the 1948 Olympics. Officials aim to attract joint funding, build a large stadium project and secure national backing to host the games.
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Standings Shaped by Unclear Pa Gch Year Fours
Fragmentary standings text from American source shows garbled entries and missing context. Key entities undetermined. No clear date, location, team names, or scores readable. Unable to identify concrete outcome or participants.
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