Ohio State Buckeyes Launch 1945 Football Camp
Buckeye players report for practice with about 140 hopefuls under head coach Paul C. Minter. Key veterans Warren Ashling Jerry Krall and Alex Verdova among returnees join a large group from prior seasons. Michigan and Indiana favored for talent, but Ohio State expected to field strong depth. Waterfowl season set for Oct 26 to Dec 9 in Ohio with limits adjusted after recent hunter and duck population shifts.
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Geil
Scarlet Lind Gray
Paul C. Minter
George
Wihilee Hixler
Carroll C. Widdoes
Tippy Dye
Mack Utat
Kenie Godfrey
Sam Selvs
Sea Sarkkinen Sill
Bhly
Warren Ashling
Buckeye
Ffottow
Bixler
Hie
Aquad
Amling
Jerry Krall
Toledo
Alex Verdova
Lake Woodcenter
Steve O'Dea
Campbell
Schhittker
Sandusky
Ollie Cline
Hal Dougherty
Flobin Priday
Jack Lininger
Tom Watsoft
Don Steinberg
Russ Thomas
Thornton Dixon
Jack Medd
Cline
Daugherty
Lininger
Watson
Priday
Brown
Whett
Morray
Binster
Bob Jabbusch
Elyria
Aed
Paul B. Brown
Michigan
H+ India
Wolverines
Tit
Ohio State
Fritz Crisler
Sauistanta
The Clown Prince of Banter recalls Smead Jolley tale
Editor notes guest columnists fill Today's Sport Parade as Oscar Praley vacations. AL Bcracht recounts Smead Jolley of the Boston Red Sox, his hill-climbing misadventures at Fenway, and a shift from outfield to catcher to leverage his bat. Jolley’s vanity and stubborn humor shape the yarn.
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Oscar Praley
AL Bcracht
Clown Prince of
Boston Red Sox
Jolley
No-Hitter by New London Pitcher in Doubleheader
New London star Thorne Cassell hurled a no hitter in the second game of a doubleheader, striking out 16 as New London Merchants defeated Grafton Merchants 2-0. In the opener, Monroeville edged New London 3-2.
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New London
Thorne Casell
New Loudaint Merchants
Herve
Grafton Merctians
Cassell
Is Credit Monroyville
New Lonedon
Sanduskian Wins Caddie Crown in Columbus
Sandusky Ohio caddie Hendrickson wins the National Caddie Championship yesterday in Columbus earning a four year OSU scholarship. He defeats Navporte and others with long straight drives and solid putting. Hendrickson, a high school champion, is set to attend Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Olne Bate University
Tiot
Clarence iChicks Hendrickson
Sandusky
Osu
Hendrickson
Cingaway
Gove
Abe
Good Fay
Bendvicksyt
Realtors, Sports Still Unbeaten In County Play
Two unbeaten teams in Lotain County Softball Tourney remained atop Oberlin Road field results. Katn's Meatlofts pitcher Miké Sedsiat earned his third straight win as Mish's Sports toppled General Industries 6 to 2 in eight innings. Tony Mogers of Mish's added a second tourney victory, while Karns Realtors rallied late to beat General Industries, aided by Eddie Jatowicz and Felix Klimczak base advancement. Tuesday doubleheader schedule includes Ripton Merchants vs Avon Lake Garage and Karn's Realtors vs Mish's Sports at 7:30.
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Katha
General Industries
Karns
Mall
Eddie Jatowicz
Felix
Klimczak
Steite
Earl
Rogers
Roka
Oberlin Road Field
Ripton Merchants
Avon Lake Garage
Karn
Realtors
Mish
Hogan Captures 46th PGA Title in Portland
Hogan wins the National Professional Golfers Association match play championship in Portland beating Ed (Porky) Oliver 6 and 4. It marks Hogan’s 10th tournament victory this year, boosting earnings to 99,977 with Ayton Nelson second at 21,537 this season.
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Portland
Gre
Benny Mogan
Ginher
Cihie Bath
Olivet
Porky
Oliver
Chicago
Horan
Sarhed
Jewelers Win Twice to Lead State Playoffs
Sobel's Jewelers of Lorain won 6 0 over Akron behind pitching by Bob Renney and Al Danicki then shut out Dayton 6 0 with Danicki and Skolnicki on the mound. Home runs by Bruno Skubicki and Joe Costello highlighted Akron and Dayton games. Jewelers face Ferguson State Auditors of Columbus next as Pauls Lunch and Six Corners Akron remain in contention.
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Springfield
Sobel
Jewelers of
Lorain
Akron
Bob Renney
al Danicki
Dayton
Fourlals
John Skolnicki
Danicki
Skolpicki
Johnson Defeats Morris For Singles Net Title at Cascade Park
Johnson wins the 1946 Elyria City tennis singles title at Cascade Park, defeating Dyron Morris in four sets 6-8 4-6 6-4 6-0. He becomes a double champion by also winning the men's doubles with Walt Michel. Dowdell edges Betty Hrivnak to claim the women's singles crown 6-3 0-6 10-8, after a dramatic rally in the final set.
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Johnson
Morris
Dowdell
Hrey Johnson
Rose Dowdell
Elyria City
Johngsen
Ehmpion
Cascade Park
Dyron Morris
Johnson Hind
George Sharkey
Ville Loller
Johyson
Walt Michel
Don Meteor
Guttrmhel
Miss Dowdell
Betty Hriviak
Hrivnak
Claire Gleason
Erhart Defeats Grafton To Tie Second Half Title
Erhart beat Grafton 32 in a Lorain Medina County League game on Grafton field. Ralph Hisey earned the win with 17 strikeouts, while Bob Cole drove in the decisive run in the eighth. The victory leaves both teams at six wins and one loss in second half play, with a rematch next Sunday for the crown and potential league championship. Ted Hess pitched for Grafton and took the loss despite six hits and 14 punchouts.
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Erhart
Lorain-Medina County
Grafton
Grafton Field
Gea,reveday
Graftonites
Columbia Diamond
Misey
Lane
Ralph Hisey
Lorain County Amateur Match Play heat at Spring Valley
Arnold Michaels led with 79 to pace the Spring Valley course as Frank Rybareyk, John Gutowski and Sam Varady advanced toward the senior final rounds. The Elyria Country Club event featured strong scores from O Rourke, Beilars, Kirkpatrick and Hartge with several players posting 70s and 80s and semifinals looming for the upper bracket.
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Arnold Michaels
Frank Rybareyk
Lorain County
Spring Valley
John Gutowski
Jan Cirighimo
Sam Varady
Wao
al Morse
Gutowski Ce Rady
Eddie O Rourke
Metropolita
Harry Beitr
Lowe Lapos
Beilar
Oiker Weares
Bi Pehiman
Pail Kirkpatrick
Wille Sayles
Sum Varady
Frank Rybarerk
Due Dombroski
Hed. Hartge
Charles Nagy
Frank Rayache
BU Sabo
Carl Dadstey
Duc Setka
John’ Cistawski
Mately
Elyria
Po Tutad
HA Cat
Titford
Tomins Anatell
Pimuais
Wee H
Selby
Wu An
Vietary
Dr. Moh. Borcher
E. Erb
Aelault Scor
Smith
Elyria Country Club
Tainis
Jon the Park
Goutzel
T. HA
Outhman
P. Cit Reiter
B. Arnold
Gi. HM. Sanit
Alb. Cochrane
A.B. Clymiy
AL McHale
Legion Takes 1st Game Of Title Series
Legion Blue crushed Halasz Meats 31 to 1 at Cascade Park in the opening game of the City Clans D League title series. Jim McNulty hurled seven innings for the win, Halasz Meats relievers fared poorly, Delmar Kopp led Legion with two hits, and Bob Mason added a triple. The second game is set for Wednesday at Cascade Park at 5 p.m.
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City Clans
Cascade Park
American Legion Blue
Halasz
Vance
Legion
Kopp
Delmar Kopp
Bob Mason
Chuck Mason
Halasz Meats
Make Plans For 46 World Series
Baseball commissioner A B Chandler will meet with league presidents Ford Frick and William Harridge and club representatives in Chicago to plan the 1946 World Series. Delegates from the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, St Louis Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodgers, and Chicago Cubs are invited.
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Chicago
A. B. Chandler
Ford Frick
William Harridge
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklup Badgers
Chipago Cubs
Chilean swimmer quits English Channel attempt near France
Dover reports Jorge Berroeta of Chile abandoned the English Channel crossing with about a half mile remaining as a storm surged, waves and flood tide thwarting his bid. he plans another try next month after the rough night.
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Dover
England
Jorge Berroeta
Chile
English Channel
France
Elyria Legion Nine Wins From Lorain In Series Opener
Elyria American Legion Blue edged Lorain 3 to 2 in the Lorain County Legion championship opener at Casesde Park. Vic Jarowicz pitched all nine for Elyria, allowing six hits with nine strikeouts. O'Connor's ninth inning single plated Janowicz, whose triple was the lone extra-base hit of the game.
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American Legion Blue
Lorain American Legion Blue
Lorain County Legion
American Legion Blue of
Elyria
Casesde Park
Vic Jarowicz
Sikling
Stough
O'Connor
Bucky O'Connor
Jianowicz
Janowicz
Spies Tigers Challenge For Second In American
Yesterday's sports roundup reports Detroit Tigers narrowing the gap behind the New York Yankees with Newhouser strong on the mound and at bat. Hank Greenberg and teammates boosted standings as Red Sox widen AL lead. Cardinals, Dodgers split NL doubleheader with Musial’s five-for-seven effort standing out.
Yanks and Senators Post Big Attendance Marks
The New York Yankees set an all time attendance record of 2,027,087 with a 42,908 Sunday crowd at Yankee Stadium for a game against Detroit. The Washington Senators drew 850,275 as a season total while the Dodgers and Cardinals drew 33,643 in St Louis and the Giants and Cubs drew 27,038 in Chicago.
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New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yanks
Senators
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
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Dodger-Cardinals
St. Louis
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Tennis entries open for Elyria youths up to 18
Elyria invites boys and girls age 18 and under to enter singles division play. Register by calling Don McClay at 35-223 and Vivian Lance at 43-644. No entry fee required.
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Elyria
Don McClay
Vivian Lance
Elyria Suffers Defeat Amid Scattered Scoring
O'Connor led Elyria with one for three as Safranko went two for three for the losers. The fragmentary report mentions RHE and Elyria players like Marat Blyvie Janovier Lear and a Lorain defense, with rough scoring notes and unclear game details.
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Elyria
Safranko
Rhe
Pates
Marat
Ballevins
Blyvie
Janovier
Lear
Lorain Dtough
Bofranko
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