PioneersOpen Second Week Struggling Under Trubey
The 1948 football Pioneers train at Ely Stadium with about 40 workers including eight linemen and four backs. Key players include Kovacs, Lapos, Gaines, Janowicz, Moyer, Keech, Duscha, and Vargo. Trubey worries at every position, especially guard, and shifts end roles while eyeing a September 13 opener.
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Joe Kavecs
Wally Adams
Ollie Glass
Vic Janowlea
Dobus Ny Lapos
Gerry Gaines
Lapos
Kovacs
Oberluy
Trubty
Mete Black
Lee Gast
Ralph Baier
Ralph Benedict
Trubey
Hengariner
Moyer
Aanka
Vrubey
Dan Coleman
Doh Vargo
Keech
Rudy Duscha
Honard Schuster
Duscha
Seni
Schuster
Dim Lene
Acsophia
Nick Kesar
Neal Crosby
Jack Crayford
al Harriman
Frank Radkehi
Lonr
Jefermen
Janowiex
Gliss
Lappy and
Gaines
Tony
Janowicz
Lorain Softball Tournament Leads to Finale Underdogs Meet
Lorain Sports remains undefeated as Mish's Sports, led by Tony Rogers and Chris Costin, dispatch Karn's Realtors 9 to 6 in five innings at Oberlin Road field. Avon Lake Garage defeats Kipton Merchants 6 to 2 as Ray Aulwartz limits the Kipton squad, setting up a finals bracket where one loss entrants vie for the title.
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Orain Mish
Aporta
Lorain County
Oberlin Road
Elyria Recreation
Karn
Tony Rogers
Chris Costin
Kipton
Wipton Merchants
Avon Lake Garage
Ray Aulwartz
Mitch
Karis Realtors
Mike Botthar
Felice Kiniczat
Bowers
Realtors
Karl Mall
Rogis
Aly
Fal Gawlik
Fal Klimczak
Stan Styanicki
Win Biame
Hases
Balla
Wielder
Garage
Russ Sheaffer
Ripton
Tourney Schedule Haunt Lorain Hokey Recreation Matchups
The schedule lists Hokey Recreation of Lorain versus Club Tristam in the first game at 7 40, with South Amherst American Lexion facing Colson Corporation at 7 15. Other entries mention Avon Lake and nearby teams in a fragmented, hard to parse timetable.
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Loraln Hokey Recreation
Tristam
South Amherst
Hokey Recreation of
Lorain
Club Tristam
South Amherst American Lexion
Cross Cats Wath Colson Corporation
Academy Head Is Called On To Prove Charges
United Press report centers on General Maxwell D Taylor accusing colleges of luring football stars with heavy financial offers. Mississippi State and Southeast Conference leaders demand proof while West Point and Army figures dispute the allegations. Coach Allyn McKeon reiterates stance as McWilliams case broadens to affect intercollegiate football’s structure and potential semi pro school exemptions.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
EW W.ork
UPR
Maxwell D. Taylor
Storm Center
Tom
Shorty) McWilliams
Moe
Tastor
Mississippi State
Taylor
United States Military Academy
West Point
Williams
Army
Beot
Perussian
Cadet Corps
Allyn McKeen
Challenger Taylor
McKeen
McWilliams
Mike Conner
Southeastern Conference
Acth
West Paint
McWillians
Woat Point
Feller Opposes Yankees Tonight in Season Finale
New York report says Bob Feller would seek his 23rd win and more strikeouts in Yankee Stadium to close the season. He carries a 280 total punchouts amid four prior losses or exits after tough outings as he aims to top Warren’s record with an average near seven whiffs per game. Ernik Bonham counters for the Yankees, having four wins and nine losses this season.
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New York
Bob Feller
Yankee Stadium
Rapid Robert
Feller
Rube Warsdell
Ernik Bonham
Yanks
Insurance Girls Open Play Thursday In Lakewood League
The Insurance Girls softball team, aiming for the state championship, will begin its bid for the Lakewood-League title with a Thursday game. They travel to oppose the Jobdd Gallagher elite at Bob’s Field in Lakewood Fike Field, kicking off the league playoff.
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Rorek Tosurance
Apple Day at the Fair Sponsored by Thistle Cowte Agency
Publicity director Hall Payers announces an Apple Day event Thursday afternoon at the race track with a giveaway of apples. Gloria Marrar and Mattar of Eneid Heast will present a bust of apples to the winner of the Dig Apple Union. the event features a 'Vivurevtayts' card.
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Hall Payers
Mass
Gloria Marrar
Mires Mattar
Eneid
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Local Page
A garbled OCR readout presents a jumble of letters and broken phrases. It mentions names and places in a scattered, unreadable form with no coherent event or clear details to summarize.
Columbus To Get State Schoolboy Cage Tournament
Ohio will restore the state high school basketball tournament at the State Fair Coliseum in Columbus on March 22 after wartime shifts. The system will feature four finals, one team from each region per class, ending the old 16 district winners format. The National tournaments stay, and the Coliseum returns to hosting duties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wag
H. W. Emachler
Emechler
High School Commission
Army Air Forces
Emschler
Berg Leads Women’s Open Favorite To Capture Crown
Spokane reports Patty Berg dominates the field in the Women’s National Open Golf Tournament as she shoots 73 72 145 to lead by seven strokes over Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Berg opens match play against Jewell Gramley while Zaharias faces Grave Lemzyk after qualifiers.
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Spokane
Wash
Batty Berg
Miss Berg
Patty
Babe Didurkson Zaharias
Miss Borg
Jewell Gramley
Butte
Mont
Ridgeville Schedule Sets Two Evening Baseball Games
Ridgeville card lists two games on the schedule. The first contest is at 7 30 p m featuring Diederich Floral and Glenns continuing their feud. The second game starts at 8 45 p m with Avon Merchants facing National Carbon in Cleveland.
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Ridgeville
Diederich Floral
Glenn
Dodgers Tie Cubs For NL Lead With 7-3 Win Over Cardinals
Dodgers defeat Cardinals 7-3 as Kirby Higbe fans the lead to a first place tie with St Louis. Brooklyn exploded early, piling runs in the first two innings and never relinquished control. The Dodgers' patchwork lineup capitalized on Cardinals miscues and timely hitting to reclaim the top spot in the National League.
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Dodgers
Barman Nichole Nited
Cardinals
St. Lets
Kirby Highe
Brooklyn
Harry Brocheen
Pete Reiser
Dixie Walker
Sitgdes
Carl Furillo
Augie Galan
Tien
Edwards
Ed Stanke
Pee Wee Reese
Reiser
Badgers
Sport Shorts Unclear bouts and matches reported with mixed names
In New York at Madison Square Garden several boxing bouts were reported including Typpy Larkin of Chilied Noo and Willie of Gary Toth as part of a wide card. Other fights mentioned involved Elmer Ray Nesta Keatyweight and Lee Savold with various results and prize mentions. coverage also cites regional results from Memphis and Charleston. Women’s golf see Claire Doran and Maureen Orcutt advancing in the Invitational at White Beach with Orcutt defeating Harrington in the first round.
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New York
Typpy Larkin
Massichieetts
Willie
Gary
Toth
Elmer
Ray
Nesta
Legion And Meats In Second League Playoff Contest
American Legion Blue and Hab ast Meats meet in Cascade Park diamond for the City Class D League championship second game of the best of three series. Legion Blue won the first game Sunday. the winner takes the series with a decisive game next Sunday at Lorian.
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Americaty Legion Blue
Habast Meats
Cascade Park
American Legion Blue
Cantel Scare
Jadan
Lorian
Tosgerber American Legion Bhie
Halse Meats
Auditors Capture State Title But Win Is Protested
Ferguson State Auditors claimed the softball title with an 8 to 2 win over Paul's Lunch of Columbus. Paul’s Lunch protested eligibility of two Ferguson players Neil Murphy and Ted Hill and the district commission signing of the eligibility list. A ruling was expected in May from the state commissioner in Columbus.
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Springfield, O
c1Pi
Ferguson State Auditors
Ohio
Paul's
Columbus
Ferguson's
Ralph Loit
Peatent
Jewelers Win 18-0 in Class F Playoff Opener
Roger Binninger Jewelers, second-half champions, routed Bittner Funeral Home 18 to 0 in six innings as Vin Lyons struck out nine over six. Tillack and Bako pitched for the losers. Grilis, Leans, and Thornton led the nine-hit Jewelers attack, with a three-run homer clearing the bases in the first. Next game at Ely Stadium Thursday at 642 p.m.
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Roger Binninger Jewelers
Bittner Funerst
Regere Binninger Jewelers
Ely Stadium
Sunda
Vin Lyons
Lyons
Jack "Pillack
Bako
Birliog
Tillack
Repger-Binninger
Mnesrun
Biinet
Ken Grilis
Phate
Leans
Frizz Thornton
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