Indians Trade Mack And Lollar To Yankees In Swap Of Five Players
The New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians opened winter meetings with a three for two deal sending Allen Gettel Gene Beardon Hal Peck to the Indians for Roy Mack and Sherman Sellar. A pending Indians move for Jes Fleming to Johnny Lindell was hinted. The two clubs lead in off season deals as major and minor leagues meet to ratify a new major minor league agreement. The 1947 season was announced to open April 14 and end September 28.
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Leo H. Petersen
United
Presa Sporta
O8 Angeles
U.P
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Allen Gettel
Gene Bearde
Hal Peck
Indians
Roy Mack
Sherman Sellar
Jes Fleming
Johnny Lindell
Bill Vcock
Athe Reynolds
Larry MacPhail
Joe Gordon
Baseballlan
George M. Trutman
W.G. Bramham
National
Hardware Team nets high series in city bowling
The Elyria Hardware bowling five rolled a 2,997 to sweep Home Tavern and claim high series in the All Star League, tying General Industries for second place. Ted Carpenter rebound with consistency posting 632 on games of 221 and 229 after a shaky start.
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Elyria Hardware
Hardware
Home Tavern
General Industries
Smith Clouts
Ted Carpenter
Maples
George Smith
Better Lines Club
Rvad
Array
Bendix Westinghouse
Noels
Lorain County league opens with six games on busy night
Eight county matchups highlight opening league play in Lorain County with divisions across Western Southeastern and Northeastern. South Amherst hosts Brighton in Western, Henrietta visits Brownhelm, Columbia welcomes LaGrange, Belden tours Penfield, Ridgeville defends title at Brookside, and Avon hosts Batten as defending champions loom.
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Lorain County
Columbia
South Amherst
Brighton
Henrietta
Brownhelm
LaGrange
Jonny Lo Kter
Grafton Jam
Wath Dyer Sweet
Treherse
South Amherst Quant
Last Night’s Bowling League Leads Local Standings
Local bowling action produced a high individual score as lane details and team standings emerged. Sharp bowler dominated with standout performance while teams jockeyed for position heading into the next match.
Play To Start In C League Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text discusses start in C league with scattered terms like Marton, PASE, NIGMS, Lav Molders, and Fowl Kowe. It references individual names and teams in unclear context but points to a pending start and organizational notes without clear outcomes or dates.
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Marton
Blaik Of Army Is Chosen As "Coach Of Year"
New York World Telegram Scripps-Howard poll names Earl Red Blaik of Army the 1948 Coach of the Year. Army undefeated, Blaik bested Indiana UCLA and others. second place goes to Blair with 63 first place votes. top contenders include Labruchet, Leahy, and Sauer among others.
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New York
Earl
Red) Blaik
Army
New York World-Telegram
Scripps-Howard
Blak
Alvin
Bo) McMill
Indiaa
UCLA
Blair
Bert Labruchet
Uwola
Umar
Jobin Bary
Sill
Arkansas Southwest
Sreare Ceevhampions
Thie
Nelle Duan
Frank Leahy
Wits Beret
Awary
Northern and Southwestern Quints Set for Weekend Action
Northern League and Southwestern Conference teams headline a weekend slate with three of four Northern squads and three of four Southwestern teams scheduled to play. Rocky River starts at home in Bay Village Saturday, Oberlin travels to River rival, Berea hosts John Marshall, Amherst leads Northern Ohio, with games in St. Marys Elyria Medina New London and Copley also on the schedule.
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Northern Air
Southwestern
Rocky River
Daisies Triumph Over Roses in Open House League
In the Y Senior House League opening, Daisies beat Roses 53-19, Buttercups defeated Lillies 47-4, and Violes outscored Pansies 45-37. Harry Conn led scoring with 20 points as Violets posted 45 points.
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Daisies
Yomcal
Daises
Tory
Roses
Buttercup
Lillies
Mars
Violes
Pansies
Harry Conn
Pacig
Violets
Dol Sergent
Blitay Lo Dubai Tatat Wit
Ya Bay Dais
Gory Vip
Opening Round Class A and B Games Announced
Elyria Recreation Board announces opening week Class A and B games at Jefferson School. Class B splits into two six team leagues. double round robin regular season with a year end playoff. Schedule covers December 9 to 11 with key matchups including Kipton Merchants vs Charley’s Machine Shop and Standard vs Avon Green Star.
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Elyria
Jefferson School
Kym
W. Tlkes Trubey
Elyria Recreation Board
Monroe
Tiuke
Kiptum Merchants
Cass Bo
Charley's Machine Shop
Holmes Delivery
Chrss K ‘Hiatepaen
Kapton
Deown
Milton's Jewelers
Avon Green Star
Jefferson
Chess Boa
Kipton
Merrenanta Ys
Charler's Machine Shiedl General Industries One
Annett Audiiens
Suhie Sheldon Bervice
American Haduttor Ee
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LaGrange
Metrhan’s Kno-Hulmes Delivery
Muitonie Jews Flere
Ingivh Village Ve
Ronee Insurance
Crague
Standard “Cleaners
Odd
Grafton Merchs Edge Auditors In City League Bout
Grafton Merchants opened their season at Grafton Beach Gym and defeated the Asheat Auditors 56 to 36 in a City Class league game. Ray Jack scored nine field goals and 19 points with solid support from teammates as the Merchants claimed early control.
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Grafton Merchants
Grafton Beach
Ray Jack
Cotte Poe
Aeia
Johns
Gardner
Elyria Rifle Club Wins Team Match
The Elyria Rifle Club defeated the Atlas Rifle Club of Cleveland in an unbeaten meet on the Cary Hall range with a score of 1413. Individual scores included El Fleny A. Flickinger 824 and Korpp 233, as the Bas Club and others contributed to the final tally.
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Elyria Rifle Club
Atlas Rifle Club
Cleveland
Cary Hall
Yuck Bired
Asvidiils
Glen
Dag R. Borough
Bas
EL Fleny
A. Flickinger
Blatnap Moulder
Korpp
Eee Ual K. Gooden
Vevria Rifge Clo
Cage Results From United Drea CULE TE in WW
WW fight results show movers and cage outcomes featuring United Drea CULE TE in a mixed results card. Names and precise bouts are partially readable with outcomes noted but unclear. Further readable facts include event location and date missing from the fragment.
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HY United
Hershey Defeats Springfield 6 0 in Match
Unclear text reports Hershey 6 Springfield 0 in a game. Names and details are garbled but reference appears to denote a sports outcome with Hershey favored over Springfield. Further concrete entities unreadable.
Five Elected To Elyria Booster Club Governors Board
Alva C. Clarke Don McGinley Willam J. McDonald J O Sack Meyer and Don Sotherden were elected to two year terms on the Elyria Booster Club Board of Governors at a high school meeting. They join five members elected last year with one year remaining. Remaining members include Vic Resar Myles Farmer A H West George Tattersall and Johnny Fritz. They replace retiring president Kenny Peters Reverend C H Hess Ralph Terry and Ralph Fobes. Sotherden was appointed to fill the late Harry Forbes term and now gains a full term. Terms begin January 1 with a post meeting to organize and elect officers.
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Alva C. Clarke
Don McGinley
Willam J. McDonald
J. O. (Sack) Meyer
Don Sotherden
Elyria Booster Club
Vic Resar
Myles Farmer
A. H. West
George Tattersall
Johnny Fritz
Kenny Peters
C. H. Hess
Ralph Terry
Ralph Fobes
Sotherden
Harry Forbes
Amherst Rockets Face Fremont Quintet Tuesday Night
Amherst hosts Fremont's Howard Zink Corporation at Amherst High School gym in the season opener home game. The Rockets, after beating Akron Polish Club 49 to 43, aim to stay undefeated as Fremont brings former college and high school stars. A Legion five will meet Lorain Sobel's Jewelers in the prelim.
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Amherst
Amherst Rockets
Howard Zink Corporation
Fremont
Amherst High School
Legion
Jewelers
Amherst American Legion
Lorain Sobel
Rockets
Gerry Gormley
Trautman Named Boss Of Minor Leagues In Major Move
George M Trautman, with 18 years in minor front offices and a year in the majors, takes over as czar of the minor leagues on a five year $24,000 annual contract. He moves the headquarters from Durham to Columbus and faces gambling threats identified by outgoing president Bramham. Trautman aims to curb game fixing and consolidate leadership amid a unified but contested minor league system.
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Trautman
Czar
ED Wereman
United Press
Rooke
L” Angeles
W.P
George McNeal Trautman
Trauttian
Ife
Detroit Tigers
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
W.G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
Association
Columbus
Bramham
Black Sox
Redbirds
Bucyrus
Ohio State University
Elyria High announces basketball game tickets pricing
Carl L. Smith announces Elyria High School home basketball prices. Adults pay 0 cents, students 31 cents if tickets bought in advance, 80 cents at the gate. Day of game sales available in home rooms or at the ticket office 3 to 4 pm. On non school days the office opens 10 to 11 am.
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Elyria High School
Carl L. Smith
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