Wrangling Basketball and Horses Across Sparse Wartime Pages
A scattershot sports summary mixes high school and college notes with wartime context, listing players like Ted, John Slosier, and Frank Trasler, team efforts from Belden and Meyers, and references to Fremont and Oberlin. It notes top game totals, high single scores, and looming schedules amid a strained season and resource limits.
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Comrath
Rurineruya
Hreoegame
Ea Wilcox Mit
PHS
Wyria-Wigh
Basketball Pioneers
Mai Falitivers
Cudvh
Harwood
Remo
Fremont
Freniwallev
Pioneers
Getghey
Tyreig
Ghlo
Maine
Ohio
Dor Waters
Erie
IMI
LHS
Kings
Aml
Alluidance Aguers
Uuluu
Uniowai
UAT
Perk Cunsidaren
Fhe
Coast Fleet
Peet Aniextd
Belmont Puluirily
Oberlin Rsity
Rochester
Lyske K. Autler
Obertin College
Greenes Strong
Earm al Warner
Genie Perry
Bowling Green
Baldwin-Wallace
Schnnieil
Sueene
Loni Fea
Cotton Bowl Gate Revenue Reported at 72000
The article notes a Cotton Bowl gate of about 72000 with allocations to the South-West Canthonee share and War Relief. It mentions the University and Randolph Field in Dallas and references various figures and contributors, including Ferdolph Fight, in connection with the event.
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Ballas
Dan
Feu
Anita Cotton Bend
Dallas
Ie Gombeting Sams
University At and Randolph Field
Tes
Ferdolph
Ente
Wakeman WAKEMAN Chapter and Christmas Social Details
Wakeman news notes a Chapter 3 meeting with opening remarks, thanks, and planned discussions. A Christmas song grange, and a turkey dinner followed the gathering. The Second Congregational Church hosted the holiday wedding of Watson Pelicy to Doni Ko Hales with reception at a home on Wolby Street. attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Wiener and Mrs Jannee Hrigtal.
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Wakeman Wakeman
Waker
Evenage
Wall
Wrothy
Mason Hazel Welch Press
Pat Stoll
Evelyn Vimcont
Wakeman
Watson Hell Pelicy
Doni Ko Hales
Berea
Oberg Bas
Min Hohe
Big
Fred Wenwin
Menor
Lasrity
Francis Winnen
S. Acad
the Book Club
Fred Winer
Clemens
Dow Harn
Amin
Ted
Jannee
Elyria Cagers Face Fremont In Bowling League Opener
Elyria senior bowling team opens Tas evening in the EM League with a series of matches. Individual high scores include Clarence Brinkhal of Northwend smashing over 600 in a 2 000 count frame. Fred Snuble and Dave Robertson posted 247 and 244 singles. Several teams, including Powers and Dawley, Federal Store, and Van's Bynder, posted wins as the night showcased broad competition and standout performances.
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West Side Limber
Elyria EM
Powers
Dawley
Poelmer
Seowdee
Novihgood Sam
Tee
Shafer
Alrta Howling Center
Emerich Company
Federal
Arbadie
Firestone Stores
Elynm
Claink Chirk
Bat Jarrisan Wanely Hyul
Farmer's Serace
Valiarer Nurhees
Riveries Company
Ohnalyadital
Geter Five
Cedetar
Dahasene Werkinn
Oliver shines as East stars lift junior basketball
In a late game surge veteran Oliver dominates with speed and court vision. Young players like Gants and Weel show promise as East prepares for upcoming matches and the junior program grows.
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Eolcomah Ward
Sho U
Shawn Tonite Amnent
Lew Ganneues
Iuior
Davie
Davis
Oliver
Fee
Stage In Triumphant Return To Chicago Stage In Triumphant Return To Chicago PLLA
Fragmented OCR text shows a Chicago stage return featuring references to team tactics, players, and historical notes. It mentions veteran and youthful players, forward passes, cross blocking, and coaching figures amid discussion of early formation, rules, and notable names connected with Illinois baseball and staged performances.
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Chicago
Banhries
von Stane
Hickield
Baer
Kayute Maekie
Fuorasll
Hey
Sliekder
Gricuires
Skaggs
Inehuing
Wire Ag
Walter Ecker Walter
Sefton
Walter Kennedy
Chris Crisler
Cheinwat
Gerhard
Idea
Zivic Edges Harris In Ten Round Kayo Battle
Zivic defeats Harris in a ten round bout as the two heavyweights exchange power shots. The close match features sustained exchanges with Zivic forcing a knockdown late in the final rounds and edging Harris on points.
Vice-Admiral From Bellevue To Retire
Vice Admiral from Bellevue to retire in a noted move as naval leadership reshapes command. The retirement signals a broader transition within the fleet hierarchy amid ongoing strategic updates and personnel changes.
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Bellevue
Wife Ill Early's Induction Delayed In Her Life Tale
In a reported delay, a wife faces postponement of an induction linked to a life event. Details indicate scheduling conflicts and health considerations impacting the planned procedure. Community officials suggest adjustments to accommodate timing and safety.
Amateur League Play To Resume With 2 Games
Amateur League basketball resumes tonight with two games at Yo M C A on Elyria's hardwood. In Class A North Eaton meets Henrietta Grange for top spot in the 30 game schedule. Class B features YOMCA vs Western Automatic, both sides chasing their first wins after openers.
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Carl L. Smith
Elyriec
Ted
Elyria
General Indus
Audiers
Gineral Industries
Western’ Autom
Itig
Bendix-Westinghouse
Kilrea Leads Scorers in Allerigan Hockey League
Hershey’s Kilrea continues as he tops the scoring chart in Allerigan Hockey League with teammate Gauthier close behind. Notables include Burling, Trudel, and Kilwa Watt among high tally players. several teams like Cleveland Buffalo and Cleve end feature in the scoring mix.
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Iershey
G Tin Gauthier
Kilwa Watt
Porte
Gauthier
Tom Burling
Winh
Lau Trudel
Gleve~ Huis
Thomson
Ingiquapolis
Hershey
Bartha
Cleveland
Cutingham
Clevehiad
Klein
Buffalo
Bennet
Buffala
Harock
Cleve End
Patters
Brannick Forecasts Close Flag Race
New York January 2 1931 Brannick predicts a tight flag race as the Giants face a challenging season. He notes uncertain form among 12 Dyers and potential leveling of the league, with hopes for speed and new energy in September.
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Brannick
New York
Seere
Eadie Brauick
K Chainte
Ima
Luckman Starts Maritime Duties in New Role
Sid Lucien begins new duties today as assistant to the lieutenant in charge of the Sheepshead Nation of the US S. at Brooklyn. The football star with the Revs set several league records and earned a berth with the Champion Unit amid Washington Techs announcement before the second day.
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Kurpsigh
Lucien Begu
Letticer
Sheepshead
Atchtime
Brooklyn
Revs
Secon
Pioneers Seek Break in Loss Streak Against Giants
In a local prep game, the Pioneers aim to end a six game skid as they travel to face the Fremont Giants. Coaches Hart and Gabel assemble lineups featuring Schoenbachler and Tattersall at forwards with Harwood leading a mixed Fremont squad in a bid to halt the streak and boost morale before district play.
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Harwood
Fremont
Freak Vaca
Bill Tattersall
Caney Fiptpatrick
Curt Pak
Bernie Lysaght
Bill Schoenbachlér
Bil Nye
Jim Borvino
Earl Juvink
Hodenhauser
Bradcinski
Th Frey
Inks Yonighi
Chien
Herd
Sees Better Season Ahead For Baseball Sees Better Season Ahead
Fragmented OCR text discusses optimism for the upcoming baseball season in the Southern Association and mentions Billy Evans, Presley, and amateur professional contexts. It references confidence that the league and teams will perform better next year, with remarks on past seasons and expectations.
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Jainyewer
Billyy Evans
Presley
Mar
Dhe
Southern Association
Amserion
Avmgé
Ate Seusory
Evans
Supply Team Is Match Game Winner
In a unclear event the Supply team led by M Auebner won a match with individuals contesting as top performers. Details are garbled but the result highlights Supply team success and notable player efforts amid disrupted wording.
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Mies
St Johny Lutheran
M. Auebner
Ride
Suppyte
Hockey League Seeks Uniform Rule Interpretations Friday
Cleveland officials and American Hockey League referees plan a Friday session with coaches to standardize rule interpretations amid ongoing disputes over penalties. The meeting follows recent fights involving Eddie Emerton and Ed Speaker and tensions with the Buffalo Bisons.
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Hockey League
Cleveland
Dan
Armerican Hockey League
Shane Hick
Eddie Emerton
Cleveland Barons
Ed Speaker
Buffalo HS
Mannicg
Bob Dil
Bob Dil, Butfalo's “Bad Boy” de Ienneman
Gordon
Boreh
Wick
Barons
Premie
Prusburgh
Illinois Defeats Wisconsin In Big Ten Cage Opener
Illinois defeats Wisconsin 77 75 in overtime to open Big Ten play. Stars include Wendland and Hesse with Wisconsins strong defense matching Illinois late. Kirk sinks a pivotal free throw in OT as White and Selba lead in scoring for the Badgers.
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Llinois
Wisconsin
Malusen
Wis
Stevedd
Tie University
Mingja
Bog
Seman
Patrick
Ai Ely
Hesse Wendland
Amey Maplincestert
Walten Kirk
Illnois
Tin Minutus
Ptemek
Lew Sethe Spore
Tamawi
Wisconsim
Selba
Badgers
Pert Gins Wendlind
Fev
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Ag Udater Cina
WRATH
Johny Worthington
Howie
Clarence Conrathe
Elycia Munge
Dolniy Peitz Ad AL Strunk
John Slosier
Cy Ping
Frank Trasler
George Smith
Joe Meyers
Gerber Meats
Hahn Manufecturing Company
Mike Gismondi
Belin Drager
Wykreat
George Knipper
Flay Gatyl
Duke Belde
Larry’ Ford
You's Soveree
Bigix
Vntal
Hingle
Nel Carey Cull
Andy Wykkront Sticki
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General Tire Service
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G. T. Hermann
Elks
Ney
U.S
Jau Ot
Gilet Wrens Stahl
York
Charles Oliver
Peri Ambosy
Vduhnny Boog
Lefdvander Livin
Peathier
Frank Shields
Sydney
Weel T sWiver
Eooddings
Rowe Dumion
Merbert
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Champ
Joe- Je Will
Oferseas Wentertain Our Boys
Betas
Geo Nicholson
By Leonard Shane
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Ghieage
Ivarad
Saas
Tories
Shige
Zivic
Kayo
Peptsburgh
Ossie
Vines
Harms
Zivie Lollys
Mather
Tor Deway
Vivie Weiklerd
Marrs
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Andale
Belnek
Biseber
Cie Rios
Kilrea
Luckman
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Purdue
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Abumgilwite
Giants
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Jaitley Gidanadis
Fist of Over
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Geni Tie
Shaker Heights
Red Raiders
Jocal Hardsrood
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