Hunting season cuts spark state wide debate in Ohio
Conservation officials report only a few hunter complaints as a plan to reduce the 1947 hunting season limits days to seven and rabbit season to June moves toward an official vote. The change aims to curb small game kills, especially pheasants, by shortening daily hours to nine to four. Officials say the measure, despite impact on some hunters, will protect animal stocks for next year and benefit Ohio’s hunting future.
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Black Knew He Was Throwing No-Hitter But Couldn't Explain Why
Cleveland Indians pitcher Don Black, a 29 year old who battled back from a drinking past, pitched a 3-0 no hitter against the Philadelphia Athletics. He credited his slider and a key catch by Joe Gordon for preserving the gem. Manager Lou Boudreau and Bill Veeck praised his effort and noted his Alcoholics Anonymous rehabilitation helped turn his career around.
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Chicago
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Ben Graziano
Reformed Bad Boy's 3-0 No-Hit Win In Stadium
Don Black, who quit tavern pitching for low fast balls, threw the first twilight no hitter in major league history guiding Cleveland past Philadelphia 3 to 0. It was the season’s second no hitter and drew a record crowd as Black added a seventh win and second shutout, joining Feller in dominance on the Cleveland staff.
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Ringo) Birks
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Three Tourney Games On Tonight's Bill
Lorain's Sobel's Jewelers vs Moose Club kick off the Lorin County Championship double elimination card at 6:45 PM at Oberlin Road field. Russo Slavs and Cien eral Industries meet in the 6:18 PM opener while the Insurance team faces the Cleveland Rangers at 9:15 PM in the final game.
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New London Merchants to Play Two Sunday Doubleheader
New London Merchants an independent baseball team will host a Sunday doubleheader in New London. They face North Fairfield at 1:30 and Mansfield Training School at 3:00 in a weekend pair that follows a three game win streak.
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Elyria Legion at Erhart for Loop Game Sunday
Elyria American Legion travels to Erhart Diamond for a second half league showdown Sunday. Both teams sit atop the Medina County League standings tied for the lead with Medina, with Erhart aiming for a third win and Elyria seeking win number two. Also on Sunday Medina faces Grafton, Valley City visits Columbia, Litchfield hosts Rothgery Motors, and Brighton meets Spencer Larson Foundry. make-up game from rain postponed to Sunday, June 29, with 2:30 PM first pitch.
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Bob Heisman
Ralph Hisey
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Columbia
Litchfield
Rothgery Motors
Brighton
Spencer
Larson Foundry
Louis Robinson Stand Alone In Mid Divisions
Washington NPR - NBA quarterly ratings show no contenders in heavyweight and welterweight divisions for Joe Louis and Ray Robinson. Louis headlined the heavyweight list with Walcott and Baks among others while Robinson led welterweights with Bell and Jantre among noted challengers. other divisions list Lesnevich, Zale, Graziano, Pep, and Williams in top spots.
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Johnny Shkor
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Bobby Zanders
Lea Q. Murray
Gus Lesnevieh
Ezzard Charles
Billy Pax
Archig Moore
Tommy Yarosz
Billy Smith
Bob Foxworth
Tommy O'Sullivan
Dolph Quijano
Tony Zale
Duke LaMotta
Marcel Cerdan
Rocky Graziano
Georgie Abrams
Bert Lytell
Steve Bellusse
Charlie Burley
Ray Robinson
Tommy Bell
Tony Jantre
Tony Pellone
Charley Fusari
Ike Williams
Bob Montgomery
Enrique Bolanos
Gene Burton
Larry Cisneros
Vic Patrick
Johnny Bratton
Willie Pep
Miguel Acevedo
Carlos Chavez
Charles Riley
Phil Terranova
Jack Leslie
al Phillips
Cliff Anderson
Sandy Saddler
Manuel Ortiz
Harald Dade
Kai Kong Young
Peter Kane
Lis Galvani
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Theo Medina
Jackie Peterson
Dado Marino
Binty Monaghan
Emile Famechon
Joe Curran
Mickey Hill
Dickie O'Sullivan
iChatlain Chosen II London Coach
NEW LONDON High School appoints iChatlain Chosen II as head coach across all sports to replace John Swearengen who left for Napoleon. A former Mansfield star in track football and basketball, he coaches Savannah High in Ashland County and is a Wittenberg College graduate with four Navy years. Harshaw Chemical softball drills tonight at Jefferson No. 1 diamond at 6.
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Service Realtors In D Contest Set To Tie First Half
Service Realtors In D contest can clinch a tie for the first half Class D League championship by defeating Lehman Johnson Realtors in a postponed game at Cascade Park Diamond today at 5 30. Service enters with five wins and two losses, and this is their last game of the first half. the tilt was moved from July 6 due to rain.
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