Local league schedule sparks community timber youths action
The West Side and Carlisle youth teams announce a dense summer league lineup with multiple games at Stadium 3190 and Cascade facilities. Matches feature West Side Lumber against Elyria merchants and Carlisle teams facing Legion Cubs with varied start times and July dates, highlighting a busy schedule and local rivalries.
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Hall Schediale
Wavseh
Lulinber
Ewal Carlito
Stadium
West Side
Mere Chante
Elyria
Gass Cate
Durietal Elvela
Caplsle Ys
Elyria Maldivire
Caseatte
Legliy
Panlote
Mors
BlyFy Hardware
Porsch
Cascades
Legion Dun
Joreyts
Carliste
Gasende
Parsch Lumber Va
Cogton Juniors
Cascade
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Hilt
Dine Iti
Leulon Cilbs
Roger Binnlager
Shadium
West Side Gum
Biliners
Cascadey del Cok Realty
Carlisle
Cook Reatty
Reger-Binninger Stadtie
Bittners
Labman
Johnson
Conk ‘Realty
Legloh Cubs
Carnate
Lehmen
Gascade
Reger-Binninger
Hittners
Stadienestuih
Legion Cubs
Chase
Eile
Lehman
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Cook's Realty
Stadim
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Weat
Curtiste
Legion
Eubs
Lehman Aud Johnson
Stadhum
Bitters
Conk Realty
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West Side “Lumber
Car- Vielesat
West Side’ Lumber
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Cook Realty
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Carlisle van Lebiinn
Casende
Asli
City League Trials Highlight Evening Basketball Pairings
Regional teams face off in Thursday evening matchups at 6 o clock including South Athena Elks Club versus General Industries Elyria Hardware and Haserodt Jewelers. The event lists fixtures with Westinghouse and Cherry Ridge Parks Radio as participating sponsors.
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Hutlher Mareral
Lauder
Tecsiniey
Amarindialoreking
Olsen
Mandfaciving
Arhalix- Weal Nuhadaes
Hedji
Westing
Feyerative
Elks
General Industries
Elyria’ Hardware
Pep Easy Winner in Kogan Fight at Hartford
New York State Boxing Commission announced Pep easy winner over Kogan in Hartford Connecticut. The featherweight champion secured a decisive 10 round decision after Navy discharge three months earlier. Pep tallied 24 professional rounds and earned a notable victory in a high profile bout.
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Hartford
New York ‘State Boring Commission
Wworld
Navy
Togo
Julie’ Kogan
Elyria Legion Faces Lorain Chick Dairies In Twilight Game
Elyria set to host Lorain Chick Dairies at Ely Stadium diamond Friday at 7:30 p.m. in a twilight Class A league clash. Lorain defends the league title.
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Elyvia
American Legion
Elyria
Lorain Chick Dairies
Ely Stadiwen
Chick Dairies
Lorain
Umpires To Meet Thursday Evening at Elyvia Board
An umpire meeting planned for Thursday evening to discuss duties within the Elyvia Recreation Board area. Fred Smith stated that all city umpires must attend at the Higha Recreation Board’s field on Oberligg Road for the gathering.
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Elyvia
Allen Rejoins New York Giants After Short Stint
Veteran starter Jedgue Allen returned to the New York Giants after a brief layoff. He joined manager Mel Ott and signed a contract, having gone 6-4 the prior season split between the Giants and Brooklyn Badgers. A long meeting and league talk followed, with team plans noted for upcoming dates and roster considerations.
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NEW York
Johnny Allen
Jis
Dempsey Reveals War Invasion Prep And Studio Drill
J DempseyFormer heavyweight champ now Coast Guard officer discusses invasion readiness and morale training for recruits at Manhattan Beach. He warns of fierce enemy fighters and emphasizes discipline and physical preparation.
Newark Park Parade Leads Waiting Fans After Quirky Play
A garbled report from Newark describes a park event with players Kleine, Cale, Vert, and Boats in a late game sequence. The narrative mentions a parade, defensive efforts, and a scrappy seventh inning, framed by unclear and partial phrases.
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Liplay
Newark
Awera Theath
Nowark
Phonarg
Cale
Metiveeti
Bon. a. Cook Rewly Cubs Fall In Independent Clash
The Bon. a. Cook Rewly narrates a tennis style baseball game where the American Legion Cubs lose 40 to an Independent team on the Big Stadium diamonds. Delmar Kopp pitched for Realty tour, allowing limited hits while Mayer and Peete Mawhe led the Cubs with multiple hits and fielding plays throughout the game.
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Bon. A. Cook
Yine
Americant Legion Cubs
Stidlum Diamonds
Delmar’ Kopp
Realty
Cubs
Mayer
Sins Ales
Bob Ieilmin
Larry
Cook
Fois Kopp
Peete Mawhe
Opek
Yoni
Elmers
Mado
Yay
Murra
Reat Boutherty
Three Red Sox Players Rejected for Military Service
Bobby Doerr second baseman along with teammates Ted Culberson and Roy Pursue were all rejected for military service yesterday. Doerr’s rejection was tentative due to a perforated eardrum and he was told to report for another physical in 30 days. Culberson was turned down for a bad knee and Purtee for a bad ankle, with Doerr potentially awaiting a next examination and possible rejoin before the season ends.
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Boston
Bobby Doerr
Stir
Boston Red Sox
Teor Culbersiat
Roy Purtee
Aage Doere
Eac
Cutherson
Porter
Doerr
Fitzpatrick Kayo Victor In First Round KO
Fitzpatrick, of Cleveland, stops Lane Male in 98 seconds at Olympic Auditorium in a staged 20 round bout. The 168 pound challenger collapses after a flurry of left hooks and a hard right, before Hale can strike.
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Los Angeles
Fitz- FitzPatrick
Cleveland
Lane Male
Olympic Auditorium
Hale
Amherst council moves emergency curbs and a delay on fire truck
Amherst council met Tuesday evening and posted an emergency one reading ordinance. A recreation program for kids was announced to be completed before summer. The fire truck proposition was voted down and returned to the supplier. North Main Street culvert repairs were discussed and referred to the sidewalk committee after county help was deemed unavailable. Holes will be installed for storm water sewers in front of Amherst Bakery and Moizhau store, with curb repairs on Middle Street. Mayor Kane noted $52,600 in fines and hall rental receipts for June. The Pythian Sisterhood inspection at Amherst Temple highlighted decorations and awards. New officers for Amherst Aerie and Auxiliary were installed, with plans for a birthday party and a lunch. Several local clubs announced meetings and upcoming events, including a flag day program and outdoor events at Beaver Park.
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Amherst
Gap
Merry
Earl
Nummer
Tiwan
Wickens
Moizhau
Middle Street
Kane
oMver
Carrie Kreger
Temple
Ethel Stilgenbauer
L. Roemer
Laure Young
Ava Atoaunder
Ethel Mischka
Minive
Mildred Mutton
Ida Mischka
Ethel Pleteh
Cartle Kreger
Devi Teary
Cts
Electa Sage
Ethel Stilmenbauer
Mildred Hyon
Mrs. Moteh
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Advil
Darahy
Rolle
Viola Zimmerman
Mudred
Hutton
Marilyn-Janne
Mallie Werner
Lara Young Wan
Stil-kenbatter
Ethel
Pleten
Elyria
Amherst Aerie of
Engien
Engle
Atu
Robert Engelhart
Lorain
Helen Wacker
Ins
Eagles
J.C. Donnelly
Herman Exalg
Henry Auenler
Edward , Moebius
Charles DeBracy
Callen Schibley
Rudolph” Berger
Gerald Anthony
Matthew Lawleas
of the Eagle Auxiliary
Pearl Renner
Lucinds Berger
Anne Lynch
Bessie Avery
Martha Wiler
Margaret Lopoihovich
Mildred Ward
Rose
Youngleaf
Ruth Campbell
Mione City
Eastern State
Cire
Women's Guild
St. Peter's
Evangelical_and Reformed
Carl Northeim
Tenney Avenue
Atrs
Ann Coverdate
Fragmentary 19th century slang wipes city names
A garbled OCR fragment references Philadelphia and Brooklyn, noting a tense conflict over a darkened fast and a proposer named Warwer or Bittaburge Hedhilod. The readable text hints at an urban debate or incident but details are obscured.
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Brooklyn
College track set to crown NCAA champion at Milwaukee meet
Indiana aims to repeat as Big Ten team champion as Southern California and Stanford have dominated the NCAA crown. Michigan will enter with a limited lineup while Illinois and other western schools seek the edge in a one day event constrained by Navy travel rules.
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Chicago
Defaud
Milwaukee
Indiana
Michiden
Waa
Southern
Callifornia
Californiav
NCAA
Michigan
Michi‘gan
Ohio State
Southern California
Stanford
West
Reds and Pirates Night Contest in Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates collide in a night game postponed the prior evening to honor an invasion. Manager Bill McKechnie scrambled pitching plans as Ed Heuser shifted out for Tommy De La Cruz with Heuser set for a physical. Rip Sewell aimed for his eighth win as the Reds head to St Louis after a home series.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Ed Heuser
Tommy de la Cruz
Heusser
Cineifath Induction Center
Sporrow
Rip. Sewell
Hede
St. Louis Cardinals
Middletown Grows Closer To Ohio Leaders In League Race
In the Ohio State League Middletown moved within a half game of Newark after a win over Marion and Springfield defeated a rival, while Newark lost an exhibition to Cleveland Wy. The report names players and local events including a church meeting, military family news, and community notices.
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Middletown
Newark
Marion
Springfield
Cleveland Indiana
Ajandlingere
Amray
Surinadlel
Naotarioneee
Neham
Mirjoria Nagel
Crate Young
Josephine
Leona Dybinski
United States SeaHees
Trinidad
British Indies
Pris Ene
Camp Endicott
Re 4
Arnokt
Bi Rae
Fern Lo
Esheln
August Reiss
Richard Kropt
Hle
Franklin Avenue
Jewelers Edge in Nine Inning Game Slugfest
In a high scoring game at Bishop, Mel Gerhardinger led the Jewelers with key hits including a long home run and two others. The opposition pitcher allowed several runs as hits and errors fueled the late scoring surge and defeated their rival 9 to 7.
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Spale Evtiie
Nichala
Elyfin Foundry
Werekhoréstop
Mel Gerharts
Sagher
Bishop
Eath
Gerhardinger
Vile Bily Hohn
Estern Ablomatic Dareler
Zisvin- Nerebni
Elyria Foundry
Jus Niles de Genera
Nichol
Reble
America
Mndusttles
Sear
Tove
Johnny
Silester
Walt*Kash
Mugh
Froggie
Chuck
Lewis
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Jalowlee
Jones
Crans
Willie
Leels
Benuita
Rcher
Blouter
Tadin
Moon
Allon
Jalowise
Biddthwer
Armon
Maine
Vreenech
Sleresbetireviey i
Kemper
Mawell
Sergeyye Wrbo
van Jewelere
Aunty A
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Erhardinaee
Dalawiee
Ery Gurdinger
Golo Dak
Regulation Sets Ceiling Prices For Various Silver Types
New MPR 198 and amendments establish ceiling prices on fabricated bar or bullion silver with effective dates in June. The changes affect purchasers such as manufacturers wholesalers and government agencies and include price caps for canned and reined shrimp, potatoes No.1 grade minimum diameter, and fuel oil applications for the 1944 45 heating season.
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United States
Warn Wright Plant May Lose Contracts Over Production
LOCKLAND an Army officer warned that contracts may be withdrawn from the Wright Aeronautical plant as union members of the United Automobile Workers ignored pleas to increase production. Army and company officials from Detroit warned procurement officials that contracts could be shifted to plants with adequate output.
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Lockland
Army
Wright Aeronaustical Corporation
United Automobile Workers Uniion
Uni Ion
Company
Highweight champion goes for Washington bout tonight
A titled heavyweight from Washington, Pennsylvania eyes a scheduled 0 round collision at UPAR tonight. Details are scarce due to partial OCR, but the event centers on a decisive bout for the local champion, drawing anticipation from boxing circles in the area.
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Goits
Washington, Pa
Toniny
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