City Council weighs Oberlin Road property bids
Elyria city officials debate three proposals from Carl L. Smith owner of the Oberlin Road property seeking to sell or lease land. The committee favors a long term lease for the roadside inn and cab locations while noting taxpaying land would exceed city limits if purchased outright. The discourse covers price, location, and potential clashes with city boundaries.
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Elyria
Carl L. Smith
Logfath
Elyria Recreation Board
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Treakness, Eetablishes Mrs. Pas B. Widener
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Polynesian
Darby Dieppe
Dave
Pavel
Sea Swallow
Alexis
Adonis
Babanet
Belmont
Huneke Meauy
Bob Huneke
Fort Myer
Russ
Yokohama
Scotty Morrison
U.S
Schenectady Welcomes Dapper Dans Dinner, Galento Fires Up
In Schenectady New York amid war effort lull the city hosts the first annual Dapper Dans dinner led by SLENTO and boxing star Two Ton Tony Galento. The event promotes community sports by honoring former athletes and pledging ongoing support for local programs, with Galento offering his services and a promise to back youth and service families.
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U.S
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Chenectady
N. Y
Tony Galento
Schenectady
General Electric
American Locomoive
Mount Pleasant High
Nuit
Sporta
Slento
Hunish
Orange N. J
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Dapper Dans
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Tote Machines Step Forward Says Head Of Commish
Cleveland reports J Jy Collins of the Ohio Racing Commission advocates tote machines at North Randall race meet as a progress step. He says the system will curb betting odds complaints and function like a photo finish camera without improving horse quality.
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. Jy Collins
Ohio Racing Commission
Collins
Frank J. Lawsone
Ciiy
Commission
Local Girls Card Trio Of Contests
Weather permitting the Helin Manufacturing Compass girls softball team has three games scheduled. On Wednesday the Hat girls entertain the Jim Medal girls in Ridgeville at 7:30. Thursday the Hahn girls play Lakewood at 8:15. Saturday the Keller girls face Detroit at Lakewood Elks Field at 8:15.
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Helin Manufacturing Compass
Les Hat
Ridgeville Tilamend
Men’ Oppost
General Industries
Gallé
Hahn
Lakewood
Meehan
Keller
Detroit
Lakewood Elks Pield
All Loop Games Rained Out New Sked Announced
Weather halts all Loop baseball and softball actions with most games postponed and no new dates set yet. Softball rescheduled for Friday with Vic Silver dealers facing American Stave. City League matchups also moved to later dates pending clear skies.
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Belmont Derby Runoff Forecast Tight After Trials
Oscar Fraley reports a wide open Belmont ahead as three year olds clash with Polynesian and Payot racing near the lead in hopes of the triple crown. Hooped by delays and injuries, the field’s result remains uncertain after a rough heat and a fast crossing, leaving the wagering open.
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United Press
York
UWR
Oeas Vietor
Honpobes Bing
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Maver
Volynesiin
Mes
Duar Widener
Darby Dieppe
Erin
Local Fairways At Cherry Ridge Golf Meet
Fifty eight golfers attended the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company invitational at Cherry Ridge. Paul Fritz led nine holes with 40, Hern Lappin was runner up at 43, and Zigmund Smith along with Sloff, won the least putts with 14. Joe Surdock had low score for selected holes at 22 and several others posted scores ranging from 34 to 44. Postplay, a buffer lune and games followed, with Sigmund Smith and Bill Sabu guesting from the Navy. Next day Elyria event noted with Robinson and Augie Vernessed among top finishers, four-ball event postponed due to rain and City Golf League matches scheduled for Tuesday with Westen Automate vs Olen Manufacturing and other pairings.
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Oberlin Road
Vic Silver Dewelers
American Stave Company
Lorain T
Elyria Foundry
General Industries
Ike Teubey
Recreation Board
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Gardnec Jewelers
American Rasgiator
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Western Automatic
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American Radio Alor
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Action
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Mirsch Lumber
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Legton Juniors
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American Legion
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Ely Stadium
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Roevevelt
Roger Binninger
Amer
Ivan Legion Cubs
Dan S. Cook
Weld Transfer
Don S. Cook Realty
West Side Camber
American Legion Cubs
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Roger-Rine Diver Jewelers
Ronsevelt
Cherry Ridge
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Paul Fritz
Hern Lappin
Sloff
Zigmund Smith
Kuest
Fred Fey
Mike Mate
Joe Surdock
Haleg
Jack Siffer
Indians and Tigers Open Series Amid Quiet Roster Changes
The article notes a tense start to the series with Tigers pitcher Digs, Sve Growek slated to open for the Tigers while Deron Crone and Trout are mentioned in lineup discussions. Manager Bou Aves activates players to fill berths as teams shuffle in preparation for the first game.
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Vaddeideans
Sories Wits
Sve Growek
Deron cCrone
Dewhlobegder
Bou
Aves
Reds Drop Eighth Straight To Cubs
Cincinnati Reds lose a eighth straight game to the Chicago Cubs as Chicago offense erupts in the late innings. Rookie Aids Cubs and key hits by Bill Raha B and others drive a comeback, with sustained Cincinnati errors and tough at bats sealing the defeat.
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Cubs
Cincinnatia CO
Louie
Cbs
Cincinnat
Heusser
Cyus
Chicago
Uyaltha Guatmaka
Ehsik
al Kibke
Etydu
Bill Raha
Pati
Nadeyson
Arden
Peweber
Ass'n All Star Game Cancelled
Fragmented OCR note indicates the Assn All Star Game cancellation near Columbus with garbled names and stray words. No clear dates teams or organizers readable. summary focuses on the cancellation event and ambiguous local associations.
Baldwin Wallace Track Team Invitational Results
Baldwin Wallace and opponents competed at a college track meet Saturday with the Yellow Jackets claiming several firsts. Ohio Wesleyan, Bowling Green, Case, and Western Reserve posted scattered top finishes as Redskins and other teams chased points.
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Nasing
Wink
Redskins
Win- Wallace
Dentsn
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowling- Green
King
Western Reserve
Army Air Force Plans Expanded Grid Program
The Army Air Force announced a major 1945 football expansion with seven major service teams, up from six, each limited to 12 games against diverse squads. New command groups include 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Air Forces and Training, Personnel, and Air Transport Commands, guided by coaches from Mitchell Field to Fort Worth.
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Sam
Army Air Force
Skins
AAF
Randolph Field
Ramblers
Army
Relief
Donald D. Storek
Cathletics
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st.Air Force
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Air Force
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Cola
Edward L. Walker
University of Mississippi
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Fla
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Decker
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4Th Air Force
Califield
Louisville
Capl
Ted Shipkey
Stanford
University of New Mexico
Air ‘Transport Command
Berry Field
Nashville
Tenn
R. I. Emerson
Washington State
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Penel Distribution Command
Air Transport Command
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West Vorkida
Dippy Evans
Notre Dame
Pete Layden
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Worth
8Rd Air Force
Charley Trippli
Een -Yeikehad
Marrs Field
N.C
Taimpa
Flo
Zivic and Green Set For Garden Bout Friday Night
In New York a welterweight clash headlines the week as Corporal Fritzie Zivic returns to Major competition at Madison Square Garden against Harald Green in Brooklyn. Zivic has fought several bouts since Army duty near San Antonio and is reported in good condition for the ring.
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Forner
Chimmon
Fritaie Zivic
Harald Green
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Madison Square
Zivic
San Antonio
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Pirates and Tigers lose two in tight races
National and American pennant battles tightened as the Pirates and Tigers, once leading, dropped doubleheaders. Ken Burkhardt pitched a complete game for St Louis in a 7–0, 6–1 twin bill over Pittsburgh, while Detroit was swept by Chicago as Thornton Lee and Slo Hawnes limited them. The Dodgers handed Morton Cooper his first defeat in Boston, and Philadelphia swept the Giants in New York, with Jimmy Wasdell homering in both games. The Cubs beat the Reds in Cincinnati as Riss Christophers and the Athletics split with the Yankees in Philadelphia. The Red Sox split with the Senators in Washington as Teague’s rainout affected Cleveland–St Louis.
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Senators
Washington
Leon Cilberson
Colonels Split Regain Lead In Doubleheader Split
Louisville reclaim first in American Association after a doubleheader split with Minneapolis as Indians fall to Saints in St Paul. Brewers keep pace by beating Columbus Red Birds. Kansas City and Toledo split others. Blues take first game. Mud Hens rebound in second. Mexico grants three phosphate mining concessions.
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Toledo
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Mud Hens
Nelson Rallies to win Philadelphia tourney in late surge
Nelson, Toledo pro Byron Nelson, defeated McSpaden and Bulla in the final round of the 72 hole Philadelphia Inquirer tournament. He surged from a one stroke back to win by stroking a par breaking 65, earning $2,500 in War Bonds. McSpaden finished second, Bulla third, with other notable scores from Wones Colart Furgol Hines Laffoon Byrd Terrebiann Appren Picard and more.
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Byron
Nelson
Toledo
Philadelphia Inquirer. Hall
Harold Ugt Me Spoden
Johnny Bulla
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McSpaden
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Dark Horse
Bruce Colart
Absecon
Ed’ Furgol
Detroit
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Ky Laffoor
Sammy Byrd
Jaker
Terrebiann
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Herman Appren
White Plains
N.Y
Heny Picard
Harrisburg
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