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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1945
Page
4
Russ Davies writes from Germany about dogs and loyalty, recounting battlefield experiences near Bastogne and Okinawa, including a nurse hero and soldiers under fire. The piece also touches on baseball, Radio team morale, public conduct at games, and various local notices.
A garbled but sports flavored recap notes Braves, Giants, and Dodgers in key actions. Mentions baseball context, team shifts, and potential standings changes as season nears end. Contains scattered references to New York, Washington, and Brooklyn amid unclear game details and player names.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines Ohio grid players and mentions Columbus, teachers, matches, and several scattered names. The readable content is incomplete with many garbled words, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond a generic athletics roster note.
Unclear text shows Colonels continuing to lead an American Association race with scattered fragments mentioning teams such as Brewers and Kansas City. Limited, garbled figures hint at scores like 4 to 2 and updates in midseason play, but specifics are unreadable.
Polynesian, the Derby winner, is entered to carry 115 pounds in the $15,000 race at Delaware Park. Other notable contenders include Stymie, Bor-Jor, Alex Barth, and Des Rous tine. Weights and entries feature a large field of thoroughbreds for the Sussex Stakes event.
In Indianapolis the women’s Western Open begins with nearly three dozen ladies in rate play. Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Louise Suggs pace a 92 player field, Rain affects rounds with 81 cards and 14s by Germain Bartock and Di settled. The event reduces to 16 quarter finalists by sunset. Legion Jammers plan a Legion meeting at 7:30 to discuss District No. 5 gathering.
Arcadia Cal May 11 track officials announced a field of 12 probable starters for the 18 mile Santa Anita Derby next Saturday. From the initial 45 eligibles, entries include Sea Sovereign, Busher, Quick Reward, Valdia Streak and Wise-Eagle among others, with several favorites and long shots in contention.
Softball loop leaders seek a fourth straight as Gardner Jewelers faces Bendix Westinghouse at Oberlin Road field tonight. Gardner Jewelers have one win and three losses. An independent game between Western Autos and Metin follows at 8 45 after a 7 30 start for Bendix Jewelers gate.
Brooklyn fans report an argument over a seat at Ebbets Field led to a fight. Elderly spectator Augiest Minch, 64, fell and sustained a serious brain injury. he was taken to Kings County Hospital. Separate attack on John Christian, 21, a discharged sailor, left him with a broken jaw and facial injuries after he allegedly taunted Dodgers manager Leo Durocher.
Fragmentary report shows two baseball games at Ely Stadium with teams Cascade Poive and Traris Tesha involved and another match between West Side Lambe and Cubs. Details on scores, innings, or outcomes are missing due to damaged text.
Francisco Segura of Miami enters the National Collegiate tennis championships at Northwestern University, seeking singles and doubles titles. The field includes 60 players from schools such as Georgia Tech Tulane SMU Navy Army Dartmouth and Notre Dame, with Ken Crawford also noted as a key entrant from the South.
Dodgers win as Schultz stars with a clutch late RBI and solid defense. The article credits Howie Schultz for a pivotal role in New York Dodgers ascent, noting his steady bat and fielding as key to breaking a skid and moving the team from fourth place toward the league lead.
Detroit's Steve Gromek aims to beat the Tigers and end his winless jinx after eight victories this season. Manager Steve O'Neill nominates Hank Trout to pitch for Detroit in the showdown.
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