Local athletic board eyes new coach amid scarce candidates
Board to replace Don Harwood at Ohio Wesleyan Athletics faces a limited pool, with Trubey and Smith among potential internal candidates. Brannan Richey’s Brooklyn talks stir industry chatter as league tides shift. membership drives and former team ties surface amid ongoing restructuring.
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War era notices list name changes and service promotions
The item catalogs multiple World War II service notices. It names Charles Watson of North Ridgeville changing address for wartime mail, Samuel Pronessa promoted to Chief Petty Officer in New Caledonia, and various Ohio residents receiving new addresses or being assigned to training centers, ships, or bases. It notes promotions, transfers, and postings in Europe and the Pacific, including Great Lakes naval training, Camp Hood, and Mediterranean theater assignments.
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Merchants and Jewelers Clash in Local League Showdown
In a busy schedule, the Merchants host Blyein Foundry and the Jewelers visit Western Alita. Merchants hold two wins and three losses while Foundry has one win and three losses. tonight’s key game features the Jewelers aiming to strike early and the Merchants seeking a steady league performance.
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Brewers Triumph as Nelson Homer Sparks Win Over Indians
United Press reports the Milwaukee Brewers beat Indianapolis 8 to 5 after Tom Nelson hit a fifth inning three run homer with two on base. St Paul defeated Columbus 5 to 4 while Toledo crushed Minneapolis 14 to 4 and Kansas City beat Louisville 4 to 3.
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Findlay College Considers Athletics Resumption Plan
An interim report from Morey indicates Findlay College may resume intercollegiate athletics next school year. Enrollment is low with few students showing athletic interest, and an intramural program might be explored as an alternative to full varsity athletics.
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Elyria Bike Club Hosts Summer Golf Meet At Spring Valley
Fifty eight members and guests attended the first of three Summer golf tournaments by Elyria Bike yesterday at Spring Valley. Harry Bemis registered the low score with 78 and won top Bill Lawrence members. Par winners included John Agler Lt. David Davies Ed Hombower Herman Lappin Jay Fitch Harold Kunkle Ed Kihm Kim Simpson BR Munale Mun Stikley Chuck Wentz Paddy Ryan Al Ford Paul Kirkpatrick Dale Deetz and Alva Smith.
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Middletown Team Grabs Second Place in Ohio League
Middletown returned to form with a second place finish in the Ohio State Baseball League as Newark led the standings. Middletown defeated Newark 7 to 0 in the three game series while Lima also posted a 7 to 0 win. The report also mentions local civic events in Litchfield, including fair planning and a society reception for newlyweds, with details on attendees and connections to nearby towns.
Elyzi and Ashland to Meet in Open Weekend Tournament
A two game opening weekend tournament features Elyzi versus Ashland in Ashland at 3:45 PM with Mansfeld in the first contest. Local players and supporters are asked to meet at the YMCA Saturday. The article also notes a long list of family, lodge, and church social entries from nearby communities.
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Medina Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Medina residents including Mr and Mrs Parcel Myler Mr and Mrs Glen Yananian and families spent a weekend visiting relatives. Attendees from nearby towns joined in at various homes including the Ribber and Meany households with multiple gatherings reported across Saturday and Sunday.
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Baseball Recap Drift as Indians Edge Tigers in Tight Tilt
The Cleveland Indians outlasted the Detroit Tigers on a tense day at the plate. Starters Micke More and Hite-Herder battled in a pitchers duels while Rudy Vork homered for Detroit. Newhouser and Heading both contributed, with credits split as relievers.
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Reds edged by Pirates 2 1 in tense NL clash
Cincinnati fell further in the National League race as Pittsburgh pulled out a 2 1 victory. Reds pitcher Heusser allowed five hits while his teammates produced seven as Clyde Shoun and another Pirates hurler shut down Cincinnati. The Reds’ lone ninth inning run came after Frankie Gistine reached on a fielding error and Frank McCormick scored on a single by Dain Clay.
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Favorites Advance In Tri-State Play
In Cincinnati Ohio UP report, top contenders led by Francisco Segura of Miami Ecuadorian star swept into TriState tournament quarters. Segura defeated William Beeline of Cincinnati 2-0, while Billy Tilbert of Indianapolis moved on. In men's singles Pewitl Boyd of Middletown won 6-0, 6-1. Pauline Botz defeated Amy Trounstein 0-0 in the women's singles. Gathering Wolf defeated Raney Corbet 4-6 4-0 6-4. Boros Bundy defeated Helen Bendelef. Helly Ber of Chicago lost.
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Giants and Cubs in Rough Baseball Season Context
The article reviews early 1910s baseball season action, noting Giants and Cubs performance, standout pitchers Brecheen and Ott era context, and a doubleheader rainout affecting Philadelphia and Boston games. It mentions standings shifts, league leaders like the Browns, and efforts by Yanks and Tigers with key players Turner and Sledge in notable games.
All Star Baseball Clash Looms At Forbes Field Pittsburgh
United press preview of the July 1 game contrasts National and American League squads for the Pittsburgh contest at Forbes Field. It lists probable lineups with key players from Cleveland Boston St Louis Philadelphia New York and Brooklyn. Analysts predicted an NL edge, but last year’s results proved the forecast wrong as the AL surged to victory.
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Armstrong Wins 10 Round Bout in Comeback Fight
Henry Armstrong, former triple weight boxing champion, defeated Nick Lalstas of Alexandria Va over 10 rounds in Washington. Judges awarded Armstrong three rounds on points as he used a bulldog rush and sharp uppercuts to sustain the win. No knockdowns occurred. Lalstas showed strength in later rounds but Armstrong maintained control throughout.
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Nine! 29 Ur Sigh golfers reach quarter finals in Open
The 15th annual Women's Western Open sees 29 players from a 32‑golf field tee off in quarter finals. Patty Berg and Babe Zaharias lead upper bracket favorites as matches begin with Betty Jane Skeen Louis and Claire Doran among early casualties. Lower bracket action features Dorothy Germain and Georgia Painter among contenders, with Phyllis Otto rated hot as the event progresses toward Monday pairings.
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