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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
6
The article covers widespread high school baseball participation across Ohio and notes on a European hockey league and boxing fundraisers. It mentions U P coverage, comments on fairness to players, and lists local figures including Johnny Machock and civic leaders involved in events and fundraising efforts.
The Cardinals severed a deal sending Burkhart to the Rays in exchange for a veteran pitcher. Details on contract terms and potential impact on both clubs remain unrevealed, as execs declined further comment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bendix Bowling, schedule notes, league elements, and various garbled terms. Core items include Bendix, Bowling, schedule references, and league context with ambiguous place names. The readable material is incomplete and lacks coherent events or outcomes for a fuller summary.
Henrietta Grange can clinch Class A at least a tie with a win over the Auditors as City Loop Class A and B games wrap up tonight. Auditors and Henrietta Grange hold precarious leads. outcome decides Class A top seed and Class B title race in Elyria Recreation League standings.
Chicago area report shows Western Conference basketball teams drew over 488000 fans at home games in 1448 2B percent rise from 279000 last season. Seven squads surpassed previous year attendance. Purdue and Ohio State dipped due to smaller venues. Iowa claimed its first co championshi p in the Big Ten with six home games drawing 20000 fans each, while last season Iowa edged a one point loss with 45000 total attendance.
Hershey Bears moved into second place in the Adyrittan Jockey League division with a 3 1 win over the Hornets. The game featured an early Bears surge and a late period tally by the Hornets, with key plays noted but details obscured by garbled text.
Nelson McSpaden lead favorites as top flight professionals join youth teams in opening round of the $7800 interregional four ball tourney. Pre-tourney bets favored Wie Wedin and Hamilton with strong recent form, while other entries faced scrutiny amid tough competition.
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Oberlin High meets Cuyahoga Heights in a District B playoff at Kent Wits gym tonight in a first round game after beating Spencer in overtime. Cuyahoga Heights, 13 7 this season, aims for another win after a sectional triumph. other games include Loudonville vs Ashtabula, Lanvilleburg vs Beach City, Canton St John's vs Orange, Norton vs Bishop.
The Auditors plan two games in Lorain Friday night. First matchup at 7:30 with the Lorain Cavaliers, then a 8:40 tilt against Lorain Southern. Players meet at 645 Finlay Street for travel and warmups.
Lightnings take a decisive lead and hand the Dazzlers their first defeat as Gerseh Lightings and Wad in the second half edge out Yarsx Bombers 37 to 24 in a Day league game.
Matches set for Wykrent Rec this evening at 9. Elyria Furniture faces Knowles and Sniezek. Rorick Insurance plays Crandall Drug Store. Fastion Shoppe meets Gypsy Fiddle. Royal Crown Cala vs Elycia Hatt: Wire.
The Alle League cards four matches at seven in the Howling Center. Rand's Jewelers faces Honey Pevern, Elytiq Bowling Center meets Rack Insurance, Northewood Jan plays McQuistan Couls, General Industries vs ETS. Rubber Heels
Four Kent squads reach the Class A district semifinals after wins last night. Massillon defeated Akron Akal North, Akron North toppled Akron South, Stow fell to Akron Engl, and Cuyahoga Falls beat Akron Kenmore to set Friday’s semifinal pairings featuring Massillon vs Akron North and Akron South vs Cuyahoga Falls.
Elyria Engineering and Tool and Northwood Inn posted clean sweeps in Wykrent Home Bowling League. High scorers included John son of Erb Radio with 607 and 604 by Shockey of Harrison Tool. Smitty's League lead maintained at five games. Women's loop saw Pink Winned and Mary Barnes lead with 494.
Wyatt, star of the Brooklyn Dodgers, requests permission and expedition money to train in the sunny South this spring, preferring Florida over Bear Mountain. He aims to revive his form while remaining in Georgia and avoiding travel waste. He notes New York sessions may hurt his health again and wants to train in Atlanta.
Flooded fields greet the Chicago Cubs as they begin spring training with waterlogged facilities in Indiana and Illinois. Other teams face similar conditions as the Tigers navigate Evansville and the Cardinals, Browns, and White Sox manage coastal water challenges and logistics for camps across the region.
Ed Bang, veteran sports editor of the Cleveland News, will be the principal speaker at Elyria Elks Lodge No. 465 Sports Night Friday at the Elks Hall. The program includes a review of recent athletic events in baseball, basketball, football, and boxing, with motion pictures and short subjects. Vic Resar and Sheriff Carl Finegan will handle projection and sound. Invitations went to Class F Baseball League members and others. Elyria High's basketball coach Les Gast and team were invited but declined due to Kent Class A tournament commitments.
The Kent tournament lists Friday games Ravenna versus Elyria at 10, Akron’s Vincent’s against Akron Gutchel, MaKaillon against Akron North, and Cuyshorh Fala against Akron East. Saturday matchelts include Ravenna-Elyria winner versus Winey Akron-St Vincent’s winner, Akron North winner versus Cuyahoga Falls-Akron East winner, with Saturday winners advancing to regional.
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