Preserve hunting proves rugged yet rewarding on 454 acre farm
A pheasant hunt on a 454 acre preserve turned into a demanding, wind driven day. Henry Abell, Ford Stacey, Ray Ewing, and guide Jon led a small party with a well trained dog. Five birds were bagged in about three and a half hours amid tough terrain and stiff gusts, leaving participants convinced preserve hunting can offer quality ached by the sport.
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Moxley
Ford
Hank Abell
Stacy
Henry
Joy
Worley
Shen
Phad
Ren Toscott
Aisa
Rew
Stacey
Mr. Abells
Ray
Henry Carry
Eacelier
Happy Hister
Ford Stacey
Wellington
Hill ‘N Dale Farm
Medina
Chronicle Telegram
Niagara Seeks NIT Spotlight As Heavy Favorites Start
Niagara’s speedy high jumpers lead the field as the National Invitational Tournament opens at Madison Square Garden. Duquesne is top seed, Lafayette debuts, and Saint Louis, Connecticut, Holy Cross, Seton Hall and St Francis join the bracket with finals Saturday. Maurice Stokes stars for St Francis while Seton Hall relies on Dick Gaines. Connecticut expects about 4,909 fans at its NIT debut program.
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New York
Niagara
Madison Square
LaFayette
St Francis
Seton Hall
Connecticut
Duquesne
Gerdéc
Ducursne Tos Nagara- Lafayette
Dayton
St Louis
Gazelles
Charley Hore
Ed Fleming
Tom Hemans
Purple Eagles
Louisville
Manhattan
St. Francis
Duquesse
Maurice Stokes
Stokes
Dick Gaines
Whch
St. Lows
Maine
Nine Marks Fall Behind in Cadet Track Meet Victory
Explorers and Traiblazers led in the Cadet division with high jumps and long leaps. Bob Biren and John Mosny topped events in Explorer division while Patton and Patton led Olympian-Trailblazer results. Ranger division saw Huches and Wonams among top scorers as Reeves and Hardman paced Employed boys.
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Fiyria
Feenard Walker
Bob Biren
Dan
Same & Son
Johr
Mosny
Jim Broac
Jack Patton
Sn Creatam Ernkt
Onal Feir
Art R Osu Nee
Harm Dene Broaqueli
Rohand Bec
Bob Birch
I D.cken
Dan Stra
Tor
Duder
Bob Var
Warner Bone
Tom Jacksor
Rickey Slack
Larry Parker
Bill Mahaffes
Ote
Dick Barrett
Larry Andrews
Olymman-Traiblazer
Delbert Roig
Jim Johnson
Mike Karas
Hoskins
Folee
Margone Sivteen
John Ruht
Qinnine Heener
Tate
Charles Reeves
Ernest Hardman
Don Lowery
Dave Philion
Gary Arnett
Albert Milton
Doug Philion
Top NCAA Upset Run In Regional Finals Sparks March Madness
San Francisco Dean ives led by Big Bill Russell crushed Utah 41 to 28 as San Francisco, Marquette, and La Salle advanced from regional play in the national tournament. Kentucky fell 79 to 71 to Marquette, ending their title hopes while La Salle and Canisius posted late thrillers. Kansas City awaits semifinals with Oregon State, Iowa, and Bradley in hot pursuit.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
la Salle
Cinderela
Marquette
Oregon State
Iowa
Canisus
Colorado
Bradley
Dons
Skyline
Kentucky
Cansius College of Buffalo
Vilanove
John Metachey
Sever
Marinette
Cats
Evanstown
Warriors
Penn State
Kenucky
San Francsco
Utah
Redskins
Bill Russell
Weinch
Seattle
Beavers
Ioweying
Wade Halbrook
Bradies
SMU
Manhattan
Kas
Jones Tops City Bowing With 592 Series
Helen Jones posted a 592 series in the Women's Al-City League at Tarr Tavern, leading the city bowing performances. Her games of 193, 235, and 161 placed her among the top pin totals in the league standings.
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Helen Jones
Tarr Tavern
Women’s City League Scores and Standings Summary
In a murky OCR pass, names like Helen Jones Dot Mackin and Ruth Henke appear with scattered scores around 185 to 202, plus references to Martha Marci and Gerry Pomeroy. The fragmentary text hints at high series marks and a season context in the Women’s All-City League, but specifics are unclear.
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Helen Jones
Dot Mackin
Coletta
Ruth Henke
Betty Sailer
Kai Chi Tno
Martha Marci
Gerry Pomeroy
Jason
Iso
Mackin
Henhe Ie
Marna
Mares Pamerd
Dave Barar
Baseball Results From Local Bowling Event Update
A fragmented score report lists players and results from a bowling league with mixed baseball terms, naming teams and individuals such as Patcher Duren, Baier Red, Winn, and Kertazak. It notes scores like 23, 49, and 31 with partial standings and losses, indicating an uneven, error-filled recap of a multi-sport day.
Baseball game summary with mixed OCR noise
The report notes a Milwaukee area game with unclear text, mentioning a winning pitcher Robertson or Robinson and a losing pitcher Com or Con, with references to Batters and teams like Black and Coax. Details are fragmented and unreadable in places, but key names suggest a completed matchup and decision.
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Milwaukee
Cratda
Walker
Grade School Finals Split Franklin Jefferson Titles
Franklin wins both 6th and 7th grade city titles at Elyria High School gym as Jefferson, led by Barl Webb and others, edges Franklin in a nip and tuck 4-38 by late buzzer. Lengel dominates 7th grade for Franklin in a strong team performance with solid boards and clutch shooting.
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Franklin
Jefferson Sth
Elyria
Champinns
Edison
Jefferson
Barl Webb
Webb
John Imes
John Mosby
Jim Jones
Elyria High School
Dale Reichenbech
Steve Lengel
Eastern Heights
Lengel
Bill Novak
Mel Taylor
Clyde Ross
Norm Tilberg
Jim Smith
Don Me
Gaughey
G.F.T. G. Flt
Mosay
Kipton Clothiers win quarterfinals in Lorain tourney
Kipton Merchants beat American Radiator 76 to 47 in the B division as Colin Clothes of Lorain trailed 13 to 1 but recovered to defeat General Motors Elyria 60 to 49. Ler Pardo led Kipton with 18 points, Dave Jenkins scored 28 for Radiator, with Linden and Zeilers adding 22 and 17 for Kipton.
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Colin Clothes
Lorain
Kipton Merchants
Lorain County
The
Clothiers
General Motors
Elyma
Kipton
American Radiator
Elyria
Gentral Motors
Merchants
Dave Jenkins
Don Linden
Dick Zeilers
Kipten
Tonight Mutual Clothiers of
Elmvia
Lorain United Polish Club
Stewart Insurance
Lorain Clippers
Avon Lake Feed Mill
D & L Cafe
Spencer
Four Sextets Fight For Top Spot In AHL
Four teams chase first in the American Hockey League with a week’s end in sight. Pittsburgh leads by half a game over Springfield and Cleveland, with Buffalo in a tight tie for third, one game back. Cleveland visits Pittsburgh while Buffalo visits Springfield, as Hersae sits fifth four points off East.
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Pittsburgh
Springfield
Cleveland
Buffalo
Hersae
Providence
Cleveland Tangies
Cadets Win Y Crown
The Cadets defeated the Stars 76 to 45 to win the Elyma YMCA Class C post league championship. The Cadets led 4 0 after the first quarter and 15 at halftime, then pulled away in the final period. Tom Jezewsin scored for the winners while Bob Fritz led the team with 16 points. Joe Sakal and Ted Sinterka added 0 and 10 respectively. Joe Strong topped the Stars with 10.
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Elyma Ymca
Stars
Tom Jezewsin
Bob Fritz
Joe Sakal
Ted Sinterka
Joe Strong
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Suited Press
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Rupp
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Tone
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Blous
Mustangs
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Braves
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Momen
Isa G. Do
Leagle
Blorkelye ST. Welding Ald Body Shop League
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iBs
Boer Gad
Kertazak
Figerac
Saraniy Bowman
Sehnte
Krave Winnie Patcher Sehunz
Piren
Wagon Wheel Leagues
Beem Poe
J. Breer
Ngs Brace Lave & Pe
United Poneh
Furesa
Bill van Breda Kolff
Lafayette College
New York Basketball Writers Association
Geade Eastern
G.F.T Contes O Pani If
Novak Lengello
Varnes
Beal Meuarden - Boswordh
Pian
Tevala
Eas A
Rew Ismar and Bios
Geade Franklin
Shap
Monk
Banni Bus
Dumae Cork
Ticse ES
Mowery Stan
Kipton, Clothiers
Ripton American Merchants
Radavor
Isis Cramnes and Clarke
Oen General Clotbes
Moshe
Leidenheimer
Savinszy
Burg
Bas Parker
Parker
Green MacFarland
Gesharet
Saya Lee Eres
Haskeelias
South Amherst Oil Co
Gulf Oil Products
Lercin
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