Regional high school hoops titles at stake in tough brackets
Readable excerpts show Newark defending state crown and Martins Ferry as runner up facing Dayton Dennison regional action. Other notes mention Youngstown and Akron area teams in Class A and B playoffs, with Amherst Rangers basketball complaints and ties to Elyria All Stars. Also referenced are wartime service stories and local sporting chatter from Dennison to Marietta and Findlay.
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Aston and Martins Ferry
Dennison
Newark
Martins
Pyepep
Nowak
Fiaiboun
Percy Heer
Akron Nertho
Ane
C'elborten
Teu Tess
Phe Panticipatinag
Goeencare van Wit
Poledo Woodward Findfia
Shabfield
Youngstown Toathmost
Quentets
Meretta
Findlay
Toledo
Abe Cinenvinedi
St. Nueier
Hamedlen
Pablo
Alidiletown
Marietta
Huhel
Stright
Miggins Ferry
Tored Shonat Ria
Rendlay
Carcinmaty
Mart Percy
Carton McKinley
Dena Conti
Pli
Youngstawar
Akron Eulet Columbine
Lowellville
Tebre Stodotivs
Spoimgtedeb Worthington
Pranklin
Tipp Cite
Weising
Lega Grove Coty
Churn Phite
Katte Hot
Bowehry Gaern
Tama Stodohu
Woodville
Whitelouse
Miasaidies
BU Daly
Heldinger Hardware and Ramer Paip
Red Cross
Clementero
Ringkene
Chg
Samay Kaye
Elvis
Sat
Karl Rady
Cpl Anthons Marsiva Polyo
Aringy Engineers
Mat Atten
England
He Aisy
Shuiker
Daly
Elven Mente
Ohi
Noland
Italy
Lyle eTiny
Spoets
Guero Times
Spraggheli
Aloe
Titer
Patterson Field
Ohue
Danel Fickl
Cleveland
Amherst Rangers
Rangers
Elyria AleStars
Brin Mayber
the Rangers
Elvaie Fem Oo
Taylor Sabias
Uals
Amherst
Pew
Apts
Tastia
Satuers
Iadpilex
Boves
Dames
Helia
Pray Vince
Woens
Howie
Rotary
Otis Prater
Howe
Elygia Deans
Im Borne Bia Jowuoh
Frank Wisk
Megeen Dead
Ty Mbastee
Last Night’s Bowling Page Read Like Fragments
A garbled OCR from a bowling page yields scattered fragments mentioning names and scores. It references a bowling schedule and possible all star pins, with unclear details and several misread words.
Bisons Rally Past Barons to Narrow Gap on Bears
The Bisons defeated the Barons to trim the standings gap behind the pace-setting Bears. Key players delivered in a tight game as the home team attempted to close in on the leaders.
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Bisons
Barons
Bears
Engineers Take First Place In Home Pin League
Engineers win top spot in a home pin league with standout performances from multiple players. Detailed results mention Parling, Sipes, and Cheb designee achieving key scores, while teams like Water, Roan Shop, and Wa kbeat Grand Bib Hardie Sook show notable competition in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers
PUVA
Nehi Hottlers
Henne Bey
Boeri
Otter
Obie Public Sersace
Feyeler
Chak Redan
Meryrer
Carles Anika Beecers
Puitiaveda
Samirthoo
Curles
Kesar
Sersien
Ar Turk
Meade
Ely
Howtat
Warneivs
Carhade
Elyria Fur
Stride Cleaners
Gine
Beau Lasky
The
Cleaners
Muncie
Ted
Suni
Escuit
Making A Silk Purse Out Of A Sows Ear
An article from Larewood New Jersey dated March 16 traces Billy Jurges in a key role as a prospect in a training camp. The piece notes shifts in position, mentions Glant Pia and Biddy Kert, and highlights changes in roster as UNL Bloomington reports moves and signings that impact the team’s outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larewood
N. J
Titieller
Billy Jurges
Glant Pia
Eprom
Tereed
Creokie
Biddy Kert
Jivpesio
Pwo Cintas Pulcher
Ken Chyise
Renmun
Cristey
John Plerouts
Training Camp Briefs Include Pitcher Raffin Back From Army
The report notes Red Raffin joined The Army last year and formed a battery with teammates. It mentions Matt McCarthy and Norhine, and references draft boards, Bear Mountain, and March. Also listed are Tavvh Cythali and other players, alongside Dodgers links and debates over lineup gaps.
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Picher Red Raffin
Rees
Matto McCarthy
Siewery
Dade
Meiders
Sear
Bear Mountain
Howie Sebualta
Brooks Hiatuets
Avi Muckagter
Repubers
Dodger Trv
Hornsby Replies To Charges Of Syracuse Club
Low quality OCR text shows Hornsby responding to accusations linked to a Syracuse club. The fragmentary lines reference names such as Sarah and Kate Sten and an unclear set of statements.
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Hornsby
Syracuse Club
Heafner Holds One Stroke Lead at North and South Open
Hla Sat Casio Heafnga leads by one stroke in the North and South Golf Open at Pinehurst NC. Defending champion and past winners crowd the top positions with several players within striking distance as rounds progress.
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Heafner
Pinehurst NC Maren
Champ Croms
Afi Betes
Levee
Drideon
Koreas
Women's Pin Schedule Notes and Matches
Fragmentary schedule for a women’s bowling event lists matchups including Blyrus Cold against Hardt and Fidule versus Weitere Monbotts with results or assignments noted as Reset Chosen at 7 Pomelaeh Med Bae. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a regional pin schedule with participant names and times.
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Blyrus
Gophers Claim Third Round Title In Cage League Play
Gamble's Gophers defeated Brum age's Bombers 40 to 24 to extend their perfect five game winning streak. Bob Gamble led with 10 points, Long topped the Bombers with seven, while Rubuske's Rangaroos finished second ahead of Mille Cordials. The rematch between Gophers and Bombers is set for Wednesday on the Y House floor as the league moves toward late season honors.
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Nan Kangarnis i
Gamble
Gophers
Brumage
Bob Gamble
Rubuske
Rangaroos
Tim Bosuing
Paar Jleaviik
Stewarts
Tatas
Nie Stewart
Donnell Swishers
Blah
Masen
Maxter
Vanbske
Og Hopkins
Artecncny
Ode Tehee ¢ Ari
Hiewarl
Crawford
Re Tob
Dascha
Vorsa
Obornen
Ie Et Fa Mapien Orf Roid
Tata
Untitled basketball tale stirs debate on tall players
A New York dateline reports a coach criticizes penalties on tall players in basketball while arguing against penalizing speedy smaller players. The piece, listing names like Ray Moyer and Dayne, blends game analysis with coaching critique amid a sprawling game narrative.
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Gr. US
Pats & Ry
Jack Quddy
York
Tone Mikan
Hunter Transfer Sparks Turmoil in Local Athletics
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a transfer involving a local athlete labeled Hunter. Mention of Angers Moreh and Bede ARIS Gr Phertey hints at disorganized names. The piece appears to discuss benefits and a potential one year period, with unclear references to teams or events.
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Pos Angeers
ARIS
Eerie
Petiacels Aina
Landis Rules Against Pirating Of American Legion Junior Players
Commissioner Landis announced a new rule barring major or minor league clubs from recruiting players connected with American Legion Junior Baseball. The policy forbids contracts or deals with players while linked to Legion teams, with penalties including fines and permanent banishment for clubs that violate. The move aims to protect teenage players and preserve the Legion program, amid clubs seeking talent for spring rosters and draft declines.
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Landis
American Legion
Tinongo
Johal
Anil Renesaw
Yorith
American Lege
Ges
Leghney
Legion Juror
Saun
Spring Ram
Ameneown Legion
Independents Score Over Cats Capture Round Robin Title
Independents defeat the Alley Cats to win the round robin title. Don Kubuske leads with seven goals and a free throw, aided by Rady Br and Bub C. Teammates Vomeriers and others contribute as the Independents secure the title.
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Alley Cats
Elvrra Independents
Don Kubuske
Independents
Vomeriers
Hiveia Alley Cate
Playoff Matchups Set For American Hockey League
The American Hockey League playoff field was to be determined with Buffalo, Hershey, and Cleveland in contention for Eastern Division seeding. Cleveland would host Hershey or Buffalo in the opening rounds if Buffalo fails or wins, with a series schedule including March 26 28 March 30 and April 1 games in various venues. The standings and dates reflect possible changes through late March with key games in Cleveland Hershey Buffalo and Indianapolis.
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Pittsburgh
Delos
Amercan Hockey League
Alawance
Bufta Sd
Hershey AM
Cleveland
Hershey
Buffate
CO Hershey
Buffalo
Witch Buthele
Mareh
New Fal
Bufalo
Cleves Mine
Todianapele
Maren
Buffea
Apel
Iillershey
Phic
Indianapolis
Boor Hershey
Mate Mateh
Odne
Hee
Youngstown Class B Regional Opens This Evening
Ohio High School regional tournaments begin with four Class B games at Youngstown Akron Ellet led by 6 foot 4 inch center Leary Thompson. Columbiana Ellet has won three of YP’s games while Caramine holds ten of 24. Lowellville, 17 wins, 8 losses, faces Bellaire Johnswine, 26 games played.
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Columbus
Ohio High Schoul
Youngstowe
Akron Ellet
Leary Thom Sot
Columbiana
Ellet
Car Tinea
Younsts
Lowellville
Bellaire Johns Wine
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Nework
Martine Ferry
Ano
Benny Mallet
Suny
Teagel
Beton Daas
Laura Daisy
Mister AL
Nn Mars
Haniic Road
Brown CO
Herring Elysia
Bilal
Philadelphia
Wallingford
Miarehy
RPGR
Tinea
Toney
Winste Wietslinienis
Pat
Fies Reppears
Eho
Sean Tun
Alayers
Jochen Hanh
Maree Gsear Peres
Bob Roane
Bloomington
Avork
Hakaty
Ais
Neason
Joba
Vieriget
Dar
Sourlier
Tad
Wisabi
Bit
Bit McReelinie Sali Eotoma AL Bakemany
Bret
Boek Patteet
Arid Egit- Lickiers
Miu Maurstuelh
Gretada Walker
Satad Jasterday
Dwbye, Ay
Mataya
Burton
Mengco
Sarah Bra
Ewonevilles
Betesdingy
Robbe Uripcke
Vivo Poten
Bae
Nertise
Lea
Fred Aten
White Vlas
Fu Heaton
House Cage League
Midilepberg
Adeeb Penyare
Sons of Plenty
Laos
Mercer Hives
Hunter
Bob Meyer
United Press
Youngstown
Wasserman's Quality Men's Shop
Brown Hotel
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