Confused notes reveal high school athletics and city concerns
Fragmented letter and commentary discuss Elyria High School sports, booster clubs, and administrative changes. Mentions Roy Clymer, Mr Trubey, and a new superintendent. Describes Oberlin Road softball field sale to Anthony Frobelta, with a $450 lease demand, and local recreation board efforts to negotiate. Also covers Cleveland Barons hockey playoff progress and Hershey versus Pittsburgh series context.
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Thal
Dale
Carl
Roy Clymer
Smith
Ahnse
Navy
Losedson
Nate
Cabilly
Trubey
Bat Ida
Trobey
Eity
Osland
U. Soni Myer
Sears
SJ SeNes
Sean
Shaw ‘High School
Lai4
Buxband
Elyria
Oberlin Road
Anthony Frobolta
Elyria Coat Denier
Carl J. Smith
Elyria High School Noulty
Elging Recreation Hoard
Cis
Maurodd Ghat
Obertin Road
Smi
Frebetta
Harry Forbes
Elyria Recreation Board
Forbes
Frobotta
Probotla
Fgam South
Il Akhewy
Heerestivmy Board
Ro Agate Trotake
Probutta
Barons
Lecinien
Providence
Willy
Reds
Clevelandies
Herktey and
Pulsburgs
Ted
Gore
Ayright
Cleveland Adora
la Welbon
Elge
Voneths Lette Koch Pub
Spervirer
Bertie Keep
Oyen HN
Evan Tel Abel
Fragmentary OCR notes from a cryptic sports item
A garbled report mentions Ba Wala of Mannalfaig and Hartigan and Bittner of Bal ade sharing some honor. Names tied to New York and Baldwins Wallace appear amid improvised phrases. The fragment references an indoor records clash with a 4.2 second mark and a unrelated odds end.
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Mannalfaig
Hartigan
Bittner
Baladé
Walsh
Frery Retell
Servier
Pillar
Riddle Conwell
New York
Ain Weulé
Henry Kwell
Baldwins Wallace
Dithord Wird
Three Teams Still Tied for Lead in Bendix Pin Loop
Three teams remain tied atop the Bendix Pin Loop standings after midweek matches. Migs swept Slavks, Valves edged Fillagid Governors, and Tron Pillings also won, keeping the race tight as leaders juggle high scores and key individual performances. Individual highlights include Wiggle of Valiig with a 5a CG and Welle of Clips posting a 224 high game, while Traxler of HW & Food Market hit a 209 game and 587 series.
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Threnenmaestil
Fires Pier
Migs
Slavks
Valves Rabbud
Fillagid
Heddy
Cybliders
Chimps
Treadles
Hlgrin Baghes
Crear
Reser Florist
Gily
Simme
Sane Willy
Sky Inn
Hopars
la Traxler
HW & Food Market
Harshaw
Tarey Ganess
Ing Millers
Contractors Sur Cerambs Ysis
Troome Catalysts Calilysts
USA
Individhualy
Wenderton Ceramics
Haren
Tarheels Favored To Beat Ohio State
North Carolina expected to defeat Ohio State in NCAA basketball actions. The report notes Tarheels as favorites after recent display against New York University and California teams.
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Tarheels
Ohio State
New York
Carotina
SOWA
Meibesker
Ialy
Okiona
Goardiens
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Wykrent
Class A basketball champions crown tense playoff night
Worthington and Middletown figures dominate a chaotic recap with Worthington trailing early then roaring back to beat Bradford 87 49 while Middletown’s star players tote high scoring amid frantic action. The long season culminates in Class A league excitement as Worthington’s defense clamped down in the second half.
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Ross Nenam
Vel
Middletow
Alert
Nori
Ares
Liar
Bruel
IncBedohd
Theodelic
East Liverpool
Tate Mission
Adnel
Smithy
Garmin
Farnstiawy
Aitstand
Speingield
Victory Caver
Pervigusly
Finheaton
Worthington Mare
Plisiie
Esperite Ceftarts
Bre Rp Ie
Worthington
Wirnieshirg
Nash
Ernie Devin
Maynesburg
Pam Martian
Bradford
Leightor
Ub Podits
Cmas
Palmer
Hradtott
Amherst Cagers Win Last Season Game
Amherst basketball closes the season with a victory over an unspecified opponent. The report notes pivotal plays, scoring bursts, and key contributions from bench players as the team secures the win in a final game memory.
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Amherst Cagers
Women's Pin Schedule Ne Needs Update
The text provides fragmented lines about a women's pin schedule and related notes. It mentions names and places in disjoint snippets, suggesting a local notice or briefing item. No clear event, outcome, or complete facts are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Golf League Plans Made Last Night
Local golf league outlines new season with officer slate led by James Catighana as president and Vern Wo Lappin as secretary treasurer. The schedule includes a spring event on March weekends and a formal opening on Saturday May 15, with teams vying for league standings and trophies.
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Golf League
Sun Valley
MHA
Nmne
James Catighana
Merihay Aieiy
Adrmong
Ana
Dhedine
Controversy Over Big Men Rules At Basketball Meeting
Oscar Fraley reports from New York on the national basketball coaches meeting amid clash between the have and have-nots factions led by Bruce Drake and Harold Olson. Debate centers on preventing goons under the basket and the impact of seven foot players on fouls and free throws.
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Oscar Fraley
United Pres
New York
Harold Olson
Ohio State
Hay—binga Little
Tome
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma
Howard Hobson
Oregon
Nat Olman
Neir Rules Vlainbake
Olsen
Iate
Drake Deci
Okahoma Albl
Bob Rueland
Drake
Dhaydsien
Goung
Tippy Larkin Wins Easily Over Moran
In New York Larkin defeats Moran in a quick bout. The article notes Larkin dominating with fast combinations and a decisive finish as the crowd watches. Several names and places appear in garbled form, but the win is clear.
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Tippy Larkin
Moran
Tigers Take Home Win As Stars Shine At Bat
PASADENA GALIN reports a high scoring spring game where Williams hits a homer and DiMaggio leads a late rally. Detailing swinging hits and strong pitching, the recap notes a decisive home performance with Pirates and White Boxe teammates mentioned.
Indians May Call Fleming First Sack for 1946 Season
Lou Boudreat of the Cleveland Indians indicates in spring training at Clearwater Florida that Les Fleming will win the initial first base job when the Indians open the 1946 season. If Fleming loses the spot, Mickey Hagg is named, with Eddie Robinson, a promising rookie, ready to fill in.
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Lou Boudreat
Cleveland Indians
Clearwater
Fla
Les Fleming
Indians
Fleming
Wiil
Mickey Hacco
Tribe
Erst
Eddie Robinson
Barron Sets Opening Round Record at Greensboro Open
Herman Barron of White Plains North Carolina tied the course record with a four under par 66 at Sedgefield in Greensboro as the Greensboro Open began. Jim Ferrier finished sub par to sit in second with favorites Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret among 13 players remaining in contention for the title.
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Greensboro
N .C
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. C
Corse
Sedgefield Country Club
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
San, Snead
Hot Springs
Jimmy Demat
Houston
Tex
Sigin
Purdue Relays Today in Lafayette Indiana
Purdue Relays come to Lafayette with Michigan defending a University Division crown. Oxford and Iowa State provide strong competition while DePauw and Butler are noted as challengers in the College Division events.
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Lafayette
Ind
Universito Michigan
Purdue
Mini University
Oxford
O. Wit
Witty de Prue
Butler
Tippy Dominates First Round In Sharp Counter Punching
Larkin scored twice for Moran as Tippy seized command in the opening round with precise counter punches and controlled much of the session, shaping the early rhythm of the bout.
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Larkin
Moran
Tippy
Unclear 1920s sports scores page fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered team names and cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Buffalo Syracuse Newark Louisville and St Louis with inconsistent formatting and partial game data, making a clear event or outcome indeterminable. The readable bits suggest a listings style score table or standings from a multi-city basketball or baseball context.
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United
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Seattle
Chicago
St Boule
Buffalo
Syracuse
Dati
Newark Anko Io
Louisville
Pol Tran
Elizabeth Five Take Lead in Bowling Congress Night
Elizabeth New Jersey five moved into the lead at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Buffalo after several booster teams, posting 2,892 total pins to surpass former leaders U S Linen Supply of Paterson New Jersey by 12. Joe Verrastra of Buffalo rose to fifth in singles with 664 while Cobo Cleaners of Detroit climbed to third in team standings with 2,878.
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Buffalo
Elizabeth
Nadi
American Bowling Congress
al- Joys
U.S. Lnen Supply
Paterson
N. J
Joe Verrastra
Buffalo Tank
Andi Cobo" Cleaners
Detroit
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Fishbeh Pirates
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