Oberlin High School Basketball Mentor Swaps and Coaching Changes
Oberlin High School’s athletic committee discussed coaching roles with notable figures such as Robinson and Fairchild, while Fairchild planned a return for the 1948-47 season. The article also notes preparations and personnel changes across local baseball and boxing scenes, including Getz taking over Lew Blatchford’s management and plans for Cleveland Golden Gloves duties.
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Robingat
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Ithieliesen Minuies
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Robinson Cage
Waaat Theunder
Heofie
Hank “Andorla
Lordin Aingunerr
Isinglok Orl
Andarky's Recreation
South Loraine
Vas
Elyria
Hilerested
Ahasilel Mall
Ethles
Andarka
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AMOND
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Sehnduleg
Daye Cohimbin
Hays
Gast
Mike Gels
Cleveland Fehltyanager
Lew Blatchford
Lorin
Doc Blatchford
Jimmy Giavolgne
Gotz
Blatchford
JA Girees
Getz
Sminning Pail Carbetty
Mansfeld
Arbetta
Europe
Boston
Cleveland Golden Gloves
Mike
Cleveland Glovers
Grapefruit Circuit Notes Mix Of Spring Baseball Nonsense
Spring training camp reports from Tampa and Florida recount a chaotic Grapefruit League scene. Abe “Wonder Boy” Hatten draws praise as a top Dodger prospect while Leo Durocher eyeing a breakout year for a 26 year old southpaw. Bill McKechnie frets over Reds poise after a wild 13-walk outing against the Braves. Giants battle Phillies for return to major league play as Detroit’s hitters and pitchers showcase in Lakeland and Bisbee.
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Unite! Press
Daytona Heach
Fli
Plidicers
Abe Osparlight
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wonder Boy
Jelly Joe Hatten
Washington
Hatten
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Crane
Dodger
Y. Hew
Mane
Leo Durocher
Tampa
Fila
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Rcellar
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Ovichuty
Ale Hough
Braves
Mali
Ciee Wilkesl
Hiv le Belp
Athe Braves
Owen
Adie
Joe Bowman
Wolverine swimmers set marks at Ban Whe meet
A large pool event drew 158 swimmers from 32 colleges. Michigan, Stanford, Navy and others posted top times with Anderson and Cowell among standout performers. Final results noted several seniors delivering strong showings amid a busy program.
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Anierson
Stanfordy
OSMS
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Mivese
Hal
Cowell
Navy
Ward
Hadksfroleeth
Euling Dirk
Feial
Dick Fetterman
Osy
President To Toss Out First Ball
President to toss out first ball as Washington opens home season. Reported misrendered text mentions White House events and Senate remarks, with references to April start dates and ceremonial duties surrounding the opening of a season.
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Washington
Macey
Lania
Senators
Mavatain
Jamaica Meeting Opens April 6
New York reports the opening of Jamaica Meeting on April 6 with a full card of races. Feature events include the six furlong stake with Rodwell and other contenders among a crowded field. The ceremony marks a renewal of spring racing activities across the circuit.
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New York
York
Tomaca
New York Sun
Uae
Sovander
Koockidown
Abstract of a 1900s Exhibition Baseball and Music Festival Notes
A fragmented OCR item mentions broad topics including exhibition baseball with various names and places, a festival of phones and music, and references to California discovery era, multiple individuals, and possible cultural events. The readable fragments imply a parade or festival atmosphere with performances and honors. The piece is partial and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
White Sox Look Like Second Division Team
A garbled snippet notes the White Sox appear to be a second division club with references to players like Luke Appling and other team names and actions, though much of the text is unreadable. The piece hints at performance concerns and potential injuries affecting lineup and results.
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White Sox
Leo. H. Petersen
United Press
NW York
Pindie
Gordon Maltehieniger
West Livision Meaderiah
Teerie Petiree
Oartiel
Weiehy
Manni Tider
Luke
Iain
Trask
Seemil
Columbus Girl Captures Title in Mehl Table Tennis
Leah Thal of Columbus Ohio won the women's championship at the Mehl table tennis tournament, defeating Sol Schitt of New York in three straight games. Miley of New York defeated Rorgo for another title, while Mixes Thail and her twin Thelia led a strong showing from area competitors.
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New York
I. Dicks Miles
Leah Thal
Columbus
O. Tank
Mtchos
Miley
Sol Schitt
Mise Moll
Bieh School
Suuideit
Rorgo
Hinemive Chaever
Thail
Aster Thelia
Besten i Die
Aes Mae Charan
Cumnethin Abess
Mildred
Shaidin
Bastin
Wykeent Women’s Pin Schedule And Local Events
Fragmented OCR style reads Wykeent Recreation vs Lalises Beauty Shop and several contestants. Names and places are garbled. appears to list matches, vendors, and a campaign reference with unclear timing and figures.
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Lalises Beauty Shop
Local bowling meet yields mixed results and big scores
The report highlights Franko Praster of Be& Th. Pood Market and Clarence Keen of Millers in standout performance. Art Dawson racks up a 200 single game as teams Catalysis and others claim victories amid a string of matches.
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Patie
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oShackers
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Leagie
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Triekers
Millers
Clarence Keen
Art Dawson
Fort Wayne and Zallivers seek World’s professional title run
In Chicago and Midlland Michigan sport briefs note Fort Wayne Inez Zallivers advancing toward the World’s professional basketball championship with a semifinal bid after a 68 to 62 win over the Dow Chemists. Across town Jimmy Bell faces suspension in boxing after a seventh round in which he refused to answer the bell.
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Chicago
Washington
Jimmy Bell
Doxing Association
Lerpiary Witer
District Boxing Commission
Inslistaelory
Jackie Crawford
Bell
Golden Gloves
Syyth
Cole
Rocky Victory Ends Heated Boxing Bout in Final Round
In a tense clash at ringside, Rocky defeats Serve after a dramatic second half rally. The champion teetered, took a brutal series of blows, and fell behind before finishing with a decisive late flurry. Referee ended the bout as Serve failed to defend, marking Serve’s third loss of his career.
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Inka
Danoyay
Marys
Serve
Vareer
Ray
Robison
Sarve
Ohioan Named Navy Athletic Director
ANNAPOLIS Mich po Cuyit Edinand B Taylor, 42, was named athletic director at the US Naval Academy. He captained the Navy football team and starred in lacrosse basketball and boxing. A Lima Ohio native, Taylor earned the Navy Cross and other decorations as a wartime destroyer commander. He graduated from the Academy in 1925.
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O. Taylor
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Academy
Oxford Beats Cambridge in postwar boat race victory
In a hard fought crew clash on the river, Oxford University triumphed over Cambridge by a clear margin, completing the race in under twenty minutes. The favored Oxford crew showed resilience and strength, securing a decisive win as supporters cheered.
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London
Oxford — University
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Ferrier Leads At Charlotte Open Tourney
Ferrier posts a 134 to move ahead at the Charlotte Open in New York. The event features travel and travel-like references as competitors vie for the $10,000 prize with Lawson Jittle of Montevideo and Eds Oliver among others noted.
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MacMitchell Seeks Bankers Mile Win
Chicago action centers on Mac Mitchell former NYU star returning from Navy service to run in the 101st annual Bankers Mile at the Chicago Relays. The event closes the Winter Campaign with top sprinters, including Milehall and other noted speedsters, aiming for major races and a first classic appearance for Mitchell.
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UPI- Lisle
MacMitchell
New York
Whe Caine
Navabsersiee
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Midwest
The
New Yorker
Women’s Bowling Assn to Meet Sunday Afternoon
The Women’s City Bowling Association will hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at Wyckreen Recreation. At the gathering entry fees for the upcoming vive tournament will be posted, and towns are urged to send representatives.
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Onelurk
Wykren Recreation
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