Local sports notes and coaching outlook for 1948 season
Elyria and Lorain area prep details. Ralph Taner leads Drake State baseball at fly Stadiin Dre for first outdoor workout. eight IMA winners expected. notable pitchers and infield set. Chandler letter targets and final stage in Class B amateur basketball finals at Lorain. Mentions of 1946 era team standings and local newspaper coverage.
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Lyvia High
Taneers
Fly Stadiin Dre
Ralph Taner
Tikting
Dimond Seins
IMA
Bandr
Mondreis
Jim McNally
Olin Glass
Bil Bock
Humber
Cleveland
Lincoln
Lakewod
Roms Lea
Iyhose
Cetering
Campagne
Feam
Waphants
Elyria
Agaregilian
Chandler
Bo Cpbrop Currier
Hevotilitye
Cotil
Ike
den Parker
John W. Galbraith
Columbus
Pisvurgh Pirates
Bing Crosby
Kerag
Jovaly
Bhyia Standard Cleaners
Lorain Solel
Steavetors
Ce Animal Levin Conny
Ouraarnt
Lorain Endeys
Wenopoby
Fovaena
Hve
Lom Vietety
Elvi
Avan Lake
Legan
Sebel’s Jewelers
Standard Cleaners
Champicog
Cneby
Nefendiey
Hug
Chesses
Charuly
Bultie
Chatiess
Lorain
Ie Koray Cleaners
Cleaners
Twee Streight
Phillies Youth Movement Spurs Lefty Hitter Tale
A long garbled sports feature traces Ralph Lobidide a Bremen baseball figure in a Phillies youth movement. It notes his left handed attempts and surprising switch to right handed hitting, highlighting his athletic background at the University of Vermont and semi pro baseball stints while detailing a coach’s call up and the impact on spring training hopes.
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Oscar Fraley
United Preas
Seawater
Flaolah-Therg
Sahadian
Ralph Lobidide
Ba Chipanei
Babe Hee
Rade Ty
Univerity of Vermont
Lalainte
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Doan Wade
St. Jahonbury
Whire Ralph
Winnisg
Entrores
Rte Prafadelydine
Connie Meek
Phillies
Wilmington
Ruth
Mpents Sertonis Conde Rahan
Ralph Abso
Searie
LePginse
Kalor
Indians Reassign Don Rose to Hollywood in Shuffle
In Tucson, Arizona, the Cleveland Indians cut payroll by sending outfielder Don Rose to Hollywood in the Pacula Coast League move. Rose joined Cleveland in 1944 from Detroit alongside Dutch Messer. He played last season but drew mixed reactions from fans and teammates amid roster changes and lingering trade talk.
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Tucson
Ariz
Opet
Cleveland Indians
Don
Hollywood
Ross
Indians
Detroet
Dutch Meser
Clu
Johor Price
Trie
Cleveland
Brity Vers
Hits 690 Series To Take Singles Lead In Congress
Los Angeles report notes Ernest Jel Dotto of Mererd California leading in the singles with a 690 series. Competitors include Charley Vous of Compton who posted a high 25 pin spree, Jeanie Sonder and Muse Wierler of Lod with top team and doubles scores as the event unfolds with tight competition for seventh place.
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Congress
Los Angeles
Ernest Jel Dotto
Mererd
Cal
Une
Aueriuain
Lodimaneny
Eadiyydace
Charley Vous Wroof
Compton
Vamd Kesey
Dell
Avenine Jeaniesonder
Silky Spree
Nowa
Rollins
Warten Cre
Muse Wierlernecht
Lod
Shiky Allen
Hiphah
Collegiate Basketball Contenders Face Off At Madison Square Garden
A report cites coaches and writers noting parity in early college hoops with Rhode Island, Cary College, and UCLA among teams adopting fast break and perimeter emphasis. Key figures like Kochtevin, Tucker, and others are quoted as shaping styles and preparations for upcoming matchups at the Garden and beyond.
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Cornelius Ryan
United Press
Bay York
Stybe
Madison Square
A. Fyevac
Stent
Rhode Island
Firehorse
Cary College of
Namessen
UCLA
Util
Ott Praises New Edition of Giants
Henry Rieger reports manager Mel Ott praising the refurbished 1947 New York Giants, highlighting speed, spirit, and confidence. The piece lists players contending for positions, including Clint Tretia, Hy Hickebed, Capwell O Whites, Willard Marshall, Bob Thonson, Maguire, Sid Gordon, and Johnny Gee, with rookie talents and veteran hurlers bolstering the roster as spring training begins.
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Henry Rieger
United Press
Homtx
Ariz
New York Giants
Mel Ont Offanys
Giants
John McCraw
Travis Jacksent
Freddie Gindstrom
Dil Terry
Clint Tretia
Goekanan
Willard Marshall
Ike
Stu
Huweers
Bob Thonson
Due Maguire
Trenton
Sloys
Genrelaert
AL White
Jack Graham
Jong
Jonny
Mice
Bob Bitar
Johny Beer
Walker
Saud
Ohio Swim Team National Champ
Ohio State swimmers led by Miller Anders Bove Harlan and Jimmy Strang dominated the collegiate meet in Columbus. Pepper’s team posted 66 points to top the field with Beagle Selrday Wagbles Bolly Shath in pursuit and Calhoun sweeping high and low events.
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Columbus
Tyten Ohlo
Yaajan
Buckeres
Tade Ib
Wic Miller
Anders Bove Harlan
Jimmy Strang
Dak Calhoun
Peppe
Rostet Wy
Mardigan
Pro Cage Standings West Region Update
Western standings show shocks and shifts as teams battle for top slots. Notable players and teams from Yulee Fai to Van PRs pace the field while Ohio and New York clubs jockey for position in early season action.
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Chine
Hans
Jewelers Record 2 661 Series Shakes League Leaderboard
Gardner Jewelers rolled a 2661 series to beat Eddie's Barbers in a Sunday match, keeping a four game edge for first place over Hart Construction. Barbers won one game with a 938 high score in game one while Farrell Summers and Lyte Castle shared top scoring honors.
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Elyria Moose
Gardner Jewelers
Ihe
Eddie's Barbers
Barbers
Hart Construction
Farrell Summers
Lyte Castle
Eddie Ferraro
Summers
Castle
Buckeye Mold & Die
Olempic
Olympic Recreation
Ruth Henke
Marton Henke
Cleaners Win Enter A Finals In Lorain County Tourney
Oberlin based Cleaners reach the Class A finals with a 735 combined score as Lorain Kirby Cleaners await in the next round. Other finalists include Stans led Elyria Standard Cleaners and Cavaliers in Class D. Two Class A contenders and several B and C/D matches filled the weekend program at the Y drawing crowds to the Olympic Recreation and Lorain County Amateur Basketball Tournament.
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Pyare
Oberin
Yalc.a
Flawn
Mlyria- Lorain Standard Cleaners
Lorain County
Lorain Kirby Cleaners
Cv Eanel
Lorin Teais
Mians
Cavaliers
Stans
Elyria Wasps
Crivaliers
Hitte
Joseph's
HLF
Whyria Mtanielaedt Cleaners
Lorainihata Ria Lar
Studi Wort
Corre
Oelack
Elyria Standard Cleaners
Lorain Sobel’s Jewelers
Ely- Hd-Lorain Shandard Cleaners
Elyria Boros
Mayfair
Lorain Vikings
St Stains and Cavaliers
Noor
Chass
ODT
Tiber
Unger
Weber
Lee Kinny
Ted Super
Hine
Mangas
Adler
Raor
Dull
Webers
Rogers
Qverlin
Chris Elty
Cate
Heritage
Burdick
Evanoff
Miller
Baron
Renny
Uhrig Tate
Torain Yri
SFANS
Wasrs
Wrober
Dl Sigel
Chitnur
St. Marie
Maris
Haste
Joseph A Avaliurs
Panviek
Parker
Larkeae
Saura
Murray Rt
Lorin Cavaliers
Firemen Beaten by Champions In Cleveland Tourney
The 1940 47 basketball season closed for the Birmingham Firemen as they were knocked out in the Inter City Tournament quarter finals by defending champions Cleveland Rosenblum's AAA. After a first round bye they beat Ray Webb’s quintet 45 37 with Joe Varsa scoring 19 and Hank Thierry 15. Thierry led the loss to Rosenblum's with 12 points.
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Birmingham Firemen
Cleveland
Firemen
Cleveland Rosenblurm
AAA
Rosenblun
Firermen
Ray Webb
Joe Varsa
Hank Thierry
Thierry
Rosenbluimn
Arthredl Rt
Stern
Kuhbilus
Varna
Gubernet
Ale Slavin
Dagtl Te
Cetkhuvic
A. Arturell Lez Ov
Mohoree If
Chownski, Iy
Katz, Rit
Training Camp Notes From Early Spring Baseball
United Press report from Havana and Tampa details outfield candidate Snider with three hits for the Dodgers and Reiser’s first appearance for the Spear ots, while Reds and Cardinals add players, Libke heads to the Pacific Coast League, and Chicago White Sox beat Cubs with strong hits as Ruffing departs after five innings.
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Havana
Guha
Duke
Snider
Ur Hriwidsn
Judevrs
Lee Purdeher
Bre Uf
Seconh
Jack Jurgensen
Pete Hreiser
Preaudklyat
George Munger
Ken Burkhart
Libke
Reds
Hollywandell
Tucson
Anna
Cleveland
Tadiias
Chieigo White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Cubs
Yhe White Sox
Mel Harder
Roger Wolff
New York Yankee
Red Ruffing
Sox
Reading
Orval Grove
Two Play Off For Charlotte Title
Charlotte golfers force a playoff to decide the Open trophy after George Schoux and Cary Middlecaff both post strong scores. Schoux of Mamaroneck NC and Middlecaff of Memphis vie for the $10,000 prize in the Charlotte Open.
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Charlotte
N.C
Hase
George Schoux
Mamaroneck
Dr. Cary Middlecaff
Mmemphis
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