Elyria Golf Team Favored in Lake Erie Meet
Elyria led by Billy Hull and Steve Traicoff is rated the class of the Lake Erie meet at Grantwood course Saturday. The Eagles aim to defend last year’s title as Lacroin, Lakewood and others enter. Hull leads in scoring with Traicoff close behind, team total strokes around 1393.
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Elyria
Pars Jugh
Rodph
Lake Erie
Schenls
Lacrain
Lakewood
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Lakewed
Sandusky
Ite
Billy Hull
Tte
Steve Tralcoff
Hall
Jerry Forst
Jim Fogeu
Sam Paulus
Traicoff
Ed Pawhykt
Ten Catt
Gumbrr
George Prohaska
Jack Stanford
Provhaska
Stanford
Hull
Teaicolt
Tricott
Traipoff
Proiatka
BES
Swithh
Pevc Hasks Ig
Traleoff
Erie
Elyriae
Shaker Heights Coach Resigns for Mount Union Role
Tillard Pederson resigns as head football and basketball coach at Shaker Heights High School to pursue the football post at Mount Union College in Alliance. Pederson, ex University of Colorado Al Am basketball player, led Shaker Heights since 1940 amid a 10 game football win stretch and a 20 straight basketball losses, with potential successors named as Jack Ra leis and Pat Trojan.
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Shaker Heights
Tillard Pederson
Mount Union College
Alliance
Pederson
Al-Am
University of Colorado
Art Francis
Shaker
Lake Erie
Ore
Elyria
Tederson
Shakes Heights
Robert B. Patin
Jack Raleid
Pat Trojan
Michigan’s War Pedagogy Shapes Physical Education
Michigan’s physical education program has shifted toward wartime fitness, expanding intramural activities and specialized classes for military service hopefuls. The Sports Building sees record use as students pursue individual conditioning, with ROTC units receiving swimming instruction and broader access to fitness programs.
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Michigan
University of Michigan
Artletic Department
Naval and
Military Rotc
Eight Track Teams Vie For County Scholastic Class B Title Friday
Eight track teams from local high schools compete for the Lorain County Class B scholastic title at Oberlin College gym Friday starting at 3:30 PM. Defending champ Clearview leads a field including Avon Lake Avon, Brownhelm, Ridgeville, Columbia, and Terfield with Avon Lake the standout in girls and boys divisions.
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Ton Clearview
Lorain County
Clare
Oberlin
Tepe Mbictic
Dan Kinsey
Chatvier
Sciewile
Scheol
Avon Avon Lake
Boshion
Brown
Term
Columbia
Ridgeville
Terfield
Avon Lake
Avens Lake
Avon
Brewnhelm
Clearview
Redseville
Grefton
Columbia Line
Trama
Boys’ Trade
Aver
Take
Broanhelm
Cheaniew
Ardzeville
Fast Cateliste
Brookside
Vincent
Bright
Frede Swhrel
Ware
Penfield Junction
Elyria High Tracksters Prepare for Lake Erie Meet Debut
Elyria High's 15 tracksters, led by coach Wilbur S Vaughn, prep for the 15th annual Lake Erie track and field meet at Cleveland Heights Saturday. A 13-man squad will compete in 14 events, with Sayles in four events and Livelseberger anchoring the 4x100. The meet begins at 2 PM, Lakewood defending champion with 12 of 13 meets won since 1972.
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Aeness
Wilbur S. Vaughn
Elyria High
Cleveland Heights
Vaughn
Elyria
Pidnerts
Saylee
Bill Sayles
Iumpa
Chi Livels
Vautha
Green
Bush
Sayles
Livelsberger
Wasner
O'Conner Stevens
Rapetan
Brunner
Gollmar
Livelebereer
Humphreys
Livelybereer
Abie Run
Hines
Stevens
Herdles
Cook
Mile
Humphress
Mynchenbere
Wagner
Lakewood
Shaw
Rangers
Accountants 3094 High In Somber Bowling Tournament
In Elyria Bowling Center action last night the Accountants of Western Auto league posted a 3094 series, handicapped at 437, leading the field in the Bomber for MacArthur Bowl event. Other top totals include Olen Manufacture 2934, Eacles Treasurers 2904, Western Grinders 2823, Facies Secretaries 2910, Western Draw Plant 2817, and Recreation Tavern 7770 in Class A. Eight teams scheduled tonight with Wykrent Home League leading a slate of eight, followed by semi finals Friday with twelve teams in play across shifts at 7 and 9. The field includes Standard Cleaners, Grosy Fiddle Goodmar, Beverages, Meulsion Helfrich Coals, H and RB Eginent, Oberlin Dairy, Wykrent Grandpas, Mouttan Candies, and others from several leagues.
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Sas
Elyria
Olen Manufacture
Brwilaz
Eacles
Western Grinders
Facies
Western
Recreation Tavérn
Wykrents
Standard Cleaners
Goodmar
Beverages
Meulsion-Helfrich Coals
RB Eginent
Oberlin Dairy
Wykrent
Blue Sky
Ian Leader
Shippers of
Ebentuix
Westinghouse League
Indians
Republic Steel All-Stars
Reepublic Steel
Ridee
Club Tris
Western Automatic
Grinders
Late Shit
Oelock
Mantey Wines
Smitty
Harshaw Chemical
Gerber Foods
Howling Center
Lorain
Standings Amid League Vestiny Resae Donon 42
The standings show Resae Donon leading the league with 42 points. Cleveland Terk trails with 9 while other teams like Chicks, Tariss, Tadadesphve and Detira hold 2 points each.
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Aqueas League
Vestiny
Resae Donon
Ceveland Terk
Tariss
Tadadesphve
Detira
DAMES
Tory Ast
Tomorl
Baten
Rieaten
Witage Taseteirhy
Coyesrn
Mwehn
Ree Teak
Pittabaearh
Irhia
Leva
Aero Seneren
Velemort
Thinteay
Palomo
Tranter
Trento
Ansuanays
Seaark
Gerry Ratterere
Wellington Defends Title in Lorain County Tourney at Oberlin
Wellington Hisi's Lorain County Clare B Champion faces Henrietta in a Lorain County Class B tournament semi at Oberlin. Defending champs qualified by beating Camden 3 in quarters. later semis feature Exton vs Gratton Ridgeville winner and Last two-homed trains vs Vite. Eaton reached semis by defeating Clearview Igo. finals set for 3 pm at Oberlin College Athletic Field.
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Wellington Hisi
Lorain County
Henrietta
Oberlin
Champiors
Camden
Dukes
Brighton
Caton
Exton
Gratton-Ridgeville
Eaton
Clearview
Igo
Gratton
Columbia
Hidgeville
Lake
Belden
Brookside
Columba
Avon Lake
Weller
Welcck
Oberlin College
Duckpin League To Meet On Thursday
City bowlers are urged to attend a meeting at Elyria Bowling Center Thursday evening at 9 o clock. The gathering seeks to organize the Duckpin League and discuss participation and local interest.
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Duckpin League
Elyria
Leo Durocher Quiet After Dodgers Fall to Cardinals
LOUIS, Mo May 6 Leo Durocher lost a $50 argument to umpire Ziges and kept silent after a 3 1 loss to the Cardinals. The Dodgers, led by a volatile manager, show struggles against southpaws and failed to sweep a doubleheader, with Howart Pollet stifling Brooklyn late.
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G'. Louis
La—Loud
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Leo the Loud
Ziges
Cardinals
Larry French
Lutheran League Bowlers Banquet at St John’s Lutheran
The annual Lutheran League Bowlers Banquet will be held this evening at St John’s Lutheran School on Third Street. Speaker for the occasion is Hoesterey, manager for the Cleveland division of the Brunswick Balke-Collender Company.
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St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s Lutheran School
Third Street
Islaating
Hoesterey
Cleveland
Brunswick = Balke - Collender Company
Mills Sustains Indians Rally With Pinch Hits
Colonel Mills, veteran outfielder for the Cleveland Indians, has starred in the American League race by delivering clutch hits. Replacing Roy Weatherly in center field, Mills is batting .356 with 10 hits in 13 at bats and 10 RBIs, fueling the team’s strong showing.
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Colonel
Buster) Mills
Maie Oasticides
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Roy Weatherly
Indians
Mills
Foster And Barbour Win Top Honors In Women First Meet
At Elshna Country Club women held their annual golf session with Foster and Barbour earning top honors. Mrs Foster shot 101 for low gross while Mr Barbour posted 103.30 for low net. Second meeting planned for next Tuesday with May set for low reserve on selected holes.
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Ira
Earle Foster
Mrs. Howsard Harbour
Elshna Country Club
Contests For Service Relief Schedule Set In May
New York May 6 Sixteen games were slated today for Friday and the weekend to aid Army Emergency Relief and the Navy Relief Society. The schedule was arranged after conferences among Judge Rene Ian Sm Landix National League President Ford Frick American League President Willam Har tidee Col John T Taylor Army and Lieut William L jug kins Jr of the Navy. The listings include American League Chicago at Cleveland and Cleveland at Chicago on May 2 and July 2 with National League Chicago at Cincinnati on May 27 and Cincinnati at Chicago on June 30.
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New York
Army Emergency Relief
Navy Relief Society
Rene
Ian SM. Landix
National League
Ford Frick
Navy
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indians Beaten Third Straight By Boston 13-3
Cleveland Indians losing their third consecutive game, a 13 to 3 defeat at Boston. Bagby pitched for Cleveland, facing New York later in the schedule. Indians had been on a 13-game win streak before this setback as Boston’s offense produced 18 hits across four Cleveland pitchers.
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Indians
Boston
N York
Cleveland Indians
Dim Gagby
New York Yankees
Bagby
Ernie Boneham
Yasha
Lrad Ry Walt
Kid Sox
Yanks
Cleveland
Non Kennedy
Baston
Tet Williams
Foiming
Sox
Ken Chate
Washington
Frank Biscan
Timokiyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Kosten Braves
Lacey French
Rem Burns
Howie Pollitt
Max Lanter
Jim Wallace
Paul Wanet
I Walters
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Giants
Walters
Linus Free
Mike A McCormick
Hal Schumacher
Schumacher
Johnny Podgajny
Philadelphia Phils
Chicaca Cubs
Phils
Claude Passeau
Tavern Team Wins From Oils Takes All City Crown
Tavern team defeats Shell Oil 2 games to 1 in the season roll off to claim the All-City League championship for 1941-42 at Wikrent’s Recreation. Sheil Oil won game one, Tavern answered with a decisive second game, and the final game saw Tavern win by 78 pins. Cotton of the Tavern earned high series honors with 46 and 1, for top individual score.
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Shell Oil
Wikrent
Tayry Tavern
Sheil Oi
Tare
Jearrer
West Side Extends Unbeaten Run in Elyria High Loop
West Side remains unbeaten with a 7-3 victory over Central at Ely Stadium in Elyria High Intramural Baseball League action. Pitchers were Jim Etemes for West Side and Lou Smith for Central with Steve Studnicki catching for the winners. Central suffers its third loss.
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West Side Annexes
Elyria High Loop
West Side
Elyria High
Central
Ely Stadium
Jim Etemes
Lou Smith
Steve Studnicki
Carle Gamble
Eastern Heights
South Side
Rigney Is Due For Army Call
Chicago report says Johnny Rigney, 27, White Sox pitcher, may be drafted in June. Draft officials note he was previously rejected for physical reasons but could be reclassified after illness. County board chairman confirms ongoing review and possible induction details.
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Chicago
Johnny Nigney
Chicazo White Sox
Tlan
EF. Lectriz Af Crok
Rigney
Jewelers Softball Details and Ridgeville Practice
In a rough read, the Jewelers team beat an opponent and featured two home runs and two singles while pitcher Frank Zalatel allowed three hits. They schedule a pro game against Rideville for 6:30 at Ridgeville diamond. Ridgeville girls drill tonight at 6:30 inviting last year’s players and hopefuls to try out. Dublin air raid shelters to host 62440 people.
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Vic Silver
Waltopet Club
Tristam
Saat Nicht
Ely‘ra
Frank Tei Zalatel
Jews Jwelers
Jewelers
Rideville
Democrats
Ridgeville
Nothe
Indians Yanks Open Two-Game Series in Tight Standings
OSCAR FRALEY reports Cleveland seeks to rebound after pasting Detroit and Boston while the Yankees ride a four-game win streak and air of pennant contention. DiMaggio fuels New York with two homers and a 10th-inning triple as both squads clash for top spots.
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Mitel Meese
Corresgume
York
Cleveland
Mitories
Havedante
Mie Ea
White
Tribe
Toston Ted Bas
Yankees
White Sox
Vist
Cleveliit
Young Din Gagby
Agatinet
Yanks
Ernie Honhaan
Doe DiMaggio
Chicago
DiMbiggio
Tony Henrich
Dohnny Bindedl
Kaneko
Higney
Eigh
Fruays
John Dee DiMaggio
The
Brewers Lose Home Game In Tight AA Series Showdown
Milwaukee falls 3-4 at home as Columbus Redbirds rally in the ninth to steal a 4-3 win. Lon Klein hits ten homers for the Yuma Trojans, while St Paul and Indianapolis split shutouts as Steve Rachunek blanks the Saints and Neatudik brings in the only run. A separate item notes new fireproof propels for cars approved by Italy’s Department of Commerce.
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Miwauace Brewers
Trad
Columbus Redbirds
Milwaukee
Hyeak
Brewery
Red Birds
Lon Klein
Co ‘ ‘Yumatrus
Troians
SaTnty
Indianzpolis
St. Paul
Steve Rachunvk
Satnis
Neatudik
Ting Ese
Kaine
Bill Swift
Tr Ramen
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Vias Woludzko
United States Arty Air Corps
MacDill Field
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Walotzke
Toledo University
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Detroit Tiers
Tony
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Roosevelt
4 Rational Press Association
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Itare
Pew Allon School
Ben Arener
United States
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Willard
Marshall
Wiedar
Giants
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Durocher
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Howart Pollet
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Crerel
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Dublin
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Department of Commerce
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Knights of Calumbuy
Elyria Bowling Center
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City Loan
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Bartow
Woed-Boty
Strahd-Hun
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Elyria Baeling Center
Martin
Tntted Press
Ahirston
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Witter
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