Derby chatter and club shifts cast in Lorain lore
The article surveys horse racing odds at Churchill Downs and nearby tracks, naming horses like Stir Up and Platter, plus Derby prospects and trainer notes. It shifts to local Lorain County sports, highlighting Clearview High baseball, Buckosh’s mound work, and coach Stubblefield’s impact, with track results from seventh grade meet and informal golf matches.
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Deadeayter
Churchill Bowhis
Kentuelo
Borgigi
Sir Upp Platter
Stir Up
Gay Bit
Gramps “Image
U. 8
Serloviely
Guadalcanal
Malinovsky
Oberlin
Yo Slremond
Midinovsky
Matinovsky
Lorin
Oberlin Post
Stanalefield
Clearview
High
Dale
Waste Elyda
Scotlan
Ohio
Nex
Loraine
Brookside
Grafton
South Amherst
Independence
Cuyahagh
George Duckesh
Buckosh
Cum Stubblefield
Mary's
Jefferson
Lou Kalypus
St. Mary's
Middland Bourth
Wa Damit
Mamiltan
Ave Garels
Bly
Howard Polywrdee
Wis
Fraklin
Thibn
Steve Ons
Brows
KR. A
Doc Crandill
Cherry Wide
Elyyla
Lorain
Cleasiow
Uwtil
West River Road
Liks
Bub
Crandall
Colin
Blyton
Syracuse
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Neaberstyip
Elyvia Booster Club
Fragmented Hints From Obscure 1900s Baseball Roster Notes
A garbled OCR excerpt lists players and teams including Cleveland, Batten, Metron, Hogan, and Reynolds. It reads like a late 19th or early 20th century baseball roundup with mentions of base hits, wild pitches, and lineups. The fragmentary text cites several players and game actions in a period tone, but lacks coherent narrative.
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Vietary
Hevinde Pavleman
Hatha Shulied
Hee Kwitnee
Johnson
Arerey Ie Mockell
Suser
Atebrite
Tahor
Rivest
Seereyea
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Rocea
Dobie Gings
Viral
Peters
Kellnety
Rocca
Heynoldas
Baudreald
Raton
Keltier
Valers
Lalon Basen
Cleveland
Bonton
Reynolds
Ohairman
Mit
Donhsan
Wits
Heynalds
Kieman
Bawman
Bett Wyba
Me Johnson
Reynalda
Witiner
Roy- Helin
Laser—Bowman
Umphras Royer
Pioneers Top Rocky River In Eight Inning Victory
Elyria courier reports the Pioneers defeated Rocky River eight to zero as Lysaght fans eight in a dominant mound performance. Key hits by Tracey, Browne, and O Connor drive early scoring while Craig and Your combine on the mound to seal the lead.
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Henohnel
Aelle
Diet Trois Tadane
O'Connor
Paneors
Dick Mrowilen
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Thy
Aeframé Uf
Jack Your
Craim
Allukker
Alf Ison
Pioneers
Young
iElyria
Larry Tras Cey
Tom iGotro
Tom Allen
Tracey
Vic“ Stewart
Browne
Gotto
Bill Schoenbachler
Lysaght
Bob Loesch
Dobson
Marcy Paul
Ray Sarles
Loesch
Glen Preslan
Jim Mmague
Rocky Niver
Incerder
Dave
Blyrion
Biamlbite
Smiash
Lygaght
Olinger
Bob Dusving
Sarles
Hfth
Instoman
River
Cauxing Lyekita
Er Ray da
Busta
Spacer
Beilalamm
Bawart
Seevay
Penuila
Lawhden
Cura Aduana Phillies
Kien
Yankeen Oehans
Viruiel
Vaumers
Tyvig Say
Cardia Vilger Anhietics
Meestan
Doedluw
Sality Ricphegis
Fires Ware
Trosky
Faure
Bendix Golf League opens with office lead in season start
The Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Brake Company Golf League kicked off at Spring Valley with ten teams. Assembly beat Methods 8-4, Production edged Material Control 7-6, and Inspection defeated Machine Shop 5-1. Several players tied for top score with Stan Machine, Boystin’ and De Hickin among leaders. Marty Westing and Cluck Tumpleton won prizes for long drive and closest to the pin.
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Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive - Brake Company
Spring Valley
Daklig
Westinghorse J
Will
Stan Ma
Boystin
de Hickin
Hob Shunk
Chuck Bush
Omarty Westring
Cluck Tumpleton Alsy
Gillman Named Denison Football Mentor
Gillman appointed as acting bench coach at Denison University by Dr. A H Upham president of Miami University. He previously assisted Francis Schmidt at Ohio State and coached at Denison before joining Miami University. Holcomb left for Army service. Gillman helped set seven wins and seven losses for the season, including a 7 7 tie with Indiana.
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Oxford, CO
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Sidney Gilman
Gillman
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Inc
Cotch
Denison University
Tha
Miami
Whitephen Stuart Kk
Holcomb
Onin State
Motuleam
Wnta
Indiana
Jefferson wins Ely Field Championship with star performance
Jefferson's team dominates the Ely Stadium Field Championship, led by standout Jeff White who captured three events and anchored the winning 80-yard relay. Franklin edges St Marys for second as Kemp, Resir, Mengantine, and others post solid showings amid new meet records in six of seven events.
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Jefferson
Ely Stadium
Jefferson's
Franklin
St. Mary's
McKinley
Coo Rly
Hamilton
Nick Resir
St Mary's
White
Kemp
Re¢ar
St. Mark's
Lima, Zanesville Tied For Lead In Ohio League
In Columbus, Lima defeated Newark 10 to 6 and Zanesville beat Springfield 6 to 1 to pull even atop the standings. Marion snapped a six-game skid with a 5 to 0 victory over Miamis burg, while the freescoring night featured strong hitting and several early leads.
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Columbus
Marion
Ohio State Baseball League
Middletown
Lima
Zanesville
Newark
Fanesville
Springfield el
Lakewood Favored To Win Tomorrow's Track Meet
Lakewood enters the annual meet favored to win with most opposition from Shaw and Lorain. Elyria pins its hopes on Mynchenberg in the quarter and half mile runs as the joust opens at 1 90, with field events slated to begin at 2.
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Ifield
Lakewood
Lakewtod
Ileetredit
Shaw
Bay Ny
Vailaha
Keli
Bait
Dayidin
Puesta Smith
Tom Lichvack
Hob O'Bonnell
Milee
Baxter
Bob’ Gamble
Ernest Dicksoh
Krank
McCormile
Bob O'Durhell
Bard Silih
Tom
Mynchent Berg
Harry Guard
Reltng
Daykin
Mynchentberg
Elmer Zolal
Smith
Sackson
Lichnack
McCorstnlek
Zakal
Jim Boyd
Dart Keech
Bill Gibbens
Gard
Fatemer
Dackaon
Mynchenbera
Gibbens
Jackson
Mynchenberm O'Dornnell
Rangers
Lorath
Elyria
Mynchelberg
Deadlock In Boys Golf Play At Cherry Ridge
Elyria High boys competed at Cherry Ridge public links yesterday afternoon. Stan Rehm and Sherwood Byam tied for top honors with 6? Rudy dy posted 90, while Johnny Koviak 95, Johnny Lapus 96, Tom Pruski 96, Hob Slusher 87, Gary Gray 98. Bill, Lawrence, and Paul Kirkpatrick each shot 78 to lead the group.
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Elyria High
Cherry Ridge
Stan Rehm
Sherwood Byam
Rudy Dy
Johnny Koviak
Tohnny
Lapus
Tom Pruski
Hob Slusher
Gary Gray
Bill, Lawrence
Paul Kirkpatrick
Fragmented OCR note on International actions and events
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment mentioning various places and names such as Monreal Vevey Wackeneer and Mosa, with scattered references to international tabs and a night game. It lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond a few place names and generic terms.
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Wana Eity
Paul
Wanves
Raevn
Ayt Sreruse
Monreal
Vevey & Wackeneer
Mosa
Bullala
Farang Po
Clearview and Avon Shore Up Track Title in Relay Wars
Clearview dominated the boys division with multiple events won by Keri Brooks and Harold Trockley while Avon’s Allan Thompson and Norm Debker pushed hard in sprints and distance. Mary Wagner led the girls with 14 points, winning baseball throw and hop step and jump as records were set in several events.
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Clearview
Avon
Avon Lake-wol
Breck
Thismeel
Keri Brooks
Brooks
Hut Les
Allan Thompson
Avon Star
Tov Hia
Thompson
Harold Trockley
Norm Debker
Trockley
Oebeker
Oebker
Wagner
Mary Wagner
Iwo
Olgnott
Von
K. Brooke
Thomas
Homer al
Smith
Wickland
Nz Brooks
Ms Tremhath
Trock
Powell Vie
Hamhis
Redding
Trockis Fouros
Sheldon
Mie Ray Dekker
Barrictane
Jt Mubey
Luke
Brosnholm
Broaka
Gable
A. L
Mallenberg
Lo ¢ Bammer
Arthretlohn
Inetas
Thom Ton
Clearviee Detiontt
Dolenos
Ayos
Powell
Mr Ba
Wren
Saliia
Avon Lake Girls Softball Win Championship Clash
Avon Lake girls softball team defeated Clearview by a score of 42 to 17 to win the Lorain County Class championship. Clearview previously won the title in 1842. Last year the tournament was not completed due to bad weather.
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Clearview
Avon
Lake
Lorain County Clase
Lumber Team To Drill At Cascade Sunday
West Side Lumber and Coal team of the Class Fo League holds a practice at 1:29 Sunday afternoon at Cascade Park. Manager Steve Kawalyts states all last year’s eligibles born on or before January 1 1944 may try out, with ages up to 15.
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West Side Lumber
Coa
Cascade’ Park
Diamond
Steve Kawealytes
Kawalyts
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