Local sports notes and racing tales mix with coaching shifts
The column threads together tales of Stewart leading a high school team, a noted coach’s influence on pitching, and a Kentucky Derby yarn involving Sid Peder. It also references the Esquire poll on the farm system, horse racing figures, and a Crow recipe from the Ohio Conservation Commission.
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Stewart
Mufioen
Baderian
Stewart le
Lynn Tf Pitapalriel
Pitehathick
Sam
Honoluli
Attae
Canton Meassillon
Washington
U. S
Tueln
Wright
Jones
Willners
Tropica
Fiotida
Dal Pitallea
Galume
Esquire
Branch Mekey
Johnny Eckler
Fekey
Ndsias
University of Michigan
Cardinale
St. Louis
Jack
Dempsey
Bob. Fitzsimmons
Mickey Whiker
Wetter
Henry Armstrong
Benny Leonard
Harry, Greb
Barney Ross
Abe
Attell
George Digon
Banight
Pancho Villa
Ating Crow
Ohio Conservation Commission
Viola -Wachal
George Perry
William Rose
Naval Training,Center
Great Lakes
Perry
Naval Training and Distribution Center
Williamsburg
Virginia
Soose
Alaska
Bradford
Sid Peder
U.S. Army
Maly
Lang
Associated Press
Kentucky
Ben Jones
Warren Wright
Sid
Pensive
Peder
Anzla Beachhead
Wvenble
Ted Husing
Janwudge
Ponsiyo
Bil
Matt
Buck
George
Ben
Musing
Q Fen
Bill-Corum
Mov Winn
Buck Weaver
Louisville Times
Dodge Keehbiel
Nvtrait News
Cassine
Agricus
Unclear sports matchups listed in early notes
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple team names and pairings such as Bowling Center Pinegai ar Sherill Home Tavern Masse Club Bendix Westinghouse and others with misread figures. Unable to confirm actual event, date, or results from the readable text.
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Bowling Center
Pinegai-ar-Sherill
Home Tavern
Bendix-Westinghouse
O11
Oona
GO Nay Masse Club
Bendix Westinghouse
O. O
Pinegune
Sheyitt
Leaders In The PVPOTEVE Beer Boom
Fragmentary text notes leaders in a beer scene with mentions of BR and Boagtes Cet and other unreadable terms. The readable fragments reference groups and individuals shaping early beer culture in a local area. Further specifics are unreadable in the provided OCR snippet.
Senators Beat Tribe In 1st Inning Four To Three
Washington opened spring training with a 4 to 3 win as Cleveland hurler Gene Aligee faltered on a late throwing error. The Senators rallied in the ninth, tying and then winning on a clutch single by Cuban infielder Torres with bases loaded and one out, delivering the decisive run as Washington held off Cleveland.
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Wabshington
Itih
Waakparent
Cleveland
Bedwire Biritle
Grittih
Starduiti
Indians
Washington Sehotors
Genege Aligee
Widtaiin
Cuché Antit
Mat Hardee
Torres
Mike Giletta
Wikadine
Rose Peters
Suade
Eda
Guorid
Wuedet
Manus
Kilernan
Johnny Nigs Helmg
Hillis Ayia
Uleyroand
Mevserisevetiines
eTulals
Niegeling
Cleveland Peer
Washington
Rona Cunllod
Reldrea
Sullivain Hitder
Kelithery
Guerra
Tavhe
Twae
Moine
Run —Chuerra
Atolen Basea
Myatt
Kubel O'Dea
Kubel O'Dea. Dot“bin
Wteluinr
Tomwie
Chileve
Weater
Mtendance
Pep’s Superstitions Fly In For Friday Ring Fight
Peppered with quirks, Pep’s routines include a battered bottle and blue red bathrobe as he battles Frankie Rubino Friday in Chicago. The featherweight champ, 21-year-old Navy veteran, seeks win after upset loss to Anvell ringside. promoter Jack Kearns promotes the Chicago card.
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Chicago
New York
King
Sol
Bartok
National Boxing Association
Willie
Coliseum
Pep
Anmoy Anvell
Madison Square Garden
Zanesville and Lima Lead Ohio Baseball Race
Zanesville defeated Lima 19 to 0 as Zanesville and Lima shared the top spot in the Ohio Sale baseball league standings. Marion beat Springfield 2 to 1. A candidate failed a pre induction medical, delaying some roster moves.
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Zanesville
Lima
Columbus
Ailblaw
Lina
Marion
Springfield
Cubs Post Lowest Home Attendance In Club History
The section notes a plunge in Chicago Cubs home crowds, with 94,961 fans at ten home stands including three doubleheaders, surpassing attendance for first-place St. Louis Cardinals in 12 home stands. It also mentions other sports themes and boxing shows with later references to Mike Foyke’s plans at Madison Square Garden.
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U. S.pat
Offaly
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Aqike Jacobs
Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis Garainals
Fqike Jacobs Lnst
Httle
St Nick's Arena
Mike
Madison Square Garden
Jnaight
the Garden
Tee Saveld
Joe Boksi
Jim Tabi
Braves
Brooklyn
Fritz Ostermueller
Tobin
Clye Shoun
Cinycinnati
Chuck Alsna
Ockey Conn McCreary
Bensalyo
Delmont
Pimico
Yankees
Simpy Bykes
McCarthy
She Athletics
Lfeve
Pensive
Brewers Lose Streak as Colonels Top Brewers 4 to 1
Milwaukee's 12 game winning streak ends in a 4 to 1 loss to Louisville as Stanwood Partenheimer shuts down the Brewers after a ninth inning spark. Indianapolis Indians claim their third straight win, defeating Kansas City 10 to 4 behind Woodie Rich.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville Colonels
Indianapolis Indians
Kansas City
Stanwood _ Partenheimer
Brewers
American Association Teadera
Milwaukee
Charley Sproull
Parlenheimer
Sproul
Fred Wallers
Rich
Tames Blues
Indianapolis
Woodie Rich
Blues
Johnny Herr
Columbus
Minneapolis Millers
St. Paul
Toledoo
Joe Mack
Red Birds
St.Paul
Toledo
Mud Hens
Saints
Baseball Scoreboard Recaps Early Season Actions Across Leagues
The report highlights several games and performances from the early season. Cincinnati pitchers host a strong winning stretch while St Louis and Brooklyn break through against Philadelphia and Chicago respectively. Giants edge Pirates as Yankees widen lead, Senators rally to defeat Indians, and Athletics pull ahead with a ninth inning homer by Hayes.
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Aviary
Xouthipare
Ahawn Tas Opporierit
Dint Tobin
Brooklyn
Patties
Navy
Reds
St. Louis Cardinale
Bill McKechhie
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Barrett
Harry Gumbert
Nedgerg Wallop Cub
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cub
Hal Gregg
Red
Carposel
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Ace Adams
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Waller Dubiel
Ed Lopat
Hillis Hayne
Washington Senators
Cleveland, Indians
Frankie Hayes
Frank’ Merriwell Anish
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Hayes
Russy Christopher
Local Golf and Boxing Action At Cherry Ridge and Beyond
General Industries held a golf tournament at Cherry Ridge with Johnny Fritz taking low gross and Fritz second. R E Gargerick had the best poker hand while Cliff Salisbury claimed high gross. Andy Trill won for fewest putts and a three-way tie for flat among Elyria High players. Ted Glider led a youth group with seven, Rudy Brada second, John Koviak third with 92, Stan Rehm eighth. Other scores included Hob Slusner, Pruski, and Johnny Tapps at 98. In boxing, Elmer Ray knocked out Freddie Hudson in the first round in Gainesville, Florida, extending his KO streak to eleven. Willie Joyce bout teased for Chicago Stadium June 2 with Schoenwald and Begun as prelims.
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General Industries
Cherry Ridge
Johhny Fritz
Frank
Fritz
R. E. Gargerick
Cliff Salisbury
Andy Trill
Gua Brown
Clayton Brown
Walt Miller
U : Ted
Elyria High
Cherry Ridge Yestery Day
Rudy Brada
John Koviak
Stan Rehm
Hob Slusner
Re Pruski
Johnny Tapps
Ray
Hudson
Elmer
Gainesville
Pla
Freddie Hudson
Ardmore
Oklo
Hay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wadeon
Kayo
Theana
Arta Higna
Henalong
Shuman Ada
Priza
Bexing
Willie Joyce
Chicago Stadium
Icy Schoenwald
Jack
Iegay
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Hayes Fasse
Ha EI Woiliee
Garr
James E. Brown
Walent Tennis
Senators
Tribe
Phicagg
Stogistop
Bricyater
Igsteck
Bul
Peay
Gefferson
Gefferon Daintond
Anerican Aadstorudd
Argentina
South Afria
Annesville
Anddietown Tees
Newark
Alt
Schuster
Ron i Wisema Ene
Oded
Pacific
Coast
Tim Cor Ree
Wuana
Bivins
Clyveland
Samuel J. Silber
Maldpiha Aivins
Jimmy — Higisie
Biving
James Bivins
TATE
Cal
Waren
Marks
Oakland
1. & Naval
God
Jor Pees
Belmont Radio Corp
Preaudy
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Majeed
Whitney
Basia
Tamer Foray
Jamorro
Unions
Uina
Pet
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Sea
Maat
Egos Fily Sk Rigby
Koster’ Garble
Jim Berie
Ohare
Emer
Wangprigial Tire
Don McGinley
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