Record College Track Meet Sets Historic 1943 Marks
Clearview led a field of New York area clubs in a stormy state Class B trial at Columbus. Berger of Bay Village set a 4 minute mile in a fitting 1943 standard, while Keil Brooks of Clearview starred with a high score and long discus. Avon Lake and Amherst figures dominated the relays as a dozen schools qualified two individuals and two relay crews for the state finals.
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Roinés
Clearvlew
Eseluk
Brooklyn
Berger
Bay Village
Keil Brooks
Cleatlew
Yeaterday
Kia
fHirnukg
Clearview
Columbus
Aid
Brooks Clear Rage Titronasville
Thoman
Art Henan
Bammer
Bay Villexel
Troekiey
Powell von
Thompaah
Ilingelske
Mile Run
Dodds
Cebker
Tyalder Witham
Halventen Fines
Rand
Meraer
Whontaay
Balarin
Put—Kirkland
Avon, Lake
Wii
Bronclearvine
Firat
Awe
J. Am- Herat
Brawnhelm
Burhank
Gig Haedavon
Smith
Ayer
Rig sAveni
Ferguson
Prcus
Kiski
Jaye
Sprague
Aten U
Burbank
Wee
Sunropara
Baits
Elyria Junior Track Stars Shine At Fairview Relays
Jefferson Junior speedster Won LUiree as Elyria juveniles place second in a Fairview Relays meet. Rocky River War won the 0 yard dash in 7.2 seconds with Dick Gibbens second. White wins 200 yard dash in 22.3 seconds. Elyria relay team of White Elmer Zolal Tomstone and Gibbens posted 30.2. Obeshaw of Elgris won the vault with 9 feet. Keech second in shot put. Zolal second in mile. Dart and Kemp excel in broad jump.
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Jefferson
Celyria
Fairview
Eitees
Elyrian
Dick Gibbens
Gibbens
White
Flac
Trihant
Elyria
Elmer
Zoltal
Tom -Tonceibbens
Dick. Obeshaw
Elgris
Vautt
Hes
Dart
Keech
Zolal
Cun
Ray* Kemp
Frank Mancuso and Paratrooper Turned Baseball Scout
The article recounts Frank Mancuso, a catcher for the Browns, praising the Chicago White Sox as the toughest team faced and noting his recovery from a severe parachute accident at Fort Benning. It references Mancuso’s older brother Gus Mancuso of the Giants and includes remarks from Frank and his roommate Al Hollingsworth at the New Yorker, describing White Sox pitching, infield, and power as league strongest.
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YORK
Ancuso
Browns
Chicago ‘White -Sox
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Guy Im
Rank
Tank Destroyers’ Corps
Camp Hood
Tex
Fort Benning
Frank
Ancusco
al Hollingsworth
The
New Yorker
Browne
White Sox
Yankees
Washington
Cpe
Pxy Colent
Phebe Frank
Atcher
Philadelphia Cubs Defeat in Rough Inning Showdown
A chaotic baseball game featured early scoring by the Phillies with key hits from Smith and Umat, while Hamlin started briefly before being knocked out in the second inning. Banks, Peters and Behe contributed, but the visitors held a slim lead as the game progressed, time noted at 1H.
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Phigabelp
Asal Smith
Ailohee
Trieliana
Aerled
Smith
Luke Umat Wotate
Hamlin
Wan
Hockelt
Indiana
Nye
Pean
Beneldesiienbinestine
Eighteen doubles teams in national bowling finals
Chicago led by Paul Krum ske and Joe Sinke qualified for today's finals in the national bowling tournament. Other qualifiers include Steve Nagy Norman Gehring Walter Wellman John Petro Alex Graham Tom Pace and Max Bearer highlighted by 9 hole 48 and 38 scores in group play. Bearer surpassed John Gulowski by one stroke. Also notes on Pfandier Company workers at Spring Valley course and Elyria Hardware baseball practice. Ohio State tops Wright State 4 9 0 on Buckeye diamond as Don Maxa allows three hits.
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Chicago
Paul Krumske
Joe Sinke
Steve Nagy
Norman Gehring
Cleveland
Walter Wellman
John Petro
Alex Graham
Tom Pace
Dover
Max Bearer
Pfandier Company
Spring Valley
Bearer
Tan
John Gulowski
Cap Straw
Kenny
Dearh
Hardwares
Turadat
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Ally
Ohio State
Columbus
Wright
Kittyhawks
Buckeye
Don Maxa
Chatham News Briefs and Local Notices
A May 7 birth to Charles Loule son of Kenneth Simon and Phyllis Grim ay Luthe spiia at Chatham is reported. Local weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cordrey of fakewood and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walkden at Eaton. William Koppler spoke at a Grange meeting about world travel and Suez Canal trips. Music pupils of Mrs. Behrent held a recital. The Senior class plans a trip to Des Strait on May 10. Memorial Day services at the town hall and schoolhouse program feature William Begel as president and Ray Clifid as speaker, with numerous local participants listed.
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Chatham
Bran Chatham
Charles Loule
Grange
Four Fines
Suez Canat
Alba
Bertil
Behrent
Archie Packard
Oscar Nichols
Columbus
Mes
Carl Barkerd
Artur Hawke
Aliss Alma Hawke
Eyton
Lee Walkden
William Begel
Marshall
Hubert Allis
Ray Clifid
WH. J. Kohli
Pyusle
Ada Packard
Zilda Minusg
Avery Clapp
Relly Hartman
Colleen Grim
Charles Herttaignse
Grave
Warner Rowe
Deeyalinge
Ais
M. B. Ripley
Gowers
A. Clipp
Kts
Yoder Veron Cleveland
Mare Gare Fish
Ruth Weideman
Hey
Jsngir Fel
Seeing Gag Rey
Yankees slide stirs few when dynastic pride falters
News of the day shows the New York Yankees dropping four straight games, three to the Chicago White Sox and one to the St Louis Browns, ending their long streak of near dominance. The shift in AL standings puts the Browns in first, while Detroit and Cleveland gain as the Yanks struggle. Brewers, Red Sox, and Pirates also post wins in a busy baseball roundup.
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York
W.P
Yankees
New York
Yankeays
UT Sinus Mgs
Chicago White
Sirious Browns
Browns
Dougie
Detroit
Clevelandss
Bud Metheny
Ed Levy
New Yorkers
al Zarilla
Mark Christman
St. Louis
Christman
Nelson Potter
Atley Donald
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Johnny Joesia
Early Wynn
Indiana
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Mithletics
Al’smith
S Gles
Orin Hackett
Rose Peters
Luke Hamlin
Mike Ryba
Aingle
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Gordon Malteberger
Boston Braves
St. Lois Cardinals
Jim Tobin
Mert Cooper
Joner
Pirates
Gia-Hiltree
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Inser Dick Barret
Chicago
New York Giants
Bhy Vandenberg
Ace Adams
Cliff Melton
Bruins
Boston Hed Sox
Broadcloth Is Top Pick In Withers Mile Field
Broadcloth heads a strong three year old lineup for the Kentucky Derby season with a likely bid in the Withers Mile at Belmont Park. Notables include Pensive Roshen and the Derby standout Stare, as trainers and owners eye a peak spring campaign in major stakes. A crowded field features many contenders with jockeys tied to Belmont and Churchill Downs efforts as the meet opens.
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Alfred Jowas
VR Yustiads
Georgie Woolf
Preakness
Woo Memoriq
Roshivy Stine
Bose Aight
Dims
New York
Hinlien
Hoy Knight
Belmont
Gid
Dueainy
Belwent
Broad Grin
Bellewather
Poot Free
Livydlay
Be Reig
Kaytee
Ravel
Jimmie van Wigh
Guolher
Ambiguous Baseball Notes From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions Malizberaer White Sox relief pitcher and Abtatleat League context. References to fielding numbers, 9-087 figure, Belroits ousting St Louis, best Americans League defensive tag, Washington batting .289, Copeub batting mark, Brooklyn and Leapie feud.
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Malizbéraer White “Sox
Butters
Elretilte
Belroits
Sté. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Army Navy Favored In IC4A Joust
Army and Navy are heavy favorites at Franklin Field for the IC4A track and field championships, with Army listing 49 entrants and Navy 45 as they seek to dethrone defending champion New York University. New York University enters strong with Norman Wasser, Eddie Conwell among the contenders from the Penn Relays.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
New York
University
Violets
Norman Waaser
Eddie Conwell
Penn
GU Pm
Dodgers Reds Open Series At Crosley Field Today
The Brooklyn Dodgers under manager Leon Durocher travel to Cincinnati to begin a three game set with the Reds. Cincinnati sits in second in the National League after taking the odd game of the series yesterday, while the Reds outslugged Philadelphia 8 to 7 to seize second place. Shoun pitched a strong game for Cincinnati. Meanwhile a local baseball drill is announced for Cascade Park with West Side Lumber and Cougarette members invited to attend.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leon Durocher
Crosley
Cinciinati
Reds
Philadelphia
Phillies
Dick Barrett
Dale Mathewson
Clyde Shoun
Boston
Carcade
West Side
Lumber and Cou
Cascade Park
Brewers lead Red Birds as St Paul hosts fade
Milwaukee’s pitchers held the Red Birds to two hits in a 8 5 1 6 victory as Milwaukee notches their 20th win. St Paul Saints slipped to third after Indianapolis win. Toledo dropped to fourth after Kansas City loss, Louisville tied Minneapolis for fifth with a 10 3 win.
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Aukee’ Brewers
Red Birds
Astocias
Columbusee
The
Millers
Colonels
Twa
Realty And Cubs In Contest At Stadium
Realty and Cubs, Class F teams, face off in a practice game at Ely Stadium diamond scheduled for 1 PM Sunday. Players of both sides are asked to report for the session.
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Don S, Cook ~ Realty
American Legion
Cus
Ely Stadium
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Au Revoir
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Lorain County Bank
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Lorain County Savings & Trust
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