Rabbit and pheasant season opens in Ohio at noon Friday
Ohio hunters loom large as season begins with an estimated 260000 license holders and many more allowed on private lands to hunt rabbits and pheasants. Daily limits set at four rabbits and two pheasants with possession limits of four and two respectively. Opening day activities start at 7:30 a.m. and must end by 5:30 p.m. Public health notes stress safety with eye and movement awareness and warn against shooting weakened game.
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American Optometric Association, Inc
United States
Public Health Bureau of the Association
Wellington
New London
Lorain County
Lake Erie League
Lakewood
Rangers
Canton McKinley
Cleveland Wea
Tech
Ughts
Eda
Russ Kepler
Dukes
Johnny Swearengen
Wildcats
Fairview
Swearengen
Hunters Flood Ohio Fields With 730000+ Guns
The state faces a risky hunting day as more than 730000 gun owners, including 250000 on farms, prepare to hunt tomorrow. Experts warn guns are deadly when mishandled and urge strict safety, licensing, and adherence to game laws to prevent accidents and property damage.
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Nimroda
Ohio Fields
Woodlands
Spill at Downs Injures Horses in Louisville Race
Five horses were involved in a major spill at a Louisville Downs event. Epaminondus, a favorite, fell and was destroyed. four others escaped serious injuries, with jockeys treated for bruises at the infirmary.
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Louisville
Kywr
Epaninondus
Eta Ot Soualy
Stylette
Brighton Hosts Eaton Quint In 1946 47 Season Opener
Brighton High School welcomes Eaton in a Lorain County League opener. Eaton belongs to the Northeastern Division, Brighton to the Western Division, as two other Friday games feature Camden at Columbia and Brownhelm vs An ion, plus Birmingham at Townsend in season debuts.
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Eaton
Brighton
Lorain County
Eaton-Brighton
Camden
Columbia
Brownhelm
Birmingham
Townsend
City And County Cage Champs Plan For 1946-47 Season
The Standard Cleaners, Elyria and Lorain County amateur basketball champions, plan to reorganize for the 1946-47 season. Players must contact Wilbur Coven by 6 p.m. Thursday. call 36-978. The squad will compete in Elyria and Lorain Class A Leagues and face pro road teams and top local A teams. Other members include Heinie Weber, Bob Sanford, Bruce Bochler, Joe Ksenich and Joe Paysor. First practice set for Lorain Thursday night.
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Cleaners
Elyria City
Lorain County
Wilbur
Alex Petrus
Ed Unig
Joe Varsa
George Arthrett
E Pian Silff
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Heinie Weber
Bob Sanford
Bruce Bochler
Joe Ksenich
Joe Paysor
Cover
John Weber
Baldwin-Wallace College
Lorin
Finger On James In Illinois And Michigan Games
Ohio State’s Tommy James, the left halfback, faces the injury absence of Jerry Krall in the upcoming games at Illinois and Michigan. James has augmented the Buckeye backfield with Krall’s pace, and coach Paul Bixler hopes a big day from James will carry the team through two tough conference tests despite Krall’s knee trouble.
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Columbus
Tommy James
Ohio State
James
Toledo
Jerry Krall
Bill
Krall
Michigan
James Carden
Qhin State
Muassitlon
Paul Bixler
Tommy
Minas
Bucks
Bisler
Buddy Young
Jules Rykovich
Boston Threat To Montreal Icers
Unclear text discusses a hockey game between Boston and Montreal in the National Hockey League. Mentions Boston and New York Rangers. Fragmentary wording limits clear details on date, venue, score, or outcomes.
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Boston
Montreal Icers
Uneted
New York Rangers
Veterans Honored In War Service Listings
A fragmented to the eye notice lists veterans released from armed forces with mentions of names such as Charles Fo Putm, James Bramwell, and James Di Bad. It records dates in 1946 to 1948 and refers to Army and naval personnel in a public notice style.
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Arik Whears
Bob Teaver
Thomas Fookeran
van Tau Wess
Br “Ite Alm
Oebober
Cathe Abe
Stewart JR
Marstilles Ayer
James H. Bramwell
Gill Read
Army
API
Today's Sport Parade Roundup of College Football Picks
National Army defeats Penn, East Navy tops Penn State, Tennessee over Boston College, Cornell over Dartmouth, Yale over Princeton, Columbia, Syracuse over Colgate, Temple over Bucknell, Muhlenberg over Moravian, NYU over Fordham, Delaware over Washington College, West Maryland over Dickinson, Rutgers over Lehigh, and more. Also: regional games include Magnolia over Ozarks, Slippery Rock over Edinboro, Notre Dame over Northwestern, Ohio State over Minnesota, Michigan over Wisconsin, Iowa over Minnesota, Nebraska over Iowa State, Kansas over Kansas State, Oklahoma over Missouri, Michigan State over Marquette, California over Oregon State, Washington over Oregon, St. Mary's over Santa Clara, Brigham Young over Colorado State, Utah State over Wyoming, and many Southern, Southwest, and deep-cut matchups.
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National Army
Penn
Quakers
Notre Dame
Davis
Mr. B. Ough
East Navy
Penn State
Tennessee
Boston College
Cornell
Dartmouth
YALE
Princeton
Columbia Tve
Fayette
Syracuse
Colgate
Temale
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
Moravian
NYU
Fordham
Delaware
Washington College
W. MD
Dickinson
Rutgers
Lehigh
Pacific
Magnolia
Little
Rockies
F.C
Edinboro
ADA
Alve
Tonkawa
Northwestern
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
IOWA
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Michigan State
Marquette
MIAMI
Western Michigan
Baldwin-Wallace
Toledo
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
DRAKE
Iowa Teachers
Detroit
St. Louis
UCLA
Montana
Stanford
Washington State
California
Oregon State
Washington
Oregon
Musky
Georgia
Hoover
Tulane
DUKE
South Carolina
Alsco
NL State
Virginia
N.C
Wake Forest
LSU
Richmond
VPI
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cilemson
Furman
Villanova
Florida
George Washington
Last Night's Bowling Tyo Pans ote resco
A fragmented local bowling item describes events from the previous night with names and places partly readable. The text mentions bowling scores and possible participants but lacks complete details to confirm outcomes or participants.
Home Pin Loop Leaders Gain Ground In Race
Eldred Paper Company extended its Olympic Home League lead with a two game win over Butner Funeral Home five. Northwood Inn toppled Moose Club as William Reisz rolled a 664 series high for the night with games of 207 244 and 210. Erb Radio beat Elyria Brass and Bronze, Wall's Restaurant defeated Elyria Telephone, and Bendix Westinghouse routed Supper Club with a 54 pin high single game for the night.
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Eldred Paper Company
Butner Funeral Home
Northwood Inn
Moose Club
Wiliam Reisz
Erb Radio
Elyria Brass & Bronze
Wall's Restaurant
Elyria Telephone
Bendix-Westinghouse
Wall
Smitty's Leaders Beaten in Bowling Losses and League Standings
Smitty's Leaders were defeated by Glenwood Tree Service while still leading the Bendix-Westinghouse Women's League as Arvay Potato Chips posted 2488 total and Pete Wert a 581 series. Gwen Eslinger led Squats with 430 as Hi Spots topped Grapelles Wile Coca-Colas for a clean sweep, and West Side Lumber and Parrish Meats swept in the American Legion League at Bowhogg Center.
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Smitty
Curley's Market
Glenwood Tree Service
Bud's
Barbers
Pete Wert
AOA
Bendix-Westinghouse
Gwen Eslinger
Igh
Grapelles
Coca-Colas
West Side Lumber
Parrish Meats
Thole
American Legion League
Bawlak
Bowhogg Center
West Side
Logauer Wine
Amg
Popp
Mitch Company
Jack
Rothyers Motors
St Johns Lutheran League
Elderread Supply
Hal Roth
Shorts From the Nation The Week in Sports
United Press reports ignore Miami offer as Cal refuses a football game date. Gus Lesnevich signs Friday for a light heavyweight title bout with Billy Fox at Madison Square Garden on February 24. Joe Louis era reminders and boxing notes fill the page with upcoming fights and results across New York and Chicago venues.
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BOAT
New York
UPI
Gus Lesnevich
World Light
Heavyworld Consion
Fey
Blacktick
Billy Fox
Philadevp
Madison Square Garden
Rose Bowl Heads Must Choose Between Army And Champ Of Big Nine
The Rose Bowl committee faces a dilemma between inviting Army, led by Maj. Gen. Maxwell Taylor, and the Big Nine champion for the strategic matchup. Army consideration hinges on a possible invitation, with West Point likely to favor a Rose Bowl bid despite potential classwork losses. Meanwhile Big Nine approval to meet the Pacific Coast Conference champion promises a traditional host matchup, affecting Bowl lineups across Sugar, Orange, Cotton, Sun, and Glass Bowls.
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Army
Champ
Big Nine
Cornelius Ryan
United Press
YORK
UWP
Dwight Eisenhower
Maxwell Taylor
West Point
Taylor
Anatase Fe
Glenn Davis
Dec Blaichard
West Coast
Pacific Coast Conference
New Orleans
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Wake Forest
Boston College
Tulsn
Miami
South Carolina
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Delaware
Dallas
Texas
Rice
Arkansas
Aggies
el Paso
Hardin-Simmons
Texas Tech
Denver
Missouri Valley
Toledo
Toledo University
Bates
Muhlenberg
Wellington Dukes To Close Season With New London
Wellington and New London square off on Friday night at 8 o'clock in the final Northern League game of the season. Lakewood meets Canton as the Rangers seek an eighth win in nine games to edge toward the district title.
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Wellington
New London
Lakewood Contin McKinley
Canton
Lake Erie League Rangers
Lakewood
Rangers
Cammon
Bulldogs
Herr Sfasony
Cleveland Lancedy
London
eSven
Wow
Fie
Hague
Dukes
Wildcats
Wellingtory
Meduua Chich Russ Kepler
Solape
Gane Vanne
Bill Spriselhae
Barons Tie NHL Western Lead With Hornets Win
Barons defeated the Pittsburgh Hornets 7 to 2 to tie for the Western Division leadership of the American Hockey League. Indianapolis and Hershey also posted results, while crowd figures reached 7,869 at Pittsburgh and 6,700 at Hershey.
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United Press
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Barons
Pittsburgh
Capitals
Buffalo
Hornets
Eugsted
Bobby Carse
Low True
Lewis
Bufkalo
Totes
Wren Lear
Wilton ‘Kemp
Lanaliky Stipe
Village Quintet Beaten In Opener
Spencer High defeated Polish Village 94 to 24 as Spencer’s Spencer American Legion quintet controlled the game. Stuart brothers Lea and Frank paced Spencer with scoring help from Steve Breyucks and Johnny Andrews, while a large crowd watched Spencer break to a 14-11 lead at halftime.
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Spemey American Legion
Stuart Brothers
Lea
Frank
Spencer
Acupene
Steve Breyucks
Jnohnny Andrews
UTR Sox
Inter
All-Star Bowling Schedule Fragment Summary
The readable text fragment hints at an All-Star bowling schedule with scattered names and venues. It mentions lanes, teams, and locations, though many words are garbled. No clear dates, scores, or definitive matchups are present in the excerpt.
Women’s Pin Schedule Details at City Meet
Four motenes ace tp for dean yorhe at 9 o clock. Elyyin Burnacare and Rime Ces compete alongside Rhoppe Wels Seovice and Gispey Foadie in the Elyria event. Brown Swiss hull Raval of heville TABS appears with Bo Tranter and Vertiulion in Beloit Wisconsin.
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Dean Yorhe
Elyyin Burnacare
Rhoppe Wels Seovice
Gispey Foadie Bay
Dirry
Elyria
Heville
Bo Tranter
Vertiulion
Lot
Fredig
Ait Beloit
Wiscorisin
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Carl J. Smith
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Lake Erie
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Mansfield
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Henry Thierry
John Leonard
Gene Lehman
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