High school and college football and basketball notes from Ohio
A sprawling 1944 era digest reports on Michigan, Minnesota, and Ohio sports including pheasant propagation, ticket sales, and upcoming games. It covers players like LAPOS and JARBUSCH, coaching notes, and local prep schedules for Elyria, Lorain, and Medina areas with mentions of the Bell Company, Wardware and Music Store, and area schools and venues.
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Michigan
Sink Willebe
Prayhaieed Goptier
Dilieg Uhik
Will
Prades
Reneral
Runcantenr Sindlig
Cadinission General
Ganiservision Commissiaion
Fica Reeent Press Iaterwow
Anfinesdte
Kant Pleasants
Waters
Ohio
Treteaspleed
Steve Bagacus
Sammy
Dirk
Washington
Tadsk Iis
Udiedt
Punt Hsiedens Ait
Martin
Olsharitan
Fourty Place
Fremont
Helfisek
Lapos
Sernant
Palense
Bapio Ec
Cuin
Elyrca
Seo Tneid
Mabdusche
Bob Jarbuscil
Maly Rca Caphanv
OLUOQ
Elyria Higie
Serica
Lorain County
Columbia
Delden
Lagrange
Draft Notes on Baseball Draft and Team Movements
A Chicago led summary reports scattered chatter on baseball draft timing and player eligibility, mentioning Cubs Los Angeles Padres and Yankee expansion rumors. The piece references Army enlistment, draft rules, and commissioner actions with a mix of team names and unclear events from Hartford to Washington.
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Chicago
O- Lia Nwetkatt
Cubs
Los Angeles
Athners Gaeet Iy
Waite Challenges For Ohio High School Title
Waite issues a challenge for the Ohio high school football championship, proposing Cathedral Latin and Massillon as contenders. Officials consider hosting a charity all star style game, with Cleveland’s Municipal Stadium as a potential site, drawing large crowds and testing a post-season format.
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Toledo
Tyrecack
Toléda Waite
Uinhealen Ny
Ndag
Cleveland Cathedral Latin Massillon
Gleve- Said
Municipal
Mblelte Association
Schnale Med
Hootelside
Fromor
Motieikopf
Cleveland
Cathedral
Cathedral Latin
Rames
Thean Heenshone
Liegelatad Cathedral
West
Central
Phils
Newark
Essele
Massillon
Chandler Rules In Reds' Favor
The article reports on Commissioner Chandler’s ruling in favor of the Reds over Birmingham in the Southern Association matter. It notes Chandler’s resignation from the post and his basis for decisions on player contracts and selections, with reactions from Birmingham officials and Reds personnel.
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Chandler
Reds
Chicago
Tippy
Ehrth Pfothr
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Association
Lori Post
eLasdie O'Conner
Hartigan
Yligees
Dohay
Betes Neeis
Smitty's Pin Schedule and Upcoming Matches
Fragmented OCR lists unlikely matchups and team names. The readable bits show Smitty, Fly aces, Sty Pietater, Harison Tool and Centar Shee ET robeks Vine coed. Details are unclear but indicate a local pin schedule with several informal team references.
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Snape
Daugherty Promoted To Buckeyes First String
Ohio State's varsity eleven practiced with Hal Daugherty promoted to starting left halfback. The freshman showed versatility as a back and faced a Northwestern style defense in scrimmage. Several players missed practice, with Reed and Winters shifting into first-team roles. focus shifted to preparing for Northwestern this week.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Hal Daugherty
The
Buckeyes
Ole Chine
Wick Fisher
Robby Priday
Northwest
Cline
Tony Kjuey
Gust
Tony
Chymed Olle Cline
Russ ‘Thomas
Warren Atning
Reed
Anlimng
Sam Winters
Thomas
Yaugherty
Jerry Krall
Paul Sirringhaus
Yodiay
Lynn Worlder
Huskies poised for Rose Bowl after dramatic USC clash
Carl Lundquist reports on Washington’s wild finish at Pasadena where a last minute play by star receiver Cristead and kicker Wally Dash sparked a late drive. Huskies boost chances for the Rose Bowl while facing Oregon, Oregon State, Idaho, and Washington State as four remaining schedule tests. Welch’s leadership and Purdue roots underscore Huskies’ bid to cap a strong season.
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Carl Lundquist
Uutte
W York
Ben
Cluick
Tenis
Panera Pownding
Regan
University of Washington
Passaalona
Cal
Pest
Californ
Trojans
Welch
Wally Dash
Cristead
Teagass
Coon Don Thimagar
Hoyas
Kate den Lord
California
Huskies
Oregon
Oregon State
Idaho
Washington State
Tech
We Hi
Sloy
Purdue
Dimmy Phelan
Imeus Decuma
Guaterangi
Weleh
Qe Seilom
Omygan
Wiis Meta Wath Dhelan Ak Frestimian
Vwoveary
Phelan
Tavern Bowling League Leads Battle For First Half Title
In All City bowling action the Tavern Club leads the race as Wykrent Recreation, Supper Club, and others post strong showings. Maynard Schriner and Joe Meyers tie for high scores, while Wykrent's team shows solid through lines. Individual highs include Schreiner 231 single and 2400 series by Glok Feany Migh.
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Ane City
AL Wyktonh Recreation
Tarry Faye
Flectro
Alfogs
Mike
Moose
Blenis Hardware
Varney Tavern
Maynard
Tiny) Schriner
Joe Meyers
Schreiner
Glok Feany
Wykrent Weinien
Astyevening
Weivent Recreation
Gene Taydlus
Tiies
Tye
Klein's Clippers
Fang
Wester
Toot Roam
Shippers
Grinders
Paw Plant
Dept. Now
Titdings
Mike Chismonghi
Joe Kalo
Gridleys
Baugh And Hutson Remain Football's Top Passers
Walter Byers United Bress Sports Writer notes that Sammy Baugh and Hutson stay the league’s top passers and receivers, with Baugh’s 88 completions and 694 yards leading the era. Hutson’s running and catching pace keep the Green Bay Packers atop the league, while rivals Waterfield and Van Buren gain mention as strong threats.
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Walter Byers
Sine Nanuis
Gports Whley Seateh Itis
Girne
Fa' Nthe
Placa Noi
Tekas Sammy
Alaballa Donald
Grant
Reurive
Sammy Baugh
Sexan
Pajae Jeagies
Hulson
Deeke
Samily
Aiveeg Bay
Agands
Bob Waterfield
Cleveland Rame
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Bil
Bough
Dbitson
Nto Limba
Eloxe
Elyria Reserves Close Season With Sandusky Rematch
Elyria High Reserves finish 1998 season with a 2–2–2 record in Bay City, beating Sandusky previously and facing them again Thursday at Strobel Field. Pirates brief note follows about Hank Camelli and Ed Ale.
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Elyria
Sandusky
Elyria High
Cymeh Cos Gast
Crielery Fainerray
Young Pioneershire
Bost
Strobelee
Bay City
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Camelli
Ed Ale
Shaw To Play For Rams In Giants Game
Shaw, just discharged from the Army, will play for the Rams against the Giants in New York. Don Greenwood tops the NFL ballcarriers after a 168-yard day, while 6,000 extra seats will be added at Losque Park for the Packers game. Top handicap horses including Palgrin Gallorette Pot O Luck and Stymie were entered in the Pinlico Special on November 17.
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Charles iChiles Wall
Cleveland
Philadelshia
Crewood
Baltimore
Acsev
Roth
Jockey Club
Palgrin
Gallorette
Fiddle
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