Elyria High Reports 1946-47 Basketball Profit Details
Rustling Thru sports reveals Elyria High School athletic director Carl J Smith reports a 1946-47 basketball season profit of 336.99 with total receipts 4,? Georgian. The Elyria record shows 17 games with nine home and eight road, plus additional notes on opponents and expenses. Chandler Cleveland speech highlights at the Baseball Writers dinner, with comments on commissioner duties and Durocher case. Elyria adds two baseball games with Ashland and adjusts 1947 48 basketball schedule and two warmups for Spring play.
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Blues Triumph in Alley League Action
United Press reports the Blues secure a second straight win in AA play as pitcher Br Putnam limits opponents. The game features standout moments on offense with key hits driving the score, while managing the pace and fielding to preserve the close lead.
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Elyria High Defeats Norwalk In Opener Golf Match
Elyria Pioneers win first round at Norwalk Country Club led by Jack Graham medalist with 43 44 87. Johnny Lapos 41 low nine helped, Norwalk’s Frank Gerken 88 and Doe Janowicz 88 for Pioneer practice lineup rounded out 18 holes.
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Rebuilders Clinch Automatic Title After Final Round
The Rebuilders finish the Western Automatic League season with a six game cushion in the second half and clinch the championship after last night’s final round at Rolling Cenius. They won three straight to extend their lead while the Recon and Gridleys each took only one win from the last set, as Department a4 faltered.
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600 Club Henny Pomeroy Leads League Victory
Henry Pomeroy led Shippers to a double victory over Finishers with a 222 single game and 107 total as the league crown was decided after a rolloff. The final season banquet is set for Magyar Hall in South Amherst on April 26.
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Elyria Rifle Club Defeats Lorain in City Hall Match
The Elyria Rifle Club defeated Lorain Rifle Club with a final score of 407 to 369 at the City Hall range. Balt Walrhead led Elyria with 264, while Weeks starred for Lorain with 282. Other Elyria shooters included Miller 261 Adams 271 Belting 271 Flickinger 261 Mogdier 272 and Tanige 25.
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Nets
Boxing decision looms over Zale Crazzano title bout
United Press reports the Illinois Boxing Commission will rule today on whether Zale Zale and Rocky Crazzano face suspension and a possible date shift for their Chicago bout under National Boxing regulations. Observers note tension between the contenders as details of medical or eligibility concerns surface amid a crowded boxing scene.
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LaGrange Edges Brownhelm In Tourney Game 7-4
LaGrange defeated Brownhelm 7 to 4 in a first round of the Lorain County Class B Scholastic Baseball Tournament. Forbush pitched the complete game for LaGrange. Kneisel started for Brownhelm with Bauer finishing. LaGrange advances to the quarterfinals to face Cohibia in a tight, low-hit contest with line scores showing uneven offense.
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Lorain County
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van Neil
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Bext Treck
Tennis Commission Chooses Mellroy for 1947 Season
Elyria picks Don Melteny as chairman of the Elyria Tennis Commission for 1947. Wall Aiichel and Louise Lersch named as officers with other members including Vivian Lance, Bob Gerhart, Leroy Johnson, and John Lingas. Decoration Day rapid-fire tournament planned to open the season.
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Leroy Johnson
John Lingas
Lersch
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Commission
Elyria Recreation Board
Byron Morris
Ray Carter
Elmer Lehmidt
How They Stand AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's standings show Philadelphia and Detroit with tied and separate results, plus matchups listed for today and tomorrow. The text includes multiple disorganized line items and errant characters but preserves key teams like Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Washington across American League play and interleague references.
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Reds Surprise Cardinals with Slam Harassment in Spring
Cincinnati fans saw a slugging surge as the Reds hit six homers in three days, including two by rookies Clyde Vollmer and Frank Baumholtz and two by veterans Augie Galan and Hay Lamanne. Kent Peterson relief held the Cardinals to three hits after Murry Dickson was roughed early, in a 10 hit Reds victory. Brooklyn also hammered Boston 12 6 as John Jorgensen fueled the Dodgers with a homer and five doubles. Greenberg homered for the Tigers as the Cubs lost 7 4 in Chicago. Philadelphia beat the Giants 11 5 behind Frank McCormick and Skeeter Newsome. Paul Lehner’s pinch single sealed a 4 1 win for the Browns over Detroit. Bevens limited the Athletics to three hits as the Yankees won 2 1 in New York. The Red Sox beat Washington 4 1 at Boston with Joe Dobson steering an eight-hit win. John Jorgensen starred for the Dodgers in a 12 6 win over the Braves.
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Elyria Teams Open Season At Blylet Stadium
Elyria High baseball and track teams begin action today with the diamond squad and track squad at Blylet Stadium. The baseball Pioneers face Parma kicking off the Metropolitan League Western Division, while Don Phillips’ relay and field squad duel Sandusky High in a 3:45 start.
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Reynolds Chosen All Star Proxy In Bowling League
Reynolds reelected president of the Bowling Center All Star League at the annual banquet held last night at Spring Valley Country Club. Ed Martin chosen secretary treasurer replacing Bill Rogers with a $50 salary for next season, up from $40 this year. Allan W. Fritzche received the championship trophy for General Industries Learn. medals went to Ted Ruth John Fritz Ed Evanish Reynglas and Smilty Sayles for the winning quintet. Rogers presented a champions sign in ABC recognized league to Fritzche.
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Beagle Trial Set by North Olmsted Club on Sunday
North Olmsted announces its annual Spring beagle trial to be held Sunday, April 20 at the trap shooting field on Stadley Road. Entries accepted morning of the event with measuring starting at nine. Ribbons and cash prizes will go to winning beagles in 12 inch and 15 inch divisions. spectators urged to watch.
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