Elyria High Football Staff Gets 1945 Reorganization
New Elyria High football coach Johnny Cabas names the 1945 coaching staff with Harold Block Ben Phillips and Bob Raeder as varsity assistants. Freshman coaches Frank Lowecke and Bob Ringer also remain, with Baeder and Sowecke promoted from grade school roles. Trubey’s Purdue move prompts discussion as Cabas visits to set up the season and Burton handles equipment.
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Harold H. Eibling
Elyria High
Johnny Cabas
Harold
Pete) Block
Ben Phillips
Bob Raeder
Frank Lowecke
Bob Ringer
Rew
Cabas
Baeder
Sowecke
Heidelberg College
Ely School
Cleveland
Raeder
Ely
Lowecke
Ralph Benedict
Ohio State University
Maumee
Eibling
Hamilton School
Phillips
Philips
Baldwin-Wallace College
Les Gast
Elyria High School
Ringer
Black
Dwight W
Ke) Trubey
Purdue University
Vic Janowicz
Purdue
Ohio State
Janowicz
Trubey
Josh Liu Holcomb
Ohio
Elks Club
Columbians
Yaic
Columbiana
A. N
Chick) Smith
Ed Burton
Burton
Ely Stadium
Ill Fay
Collier's
Fay
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Jimmy Jones
Calumet Farms
Hialeah
Jimmy
Army
Citation
Joneses
Pioneers
Warren Harding
Warren
Canton ScKinley
Youngstown South
Cleveland Central
Erie (Pa.) Academy
Youngstown Raven
Cleveland Show
Massillon
Youngstown Chaney
New Castle
Akron South
Jim Schlemmer
Akron Beacon Journal
Schlemmer
Bob Feller
Akron
Feller
Yankee Stadium
Indians
Bill Veeck
Indians defeat Browns as Bearden twirls fourth shutout
Cleveland beat St Louis 8 to 0 to stretch the lead to two games. Gene Bearden earned his 12th win and fourth shutout with four hits allowed and five walks. Ken Keltner delivered a pivotal three run double in the fifth as Cleveland cruised behind strong pitching and a six run rally.
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Gene Bearden
Indians
A’s
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Bill Kennedy
Ken Keltner
Karl Drews
Bearden
ST. Louis
A. Eboor
Drews
jAnderson
TF AB
Tleveland Oo Ee
Russ Batced
Mitchell
Clark
Robinsor
Selmner
Dobs
Doby
Heltner
Robin Gon
Berardino
Boudreau
Robinson
Keltner
Cleveland
3rd Annual Jr Horse Show Sponsored by Elyria Saddle Club
The third annual junior horse show at Green Acre Stables featured many winners and a full parade. Judges and officials included Richard T. Lavery Jr of Medina as judge and Robert Judy as ringmaster, with Mrs. M. P. Weikel in charge of refreshments and Mrs. C. A. Greenwood leading the Grand Parade in side saddle. Ken Kieffer earned a high-point trophy. numerous class winners were listed for English and Western events, jumping, turnout, and pony classes.
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Elyria Saddle Club
Red Jacket Riding Club
Green Acre
Doug Kennedy
Dick Loomis
Shirley Rogers
Mary Cushing
Jim Nixon
Billy Adams
Richard T. Lavery, Jr
Medina
Robert Judy
C. A. Ohl
M. P. Weikel
C. A. Greenwood
Nixon
Ken Kieffer
Grand Parade
Nan Olsen
Ken Kelffer
Western Pleasure
Ray Witbeck
Don Bradford
Jack Smith
Prankx Weston
Ras Witbeck
Dicx Loomis
Joan Smith
Doug Renter
Hen Heiffer
Sarah Custing
BEND
Tif
E. Rennan
Asy Witbeck
Prenkresson
Pive Gatted
C. A. He
Chuck Tren
Barebacek
Janice Smith
Ken Helifer
Roxann Handrosh
Janite Smith
Sners
Sack Roping
Ken Keiffer
Dick Loem
Ist
Hoxana Hanacosh
Coune
ist—Bobd Welkel
tad—Gary Tat
Owes Woodcote
Knights of Columbus Soft Ball Drill at Jefferson Diamond
The Knights of Columbus softball team will practice at 6 30 p m on Thursday on Jefferson No 2 diamond. All team members are asked to attend.
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Knights of Columbus
Jefferson No. 2
The Babe Returns To Yankee Stadium meets shine in Prague
Olympic stars from the United States showcase strength at an international meet in Malarky Stadium Prague with Harrison Dillard winning the 110 meter hurdles and the U S teams sweeping early events. Dillard Dixon Simmons Ewell lead the 400 meter relay with Guica Kirk ranking one two in the 400 and Bar ten outsprinting Winter in the 800. Mehltian wins the 3 000 and Seymour takes the javelin.
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Yankee Stadium
Prague
U. S
Malarky Stadium
U.S
Harrison Dillard
Cleveland
Craig Dixon
UCLA
Floyd Simmons
Los Angeles AC
Eace Dillard
Dixon
Simmons
Spunky
Barney Ewell
Lancaster
Toa
George Guica
Villanova
Jeff Kirk
University of Pennsylvania
Herb Barten
Michigam
Vacl
Babe Ruth Lies In State At Yankees Stadium In New York
Babe Ruth's body lay in state in the Yankee Stadium rotunda drawing more than 50,000 mourners last night. The funeral plan places the casket at the field with Cardinal Spellman presiding at St. Patrick's Cathedral and burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery Valhalla. Honorary pallbearers include Gov. Dewey American League President Harridge and Mayor Curley. Joe DiMaggio and Frankie Crosetti join as Yankees pallbearers.
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United Press
York—Wup
Babe Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Ruth
Charley McManus
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Wil
Gate of Heaven
Valhalla
Thomas E. Dewey
A. B. Chandler
William Harridage
Ford Frick
James M Curley
Boston
Red Sox
Yankee
Joe Dimaggio
Frankie Crosetti
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Claire
Babe
Leon Dagostino
Anthony Staiano
Joseph Zeoli
Bell
Joseph
Leon
Anthony
Tsue
Goodbie Bebe
Norman Upser
Worcester
Mass
Bill Robinson
Herman Kerbel
Belden and Avon Win League games in tight Newark area play
Belden Merchants edged Ridgeville Vets 5 4 after a back and forth game that went to extras. Avon Mel's Sports Tavern beat Ridgeville Merchants 7 4 as Frank Blommer hit a grand slam and Emil Pais started for the losers. R. H.E. Belden Merchants 6 10 0 Ridgeville Vets 4 12 2. Avon Mel’s Tav 7 9 0 Ridgeville Merchants 4 4 2.
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Belden Merchants
Avon Mel
Tavon
Belden
Ridgeville Vets
Rising
Larry Schaefer
Mel's Sports Tavern
Ridgeville Merchants
Emil Pais
Frank Blommer
The
Vets
Tavern
Birds Take Third In American Association After Wins and Losses
A Columbus 11 to 10 win over the Blues in Kansas City and St Paul 7 to 6 loss to Indianapolis shift the Redbirds to third ahead of the Saints. Brewers beat Toledo 8 to 1 in Milwaukee and Minneapolis edged Louisville 7 to 6 in 10 innings.
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St Paul
Redbirds
Saints
Blues
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
St. Paw
Brewers
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Ridgeville Benefit Softball Games Support Two Injured Men
Softball doubleheader under lights raises funds for Johnny Evanoff of Belden Merchants and Glenn Schroeder of Ridgeville Merchants injured in the season. Tonight Ridgeville Merchants meet W F W 1079 at 7:15 and Belden Merchants face Brooklyn Knights of Columbus at 8:30. Tomorrow Ridgeville Merchants play Belden Merchants at 5:15 and United Steelworkers 1242 of Elyria vs Avon Mel’s Sports Tavern at 8:30.
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Ridgeville
Johnny Evanoff
Belden Merchants
Glenn Schroeder
Ridgeville Merchants
Brooklyn Knights of Columbus
United Steelworkers
Elyria
Avon Mel’s Sports Tavern
Bearden Shuts Out Browns For 12th Indian Victory
Gene Bearden, Arkansas rookie southpaw, blanked the St. Louis Browns 8–0 in Cleveland under lights for his 12th win and fourth shutout. Cleveland moved two games ahead of Philadelphia while Ken Keliner and Drews drove in key runs. The Indians, led by Bearden, extended their league lead as other teams battled, including Bob Lemon and Feller sharing staff highs.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
John Griffin
United Press
York
U.P
Bob Lemon
Bobby Feller
Gene Bearden
Arkansas
Browns
Indians
Bill Kennedy
Ken Keliner
Karl Drews
Philadelphia A’s
Boston
Jfela
Bearden
Tribe
Feller
Lemon
Tommy Henrich
New York Yankees
Senators
Tom
Bob Porterfield
All Stars Upset Jewelers 4-3 In League Showdown
In a Tuesday game at Ely Stadium the All Stars defeated Roger Binninger Jewelers 4-3 dropping them from first place. Andy Palagyi limited the Jewelers to five hits while Billy Foss and Lynn Rader sparked defense for the winners.
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All Stars
Roger
Ninth Inning Win By Blackwell On Six-Hitter
Ewell Blackwell pitched a six-hitter and earned the win with the bases empty in the ninth inning. Vic Lombardi contributed on the mound to seal the victory.
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Ewell Blackwell
Vic Lombardi
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R. HE
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