Elyria High to Name Cabas New Football Coach
Russ Davies reports Elyria High School will appoint Johnny Cabas as its head football coach as Lake Erie League clubs prepare for another strong season. The piece notes Cabas’s winning background and lists current coaches at Lakewood Lorain Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights and Shaw, plus changes at Lorain and Elyria assistants.
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Elyria High School
Johnny Cabas Feees
Lake Erie League
Elyria High
Thi Stormer
Lake Erie
Ness
Wittenberg
Lakewood
Portsmouth
Hal Pryor
Lorain
Pryor
Steel City
Bob Breitenstein
Shaker Heights
Ralph Patton
Shaw
Breitenstein
Patton
Cabas
Ike Trubey
Elyria
Ralph Ness
Jim Scullion
Chuck Klackhorn
Howard Baughman
Cleveland Heights
Joe Riccardi
Steve Ruppert
Ray Singer
Fred Heinler
Gene Brenson
Harry Aitken
Phil Worcester
Bud McGraw
Bob Raeder
Frank Lowecke
Navy
Herb Millis
Bryce Bloom
Chuck Swartwood
Prvor
John Lutsch
John Laurer
Harry Kane
Tommy Kane
Ridgeville Sets Two-Game Softball and Foos Schedule
Ridgeville hosts a regular league game and an independent contest at the Ridgeville field. Belden Merchants meets Réger Merchants in a foos fray at 7 15 p m, while Ridgeville Vets face United Polish Club B of Elvia in an independent game slated to start about 8 30 p m.
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Ridgeville
Tomight
Belden Merchants
Réger.le Merchants
Ridgeville Vets
United Polish Club
Elviia
Rosen Named Outstanding Freshman Rookie in A A
Kansas City Blues rookie third baseman Rosen has been voted the American Association’s outstanding freshman for 1948. The Miami Florida native led the Texas League in batting total bases and RBIs last season and was the only unanimous pick to the AA All Star team. He debuted in 1942 with Thomasville and later starred in Oklahoma City with a 339 average in 145 games to win the Texas League batting title.
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Columbus
Albert
Rosen
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Miami
Flo.res
Dent
Blues
Cleveland Indians
Apri
Florida
Iitary Academy
Thomasvillie
Cleveland
Navy
Pittsfield
Mass
Oklahoma City
Alvin Dark
Milwaukee
Boston Braves
Champion Castenedo Wins Grand American Trapshoot Title
Edward W. Castenedo of Shreveport La captured the Champion of Champions crown in the Grand American Trapshooting Tournament. He survived a 2-shotoff to tied 100 in regular and again in shootoff, besting five other shooters. Moselle Cameron won the women's division with 100, while Lela Hall Frank missed by two.
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Vandalia. O
Edward W. Castenedo
Shreveport
Castenedo
W. Cecil Morris
Dallas
Tex
William C. Perdue
Mobile
Ala
H. L. Cheek
Clinton
Ind
Richard Shannesey
Dedham
Mass
Moselle Cameron
Denver
Colo
Lela Hall Frank
Sierre Madre
Cal
Chicken Fry At Lorain County Fish and Game Club
Lorain County Fish and Game Association sponsors a public chicken fry next Sunday at the club grounds off North Ridge Road between Lorain and Amherst. Secretary Ed Boros ki says rain or shine as the new clubhouse is ready.Music entertainment and activities including archery rifle range shooting coon chase dog act and trapshooting listed. Grounds open at 11 a.m. serving at 3 p.m.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
North Ridge Road
Lorain
Amherst
Ed Boroski
St Paul Wins To Take Fourth Place In Standings
St Paul defeated Minneapolis 12 to 0 to move into fourth place in the American Association, pushing Minneapolis to the second division. The Saints edged ahead of the Ridlers by three points, with Kansas City and Milwaukee Brewers in second.
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United Press
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Saints
Ridlers
Kansas City
Milwaukee Brewers
Yankees extend win streak as Keller returns at Yankee Stadium
Bucky Harris praised the Yankees after an 11 to 1 win over the White Sox extending a seven game run. Charlie Keller, back from a broken hand, drove in runs and looked healthy, while Porterfield Raschi Reynolds and Lopat shared the mound wins. Harris credited lineup shifts for improved production with Berra moving to right field and Henrich to first base.
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U. S
Jack Cuddy
United Press
York
Bucky Harris
Yankees
Bucky
Nore
Charlie Keller
White Sox
Keller
Ren
Yanks
Senators
Athletics
Bob Porterfield
Porterfield
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Allie
Ed Lopat
Ucky
Joe Page
Joe
Yogi Berra
Tommy Henrich
Berra
Henrich
Gus Nairhos
Snuffy Stirnweise
Phil Rizzuto
Harris
Chicago
Cleveland
Ted Siors
Indians
Red Sox
Boston
Sox
Bos
Yankee
Tigers
Browns
Commish Rules In Jewelers Protest Victory
The Elvira Baseball Commission allowed a protest by Reger-Binnninger Jewelers against the All-Stars. The ruling grants the Jewelers the win because the All-Stars used an ineligible player firebs in a City Class F League game between the two teams.
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Elvira Baseball Commission
Reger-Binnninger Jewelers
All-Stars
Jewelers
ALL Stars
Firebs
Bowling Association Plans Evening Meeting in Elyria
The Elstia City Bowling Association will convene tonight in the directors’ rooms of Lorain County Savings and Trust to discuss proposed price increases for bowling in the coming season. Secretary Harder D. Evans says notices have been sent to league representatives and captains, and all interested bowlers are urged to attend.
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Elstia City Bowling Association
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elyria
Harder D. Evans
City Assn
Evans
Vets At Ridgeville Vv. FLW. No. 1079 Softball Game
Vets at Ridgeville Vv FLW No 1079 aim to beat Ridgeville Wednesday for a game against the Ridgeville Merchants set for 7 15. All Vets members are asked to note this roster event.
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Ridgeville
Vets
Cubs Tie For First In City F League Lead
The American Legion Cubs beat West Side Lumber 12 to 3 at Cascade Park to move into a tie for first place with LO. O. F. No. 103 after their sixth win in seven games in the second half. Judy earned his sixth win, fanning 10 over five innings. Eaton beat All Stars 10 to 5 at Elw Stadium to claim fourth place. Houston and Durkee combined on the mound for Eaton and Don Carter took the loss for the All Stars.
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West Side Lumber
Cascade Park
American Legion Cubs
LO. O. F. No. 103
Eaton
All Stars
Elw Stadium
Judy
Cubs
Bop Judy
Jimmy Ross
Don Morris
War Nek Hovey
Sterting
Gill
Max Houston
Leland Durkee
Dave Carter
Py Palagyi
AH Stars
Don Jones
Mel Rader
Rily Haynes
Wellington Merchants Rally Beats Dons 7 6
The Wellington Merchants come from behind to defeat the Elyria Dons 7 to 6 at Wellington. Whit ney started for Wellington and Cooper earned the win after relieving in the fourth inning. J Eastin hit a home run during the five-run sixth, while Ralph Morer led the Dons with a triple and a single in three trips. McNulty pitched the full game for Elyria with O Conner catching.
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Elyria Dons
Wellington Merchants
Wellington
Dons
Jim McNulty
Whiter
Cooper
J. Eastin
Ralph Morer
Braves Lead NL Race as They Beat Dodgers 3 2 in 14th
Boston Braves extend a 2 1/2 game NL lead after a 3 2 14th inning win over Brooklyn. Phil Masi and Connie Ryan delivered the decisive run while Mike McCormick and relievers Baerrett White Hoge and Bickford held Brooklyn scoreless after potter left with back trouble. Gumpert homered late to lift the Reds past Philadelphia 3 2 under Cincinnati lights. Yankee Stadium saw New York rout Chicago 9 1 as DiMaggio homered twice and Allie Reynolds won on seven hits.
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Reape Feer
Boston
Wick
Brookston
Phil Masi
Connie Ryan
Rex Barner
Brooks
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Mike McCormick
Hed Baerrett
Ernie White
Bob Hoge
Vert Bickford
Brooklyn
Nelson Potter
Hogue
Bickford
Harry Gumpert
Reds
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Gumbert
Schoolboy Rowe
Rowe
Ewer Blackwell
del Ennis
Gumpert
Aaron Robinson
Chicago
Tennis Ladder MENS SINGLES Players and Scores List
Tennis ladder shows men and women entries with player IDs and pairings. Multiple typos appear in names and numbers, with notes about contacting Nevins or Sartsel for match results and sealing results to Frances Corki.
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Leroy Johnson
Jerry Geines
Don McEvoy
Bob Stevesson
Walt Mickel
Big Camp
John Smith
Ron Wiggins
Joan Hartsel
Lanie Blaxwell
Bill Walker
John Nevins
Johns Logas
Norma Mathews
Dale Race
Tom Whitacre
Frank Opra
Jim Smith
Michel-Johnson
Mecffroy
Gaines Wooldridge-Nevins
Maxwell-Berthoff
Horan
Smith
Opra-Whitace
Baxtier-Smith
Joba
Antone
Lacce
Nevins O
John Sartsel
Ruth Wisgins
Vivian Lacce
Mary Heathcote
Frances Srikhart
Frances Corki
Polish Club B Beats Pfaudler in Elyria Diamond Clash
United Polish Club B defeated Pfaudler 42 to 0 in a Monday game at Elyria Diamond. Frank Karby and Smith formed the battery for the winners with Karby allowing four hits. Westbrook pitched and Gurowski caught for Pfaudier, who yielded nine hits. Bornino Wazyniak and Ross each had two hits for United Polish Club B.
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United Polish Club
Pfaudler Company
Elyria
Frank Karby
Smith
Karby
Westbrook
Gurowski
Pfaudier
Bornino
Wazyniak
Ross
P. C
Six Games in D and F Re scheduled by Elyria Rec Board
Four Class D league games and two Class F contests postponed earlier in the season have been rescheduled. Harold Block, Elyria Recreation Board program director, notes dates at Ely Stadium Cascade Park and on Sundays and Fridays for matchups including Dean's Lunch, Elyria Brass and Bronze, American Legion Juniors, Porsch Lumber and Coal, Lehman Johnson Realtors, Roger Binninger Jewelers, and L and O F No. 103.
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Harold Block
Elyria Recreation Board
Dean
Elyria Brass
Bronze
Ely Stadium
Involvng
American Legion
Porsch Lumber and Coal
Cascade Park
Dean's
Lehman-Johnson Realtors
American Legion Cubs
Roger Binninger Jewelers
Illinois Team Leads in Legion Junior Baseball Tourney
Belleville defeated Cincinnati 3-2 in the second round and will face the winner of Fort Wayne versus Cincinnati. Fort Wayne beat Kalamazoo 8-6, giving Kalamazoo a second loss as Fort Wayne and Cincinnati each carry one loss in the regional American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament.
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Flint
Mich
Belleville
American Legion
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Warne
Kalamazoo
Lakewood Nationals Set for Doubleheader with Dow Chemical
Lakewood meets Dow Chemical nine of Midland Michigan in two games tonight and one tomorrow. Pitchers for Lakewood are Bobby Payne and Soring Skolnicki. First game starts 8 p m and the Wednesday single game at 9 p m.
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Lakewood
Lakewood Nationals
Dow Chemical
Midland
Mich
Omight
Wedneséar
Bobby Payne
Soriny Skolnicki
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Wooster College
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Jim Tichener
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Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
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United Poish Cluo “Es Harar
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Karl W. Plocher
Lorain County Bank Brig
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