Belleville Seniors Play Any Position In Big Win
Belleville Kansas High seniors staged a farewell rout beating Concordia 40 to 0 after experimenting with lineup shifts. Elyria Lorain grid clash eyed earlier date next season to trim nine game schedule. Elyria Crimson set to face Oberlin Sandusky Middletown and Akron West with six home games, five at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aybe
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Lorain
Andy Masterson
Belleville
Kans
High Eleven
Concordia
LYRIA
Fremont Ross
Crimson
Lake Erie
Oberlin
Sandusky
Middletown
Akron West
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Touchdown Club Banquet Notes at Hotel Carter
Attendees at the first annual Touchdown Club of Cleveland banquet at Hotel Carter heard praise for Dr. John Bain Sutherland and Coach Bill Edwards. Chet Smith of the Pittsburgh Press argued Pitt would beat Duke on dry ground, while Smith cited Duke’s 48 year snow day and other strong teams. The event honored Western Reserve figures, Elyria guests, and Lorain supporters, with remarks on Cleveland’s Big Four joining the Big Time.
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Touchdown Club
Touchdown Club of
Cleveland
Hotel Carter
John Bain Sutherland
Scotchman
Bill Edwards
Western Reserve
Chet Smith
Pittsburgh Press
Pitt
Duke
Edwards
Smith
Durham
Sutherland
Scot
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Wolodzko
Schumar
Simon
Forbes
Beccause
Karl Davis
Pittsburgh
Jim Schumar
George Johnson
Case
Dave Eaton
Dave Wade
Clymer
Eaton
Levan
Francis A. Schmidt
Carter
Ed Yeckley
Pete Mauthe
Dale White
Tiny McMahon
Dec Garver
Reserve
Exton
Lorain
Floria
Elyria Gridders Honored On Fremont All Opponent Team
Fremont News Messenger names three Elyria players on its all opponent team from the season. End Johnny Wilhelmy tackle Bob Schumar and left halfback Tons Wolodzko are cited for their strong play against Fremont. Wolodzko earns top praise as a versatile ball carrier passer and kicker.
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Elyria
Fremont
Fremont Ross High
Elvria
Johnny Wilhelmy
Bob Schumar
Tons Wolodzko
Wolodzko
Little Giants
Fremont News-Messenger
Ross
Little Giant
Wilhelmy
Purple
Schumar
Dick Selman
Don Brubaker
Crimson
Johnny Simon
Bob Yanke
Northern League Cage Action This Weekend
Northern Ohio league teams begin weekend basketball with Amherst High Comets defending champions after a 43 34 win over Grafton. Amherst aims to extend dominance over Lorain Friday and host Henrietta Saturday while Clearview seeks first win after a setback by Avon. Wellington travels to Oberlin, and Medina faces Berea in Friday nigh openers as Vermilion coach Calvert rebuilds with one letterman back.
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Amherst High Comets
Grafton
Clearview Clippers
Avon
Amherst
Lorain
Henrietta
Comets
Wellington
Oberlin
Wellington Dukes
Leo Grimes
Dukes
Medina Bees
Berea
Medina
Jim Calvert
Vermilion
Thirty Elyria High grid players to receive awards
Elyria High announces that thirty players from the 1938 varsity squad will receive "E" letters. Among them 24 seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores are named with Bohannon Butterbaugh Beland Echko and Kostyo Singleton among the juniors and sophomores. A captain or co captains will be chosen from the junior group. Additionally 25 members of the Freshman squad will receive numerals with Joe Cirighane as manager numeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Bert Alexander
J. C. Bohannon
Don Boddy
Don Brubaker
Dick Baumhardt
Gordon Bell
Tom Buttle
Rothard Buterbaugh
Larry Coleman
Bill Echko
Bernie F
Bohannon
Butterbaugh
Bel
Echko
Kostya
Singleton
Buterbaugh
Bell
Robert Alsen
Robert Baird
Ambrose Cook
George Cook
Casey Dellisanti
Fred Diederich
Dick Hadaway
Bob Heerne
Allen Johnson
Phil Kaiser
Bob Kostyo
Albert LaCrosse
Cliff Livelsberger
Frank Munsher
Ed McFarland
Ray McNeal
Tom Mitchell
George Mynchenberg
Don Benz
James Ryan
Frank Sadowski
Charles Stewart
Albert Stoddard
Robert Fortman
Rudy Wisniewski
Joe Cirighane
Machine Foundry Holds Fox Lead In Bowling League
The Machine Foundry squad won two of three from the Shippers at Elyria Recreation to stay atop the Fox Fur nace Company Bowling League standings. Floor Foundry swept Gas Room while General Office beat Engineers and Steel Shell Room won the third in a row over Maintenance. Overseer of Machine Foundry led with 53 percent, while Sailors face Berlin Heights next Saturday. Clearview aims to rebound against South Amherst after two weeks of practice.
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Waeoda Machine Foundry
Steel Shell
Shippers Oo
Ianerackh
Fins Ploam
Machine Foundry
Shippers
Elyria Recreation
Fox Furnace Company
Floor Foundry
General Office
Steel Shell Room
Berlin Heights
Clearview
Avon
South Amherst
Waldron
General Office Whitney Pea
Crandstaft
Fos Schultz
Vo Bechtel
Nehneers
Balinsley
Weller
Yin Lai
Blakely
Leiliott
Ld Pav
Grandstalt
G Stutz, Jr
G Stutz
Schulz Wee Te
Lyons
Eee
Varga
W. Krugman
A. Moesny
Sweeney
Krugman
Oe Az
Maintenance Ltd
Vt Eslinger We
V Toth
G. Moesny
Dufty
J. Toth
Hector Dh Ie
Ato
Hardwick Through As Navy Coach
Naval Academy officials avoided discussing rumors that a civilian would replace Hank Hardwick as Middle football coach. Hardwick stated he would not coach next season, having informed the athletic department prior to the season. The Navy Athletic Association had not made a decision, and reports were not confirmed.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Liccut
Harry
Hank) Hardwick
Hardwick
E. W
Pitt And TCU Gain Two Each On All America
United Press selects its 1938 All America in a national process. Texas Christian and Pittsburgh each place two players on the first team, with Notre Dame Michigan Tennessee Santa Clara Villanova Duke and Mississippi also represented. The squad includes Daddie Wysocki Reiner Wolff Heikkinen Lee Suffridge Aldrich OBrien Hall Tipton Goldberg.
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United Press
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Texas Christian
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Michigan
Tennessee
Santa Clara
Villanova
Duke
Mississippi
Louis Daddie
John Wysocki
Daddie
Meadville
Beiner
Harvey
Michigan OY
Luvin
Ramsay
Aldrich
Texas Christian el
Llin
Temple
Tex
Sufitridge
Knoxvide Tenn
San Francisco
Lin
J. Wysocki
Wilkes-Barre
Feller May Lose Driving Rights
Bob Feller Cleveland Indians pitcher may have his driver's license suspended for three months after a conviction for reckless driving in Des Moines Iowa. Municipal Judge C S Cocter fined him 100 dollars and suggested suspension for driving 87 miles an hour while Feller claimed he was moving at 70.
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Des Moines
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
C.S. Cocter
Feller
Arsenault Named Outstanding Ohio College Football Player
Eddie Arsenault of John Carroll University was voted the season's outstanding Ohio College football player in a Downtown Coaches poll of Toledo sports writers. Merrit W. Green announced the results with John Ries Western Reserve, Jack Padley Dayton, John Montgomery Ohio University, Tony Popp Toledo, and Jerry Williams Miami as other top vote-getters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Eddie Arsenault
John Carroll University
Merrit
W. Green
John Ries
Western Reserve
Jack Padley
Dayton
John Montgomery
Ohio University
Tony Popp
Jerry Williams
Miami
Rumors Fly Over Pitt Coaching Job Choice
Campus chatter centers on a possible Pitt appointment for Jock Sutherland as rumors spread about changes in the coaching staff. The buzz remains unverified, with speculation focusing on Sutherland as the leading candidate for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
All-America Football Team Second and Third Teams Listed
United Press releases list the 1938 All-America teams. Second Team includes ends Wyratt of Tennessee and Holland of Cornell, backs Cafego of Tennessee and McLeod of Dartmouth, and center Hill of Duke among others. Third Team features ends Brown of Notre Dame and Young of Oklahoma, and quarterbacks Sitko of Notre Dame.
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Wyratt
Tennessee
Holland
Cornell
Jackles—Maronic
North Carolina
Voigts
Northwestern
Smith
Southern California
McGoldrick
Notre Dame
Hill
Duke
Lansdell
Hamburgs Pace Pin Loop and Moss Commanders Lead
Hamburgs win two of three to pace Smitty's Bowling League at K of Alleys with Art Foss of Hamburgs posting 588 high over Hi-Proofs 940 team score. Moss Commanders hold first in Colson Corp League by winning two of three from Hamilton Speed Kings as George Valerius leads Rovers with 670. Penfield Ex-Hys seeks Class B Lorain county basketball games.
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Hamburgs
Alleys
Smitty
Samson's
Ales
Fish Frys
Pops
Waldorf's
Vines
Art Foss
Bob Banville
Hi-Proofs
Moss Commanders
Colson Corporation
Hamilton Speed Kings
Elyria Recreation
Bohn Flyers
Basinski
Selby Olympics
Burr
Valerius Rovers
Ryan Silver Kings
George Valerius
The
Rovers
Penfield Ex-Hys
Lorain County
Wwil
Hamburgs Ae
Ant Ryan
Hamburgs Moss
Toome Sae
Moss
McDonough
Donovan
Barder
Tos Schaeffer
Tos
Aed
V. McCaffery
Kayden Ae
Schneider Sabes
Neiter As
wees _ lan Croetz
Dietsche Wean
Ood Bohn
Orp Eenee
Tee
Rasinski Bouners Kunitz
Pats Deere
A. Hopkins
Stanseve
Hengesbaugh
Burr Scouts
Glowiski
S. Volk Sean Ee
Garr
Eae Ae
Tf Bauer Ween Ee
Cariss Pete Wee
Blind Wee
Aeihy Staller Aa
Ee Saeieriere Amble
Valeriaus Rovers Samson
Renner
Davies Seene
Ryan
Koehn
J. Banville
Krugman
Roger Babson
Wellington
O. Oo. Ae
All-American Red Heads Open Season On Jefferson Floor
The All-American Red Heads of St. Louis meet Worthington Dry Cleaners on the Jefferson Junior High School floor tonight at 8. The Red Heads, champions of the world feminine basketball, headline a program that may feature the Ozark Mountain Hill Billies later. A foul shooting contest between Gladys Lommler and a Worthington entry will occur between halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Worthington Dry Cleaners
St. Louis
C. M. Olson
Olson
Giants
Ozark Mountain Hill Billies
Gladys Lommler
Ace
Red Heads
Worthingtons
Miss Lommler
C. H
Bud) Worthington
Cleaners
Gordon Splete
South Amherst
Baldwin-Wallace
Lila Blue
Hazel Vickers
Hazel Smith
Peggy Lawson
Kay Kirkpatrick
Ruth Osborn
Klimosewski
Worthington Cleaners
Johnny Sakola
Hal Block
Ed Wilms
Clyde Grills
Paul Boyle
Glen Willis
Paul Fritz
Joe Klimosewski
South Amherst High School
Elyria Club
Worthington
Big Ten Leaders In Meeting Today
Chicago December 1 Big Ten coaches and athletic directors gather to finalize football schedules for 1942 and plan programs for baseball track swimming and other sports. They will consider training table rules and whether Big Ten teams may accept Rose Bowl bids. Rumors say Pacific Coast Conference favors annual Big Ten champion meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Ten
Pasadena
Cal
Pacific Coast Conference
City Class A Bowling Loop Tonight Ends Schedule
The first half of the City Class A Bowling League ends with five matches at Elyria Recreation alleys. Early shift at 7:00 features Tarry Tavern against Electro Alleys and Bauer Dairy versus Ely (incomplete matchup).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Tarry Tavern
Electro
Bauer Dairy
Ely
Industrial League Games To Be Played On Jefferson Court
Representatives of Industrial Basketball League met at the Y M C A to decide all league games for the coming season will be played at Jefferson Junior High School. Teams present included Thew Shovel, Steel and Tubes, Fox Furnace, Timms Spring, Troxel and General Industries. An organizational meeting is set for next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Basketball League
Jefferson Junior High School
Thew Shovel
Steel and Tubes
Fox Furnace
Timms Spring
Troxel
General Industries
Amateur Boxing Card at the Y set for December 16
Carl W. Wagner of the Elyria Recreation Board announced a six bout amateur boxing program at the Y M C A on December 16. The Elyria Boxing Commission approved the event. Matches include Elyria Hardware vs Hascredt Jewelers and General Industries vs Bittner Funeral Home with five round bouts starting at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Wagner
Elyria Recreation Board
Wagner
Elyria Boxing Commission
Elyria Hardware
Hascredt Jewelers
General Industries
Bittner Funeral Home
Diedrick Phillies
Moulton
Sealed Proposals for Lorain County sewer work on Black River
Legal notice seeks sealed proposals for labor and materials to extend Pennfield and Dallas Avenue storm sewers to the junction and outlet, for bridge work over the Black River in Lorain County Ohio. Proposals due 12:00 noon EST on the Sunday in December 1938. bids must follow specifications, deposit requirements, and bidding instructions. plans available from County Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Colorado Avenue
Lorain
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners of
Lorain County
Ohic
Lorain County Court House
Elyria
Pennfield
Dallas Avenae
Harry L. Dunham
Wilbur J. Watson
Prospect Avenue
Cleveland
F. R. Walker
Carnegie Avenue
Board of County Commissioners
Hare
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Sama! CO
Northern League
Cage Sounds
Eldotread
Elyria Grid
Fox Lead
Leip Ciee
Army
Navy
Twooys
Logeer
Kankakee
Allen Bergner
Stephiaketteavy
Harry Stella
TCU
Harry Ferguson
Arsenault
ED. Marsh
Erabewr Indeot
Association
Gulf Gas and Oil
Firestone
Monde
N. B.C
Jefferson Court
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