Arena slated for banner season in Cleveland basketball Third season cited
Al Sutphin predicts the Cleveland Arena will become the nation’s fourth top basketball center behind Madison Square Garden Boston Gardens and UChicago Stadium as it opens its 1948 49 season with 18 nights of college games. Coaches and officials from Elyria Lorain area named for several contests.
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Red Necktie Fame
New York
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Boston Gardens
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John Carroll
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Ashland
Joan Carroll
Cornell
Casse
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Western Reserve
Rutgers
Georgetown
Texas A and M
Canisius
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Akron
Bowling Green
Kentucky
LaSalle
Marquette
Toledo
Villanova
Baldwin- Wallace
Western Kentucky
Mavier
Loyola
City College of New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lorain Counry
Elyria
Lorain
A. N
Chick) Smith
Stan Macheck
Bryce Bloom
Lorain Domination Opens 1928-49 Basketball Season
Lorain High School's Steelmen beat Amherst 60-35 to start the season, with Roland Horn scoring 20 and Frank Martin 15 as Lorain built a 21-6 first quarter lead and a 41-13 halftime margin. Amherst was led by Bill Wohlever and Jerry Prittie with 12 each. Lorain reserves added a 44-14 win over Amherst reserves and the team plans a test against Akron Garfield next, on Lorain's court.
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Lorain High School
Steelmen
Amherst
Ed Dinninger
Roland Horn
Frank Martin
Comets
Amherts
Bill Wohlever
Jerry Prittie
Akron Garfield
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G. F. TF
Suder
Schwask Rf
Owiford
Ay Tischer
iWashka
Jaiastranio
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Mitrof
Gfi
Cizis
Stan Machock
X. Smith
Oberlin Indians win first under new coach 44-26
Oberlin High defeated St Marys 44-26 in an independent game at Loran as Jim Reeder started his tenure. After a 12-11 halftime edge Oberlin surged, outscoring St Marys 32-15 in the second half with Linden and Van Ausdale scoring 11 each and Portman 10. St Marys reserves beat Oberlin reserves 31-16 in the opener.
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Indians
Jim Reeder
Lora
St. Mary's
Loran
Oberlin
Don Linden
Dick van Ausdsle
Doren Portman
St Alary’s
Larry Lenzen
St Miarss
Obe
World Series film shows Indians win as Feller shines
The official World Series motion pictures capture Cleveland’s 4 2 series win over Boston with top performances by Bob Feller and Earl Torgeson. Umpire bull Stewart’s call on Masi remains controversial, while narration by Bob Elson highlights Game Five feats and a classic post season duel at Cleveland.
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Mas
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Warren Spahn
Three Firms Buy Stock Enter Fight Field
Columbia Broadcasting System Music Corporation of America and Alien Indacates Inc buy 25 percent each of the Tournament of Champions stake. George Ebletz retains 25 percent. New organization plans sports events and an indoor arena in New York City.
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U.P
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Music Corporation of America
Alien Indacates, Inc
Stormola.ers
T. of C
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Nt of C
George Ebletz
New York City
Santa Clara Tulane Bowl Plan Sparks Athletic Debate
Santa Clara and Tulane plan for a proposed Second Orange Bowl near Miami faced pushback as Tulane's Horace Renegar refused to consider a bowl bid. Heenan of Santa Clara said an invitation had been offered by phone amid SEC bowl prohibitions and a vote against altering conference rules.
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Tulane
Horace Renegar
Texas
Georgia
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Nichor
Dennis Heenan
Cal
Renegar
Pitt Holds Talks With Navy Captain for Pitt Athletics Chief Post
Navy Captain Tom Hamilton visited Pittsburgh for discussions with Pitt officials about becoming director of physical education and athletics. A naval release from the Oval Academy is the main hurdle, while Pitt plans to expand its athletic program. Frank Cerver may be named graduate manager of athletics after Whiter Ha Zam resigned.
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Navy
Tom Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
Hamilton
U. S. Oval Academy
Pitt
Rufus H. Fitzgerald
Annapolis
Academy
Fitzgerald
Frank Cerver
Jimmy (Whiter) Ha- Zam
Home Pin Loop Schedule At Olympic Recreation
The Home Bowling League lists four matches for tonight at Olympic Recreation. Early shift at 7:00 features Crystal Clear Cleaners against Lehman Cartaze, with Moose Club Hardware facing Onerrin Hardware and Racis versus Thornburg Manufacturing alongside Walt's Hathekeller and Rerms Cleacess against an auctioneer. B and B Foods oppose Gartner Inn, and Spring Valley’s Sitrner Funeral Home participates.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Lehman Cartaze
Eiyra Brass
Bromze
Moose Club
Onerrin
Racis
Thornburg Manufacturing
Walt’s Hathekeller
Gartner Inn
Spring Valley
S. Sitrner Funereal
Michigan and Notre Dame Lead U P All America Selections
United Press selects its 1938 All-America with eleven top college football players. Midwest leads with five picks, while Notre Dame and Michigan place two players each. Other regions are represented across the nation in this national tribute to top gridiron talent.
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W York
United Press Today
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Far West
All-America Football Team 1948 Selections Highlight Notre Dame
United Press lists 1948 All-America picks with Lear Hart and William Fischer from Notre Dame among stars. multiple schools including Michigan Penn State Oklahoma California and Army feature players. Second team includes Posie Feldberg O'Reilly Franz Healy Sarkisian Sitko Von Breckler Clord Ranch.
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Notre Dame
le Turtle
A Derogatis
Duke
Paihy O'Reilly
Purdue
Rod Franz
California
William Healy
Georgia Tech
Alex Sarkisian
Northwestern
Sitko
Norman von Breckler
Oregon
Jack Clord
William and Mary
John Ranch
Georgia
All America Eleven Ranked By Major Teams
Notre Dame stars Leon Hart and William Fischer headline a first team with Michigan Duo Alvin Wistert and Richard Rifenberg, California’s Jack Jensen, and Midwest anchors Doak Walker and Leo Nomellini. Five from unbeaten teams place on the top squad with Bednarik from Pennsylvania heading the Eastern contingent.
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East
Midwest
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Notre Dame
California
Clemson
Giants
Leon Hart
William Fischer
Alvin Wistert
Richard Rifenberg
Jack Jensen
Leo Nomellini
Doak Walker
Paul Burris
Oklahoma
Charles Bednark
Pennsylvania
Jensen
Stan Heath
Nevada
Far West
Spurs
Cheries Justice
North Carolina
Birmingham Cops Third Straight Victory in Hectic Meet
Birmingham cagers posted a 72 to something win in a tense road contest. Wakeman’s Lorain St and Wolinra Lenz tied for top scoring with 15 points. Birmingham’s team efforts highlighted by Treloy and Gas as the hosts fell short.
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Béetson Orly
Wakxemar
Smitty's Pin Schedule Amid Odd League Night
The center hosts a quirky bowling card with four matches on the docket this evening. Matches include Meat Met Caur vs Furcane, Resar Service versus Arva Potato Chips, Evvr.a Lumber and Covoss Rosal Croan vs Sempers-Sn.ho insuratee, and Buas Barbers.
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