Oberlin honors 38 varsity letter winners at fall banquet
Oberlin College awarded 58 letters across football cross country and soccer at the Fall Sports Banquet in Talcott Hall. Captains for 1949 were named: football Bob Burns. cross country Phil Thomas. soccer Howie Curtis and Wesley Simon, with Curtis earning his third letter and Simon his second.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Talcott Hall
Bob Burns
Phil Thomas
Howie Curtis
Wesley Simon
Curtis
Simon
Bob Wright
Bob Addison
Dick Johnson
Ed Breckenridge
Jesse Parks
Bill Weaver
Don Campbell
Bob Conover
Bob Ebel
Norm Fletcher
Bill Grills
John Langner
al LePontois
Kev O'Connor
Mort Polster
Joe Smyr
Dick Studer
Dick Utley
Dave Crispin
Karl Denninger
Bob Duncan
Pete Loveland
Chester McPhee
Don Mattucci
Tom Palmer
Sam Stafford
Hal Wright
Ira Young
Steve Towlin
Dick Walker
Joe Brough
Justin Frost
Dick Ferreira
Ban Genderson
John Tanner
Andre Maison- Piterre
Tien Wei Yang
John Maurice
Roger Felch
Chuck Malore
Hud Targgart
George Wiley
John Atwater
Armand Ballota
Glenn Carter
Joe Elder
Dick Ducley
al Goodwin
John Mack
Laurence Melwer
Dick Nichols
John Wenrich
Sing Hoi Wong
Dave Langser
McKeen Resigns as Mississippi State Coach
Mississippi State head coach Alion McKeen resigned after nine seasons, ending a tenure that built a strong SEC program but saw four losses and one tie this season. The break came after a 34-7 loss to intrastate rival Mississippi, the season’s low point.
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Starkville
Miss. U.P
Mississippi State
Alion McKeen
McKeen
State
Army
Tom
Shorty
Bic Williams
Mississippi
Cage Schedule and Obituary Brief from Romeo
The page lists Wednesday and Friday cage match pairings across multiple towns including Henrietta Wakeman Liverpool Medina Mansfield Amherst Oberlin Berea Clearview Rocky River Wellington Fairview Eaton South Amherst Lake Brookside Grafton Ridgeville Belden Brownbeim Braghton Camden Henrietta Lakewood Cleveland West Collinwood 2% Shaw Cleveland Lincoln Grenville Shaker Heights Akron St Mars's Lorzin St Mary's Vermilion 2% Monroeville Buren Norwalk St Pauls. An obituary notes the death of Frank Bowerman 79 former New York Giants catcher and Mathewson figure who died after long illness. Bowerman discovered Mathewson on a Cincinnati field and spent 18 years in the majors. He was a fruit farmer at death.
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Vermilion
Monroeville
Buren
Norwalk
St. Paul's
Romeo
Mich
Frank Bowerman
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Bowerman
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Giants
Shannon II Syndicate Boys sale ends racing career
Shannon I, famed Australian thoroughbred, sold to a Kentucky syndicate led by Leslie Combs II for 300000. Buyers plan immediate stud duties. auction ends any plan for a 1950s Tanforan Handicap clash with Citation. Shannon, seven, bred at Kiara Stud by Percy Miller, joins American bloodlines.
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Los Angeles
Shannon I
Phar Lap
Neil 5S
McCarthy
Leslie Combs
Lexington
Shannon
Combs
Michigan Highlights From Page 14 Football Lineups
Veterans and stars populate Michigan notes with Burris Bednarik Walker Justice Jensen Heath among the standouts. Justice tops in total offense with 1 620 rushing yards 766 rushing 834 passing while Heath sets new all time marks in touchdowns and passing yardage.
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Justice
Dynamo
Jensen
California
Netion
Heath
Nevada Star
Wisconsin
Gloves Tournament Tickets On Sale In Elyria Monday
Lorain County Golden Gloves boxing tickets go on sale in Elyria Monday for the January 11 and January 19 tournament at Lorain. The event, sponsored by VFW Post 451, will award eight open and novice winners a spot in the Cleveland Golden Gloves. Elyria entrants include Rivas Weddie and nine opponents from Elyria.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria Reat
Peter de Santis
Elvria
Vets
Two Contests On Columbia Floor
Two basketball games are scheduled on Columbia High floor tonight. The Columbia Red Jackets meet the Spencer Knights of Pythias at 7 30. In the second game Columbia V F W No 9340 faces Elyria Standard Cleaners at 9 45.
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Columbia High
Columbia Red Jackets
Spencer“ Knights of
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Columbia V. F. W
Elyria Standard Cleaners
Grafton Fords Debut In Northern Ohio League Cage Card
Grafton Neitzel Schwed Fords make their Class B debut versus Lorain Sutters in tonight's twin bill. Grafton Merchants face Lorain Eagles in the opening game at 7 30. Fords Sutter game slated around 87 45.
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Fords
Ohio
Lorain Sutters
Grafton Merchants
Lorain Eagles
Nomination For Booster Club Board Of Governors
The Elyria Booster Club nominates 10 candidates for the Board of Governors at a meeting called for 8 o'clock at the MCA. The committee will endorse 10 men, from which five will be elected to two year terms, taking office at year’s end. The nominating panel includes Gil Schiesz and others. five elected will replace members Don McGinley Don Sotherden Bill McDonald Alva Clarke and Jack Merer whose terms end in 1948.
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Booster Club
MCA
Ten Og
Gil Schiesz
Herb Meister
Ralph Fobes
Bill Garris
Walt Decker
Max Ulrich
Harry Bemis
Henry Auk
Russ Davies
Mel Harper
Board of Governors
Don McGinley
Don Sotherden
Bill McDonald
Alva Clarke
Jack Merer
Cage League Opens Season at Jefferson High
City Class B Basketball League starts tonight at Jefferson with three Red Division games Smit h's Grocers vs Pfaudler Company Schumar's Body Shop vs Kritisz All-Stars Elyria Merchants vs Holmes Delivery. White Division games begin next Monday with United Polish Club vs Columbia Red Jackets Standard Cleaners vs Eltria Eagles Albert Auditors vs Lorain and M Billards. Each division uses a split schedule, division champions meet for the seasonal crown.
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Pfaudler Company
Schumar
Kritisz All-Stars
Elyria Merchants
Holmes
Henrietta Grange
Elyira Dairies
Belden
Oberlin Cowling-Sedgmen Funeral Home
United Polish Club
Columbia Red Jackets
Standard Cleaners
Eltria Eagles
Albert Auditors
Loraine
M Billards
Amherst American Legion
la Grange
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Arizona Grid Team Demands Bowl Pay
University of Arizona football players demand 275 dollars each to play in the Salad Bowl on New Year’s Day. They threaten to skip the Phoenix game against Drake if demands are unmet, seeking 40 shares totaling about 7000 dollars from the 12500 dollar bowl guarantee.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
United Press Today
Phoenix
Drake
Hershey Bears Hold Second Place With 6-3 Win
The Hershey Bears defeated the Philadelphia Rockets 6 to 3 to move into second place in the American Hockey League Eastern Division. Frankie Mario led with three goals as Hershey built an early lead and held on late.
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Hershey Bears
Frankie Mario
Bears
Philadelphia Rockets
Hershey
Radioactive Materials Boost Research at Oak Ridge
Atomic piles in Oak Ridge and elsewhere release radioactive materials to all research branches, promising faster solutions to current medical and chemical problems.
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Oak Ridge
Hula Lesson, Fame, and a Quirky Honolulu Visit
Henry McLemore recalls taking a hula lesson in the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu with humorous missteps and dancing memories. He lists many dances and songs, ends with a joke about his name, and notes readers may contact his agent for future engagements. The piece closes with a public fact about U.S. fish consumption.
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Hindustan
Sam
Shiek
Alabama
McLemore
MccLermore
John Quincy Adams
Bunker Hill
Wailer Forge
Bulge
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Motors Clout 2 7 2 Series For Team High
Motors Clout 2 7 2 series for Team High toppled at Olympic Recreation with 2 2 7 7 2 2 total. Mac's Restaurants tied for league lead after two wins over Fais Shei Oil. Goose Club moved within one game of top spot. Knipper set season benchmarks with 234 single and 621 series in American Brave Shoe League at Bowling Center.
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Mac's
Olympic Recreation
Mac’s
Fais Shei! Oil
Spring Waller
Paradise Restaurant
Goose Club
Bow-O-Drome
Ray Dahl
Jame Paul Schneider
Knipper
George Knipper
Bow Iling Center
Might Knipper
Alillowrights
S Tured
Furnace
Shipping
Pattern Shos
Millwright
Bowling Leagues See Shifts and High Scores Across City
In All City leagues top players posted strong totals led by Evelyn Siffert with 2009 series for the Feminine Circles and Ted Kubusxe leading Trikes with 382. Chairs captured two wins to move atop the Colson Corporation League while Shipping and Trucks faltered. Don Gurney topped scoring in the Knights of Columbus League with 205 and 593. Keep Sporting Goods won in the St. John Lutheran League with 2,342 series.
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Wee Ewe
Urcetie Atdrch Sae
Eee
Pavane Ieevidual
Blié
Spring Valley Mac's Hestaurasts
Brocse Crno Aeenee Ay
Chairs
Enone Eenne
Weeenee Anes
Pats Shell Ov
Fioré Hamiren
Ata
Srp Bacio
Paradise Restaurant
Ae Eeene Um
Pet Béac
Restaurancs
Weish Panera
Ted Alten
Eog
Guthrie & Roleg
Rodgery Motors
Toggery Shop
Rothgery
Shby
Butner
Ben Seeral Home
Hartman Real Estate
Tech Individuel
D. Greener
Eegn
Webber
Paradise Hestauras
Ec O ' Waller
Eigh
Bednar
Hugh
Paul Briasser
Sterng Motors
American Praee Shoe League
L Pet
Boshwick
Furnace
Ecb
EBE
Attern Ehop
Alfred Alen Service
Guthrie & Roling
Et Ming Room
F. Card Peers
Atred Alien Service
Sorcerers Eee
Hn'’S Lutheran League
Eoepp Spor “Ag
Bagh
John Nasips
Bagh Tady
Iduai
Glapp
Ry Tsio
Individua
Adnate
George Hnipper
Stege
Bulwrghis
Rennes
Bighine
Olympic
LaGrange Hardware
Sitfert
LeGrange
Iss—Soo
Sederis Hotel
Eebeeeee
Tak
Fey
EH. Bommer
Circe
Os Sty
Bas Construction
Coca Csiz Cot Settee
Sie Everett Plas
Memos Tavern
Empire Tavern
Patle Millar
Colson Corporation Leagte A
Ual
Wwe
Wrhee
Ted Hubuske
Colson Corporation
Shiping
Trucks
Wheels
Shipping
Ted Kubusxe
Trikes
Iead
C. Race
Welsh Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus
Nick Lares
Alfred Alen
Sports Goods
Keepp Sporting Goods
St. John
St. John’s School
Coca Cola
Ieazus
Y House League Action Tonight At Moor
Rescue teams play four games on the Y Moor schedule with Cardinale co against Bouncers at 7 00 Trip pers meet Ramblers at 7 45 ReBobs vs Kansarcos at 8 30 and Champs face Bite Jars at 9 15 Rebobs and Bouncers top the standings with two straight wins each as the first half nears the halfway mark.
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Cardinale Co
Bouncers
Trippers
Ramblers
Re- Bobs
Kansarcos
Champs
Bite Jars
Rebobs
Mikan Scores 32 As Lakers Gain On Pro Cage Loop Leaders
George Mikan scored 32 points guiding the Minneapolis Lakers to an 84 over Boston Celtics at Chicago Stadium as the Lakers close in on Western Division pace-setters Rochester. In the twin bill Chicago Stags beat Philadelphia Warriors 74 68 and Bud Palmer led the Knicks 16 in a 88 61 win at Providence over the Steamrollers. Fort Wayne Zollners beat Indianapolis Jets 77 62 with Fritz Nagy leading Jets scorers with 20.
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Lakers
United Press
Minneapolis Lakers
George Mikann
Rochester Royals
Basketball Association of America
Laxers
Boston Celtics
Chicago Stadium
Chicago Stags
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Bud Palmer
Providence Steamrolers
Providence
Fort Wayne Zollners
Indianapolis Jets
Indianapolis
Fritz Nagy
Jets
Stranahan Sets West Palm Beach Course Record
Frank Stranahan, Toledo golfer and last year British Amateur champion, fired a 64 to break the West Palm Beach Country Club course record. He went eight under par, surpassing the previous mark by Bill Stembier of Miami set last spring.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
West Palm Beach Country Club
Bill Stembier
Miami
Belden Defeats Eaton 39-36 in Backyard Rivalry Rematch
Belden High topped Eaton 39 to 36 nine months after a Lorain County Class B playoff loss that snapped Belden’s 19 game win streak. Al DiVencenzo led Belden with 17 points while Ken Grills paced Eaton with 15. Eaton reserves defeated Belden reserves 40-16 in the curtain raiser, as Belden notched its third win in four starts this season.
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Belden High
Biue
Eaton
Lorain
Belden
al DiVencenzo
Gelades
Zaremba
Oris
Brouse
Qthierry
Palcesko
OlDurkee
Hahn
gJohnees
Geeat
Sieisis
Jin m Henke
al Charnes
Black Hawks Pile On Rangers In 4-2 Victory
Chicago Black Hawks handle last place New York Rangers 4 to 2 to move into a fourth place tie with Toronto in the NHL. Chicago struck three goals in the first period and then held on to secure the win.
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New York
Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto
New York Rangers
Chicago
Rangers
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