Army Navy clash caps 1946 season with dramatic finish
Russ Davies notes the high school hoops season opening featuring Elyria coach Bauer making his return and Army versus Navy football drama. He recalls Bauer's five seasons at Elyria, standout players, and a stunning 1940 upset at Akron Goodyear gym. The piece also covers Army’s three year 27-1-0 run, Navy’s near upset, and the local coaching crowd watching intently.
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Euxwa
Hieh’s Comets
Conch
Ralph cTalt Bauer
Pioneer Cage
Hhe
Baer
WS Army Air Corps
Auwu
Jely
Cohesed
Din Harwood
Les Gast Harwood
Lakewood Huthh Powe Hang
IMA
Gast
Hectober
Elyria
Lake Erie
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Lorain
Bauer
Wilt (Bank
Dick Seisman
Johnny Howard
Beene Malinowski
Bawer
Goodyear Gymnasium
Akron
Akron South
Johnny Howard and Company
Ohio
Army
Navy
Thitch
Bart Black
Black Knights
LMG
Notre Dame
Scholastic B League Opens Friday Week Cage Action
Oberlin and four Southwestern Conference teams set four Warm-ups this week as the Scholastic B League begins the 1948-47 season. Oberlin hosts LaGrange and Giking on Huron while River To Open Seaton faces Rocky River and Berea. Berea beat Maple Heights 58 20 in a previous game. Fairview, Wellington, and Cleview have no games scheduled yet.
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Overly
LaGrange
Huron
Safurd
Paes Fee
Wn A
Hemnton
Cleveland Chenville
River
Seaton
Rocky River
Berenser
Hucke River
Bay Village
Berea
John Marshall
Kane
Walloping
Maple Heights
Fairview
Wellington
Cleview
Five teams pledge title defense in Lorain County cage league
Ridgeville Grafton and South Amherst Quints are set to defend their Class B Scholastic Basketball League crowns. Opening Friday features six games across Northeastern Southeastern and Western divisions with new coaches at seven schools.
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Ridgeville
Grafton
South Amherst
AAY
Asl Grattan
Bidgeville
Raton
Wathawason Te SE
Brighton
Brookside
Avon
Eaton
Belden
Penfield
LaGrange
Columbia
Henretta
Brownhelm
Wellington High
Bob Minchback
Shellman
Camden
Fred Mutheny
Bill Jones
Johnny Evanoft
Carl Hall Grafton
Johny Dokter
Harald Amspoker
Henrietta
John Fatts
Lowell Gutts
Joe le Chaix
Howard Warg
Ed Treherne
Nelson Howe
Roaches
Dominic Mass
Gordon Splete
Avon Lake
Paul Rhodes
Howard Rader
Belind Martin
Payden Coontz
Dyer Sweet
Kuiveville
Joe Hudak
Brookade
Romes
Fridiy
Joop Trams
Cehedale
Amherst
LaGrange Qbuerrin
Ghertia
Prt
South Archeret Ay
Opts
Buyghiten
Art Brownhe
Southeastern
Wiston Grafton
Pet
Pet Pts
Bowl lineup and matchups from the January feature
A garbled list of upcoming bowls and matchups across the country with mentions of the Cotton Bowl Orange Bowl Sugar Bowl Rose Bowl and several others. It references teams such as St Marys Tex Tech and North Carolina State and venues including New Orleans Miami Los Angeles and Jacksonville.
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Rose Howl
Panadena
New
Unclear schedule with scattered matchups and names
Fragmented list shows multiple pairings across towns and teams with numerous misspellings. Reads like a rough cage or event schedule with many proper nouns and locations jumbled, offering little clear structure or outcomes.
Army Navy Game Sparks Call to Abolish Extra Point
Oscar Fraley notes the 21 018 Army win over Navy and argues the extra point rule is flawed. He argues a tie could be possible without the point and criticizes the rule’s impact on fair play and game balance, urging abolition despite coaches opposing change.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Od Army
Nave
Navy
Lady Luck
Tark Ray
West Point
Roed
Bob van Sumimern
Bill Hawkins
Army
Red Blaik
Tome
Aid
Souders Named Most Valuable Player Candidate
Ohio State and Western Conference context center on Tad Cee and Cyl Bonides of Bucyrus as top contenders. The article notes Souders as eligible for selectors and outlines expected attention from fans ahead of key bowls.
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Columbus
Cyl Bonides
Bucyrus Tate
Ohio State
Souders
New Record Set As Dons Triumph
New record set as the Dons triumph in Los Angeles, moving to second place in the Western Division of the All-America Conference after a 624 14 victory over the Buffalo Bisons. Angela Bertelly and Charmy O’Rourke led the rifle arms effort, breaking the prior single game scoring mark and beat the opponent's old record. New Haven coach Robert F. Giegengack named to a new role assisting Charles Heyt cof with Negre athletes amid integration tensions at Basel.
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Los Angeles
Tae Angeles
Tpo
Sewonel Place
Buffalo Bisons
Angela Bertelly
Charmy O' Rourke
Denstaal
Cleveland
Chicago
Amherst Quintet Faces Three-Game Northern League Week
Amherst High Comets play five games this week in the Northern League. The schedule includes trips to South Amherst on Tuesday and Friday, a home game with Elyria High Pioneers, and an away clash at New London New Haven Friday. Medina visits Copley Saturday. Wellington does not open until December 13 at Rocky River.
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Amherst High Comets
Amherst
South Amherst
Trek
Elyria High
London
Medina
New London
Emerhins
New Haven
Copley
Wellington
Rocky River
Philadelphia wandd's champn sahib packet Willard tournament opens
The first wandd's championship Willard tournament opens here amid wartime conditions with defending champion Willie Moss Cont of Philadelphia leading a field that includes Erwin Rudolf and Chardan from Yale University. Hoyt has retired from the Va pnst ast Jane to enter private Vissntss.
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Philadel
Willie Moscont
Pi Delphia
Erwin Rudolf
Chardan
Yale University
Hoyt
Pnst
Jane
Lorain County Basketball League Entry Deadline Reminder
Lorain County independent teams were reminded of the entry deadline for the Elyria City Class A and Class B leagues. Requests must be submitted to YY Wo Trubey, Fioria Recreation Board program director, with entry fees listed as 25 dollars for in-town teams and 35 dollars for out-of-town teams. The league will comprise 12 teams, with the A League limited to five teams.
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Lorain County
Knight
Elyria City
YY Wo Trubey
Fioria
Cage Game Canceled Between Ronck and Lorains
A basketball game between Ronck Insurance and Lorains Stans was canceled. Rorick Insurance hosts a game with Albert Auditors Tuesday night on the Jefferson floor. Players must report at the Bei at B18.
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Ronck Insurance
Lorains, Stans
Rorick Insurance
Albert Auditors
Turedaye
Jefferson
Bei
Unclear unit notes in Japan recruitment plea during war era
Fragmented text describes recruitment and service details for US troops in Japan and the Pacific, mentioning the 23th Infantry Division, Guadalcanal and New Georgia, roles for clerks and drivers, and benefits such as overseas pay, medical care, and housing plans. The garbled source notes suggest a wartime propaganda or training notice urging enlistment and outlining conditions for three years of service before departure.
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Wali Suir College
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Pat Paaws
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Cleveland Browns
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Robert F. Giegengack
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Charles Heyt
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Jim Warner
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