Elyria booster club selects five new governors this month
The Elvira Booster Club, founded in 1944 to support Elyria High School athletics, will elect five new Board of Governors for two-year terms. Nominees include Henry Ault Harry Bemis Hugh Cameron Paul Carbin Russ Davies Walt Decker Harold Guthman Harold Haywood John Kolopos Joe Otten Harry Reynolds Earl Sloan Mak Ulrich and Max Van Wormer alongside retiring officers. The article also details the 1949 Elyria High football schedule and notes expectations for the team and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elveia
Etyra High School
O!r
Don McGintey
Dean Sotherden
Alva Clarke
Jack Meier
Bil Aic Derzid
Elyna
Ault
West Side
Elvira High Athletics
Harry Bemis
West
Hugh Cameron—Facio
Pfaucher Company
Elyria High School
Paul Carbin
Sczen Company
Elyria Recreation Ard
Russ Davies
Walt Decker
Larry’s Drive
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Harold Guthman
Tressurer
K and S Tool Company
Guthman
Booster Club Board of Governors
Elyria High
Guthmenborg
Harold Haywood
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Elyria V.F.W
American Legion Post
John Kolopos
Kolopos Insurance Agency
Kolopos
Joe Otten
Otten and Crites
WJEL
Springfield
Ulrich
Max van Wormer
Alan
Russ Schmittger
Barons In Cellar As Caps Win 6-3
The Cleveland Barons defeated the Washington Lions 6 to 3 in a single league game in Washington. Four goals in the third period propelled the Cleveland win before 1,620 spectators as Indianapolis dropped to the cellar in the American Hockey League Western Division.
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Barons
United Press
Indianapolis Captors
Cleveland Barons
Washington Lions
Washington
Yankees Open Trade Talks as Minneaplis Meetings Loom
New York Yankees GM George Weiss says only DiMaggio and Henrich hold veto power, open to trades for others. Casey Stengel to join talks with other clubs next week in Minneapolis. Detroit Tigers release reliever Arton Benton after 25 games last season with two wins and three losses.
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New York
New York Yankees
Minneapoli
Yankee
George Weiss
Joe DiMage
Tommy Henericn
Wess
Casey Stengel
Detroit
Ny Evans
Atton Benton
Bercon
Tigers
Tyro
LaMotta Beats Yarosz In Unpopular NY Bout
Jake LaMotta won a 10 round decision over Tommy Yarosz at Madison Square Garden in New York. The crowd booed the result as writers and fans mostly preferred Yarosz, who had performed strongly before promoters and officials.
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New York
Jake LaMotta
Tommy Yarosz
Bronx
Jake
Yarosz
Harry Markson
20Th Century Club
Garden
United Press Sheet
Tommy
LaMotia
Women’s Pin Schedule Takes Shape At Olympic Recreation
Four matches are on the card at 9 o’clock in the Olympic Recreation Women’s Bowling League. Arebs Sunoco faces Yates Construction. General Industries meets Fasn Skoppe. Supper Club against Jam Resar Renn ais. Lorasn Glass clashes with Hart Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Recreation
Arebs Sunoco
Yates
Fasn Skoppe
Supper Club
J.m Resar Rennais
Lorasn Giass
Hart
Merchants C Bowling League Tonight at Olympic Recreation
The Merchants C Bowling League rolls tonight at Olympic Recreation with four matches including Repair vs Botheers, Hardware vs Haserodt Fonte 3, Ms Restaurant vs Kiower Realtors, Bell Company vs Roar Hardware.
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Merchants “C
Botheers Hardware
Haserodt Fonte
Kiower Realtors
Bell Company
Roaer Hardware
Elyria Faces Loss After Early Game Setback
In a key clash, Elyria star Jim Fichtel (11) battles Mansfield as Fowler (14) and Shibinski (18) defend. The page also shows Fichtel saving a goal against Elsria, pushing the ball from Mansfield’s basket in the final period, with Curcillo (15) and Anderson among those pictured.
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Jim Fichtel
Elyria
Mansfield
Tony Curcillo
Willie Fowler
Norb Shibinski
Jim Anderson
Fichtel
Elsria
Elyria High Football Awards To Be Handed Tuesday
Elyria High School will award 99 football letters and numerals at a Tuesday morning assembly. Varsity letters go to 14 players plus 3 managers and a trainer, with reserves and freshmen also receiving letters. The Outstanding Lineman trophy will be given to end Andy Arvay by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Johnny Cabas
Bob Baeler
Frank Sowecke
Elyria High Athletic Board
Don McGinley
Andy Arvay
Alex Lekoe
Don Sommer
Ed Baylor
Jim Lear
Ken Greher
Steve Gerbius
Toe Nall
George O'Dell
Don Thompson
Dave
Rudy Cross
Tom Ristas
Herman Larkins
John Valach
Chuck Travers
Bob Cochrane
Bob Smith
Karl Baun
Alan Beckisff
Sid Byars
Boyd Cameron
Bill Farr
Jim Halitzka
Bob Herler
Dick Karwell
Dave Leonard
Dick Priyek
Phil Perkins
Bert Provoznik
Phil Webb
Dirk Webber
Bob Willams III
Elvrra Tyler Chamber of Commerce
Elaveces
Crid Eward
Lorain Hosts Akron Garfield Quintet In Basketball
Lorain High hosts Akron Garfield in a Southwestern Conference night game as Lorain’s Steelmen aim to reverse a 60 33 loss to Amherst and continue action in the Lake Erie League and County matchups. Garfield earlier beat Kent Roosevelt 34 27, while Amherst beat East Riverside in separate league play.
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Lake Erie
Loran
Steelmen
Aenherst
Garfeeld
Loran Cour
Garhie
D .Naug
Itn
Kent Roosevelt
South Amherst
Akron
Lorain
Taxen Te ‘Ce Reed
E.let Tre Ruboer C
Ovened
b.Ued
Cleveland Hearts
Lake
Warren
Ana Farhea
Southmestern
Bay Wiage
Bax
United Polish Club Bowls League Opens Evening Session
The United Polish Club Bowls League will be in action this evening at Cen eT Tis with four matches on the schedule at 7 o clock. Players include Thomassons, Chips, Sees, Baderc, Dobrowski, Yeats, Loravs, Grant, Masgit and Contte in a packed lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polsh
Scredie Thomassons
Baderc Dobrowski
Yeats
Pacat
C. Grant
Carroll Favored In Bow Tilt
Carroll is a six point favorite over Canish in the Great Lakes Bowl tilt tomorrow. City officials and game committee chairjum Carnes expect a sizable crowd, with tickets at 2.50 and more than 21 thousand anticipated for the event.
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Carroll
Cleveland
Jum
Carnes
Carney
Jen
Carrol
Eveale
Cansis Carrol
Marshal
Toledo
Visiting Tygers Prove Too Fast For Pioneers In Inaugural Contest
Mansfield Tigers defeated Elyria Pioneers 49 to 30 on the Elyria court in the season opener. Jim Anderson scored 16 for Mansfield as Elyria struggled with turnovers and rebounding while Mansfield pulled away early and never relinquished the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hawke
Lyria High School
Mansfield
Elyria Court
Jim Anderson
Elyria
Willie Fowler
Tygers
Pioneers
Paul Ferguson
Elsha
Tony Curello
Hawke
Shibinski
Anderson
Jim Fichtel
Rudy Cross
Howie Tipper
al Struck
Jim Lear
Elvrra
Streeck
Mars
Fidler
Beale
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Chronicle-Telegram
Obie
A. N
Chick) Smith
Smith
Akron Buchtel High
Fremont
Lakeweed
Fremon
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Loram
Shaker Heights
Buchel
Garfield
Sandusky
Crances
Loren
Hel
Steel Coix
Akin Gerfelg
Joel Bechtel
Eigris
Eiyria
Stene Erie
Elaria
Erie
Tour Fodivance
Johinny DeMarceo
Johnny Dlou
Sm Howe
Bir Scheel
Herett Hoch Tasketball
Son Howe
Avi Davis
David
Wesom
E Herrietta
Father Ag
Borwinghem
Ekiog
Howe
Birighem
Herretts
George Rarer
Gie
Dexis
Doc Blanchard
Army
Taisferro
Leo Nomelini
Minnesote
Geme
Mao E- Bota
Oh-o Stete
Oe Ng Chresen
Tse
Cieres Afz Nst
Yankees
Benton
LaMotta
Akron Garfield
South
Acherst
Warren Fairview
Bay Village
Unwted Press
Vanderbilt
Miami
West Tenay State
Corpus Christi
Santa Ana
Orance
Philco
Ian
Ree
Day’s Hardware & Music Store
Broad St
Eryka Lumber & Coal
Westers
Zimmermen
Mansfield Elyria
C.er
O'Connor
Oarest
Bruce
Hess
CSRS
C. Q Perkins
Bram
Eistia
Murbach
I. C. Hall
Grafton, Ohio
Black River Game Club
Resar Service Company
Clark Street
Ohio
Lewspapee
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