Lake Erie League hoops set to swap records and defend titles
The 22nd annual Lake Erie League season opens with Cleveland Heights led by Gail Vanorrsdall seeking to defend the crown in a six team race. Expected contenders include Lakewood Shaw Lorain and Shaker Heights with Elyria as underdog. The piece recalls past champions and predicts Cleveland Heights to win the 1946 49 title with Lakewood a strong challenger. It also notes boxing show records and local high school football plans for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Lorain
Erie
Roy Clymer
Les Gast
Quint
Joe Scott
Jack Meyer
Dick Urig
Dan Gulgin
Wilbur Cowen
Benny Pfaff
Glen Willis
Joe Polk
Felix Klimcczak
Sherwood Byam
Jack Johnson
Walt Cook
Bill Tattersall
Onney Fitzpatrick
Bill Schoesbachler
Bernie Lysaght
Bob Bohn
Tigers
Rangers
Shaker Heights
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Cleveland Arena
Ed Bang
Larry Atkins
Cleveland News
Sandy Saddler
Eddie Giosa
Philadelphia
Jimmy Bivins
Joey Maxim
Anton Randik
Reuben Jones
New York
Pete Mead
Mickey Doyle
Bang
Atkins
County League schedules 15 games this week
Lorain County Class B teams prepare for a 15 game week with seven league contests on Friday. Brookside hosts Avon, Avon Lake meets Brookside, and other Eastern Division matchups dot the schedule. Independent games include Brighton at Wakeman, Penfield vs Homerville, Camden at Birmingham, with two midweek and two Saturday tilts also on tap. The Brookside vs Avon Lake feature tops the card as Brookside seeks a third straight league win while Avon Lake aims to rebound after a split in two recent showings.
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Lorain County
Avon
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Brookside
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
South Amherst
Helmett
Brighton
Penfield
Belden
Brownhelm
LaGrange
Wakeman
Huron County
Homersville
Ashland County
Camden
Birmingham
Erie County
LaGange
Amherst
Liverpool
Valley City
Lorain St. Mary’s
Cleaners Lead Moose League With Big Series At Olympic
Cleaners Connect posted a 2791 team series and 964 single game to top the Elrria Moose League at Olympic Recreation. Jim Warner led with 2625 total, Julius Bennett rolled 256 one game, while Terrell's Shell Oil swept LaGrenge Hardware. Hart Construction and others also won.
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Wyckoff Cleaners
Elrria Moose
Olympic Recreation
Jim Warner
Cleaners
Julius Bennett
Terrell
Shell Oil
LaGrenge Hardware
Moose
Foca Market
Hart Construction
Fashion Shoppe
Olympic
League bowling leads and records at Olympic Recreation
Supper Club set league season marks with an 883 to 2437 win while Fashion Shoppe swept General Industries to take a one game lead. Brie Valerus posted a 537 series for Supper Club and Peg Terier a 223 single. Thomasson’s Chuce and other teams also posted highs as Bowing Center hosts.
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Olympic Recreation
General Industries
Plas Construction
Icle
Brie Valerus
Peg Terier
Bare Peish
Turde
Franhk Tranier
Thomassonn
Chuce
Rey Koight
USP
Wean
Spansima
Widue
Jade
Sankey Vo Owhiwl
Ccetete Blasomry
Grante
Loraim Gass
Lestless Hardware
Righ
Ruger Hardware
Spoigtt
Merchants
Olympic Recression
Angie
Tre Bell Company
Kinter Retors
Paul Fppe
Ryder Harard
Lorain Falls to Garfield in 37-26 setback
Lorain coach Ed Dinniger saw his Lorain high school quintet suffer its first defeat of the season, as Akron Garfield rolled to a 37-26 victory. Ron Edwards led Garfield with 11 points while Frank Martin topped Lorain with eight. Lorain struggled at the foul line, hitting only six of 27 attempts.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain High School
Simon Pures
Eddie Martin
Tom Majeski
Ted Tarry
Frank Bainbridge
Larry Grundy
Floyd Lear
al Weddle
Bob Heisman
Bob Daniels
Martin
Vern Reynolds
Jack Osborne
Weddle
Elyrian
Lorain
Ed Dinniger
Lorain Court Combine
Akron Garfield
Garfield
Ron Edwards
Frank Martin
Steelmen
Akeon
Sheefier
Jesters Lead in Y League After Weekend Wins
Jesters moved into undisputed Y League leadership in junior high hoops by defeating Indians 18 to 12. Holl igans beat Yeomen 30 to 26 with Bob Warner 14 points and Jerry Jackson 12 for Holl igans. Bob Cochrane led Yeomen with 16 and Indians’ Nate Nielsen had 10.
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Indians
Holtigens
Yemen
Holligens
Bob Warner
West
Jasper
Blank
Torel
Batten Hee Bas
Holligans
Cravath Blames Himself For Notre Dame Tie
Southern California coach Jeff Cravath accepts responsibility for the 14 to 4 tie with Notre Dame. Cravath cited the second Trojan kickoff as the turning point and said a different kick strategy might have produced a win. Notre Dame's Bill Garren returned an 87 yard kickoff for the Irish TD set up the late score.
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New York
Southern California
Jeff Cravath
Notre Dame
Gilberts
Cravath
Southern Cal
Trojan
Bill Garren
Chuck Peterson
Gay
Petersen
Southern
Cal
Los Angeles
Three Teams Tie For Y Loop Lead In House League
Musskrats Wildcats and Panthers each won Saturday to stay atop the Y Loop standings at CA Grace School. Muskrats beat Quack-Quacks 36-3, Wildcats edged Pontees 27-26, Panthers defeated Rabots 39-12 as all three remain tied after three games.
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Musskrats
Wildcats
Panthers
C A. Grace
Muskrats Dhonec Cnempions
Pontees
Rabois
Sheesaasve Carteusts
Pizzo
Cadets
Hank Janawicz
Muaskrats Ved
Scorgz Neners
Epiece
Nes
Choca
Sporn
Fann. Co
Officials Ass'n To Meet Tonight In Northern Oregon
A meeting of the Officials Association is scheduled for 8 o'clock at the Y M C A here. Allan T Smith, secretary, urges a strong turnout. The association also lists meetings for December 20 January 3 17 and February 7.
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Ouration
Allan T Smith
Assn
Three Erie League Players Named to All Ohio Honor Squad
Three Lake Erie League performers from Lorain and Lakewood were selected for the All Ohio honorary team for the 1919 season by the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association. Twenty two players earned squad spots with Lorain and Lakewood athletes appearing on both North and South rosters for the fourth annual Coaches Association game in Columbus.
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Lake Erie
Lorain
Fromm Lakewood
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Dick Olson
Lorain Jackie
Leroy Harouviis
Lakewood
Che Grob
Columbus
Lake Erie League
Toch-Kols
Shaker Reights
Olson
Harouvis
Julius Passaiagua
Cleveland
Raigh Ness
Glenn Ellison
Middletown
Ray Schicz
Newark
Barons and Hornets Reach 3-3 Tie in Hard Fought Game
In a tightly contested Western Division matchup, the Barons and Hornets skate to a 3-3 draw. Providence leads the Eastern pack with a recent win over Philadelphia as St. Louis beats Buffalo, Cleveland tops Pittsburgh, and Paul Giada nets his 100th and 101st AHL goals.
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United Press
Providence
Philadelphia
Bus
Hersner
Hersher
Flyers
Paul Giada
Eca
St. Lous
New Haven
Cleveland
Pitts Elegh
Sco
Bex
DeMlarco
Unez- Poetsburzh
Psvisa
Cascello
Re. S
Deliare Peart
T . Soro
CAGE SCHEDULE TEESDAY AND WEEKEND GAMES LISTED
Local sports brief lists multiple high school football matchups across Akron East Elivria Bellevue Lorain Maple Heights Shaker Heights Brosh Wakeman Brighton Birmingham Camédes Grafton LaGrange Homerville Pentield Nova Greenwich North kaifield Shiloh Amherst South Amherst Eviden Liverpool Valley City Cleveland Heights shaker Heights Lakewood Fairview Oberlin Penfield Brighton Brownhelm LaGrange Milan Liverpool Valley City New London Townsend Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich Saturday matchups include Torain John Marshal St Marys Avon Camden Wakeman and Lake Erie Teague games within Southwestern Conference and Lorain County League schedules.
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Teesday
Akron East
Elivria
Bellevue
Lorain
Maple Heights
Shaker Heights
Shoe
Brosh
Wakeman
Brighton
Birmingham
Camédes Grafton
laGrange
Homerville
John Marshal
St Mary's
Avon
Camden
Wakemans Lake Erie
Teague
Rames
Pioneers Set to face Akron East as Lake Erie hoops opens
Elyria High School prepares for a busy opening week in the Lake Erie League with home games Tuesday against Akron East and Friday at Cleveland Heights defending the title. The Pioneers, coming off a 55-41 and 55-53 double OT win margins against Cleveland Heights last season, look to challenge the league favorite. Cleveland Heights hosts Elyria in the opener while Shaw visits Lakewood. Other Tuesday games involve Lorain at Bellevue, Shaw at Brush, and Shaker Heights at Maple Heights. The league feature includes veteran squads with high expectations as 1948-49 play begins.
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Don Hawk
Lake Eerie
Cleveland Heights
Tigers
Elyria High School
Pioneers
Mansfield
Akron East
Ralph
Tuff) Bauer
Shaw
Lakewood
Lorain High School
Steelmen
Shaker Heights
Elyria
Lorain
Bellevue
Brush
Maple Heights
John
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Lincoln
Warren
Jerry Rendlesham
Don Weiss
Dick Cowen
Eric Forseth
Bob Gilman
Clyde Mart
Joe Becker
Exmie Kline
al Reenberg
Cardinals
Roz Wisecup
Erie Loop
Ken Rerber
Igince
Dick lPori
Dick Henderson
Gorton McCarter
Jam Norman
Bill Pennlea
Skew
Collinwood
Lake Wood
Jerry Ross
Rugged Cher Grobe
Todd Kolb
Jeacue
Ih.s .Eara.org
Leu Seidman
Dick Danka Bor
Lairg
Bul Zecer
Freg Heilen
Glenville
Eisra
al Simek
Jetterman
Turteng
Tard
Howe
Axron East
Mei Iome
Cout
Axron Inauzurai
Ehra Winnig
Letterman Herod Jackson
Onentals
Frank Papatonis
Letterman Paul Sappronetli
Ac“Tom
George
Ialom
Lear
Jim Pope
Leo Stadler
Jim Cullom
Leroy Parsons
Barberton
Yican
Winners and losers in Southwest Conference games Friday
Opening round winners and losers clash in Southwestern Conference cage games on Friday. Wellington hosts Amherst while Clearview hosts Berea Opperin hosts Fairview Medina hosts Rocky River. Amherst, Berea, Rocky River and Fairview won last Friday as league play resumes with Amherst facing South Amherst midweek.
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Wellington
Amherst
Clearview Weil
Berea
Operiin
Fairview
Medina
Rocky River
Champs
Maredina
Oberlin
Clearview
Comets
South Amherst
White Division Opens City Class B Basketball Season
White Division of the City Class B Basketball League starts with nine teams United Polish Club Columbia Red Jackets Lorain Billiards Ammerst American Legion LeGrange St Pauls Evangelical Church Columbia Red Jackets Albeit Auditors Standard Cleaners Elyria Eagles. Opening night features United Polish Club vs Columbia Red Jackets 7 pm Standard Cleaners vs Elyria Eagles 8 pm Albeit Auditors vs Lorain and Billiards 9 pm Red Division games follow Wednesday with three matchups including LeGrange vs Elyria Dairies Beicen and Smuttys Grocery vs Schumar Body Shop.
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Jefferson
United Polish Club
Lorait
Ammerst i American Legion
LeGrange
St Paul’s Evangelical Church
Columbia Red Jackets
Standard Cleaners
Elyria Eagies
Pattons 9.3 Second 100 Yard Relays Record Claim
A Fresno Relays report states Yun WR Kel Patton clocked 9.3 seconds for the 100 yard dash, with officials seeking to recognize the mark as a national AAL record. James A. Rhodes, mayor of Columbus, was re elected as a credit official of the AAD during a four day convention.
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Kel
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elvira
Obie
Gail Vanorrsdall
Cleveland Heights Tigers
Erie Icop
Lakewood Combine
Locp
Vanorrsdall
Gerry Ross
Rey Wisecup
Freddy Heinlen
Ralph Bauer
the News
Harold Pete Stanford
Clearview High School
Clippers
Dennison High
Tuscarawas County
Schedue
Berea High School
Dennison
Newcomerstown
Carrollton
Uhrichsvile
Barmesville
Midvale
Cedi
Lorain Conty Clase
al Zerérmba
Zarembea
Ken Ives
al DiVencenzo
Jerry Rethesham
Loran
Rel Hern
Levein
Dave Leonherd
Jerry Prinie
Amners
Ronnie Paul
United Service
DELCO
Thompson
Carter
Delco-Remy
Pacye
the “600 Club
Elyria Moose
Dewer Fackler
Pat Henke
Laddie Malik
Oliver Dixon
Fred Smith
Olympic Women’s League
Babe Valerius
Edna Reynolds
Peg Taxlor
Brick Insurance
Rmvieru Rives
Bowhag Center
Sun- Gay
Elyria Mitters
Akron
Garfield Quintet
Wiss End Eade
Eiks
Maise Elyrma Elas
Berer Dairy
Western Heights
Carl Tekecs
Rorick Insurance
Sigie
Grassie
MeeCo
Beverage
Sccre Iep
Guece
Boc
Ce Inc
Northwood
S.ng
Ober Elyria Patter
Ana K.evp
Svorurg Goods
Presort
Ted Fo
St. John’s Lutheran
P Iy
Kroepp Sporting Goodss
Erie League
Barons
Hornets
Langece
Merz
Davison
Cage
S.W
Patton
Yan
Aig
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