Ness Named North Coach In 1949 North South Game
Lakewood coach Ralph Tom Ness has been chosen as head coach of the North squad for the 1949 North South All Star game by the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association. Ness led Lakewood High School to four Lake Erie League titles and posted a 83 33 12 record in 13 seasons.
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Lake Erie
Ralph Tom Ness
Lakewood
Ness
Chuck Mather
Massilion
Herman
Bup) Resnick
Cantor MecKerley
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Mather
Bearick
Wittenberg College
Portsmouth High
Canton McKinley
Lorain
Shaw
Chet Grob
Don Burson
Bill Armstrong
Leroy Harouvis
Dick Olson
Shelter Heights
Todd Kolb
Cleveland Heights
Julius Passalaqua
Grob
Harouvis
Olson
Lake Erie League
Vic Janowicz
Elyria
Bob Dover
Dick Phiel
Steve Ventrease
Shave
al Morhard
Janowicz
Ohio
Phiel
Vantrease
Morcard
Bowl ing Center League closes night with Olsen lead
Chet Smith of Olsen Manufacturing rolled a 635 series and 243 game to lead scoring in the center league last night. Ralph Stemmetz tied for high single while Grassie’s Wayside Inn moved up with a three game win to take a one game margin in Ridgeville sport standings.
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Harvey’s
Olsen Manufacturing
Bowling Center
Chet Smith
Ralph Stemmetz Grassie
Wayside Inn
Belter Line
Ridgeville Sport Center
Bowling League Action Highlights Standout Finishes
In Elyria Elks League 600 Club led by Steve Vorech posted a 181 198 235 614 series as McCoy Beverage claimed three straight over West Side Lumber. McCoy Beverage and Elton Lear shared top single scores 235 while Bruck Auto Parts widened Automotive Parts lead with a two game win over Elderread Supply. Dwight Bond of Spitzer Motors rolled a 219 high single for the season.
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Gibby
Beverage
High Xiccoy Beverage
Olympic Recreation
Elyria Elks
West Side Lumber
Elb Radio
Steve Vorech
McCoy Beverage
Elton Lear
Bruck Auto Parts
Automotive Parts League
Nick Lanes
Elderread Supply
Red
Goodman
Dwight Bond
Spitzer Motors
Oberlin Falls to Slim's Recreation in Loop Game
Oberlin Mazza Pontiacs lose their first Lorain Class A League game, 38 26, to Slim's Recreation from Steel City. Bob Renney scores 10 points. George and Bill Monorich add nine each as Slim's posts fourth straight league win to seize top spot. Reeder and Coinman lead Pontiacs with eight each.
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Oberlin
Mazza Pontecs
Lorain
Slim's Recreation
Steel City
Bob Renney
George
Bill Smonorich
Recreation Five
Jim Reeder
Bob Coinman
Pontiacs
SLITS
Oberlin Mazza
Recreation
Fontlacs
George Pies G.P.T
Columbia United
Simenovic Rf
RED Jacketis
Bm i
GFT
F. T. Simenovih
Sreeder
Burdicx
Vetess
Mohkr
HL Smith
Kaminski
Cook
Graen
Crocker
Nesseys
Trbovich
Shanmer
Charnesig
Herzsinger
Willhond
Hitchcock
I Youngman
Rerner
Witsie
Columbia
Cage Schedule For Varied Schools And Venues
The list outlines a long sequence of upcoming cage games across multiple towns and schools including Akren East versus Elvrns, Bellerye versus Lorain, Maple Heights versus Shaker, and Wakeman versus Brichton with many more matchups planned through Wednesday Friday and beyond. It notes contests against Birmingham Camden Grafton LaGrange Komerville Penfield Sora Greenwich North Fairfield Shiroh Ambe Briden Literneal South and several other venues, with unclear entries and potential OCR errors in team names and locations.
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Tlesdayt
Akren East
Oberlin
Ridreciite
North Fairfiem
Neva
Greencioh
Toraim
Yeha Marshall Leary
Wase'e
Arar
Canda
Rakeran
Lenree
Columbia Red Jackets and Lorain Win Opening B League Contests
In the City Class B Basketball League opener at Jefferson School, Columbia Red Jackets beat United Polish Club 40 32 led by Nelson Crocker 14 and Bob Burdick 12 Ken Smith 12. Lorain B M Billiards defeated Abnerz Auditors 70 27 with Hengzriner 17 Smith 16 Stephenson 14. Elvira Standard Cleaners topped Elyria Eagles No 431 46 22 with Jantz 11 Bucynski 10. Red Division action resumes Wednesday with Henriette Grange vs Elria Dairies at 7 00 and Smitty’s Confectionery vs Schumar Body Shop at 9 00.
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Columbia Red Jackets
Lorain B & M Billiards
Jefferson School
Bob Hengzriner Potting
Smith
Stephenson
Abnerz Auditors
United Polish
Nelson Crocker
Bob Burdick
Ken Smith
Red Jackets
Elvria Standard Cleaners
Elyria Eagles
Ray Jantz
Bucynski
Cleaners
Vic Stewart
Albert Auditors
Johnny Kassey
Jefferson
Henriette Grange
Elrria Dairies
Cowling-Sedgman Funeral Home
Beiden
Smitty
Schumar Body Shop
Krusz All-Stars
Bucks Rout Marquette In Ohio State Blowout
Ohio State's basketball team routed Marquette 72 to 47 at the Fairgrounds Coliseum in Columbus before 5 000 fans. Dick Schnittker and Bob Raudiger each scored 13 points to lead the Buckeyes, who built a 42 21 halftime lead and emptied the bench in the second half.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State
Marquette
Fairgrounds
Colieum
Dick Schnittker
Bob Raidiger
Frank McCabe
Tippy Dre
Savold Loses To Woodcock In Foul Verdict In London
Lee Savold of Paterson New Jersey lost to Bruce Woodcock in Harringay Arena by a foul ruling at 1 40 of the fourth round after a low right punch floored Savold Referee Sam Russell awarded Woodcock the win though most observers believed Savold would have stopped the tiring champion if the bout had continued Savold called the decision murder and a Woodcock fake as 10700 fans reacted with split cheers and boos Savold had earlier floored Woodcock for a count of eight in the third and had the nose and mouth bleeding by the second round.
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London
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. J
Joe Lous
Great Britain
Bruce Woodcock
Sam Russell
Woodcock
Harringay Arena
Daly
Savold
Bruce
Boxing results from Boston and New York cards.
United Press reports score results with Deen Williams at 141 and Lucky Jordan 143 in Worcester and Cleveland. Nicki Brii Charity 238 vs DeWitt Dean 157% in Detroit.
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United Press
Bostox
Deen Wiliams
Worceser
Scooptec
Lucky Jordan
Cleveland
New York—S
Nick’si—Brii Charity
Youngstown
DeWitt Dean
Detrot
All-City Bowling League Pin Schedule Night Matches
Four matches slated for seven tonight at Olympic Recreation. Moose Cizb faces Pais Shel Ous, Howl O-Drome meets Mec’s Restaurants, Paradise clashes with Rathgerys 3fotars, EIS Radio goes against Spring Valley.
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Olympic Recreation
Moose Cizb
Pais
Shel Ous
Howl-O-Drome
Mec's
Restaurastts
Paradise
Rathgerys
Women's Pin Schedule in EB League Tonight
The Olympic Recreation Women's EB league lists four matches on tonight's card. Typical pairings include Leaguers facing Tar and Gas and Lortar meeting Gass Taser, with En2 yielding a by.
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Olympic Recreation
Pioneers vs Akron East Onward in Independent Tuneup
Elyria High School Pioneers face veteran Akron East Orientals in a prep game on the Flyria court as a final tuneup before Lake Erie warfare. Akron East brings six lettermen while Elyria has one. both teams seek early season improvement after narrow losses last week.
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Don Hawke WO
Elyria High School
Pioneers
Akron East Orientals
Flyria Court
Lake Erie Leaene Warfare
Akron East
Elyria
Mansfield
Orientals
Barberton
Pioneer
Akron
Russ Ester
Ester
the Pope
Syl Breedlove
Leroy Parsons
Jim Cullom
George Salem
Pope
Parsons
Cullom
Salem
Breedlove
Rot
Frank Papatonis
Paul Sappronetti
Ross Parsell
Howard Rorle
Varicsty
Herb Jackson
Leo Stadler
Magics
Ralnk
Tuff) Bauer
The
Pioneers Today
Jim Fiehtel
AlieMan
al Struck
Letterman
Don Hawke
Tony Curcillo
Curcillo
Fichtel
Hawke
Mike Merve
Brewke
Mmerve
Struck
Harmess
McMan
Bop Strinka
Jim Lear
Chuck Boals
Glenn Slusher
Lester Spike
Tom Farmer
Howard Looks
Bob 4Ies
Saros
Rudy Cross
Eima High
Dobbs Leads As 17 New AAC Marks Are Recorded
The 1948 American Athletic Conference season yielded 17 single season records and five all time marks. Dobbs of Los Angeles topped offenses with 460 plays for 2922 yards and 63 plays, plus 55 passes and 27 completions in a 38 21 win over San Francisco. Frankie Albert and Joe Vetrano posted two all time marks apiece for the 49ers. Rookie Otto Scerelibacne of the Yankees set two interceptions and led seven straight games with picks.
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New York
al America Football Conference
Larner Glenn Dobbs
Los Angeles
Istar
Dodds
San Francisco
Dobbs
Spee Sanders
New York Yankees
Frankie Albert
Joe Vetraro
Alberts
Veirano
al Beale
Otto Scerelibacne
Yankees
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Chronicle-Telegram
Obie
Beven Erie Gridders
BEARS
McAfee
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
George McAfee
Johnny McAfee
Youngstown South
Irontn. O
Duke University
Jock Sutherland
Frank Merriwell
Hank Anderson
Wallace Wade
Thas
Southern California
Notre Dame
Michigan
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Louis
Eddie Simms
Clevelard
Dempser
Merer Christner
Browns
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Rams
California
Notré Dame
Devilbiss
Toledo DeVilbiss
Don Sape
Starpe Seid
Weltuntary Althouch
Cdd
Aprorent
Acd
University of Toyota
Teere
Watts
Trichi
Elvrra
Bellevue
Shaker Heights
Manie Hewkes
Brighton
Wakeman
Grafton
LaGranre
Jame Thurmen
Evieti Cates
Aranta Elliott
Ucra
Tre Ciris
Bascoe
Peyd Pere
Keyes Auto Service
Chestnut Street
Broad
the “600 Club
John Evanish
Walt Carlson
Elsha
Elks
Cage
Weichis
Ata
Ites
Lan
Robertson
Shen Grassie
Wayshe Inn
Sob Sans A Tis
R.agevne Sport Wee
Smny
Ck C.gars Rte
Ponem O
E. Seagraves
Sheiix
Ba Tain Co
Luis - Tee
Terrel
Ae 'Seesa Labor Union
Vi Gual. Barnes
F. Wnegan
Skare
Botamer Florists
Firestone
Hobar
Adividuz
Iee
West Side
Hugh Inc
Voreck
Olsen
Siewertz
Duscha
Weagen Whee
Bors
Barcers
Lear
San Sheriffs
Jets
Paris
Harces
Rogers
Rlysagh
Trkness
Deane Econ Ms Motors
Spust
Ztat
Ufmen
Razeee Sport Ce
Ania Sas
Tae An Elyria Elks Seagle
Aise Wmdis Ua
Goodman,Eiytiz Stendard Cezness
Sadies
Eivica Eagies
McCoy Bererace
Ines Viecal
Fortress
Marcel Cerdan
Steve Belloise
Cerdan
Belloise
Ray Robinson
Bucks
Tom Woodcock
Lew Burston
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Blond Savold
Bill Daly
Clark Black
Rubber City
Cage Games
Jerry Lyrch
Detroit
Lorain County
Eves
Bernie Friedman
Leste Avenue
Wn Choice
Botamer
Ganacita Haanuel
Florist
Phana
Ty. P
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