Ohio All Star scholastic football roster announced
The third annual Ohio All Star scholastic football game will be held at Manesti Stade in Canton with North coach Harry Strobel of Barberton and South coach Chuck Mather of Hamilton leading their squads. Assistant coaches include D W Trubey Elyria High Dick Barrett Youngstown East and Merman Rearick Denton McKinty with alternates Henrie Beck Warren and Les Binkley Fremont Ross. Trubey to be paid 200, head coaches 280 each. Vic Janowicz of Elyria among participants. potential inclusion of Howard Schuster.
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Dixie Walker Faces Fresh Start After Two Decades In Baseball
After 20 years with the Dodgers, Dixie Walker leaves Brooklyn seeking a new setting. The veteran outfielder, nicknamed the people’s choice, recalls a career shaped by injuries and comebacks, from Yankees stints to a standout 1940 season with Brooklyn. He contemplates a possible farm system role or another major league opportunity as he mutters about the future.
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Crisler Named Coach Of Year By Football Association
Crisler was named Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association for his 1935 Northwestern season where he coached to a third place finish. The award, conducted by the World Telegram and other Scripps Howard papers, honors the top college coach with 31 voters and a panel overseeing balloting.
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Northern Loop Basketball Contests Schedule Set
Three Class A games stand out as Columbia V F W 9340 Oberlin Janby Oils and Spencer American Legion Winners seek early dominance in the Northern Ohio League. Wednesday night hosts Spencer as Columbia visits, with Wellington V F W at Oberlin Thursday. Class B action includes Riptors Merchants vs Valley City, while Olmsted Falls withdraws Rockets from A division awaiting a replacement.
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Elyria Freshmen Face Sandusky In Opener On Court
Elyria High School freshmen basketball opens the season Wednesday hosting Sandusky Freshmen at 4 PM. Coach Carl Hall outlines a planned schedule of about 20 games with county and area opponents. From an initial 70 players, 25 are chosen. 15 dress per game. Key roster includes Barre Byam Buczynski Hahn Hartman Hettler Judy Lagan Mallory Morris OConnor Paytak Perkins Persons Rising Mudge. others: Beckloff Cameron Comatock Gargas Marsio Webb Williams Kaufman Holland Hallyzka. Five players range from 5 foot 9 to 6 foot 2.
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Syracuse Chiefs Win IL Fielding Crown for 1947
Syracuse dominates International League fielding in 1947 earning the team batting title and four players on the all star list. Al Rubeling Claude Corbitt and Howard Fox key infielders join the club’s strong defense. Individual leaders include Dahlgren Bero Rubeling Corbitt Sessi Rosen Knickerbocker Fox and Campanella among others.
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Columbia Teams In Action Friday Night
Columbia High School hosts independent games Friday night with Class AV FW 9840 featuring Bowhoy Green QGampug Owls in the main event and Columbia Redjackets facing Avon Mel's Sports Tavern quintet in a Class B prelim. The game starts at 8 o'clock. Lorain County teams seek bookings. managers should contact Deb Urig at 349 High Street or call 46-503.
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Brooklyn and Pirates Swap Sparks Major League Meet
Brooklyn reportedly nearing a six player swap with Pittsburgh as MLB owners convene in New York. The交易 includes Dixie Walker Vic Lombardi and Hal Gregg traded for Billy Cox Preacher Roe and Gene Match. Washington Senators moved Gerry Priddy to St Louis Browns for 25000 dollars with complex terms.
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Douglas Wins Orlando Open Playoff In Dramatic Finish
Dave Douglas of Wilmington wins the $10,000 Orlando Open after a playoff with Herman Keiser and Jimmy Demaret. The trio tied 274 after regulation, then Demaret and Douglas played extra holes. Douglas clinched victory on the 19th hole with a five-foot putt for $2,000 first prize.
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Graziano Given Favor In Poll Stirs Boxing Opinion
A nationwide poll backed by the National Boxing Association shows broad support for continuing Rocky Graziano in boxing. The NRA cited 98 percent of newspaper columnists and 70 percent of collegiate boxing coaches in favor, while some state commissions had already ruled against him due to a dishonorable Army discharge.
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Amherst Rockets Club Faces Philadelphia Giants Friday
Amherst-The Amherst Rockets meet what may be the season’s toughest test as they host the Philadelphia Colored Giants at the Amherst High gym Friday The Giants boast 23 wins in 26 games this season and feature pro players Ble Bil Yancy and Jim Oderick Their preliminary features the H and H Garage quintet against Amherst Eagles rumor spread not included.
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Elyria horses enter Cleveland Show entries listed
Elyria sends several entries to the 44th Cleveland Feil Horse Show at the 107th Cavalry Armory in Cleveland. Notable entries include Ray Whitbeck with Speck in Bend and Tie, Billy Adams with Peanuts in Plain Western, Frank Weston with Midnight in Bend and the event, Nan Olsen with Gay Tommy Tucker in treasure class, and Greenacre Stable’s Stonewall Man in under 15.2 walk trot stakes. Riders include R. V. Judy and Nan Olsen as the Cleveland event unfolds Friday through Sunday.
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Booster Club to Elect Officers in Elyria Tonight
The Elyria Booster Club will hold its annual officer election tonight at the Elyria High School auditorium. Fourteen men are nominated for the Board of Governors with five to be elected for two-year terms, and nominations from the floor are welcome. The meeting starts at 7 o'clock and will include a showing of the 1847 Michigan-Ohio State game pictures, per club president Don Sotherden.
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Findlay Challenges Middletown In Key Hoops Clash
Findlay High basketball, led by Trojana, seeks to challenge Middletown’s veteran lineup after recent wins. The Minutemen, who posted 15 wins last season, prepare for tough tests in Columbus central Ohio leagues and upcoming games against Tiffin Columbian, Hamilton, and other regional foes.
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Steffy Wins Outland Trophy for Army Guard
Des Moines Iowa Bert McGrane of the Football Writers Association announces Army guard Joseph Steffy as this year's Outland Trophy recipient chosen by 400 members. Steffy, 21, from Chattanooga Tennessee, succeeds George in the honors.
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Notre Dame Tackle Conner Wins 1946 All-America Award
Steffy is highlighted in Notre Dame era selections as a key defender and primary place kicker for Army in 1946. Conner, Notre Dame tackle, earned the year’s trophy and also featured in All-America teams for exceptional defense and kicking duties.
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