Elyria Eyes Lake Erie League Victory On Lakewood Trip
Elyria travels to Lakewood Friday for an Erie Loop game as the Pioneers seek their second straight Lake Erie League win. Shaker Heights and Shaw clash at Shaker Heights while Cleveland Heights tries to upset Lorain. Lakewood veteran Gerry Ross leads the Rangers against Coach Ralph Baers' Pioneers with key players Jack Galvin and Chet Grobe expected to star.
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Pioneers
Secon
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Gerry Ross
Rangers
Shaker Heights
Victor
Lorain
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Lyria
Pioneer File
Ralph Cht Baers
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Ross
Jo bin Credit
Fies
Cleveland West
Shaw Cardinals
Elyria
Amnerat
Akron East
Mansfield Typers
Jack Galvin
BJ Charlesworth
Chet Grobe
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Grobe
John Yubus
al Courtney
Cleveland Arena
Dick Sopko
Cleveland Heights Tigers
Steelmen
Shaker
Feminine basketball doubleheader highlighted by California Redheads at Amherst
Amherst High hosts a notable event tonight pairing the Amherst Rockets semi pros against the Olsen Red Heads from California, led by Hazel Walker and Jean Love over six feet tall. The schedule includes a 7:30 tip and an 8:45 post game, with surrounding Bowling Center League action and other district matchups shaping a busy Friday night of high school and independent play. George Simonovich stars for Lorain in a 48-41 Lorain beatdown of John Marshall as the Steelmen surge with 21 points from Simonovich.
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Amherst Rockets
California
Hazel Walker
Jean Love
Amherst Eagles
Brownhelm Merehanig
Barly
Olen Manufacturing Company
Lorain Glenson
Knowlen and
Galezek
General Industries
Hone Taycott
Wagon Wheel
Stoney's Rainbow Ber
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Avclock
Lorain County
Finegan Sheriffs
Myris Coch Ve. Beller Line
Hanagan Brothers
Cubby's
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Len Ve. Elyria, Manufacturing Company
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George Simonovich
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Shaker Heights
Shaker
Red Raiders
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Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Canton McKinley
Warren
Marshall Lorain
Erie
Steelmen
Cleveland
John Marshall
Marshall
Steel
Browns swarm past Yankees in playoff clash
All-America game highlight features Browns dominant win over Yankees 14 to 3. Marion Motley, 240 pounds, stands out for Cleveland while Jack Presta ryn... is lauded for defense. Buddy Young and others struggle on a slick field. coach Ray Flaherty laments footing cost.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
UPI
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Vost
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Cleveland Browns
Jack
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Yankees
Marion Motley
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Yanks
Buddy Black Lightning
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Joe Follies
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Jim Barber
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Eddie Prokop
Grargla Tech
Bob Swelger
Minnesota
Nate Johimon
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Paul Brown
Wes Tough
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Walker Leads Mustangs In Cotton Bowl
WALLAS Texas A long pregame focus as SMU faces Penn State in the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day Key figure Doak Walker anchors a 10 game unbeaten run with a 19 19 tie to close the schedule Bell, the coach, stresses hard work and calm prep in their own back yard for the big matchup.
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Texas
Southern Methodist
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Stanford
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Nittany Lions
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Mustangx
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S.M.A
Birmingham Firemen Hold Off Cleveland 48 42
Birmingham Firemen beat Kogan Dry Goods of Cleveland 48 42 to reach .500. Joe Varsa led with 15 points, Hank Thierry scored 9, and Jack Hostetter added 12 as Birmingham led 26 19 at halftime. Prelim saw Birmingham Merchants fall 30 27 to Berlin Heights American Legion. The Firemen are idle until January 4.
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Birmingham Firemen
Marlon
Angels
Kogan Dry Goods
Cleveland
Joe Varsa
Firemen
Hank Thierry
Jack Hostetter
Birmingham Merchants
Berlin Heights
Barons Fall to New Haven in 5 2 Setback
United Press reports the Cleveland Barons lost to New Haven Ramblers 5 to 2. The NHL style coverage notes the league’s top teams facing tough results as Philadelphia Rockets and St. Louis Flyers push the pace with wins including a 7 3 dismissal of Buffalo and a 9 1 victory over Hershey.
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American Hockey League
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St. Louis Flyers
Philadelphia
Buffalo Bisons
Providence Reda
Flyers
Bears
Louis
Hershey Bears
Don Grosso
Billy McComb
Indiannapolis Capitals
Pitoburgh Harpers
Buffalo
Springfield Indians
New Haven Ramblers
Cleveland Barons
Three Quintets Undefeated In Southwestern League Race
Amherst and Rocky River joined Clearview as leaders with second straight wins in the Southwestern Conference. Amherst beat Medina 42-21 on Medina floor, while Rocky River topped Wellington 39-22. Friday schedules include Clearview at Fairview and Rocky River at Oberlin with two more on Saturday.
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Clearview
Amhierst
Medina
Wellington
Vision
Fairview
Oberlin
Berea
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B Loop Teams Open Season On Jefferson Floor
Elyria City Class B Basketball League opens season on Jefferson school floor with three Red Division games at 7, 8, and 9 pm General Industries vs Elyria Independents Hungarian Reform Sportsman's Club vs Wellington Miyvia Molding vs Smitty's Confectionery White Division games follow Wednesday at 7, 8, and 9 pm Asheit Auditors vs Graystone Motel Polish Village vs Temple Recreation Kipton vs Yellow Jackets
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Elyria City
Jefferson School
Frays
General Industries
Elyria Independents
Asheit Auditors
Graystone Motel
Polish Village
Temple Recreation
Kipton
Yellow Jackets
Terriers Lead In Grade Loop
Terriers hold a lead in the grade loop as racetrack plans and deserted bridle paths are noted as potential scenes for 1948. A hidden threat, equine infectious anemia or swamp fever, is described as a virus unit that can devastate horses and mules, with symptoms like fever, weight loss, eye inflammation, and body swelling.
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Construction Five captures Polish Loop title with sweep
Construction Five swept to top in the Polish Club League by an 852 single and 2,485 series on Saturday at Bowling Center. Dabrowski Meats upset Thoms Asson’s Chips, blocking a league lead. Dobrowski Meats’ Lapot and Traxler of Steve’s Barbers led individuals in scoring.
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Lowe Lapot
Dobrowski Meats
Frank Traxler
Steve's Barbers
Oils
Crewe Oils
Otis
Blowers
Ray Dahl
Service
Resar Service
Brown Plasterers
Olympic Recreation
Hungarian Grill
Lew Balas
Gndleya
Olympic
Milling Department
Vinnie Krebs
Fay Company
Klein's
Clippers
Tewmn
Marie Everett
Crib
General Motors League
Die Cust
Herman Esch
Beverage
MrCoy Beverage
Lune ‘Gay
Nick Lanes
Legiendship Club
John McCaffery
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Food drive yields large canned goods haul in Bellefontline Ohio
The current drive for donations of food to be sent overseas to Europe has netted a large quantity of canned goods including a can of dog food.
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Bellefontline
Ohio
Europe
Browns Retain ACC Title In Thrilling 14 3 Win At Yankee Stadium
Graham led the Browns with 112 passing yards and a 52 yard run, Motley rushed 109 yards on 13 carries as Cleveland defeated the New York Yankees 14 to 3 before 61,849 in New York. Sanders struggled on the ground and through the air as Young fumbled twice, but Groza added the extra point and Jones scored the final TD. The victory secures the Browns’ fifth win in six against New York, sets a conference playoff gate record, and awards each Browns player $1,101.89 while Yankees receive $704.66.
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Oberlin Beats Allegheny for Second Win of the Season
Oberlin Yeomen defeated Allegheny College 37 to 34 at Warner Gymnasium to post their second victory in three starts. Captain Howie Helfrich led scoring with 13 points, tied with Miller of Allegheny for game honors.
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Oberln College
Allegheny College
Meadville
Warner Gymnasium
Howie Helfrich
Yeomen
Miller
Gators
Alleghent
Blackwell
Friskey
Thomas
Helfrick
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S Andres
OB Cavanaugh
Howes
Nichola
Demaret Leads Miami Open With 267 Score
Jimmy Demaret dominates opening pro golf events securing $2,000 in the Miami Open win and adding $1,400 for second in Orlando. His 267 total tops the field, tying the Miami Springs course record with a final round 69 and an eagle on the 500 yard fifth.
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Fla
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Fashion Plate
Omi
Cal
Miami Springs
Brookside And Avon Lake In Headliner This Week
ORATN County Class B Scholastic Basketball League features 12 games this week with four independents. Friday caps the slate with Brookside hosting Avon Lake in a Northeast Division showdown that could decide the division lead. Other Northeast games include Avon at Ridgeville. Western matchups include Henrietta at South Amherst and Camden at Brighton. Southeastern tilts feature Grafton at Columbia and Belden at LaGrange amid four Tuesday independents and single Wednesday and Saturday games.
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Oratn County
Joop
Brookside
Tuio
Avon Lake
Varipapa Wins Bowling Title in Close All-Star Final
In Chicago, Andy Varipapa of Hempstead, N Y, beat Joe Wilman of Chicago by 17 pins to capture the National All-Star Individual Match Game bowling crown. Final tallies show Varipapa 30923 and Wilman 409.06, with Varipapa narrowly leading 13,448 to 13,431 in pins. The finish marked the closest in seven years of the tour. Columbus notes report Ohio State's Capt Bob Jeb Busch earning a baby carriage from squad members as he welcomed a second son.
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Andy Varipapa
Hempstead
N. C
Joe Wilman
New Yorker
Wilman
Andy
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