Lorain County scholastic teams near undefeated in 1947-48
In Lorain County 22 scholastic basketball teams, Belden and South Amherst stand undefeated as of December. Belden faces Columbia and South Amherst meets Lorain St. Marys after the holidays. Amherst and Columbia loom as main obstacles for the two leaders. Cleveland Browns movie Meet The Browns nearing release with showings arranged by 405 Leader Building contact. Orval Cowie, Elyria High star of 1927 28 teams, fatally struck by train, to be buried tomorrow with fellow 1928 teammates planning to attend.
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Belden
Lorain County
South Amherst
Ndt
Selden
Columbia
Lorain St. Mary's
Lorain
Amherst
Lake Erie League
Elyria
Shaker Heights Quint
Red Raiders
Reading Shaker
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Shaw
Jz Lorain
Rocky River
Clearview
Berea
Borten
Brookside
Cleveland Browns
Nate Wallack
Browns
Wallack
Leader Building
Cleveland
Prospect
POR Elyria High
Orval
Orrie) Cowie
Elyria High School
Cowie
Hf. C
Curly) Stiffler
Elyria High
Steve Mike
Ken Martin
Tommy Koviak
Jim Tichenor
Mickey Moody
Johnny Whitney
Francis Marklin
Dick Relber
Cowte
Pioneers And Blue Streaks In Annual Meeting On Court
Elyria's Pioneers Lorain and Lakewood shift to independent play after the year end while Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights and Shaw pause until January. Elyria meets Sandusky Friday. Lorain and Lakewood each play twice this week. Lorain heads to Lima for a cage carnival facing Columbus North and Lima Central with Lakewood traveling to Akron North and hosting West Tech. Sandusky, led by coach Vic Malinovsky, aims for a second win against Elyria Friday after a 52-49 close last year. The Elyria squad plans daily 9:30 to 11:00 workouts this week, with Christmas day off, as coach Bauer eyeing lineup changes after a 34-30 Lake Erie League loss to Lakewood.
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Bon Wawe
Lake Erith
Elyria
Pioneers
Lorain
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Shaw
Llyria
Agaist Sandusky
Sandusky
Elyria Wriday
Tom Chapman
Ernie Nimmons
Angelo Malaroni
Don Barth
Lake Erie
Bauer
Amherst
John Marshall
Shelmen
Akron
Garfield
Bellevue
Sport Parade: Boxing, Football Feuds, and Xmas Ponderings
In a festive yet blunt wrap up, Today’s Sport Parade surveys pro football’s NFL AAC clash, baseball’s Yankees and Dodgers tensions, golf’s pro circuit, and boxing’s Joe Louis vs Jersey Walcott. It notes Olympic politics, AAU friction, and calls for holiday goodwill amid strong rivalries.
Eagles Trim Steelers For Eastern Title
The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 21 100 to clinch the chance to face the Chicago Cardinals for the NFL Eastern title. Coach Earle Neale shifted to a decisive passing game led by Tommy Thompson and Jack Ferrante with Steve Van Buren scoring and Thompson connecting for two long passes. Van Buren redirected plays as Steelers failed to stop the aerial attack.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Earle
Greasy) Neale
Neale
Steve van Buren
Drities
Tommy ‘Thompson
Jack Ferranté
van Buren
Thompson
Grade League triple tie after weekend games
Bloodhounds Beat Bulldogs 16 10 and Setters defeated Terriers 21 20 to push Bloodhounds Setters and Terriers into a three way lead in the YMCA Grade School House Basketball League. Worth Fauver led the Templers with 18 points in a losing effort.
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Bloodhounds
Setters
Terriers
Bulldogs
Collies
Exttero
F.t. A. T. Wamner
A Fauver
Trenbarg
OlAndreas
I. Ko. Muller
Thompson
Oo Horton
Birki
Seward
Beutones
Duntep
Garland
Miberl
Fi Studnent
Grey
Mloodhounda
O.s
Collirg
Poodler
Clearview and Berea Victories Tighten S W Conference Race
Clearview High defeated Wellington 70 4 in a league game as it moved to 3 1 in four conference outings. Berea High edged Maryview 42 41 to stay 3 1 in league play with seven wins overall.
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Clearview
Berea Post
S.W
Dearview High
Clippers
Berea High
Clearview High
Peter Deena
Wellington High
Dukes
Wellington
Quint
Mairview
Berea
Jackets
Rocky River
Fairview
Searle
Warriors
Wis
Soundiv
Uthwestern
Pisa
Opla
Wee
Startbaeerees
al Amherst Vey
Clearview Khaere
Berea Ateae
Medina
Oberlin
Barons Triumph Over Capitals in Narrow Eleven-Point Win
Cleveland Barons defeated the Indianapolis Capitals 4-2 in an American Hockey League game. Wes Slater scored for Fairview, with Johnny Holota, Bob Salinger, Jack Dick Ferst, Lavoie, and Roy Kelly contributing goals. Berea and Fairview also played, Berea losing in a final seconds bid.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland Barons
Washington Lions
Indianapolis Capitals
Fairview
Wes Slater
Slater
Cleveland
Johnny Holota
Bob Salinger
Jack Dick Ferst
Lavoie
Roy Kelly
Barons
Ndianatolia
Bessette Veces
Jim Gauss
Almaayee Couture
Carse
Bruneteaut
Dick Gehring
Maree
Gum Berea
Dick Livengood
Boareh
Clevelands
Gag ‘Bolinger
Berea
Dave Leonhard
Gary Kelly
Te Fairview
Davidson
Aprout
Wellington
Ehuk
Cooper
Dreyer
Carper Icross
Mincak, JR
Mgreeibam
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Kelly
Alinger
Eddie Finnipan
Auling Cerone Etieekiney
Nanalre’ Stopa
Tataview
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Akron area cage schedule sparks busy independent Friday card
The listing outlines a dense slate of high school and semi pro basketball games across Ohio. Notable matchups include Lima Central vs Toledo, Columbus North vs To, and Sandusky at Cleveland Weet Tech with multiple Friday events and several venues such as Lima, Sandusky, Lakewood, and Akron. Details are fragmented but indicate Class A and AA levels with Holden Autos of Akron assisting organizers.
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Akron North
Alamni
Friz Kiyela
Sandmuhy
Cleveland
Weet Tech
Lakewood
Lima South
Lotaln
Columbus
Noah
Lima Central
Toledo Delibia
Fevato Vk
Lima
Vindtay Ithe Pa
Academy DeVitdl
Enny Akrean Raush
Barbetton
Holden Autos of Akron
Lincoln Hackim
Gillenden St
Akron
Ohio
jTerriera O
Setters - Moodbounds Poodles
Bulldogs Collen Ole
New London Wildcats Rally Past Plymouth 46 40 in Close Clash
New London High School Wildcats pulled away at the end to win 46-40 over Plymouth after tying 40-40 late in Saturday night action. Donnenwirth led Plymouth with 18 points while New London’s Phil White scored 13, Hal Erlenbach 12, and Doug Lash 10, as Plymouth reserves beat New London reserves 33-25 in the prelim.
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Cliff Stubblefield
Clearview Clippers
Wellington
Clearview
Clippers
Dukes
Berea
Fairview
NEW Londoon
New London High
Wildcats
Plymouth
Donnenwirth
New London
Phil White
Hal Erlenbach
Doug Lash
Reberberry
Don
Botth
Frlenbach
Vanderbit
Chase
Frauger
White
Lawrence
Wrand Marred
Grebma
Wombis
Miymouth
Cinniger
Two Contests On Jefferson Court
The Jefferson School floor hosts two independent basketball games tonight. At 7:30 Fruehauf Trailer Company faces the Hungarian Reform Sportsman's Club, and at 8:30 Polish Village Oppos and the Polish Village Old-Timers meet. Public attendance is welcome.
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Jefferson
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Revo
Oppos+ jin
Seville Hosts Cage Tourney with Medina County Teams
Seville hosts a basketball carnival featuring Liverpool High Valley City Seville Spencer and Lodi from Medina County. action unfolds Friday with Liverpool vs Spencer at 8 pm and Seville vs Lodi at 9 pm Friday, then Saturday losers play the party contest and winners headline the late game. Oberlin idle until Jan 15 as Denison invades Warner gym after road trip losses to Transylvania and Berea.
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Liverpool High
Valley City
Seville
Spencer
Lodi
Medina County
Wil
Liverpool
Firstraight Bauleg
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Yemen
Smi
Denison
Warner
Gymnaglyn
Kentucky
Gotting
Transylvania
Berea
Glands
Bwu Wine
Armed Assigned Top Weight In 100000 Santa Anita Race
Arm ed, Calumet Farms Horse of the Year, was assigned 130 pounds top weight for the Santa Anita Handicap on February 28 at Arcadia California. The 116 nominations reflect an international field with Shan non and Rico Monte at 126 pounds. Fervent carries 125, With Pleasure and Endeavor I each 124, while Rico Monte and Shan non are among the top weights with 126.
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Arcadia
Cal
U.K
Calumet Farms
Smith
Shannon
Arnold Hanger
Rico Monte
Webb Everett
Bronite Farms
Jorge de Atuchas
Endeavor I
Alabama-Texas Go In Sugar Bowl Fray
Alabama and Texas prepare for the Sugar Bowl with a storied history and rising hopes. The Crimson Tide, led by Harry Gilmer, chase a record fifth straight bowl victory. Texas eyes an upset as the longhorns seek dominance in a New Year’s Day clash.
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Alabama
Texas
William Tucker
United Press
Uscalanora
Ala
U.P
Bunlabama
Harey Gilmer
Tuscaloosa
Crimson Tide
Tide
Esas
Southern California
Miso
Trojans
Longhorns
Rebel Steiner
Jim Cain
Dick Flowers
Charley Compton
Jolt Woeniak
Ray Richeson
Vaughn Mancha
Tlugh Moron
Gilmer
Billy Caden Head
Tew
Center Quintet Leads Pin Firing In Bowling Center League
The Bowling Center Quintet dominated the Sunday feature in Bowling Center C League, posting an 898 single game and 2,548 series to set season bests. Rorick Insurance clinched the first-half title by sweeping Elyria Telephone, while Bowling Center claimed the sweep over Hungarian Grill as Lew Balas tied 227 in a game and Paul Waterloo totaled 592 in three games. Moose Loop Season Ends Moose B League closes its first half with final matches.
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Bowling Center
Rorick Insurance
Elyria Telephone
Hungarian Grill
Lew Balas
Paul Waterloo
Moose
McCoy Beverage Wins First Half as Bowling Leaders Rise
In the C. A. Olsen League at the Bowling Center McCoy Beverage and Friendship Club won three forfeits to tie for second, finish with a five game margin to claim the first half title. McCoy Beverage rolled a 2165 series, Kaye's Cafe had a 702 single, J McCaffery led with 4.20 count, and Blowers posted a 706 high game. Mike Miglets of Stakers had a 546 series as Coals High Team and Blowers led the day.
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Aoals Barkacs Elyria Moose
Scuemneneengas
Nick Lanes
Kaye's Cate
McCoy Beverage
McCoy Beverage and Friendship Club
Kaye's Cafe
J. McCaffery
Coals
Blowers
C. A. Olsen
Mike Miglets
Stakers
Charles and Moore Set for Jan 13 Arena Show
Charles meets Archie Moore at the Arena on January 13 in a bout promoted by Larry Atkins who hopes the NBA will sanction it as a heavyweight title contest. Charles is unbeaten this year and Moore’s only loss was a close decision to Charles in Cincinnati.
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Suevieland
Burgard jCharles
Archie Moore
Larry Atkins
National Boxing Association
Atkins
Charles
Moore
Gus Lesnevich
NBA
Abe Creene
Lesenevich
Cincinnati
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Chronicel Telegram
Tyytis
Russ Davies
Avon Lake
U.S
Oboar Fraley United
Preas
EW York
Harmony
Good Fellowship
Iti
AAU
A.A
AAA
Erin
Congress
National League
AAC
NFL
God Stars
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Larry
MecPhal
Ed Dudley
Joe Louis
Jersey Walcott
Steelers
Cage
Jefferson Court
Wolverine
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
Dick Rifernburg
Bill Pritula
Joe Soboleski
Dominic Tomasi
John White
Bruce Hilkene
Bob Mann
Chalmers Elliott
Jack Weisenberger
Howard Yerges
Bob Chappuls
Southern
Mote
Frank Thomas
Harold
Red) Drew
Mississippi
Sears
Wic Miavis
Alamo
Nort Ameris
the “600 Club
Charles, Moore
Alex
McGregor
Imperial Caba Dier
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