Elyria seeks broader athletic support and postholiday games
Readers list requests for stronger athletic facilities across football, baseball, track and other sports in Elyria. The piece notes Elyria High basketball will tour with Lorain High over Christmas, facing Toronto and East Liverpool, while Cleveland Arena hosts Barons hockey and college doubleheaders.
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Sports Parade highlights quirks from 1949 season highs and laughs
Oscar Fraley reviews a busy year in sports noting light moments and oddities. Highlights include Mrs. Rabbit winning the Sante Susara Stakes, Phillies shifting to develop young players, Hawaii opening Army’s 1949 football schedule, Nevada’s 73 to 12 upset, a Georgia bicycle race drama, and a scandal involving Olympic athlete women relocated for security.
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Black's Recovery Called Complete May Pitch Again
Cleveland pitcher Don Black was released from St. Vincent Charity Hospital after doctors said he is completely recovered from brain surgery. Black, once a major league tough luck hurler, suffered a brain injury in September and had surgery December 7 to remove a weak spot in a blood vessel.
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Kipton Tops Chatham 55 34 In NOL Showdown
Kipton registered its fourth straight Northern Ohio League win last night, routing Chatham 55 to 34. Jack Flowers led Kipton with 17 points while Alex Orosz added 12. Chatham’s R Roberts scored 20 for his team.
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Yanks Sign Kurowski in Controversial Trade Talk
The article reports Kurowski’s signing by the New York Yanks amid mixed commentary and speculation about a potential trade. It notes the involvement of league officials and various clubs, with emphasis on how this move could affect American football standings and future matchups. The piece emphasizes reactions from opponents and analysts regarding the impact on the conference and regional teams.
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Evans Pounds 697 Series Tops City Bowling Here
Evans of Nick Lanes rolled a 697 series to lead Elyria bowling in Carlisle Firemen's League at the Lanes. He opened with 173 then fired 267 and 257 for a season high and league record. Nick Lanes aided by the night’s top team total, 2 506, as Imperial Furniture clinched the first-half crown with a two game burst. Rainbow Bar beat Elyria Bowling Center in the round robin to pace a three-way tie for first-half honors in the women's division.
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Cage Quintets To Be Limited To 22 Games Per Season
The Ohio High School Athletic Association will cap basketball schedules at 22 games per season for member schools with 20 games for schools playing football and 22 for smaller non football schools. Commissioner H. W. Emscuer noted coaches voted 305 to 84 for the limit and said the rule will reduce weekly games to about one per week.
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Stanley Stars Lead Rangers To 3-2 Cup Win
Allan Stanler starred as the New York Rangers edged the Black 3 to 2, with a standout performance turning the game. Maurice Richard scored twice to pace Montreal's 4 to 2 victory over Boston, bolstering the Canadiens in the standings.
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Millner Receives College Offers After Redskins Career
Wayne Millner, former Notre Dame star and longtime Redskins player and coach since 1936, is considering several leading college coaching jobs as offers come in. He has not disclosed which schools have approached him.
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Avon Lake Cagers cruise past Alumni 57 to 42
Avon Lake High School defeated its Alumni team 57 42. Center Jim Siroh led with 20 points, Tom Allison added 13, and Paul Vasileffi scored. Alumni’s Roger King topped their side with 13 points as the varsity built a 17 5 first quarter lead and controlled play except in the fourth.
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Moose Keglers Listed for Singles and Doubles
Moose Keglers are listed for singles and doubles at Olympic Recreation this Sunday. Four shifts will host the doubles and singles events of the Moose Handicap Bowling Tournament, with teams and pairings announced for action on the opening day.
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College Cage Results Roundup From Eastern and Southwest Circuits
College basketball results show Ratier 43 over Long Island University 34 and Detroit 43 over Siena 02. Syracuse 5 over Oklahoma 49, Texas A&M 69 over Louisville 30, and Northwestern 38 over Colorado A M 37. Other scores include Santa Clara 51 over Hamlines . San Francisco 38 over Cal 54.
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County Quintets Clash With Eastern Ohio Powers
Lorain and Elyria tip off a two day basketball carnival against East Liverpool and Toronto. Elyria faces East Liverpool Tuesday in Toronto, Lorain meets Toronto, while Wednesday shifts to East Liverpool with Lorain facing East Liverpool and Elvira meeting Toronto. The Potters led by coach Merrill Hall look to rebound after four straight losses. Toronto under coach George Kunzler relies on a veteran all senior lineup led by Sammy Shevelow.
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Buffalo Bills Sign Lukens and Telaricos to All-America Conference Deals
Wa gs on Lee guard Jin Lukens signs with the Buffalo Bills of the All-America Conference for the next season. Pennsylvania end Eli Telaricos also signs with the Bills in the same league.
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Swishers Rally to Fifth Y League Victory
Conn and Stewart pace the Swishers to their fifth straight win in the Y League as Barry Con Ues and Vic Stewart star. Foulers and Masters also win with Jonn Brevaski and Sam Rockwood each scoring in double digits, while Wapitis drop to winless status.
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Stags Fall 96 89 in Pro League Clash
The Minneapolis Stags dropped to a runner up spot in the Western Division after a 96 to 89 loss. The Stags shot around 39.6 percent as St. Louis Bombers beat the rival team 109 to 89. Meanwhile Lakers idle, Chicago Bal team tumble.
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Peoria Pinochle Quartet Counts Perfect Hands
In a semi monthly contest at Peoria Mrs Fitch and her husband mirrored a flawless hand as did Mrs Harves in a rare display. A few weeks earlier Paris also achieved a perfect hand, highlighting a span of exceptional plays within the Pitch-Perks pinochle group.
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Anrouz ARe's 23h in land area in New York state
The fragment notes New York state as the most populous in the Union, estimating a land area and claiming about ten percent of the nation's inhabitants.
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