Questioning Saints and Browns in 1940s pro and scholastic sports
A collage of questions and notes on 1940s athletic topics covers Notre Dame and Browns rivalries, coaching changes, and television impacts. It references Elyria High, Belden High, and Strain County coaches, plus and a bowling league with Sayles and Carpenter leading in averages.
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Cedin
Mos
Phil Afus
Bob Fetles
Liu Beudieuw
Dew Reich Bauer
Ty Regu
Eien Hegh Baravte
Ieolen Sigur
Notre Dame
Elyria High
iChick+ Smith
Educaton
Eivrts
Lozglish
New York
Lake Erices Swiathdaruay
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Uorval All-America
L Goers Association
Bobney Locke
Smith
Actd of Education
Paul Brown
Johnny Cubas
Johnny Evenoff
Strain County
Belden High
Bill Veeck
Lou Budreau
Shoristop
Foster airs vendetta against Rupp with tall Kentucky stars
The one sided critique targets Adolph Rupp as Foster names Groza Line and Dirksen as top performers, claiming Western Kentucky or Ohio players could dominate. He jokes about crossing borders to scout and defeat opponents, then shifts to concerns over the NCAA second rule and defensive tactics.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Few Kork
Texin
Bersuthean
W. J
Foster
Alams University
Oxford
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Rennicks
Ohio
Alex Groza
Ma Ferry
Jim Line
S.x
Akron
Walt Dirsen
Aelf
Tre Courd
Jong
Ked Farmer
Ang Rosier
Minneapolis Gains On League Leaders
United Press reports Minneapolis narrowed the gap on top teams as the West Division games featured a strong run by Bey and a late surge. New York’s Krucebackers beat Rochester 77 to 64 at Madison Square Garden as Providence defeated Baithmere 98 to 84, with a late push.
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Minneapolis
United Press
New York
Krucebackers
Rochester
Msrae
Sauere Garden
Providence
Reiers
Baithmere
Charles Comiskey Fight Date Set
Cleveland reports set date for a boxing bout involving Charles and Comiskey with organizers announcing the event details and venue.
Hetthe May Joins Ex Champion in State Bond Vote
Fragmentary text indicates Hetthe May linked with ex champion Voce Dempster on a county or state bond vote. Mentions Governor Fleet G Mennen Willems and the restoration effort, along with a board and commission members including J. C. Millers, in a defunct or uncertain context.
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Voce Dempster
Cessice Hetthe Endind
Ares Conteal
Gov - Fleet
Mennen Willems
Staf
J. C. Millers
Line Team Wins To Increase Lead In Tenpin Loop
Line Team swept three straight games to boost its lead in the Ohio Public Service Bowfing League. Movers also posted strong scores at St John’s School with a 2,499 series led by a 921 single game and 564 for high individual Tens Fouglyano.
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Smitty Sayles
Ted Carpenter
Olympic Recreation
Sayles
Carpenter
Styles
Jenny Fritz
George Barrer
Oliver Dixon
Walt Carlson
al Fazekel
Clarence Conreth
Ed Evenich
Clarence Sherrer
Monroe Reynolds
Alcs
Bwl-O-Drome
Erb Radio
Harold Beal
George Barmey
Lne
Nick Lanes
Fast Sugar
Ime Giames
Vider
To and
Jo Nlevers
Toree Hames
Neils Planders
St James Letteran
St. John’s School
Tens Fouglyano
Barons Fall 4-2 to Bears in Hockey Clash
The Providence Reds press gains for a near insurmountable 26 point lead over second place. Hershey Bears win 4-2 behind goalie Gor noted for strong play after learning of his father's death. Other games see St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland results.
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Providence Reds
Dumin
Schern
Ming Am
Herney
Reds
Harvey B
Pittsbursh
Springfield
Gorof
Twin Cage Bill At Arena Tonight
A second college basketball double header will be held at the Arena tonight featuring Wevorter and Jangles versus Rutgers. Last night John Carr of Cornell defeated Baldawin-Wallace 62 54 in a separate bout.
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Clevelnd, C
Wevorter
Jangles
Rutgers
John Carr Cornell
Ee Baldawin-Wallace
Estimated 580 000 To Witness Bowl Contests
EW YORK plans described for 16 Bowl football games attract about 380 000 to 580 000 spectators across venues including Rose, Sugar, Cotton and Orange Bowls. Proceeds and guarantees span from 75 000 to 230 000 per game with weather and venue forecasts shaping attendance expectations.
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Carl Lundquist
Unicc Press
EW York
Ind
Oregon
Amieti
Joda
Pasadena
Cal
Calfornia
Northwestern
Ccdeos
Oklahoma
North Carolina
New Orleans
Georgia
Texas
Miami
Dallas
Stele Wilberforce
Ohio
Prairie View A & Moin Vie
Prairie Bowet Prairie Vie
Sury
Orlando
Fle
Sul Ross
Run Turrey
Elks
Negros
Mlc.a
Birmingham
Ala
Greensboro
N. C
Ste Proebzbiv
College basketball scores and tournament results listed
A dense summary of numerous college and university basketball scores across leagues and tournaments. Notable entries include Temple 38 over Rice 59, Hofstra 75 over Western Florida, St Francis College 62 over Pittsb urgh, and Colorado State, Missouri Valley, and Southern Methodist tournament results among others.
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FAS
Temple
Rice
San Francisco Univercsity
LaSalle
Williame Sv. Hofstra
St. Ponatenteir
Tafavsette
Ton Vis
Tevas
WAG Dugeesne
Losisrilie Co
Hofstra Froth
Prospect Park Ymca
New York
St. Francis College
Pittsbarch
Florida
Lami Tis
Mirwist
Hlinois
Michigan
Astern
Kentucky State
Totede
Loras
Cornell
St. Ambre
Sampson
St. Mary
Indiana State
Oklahoma City
Texas Christian
Hardin-Simmons
St. Louis University
Holy Cross
Kentucky
Tulare
Kansas City
Colorado
Harvard
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansat
Kansas State
Okahoma
Towa State
Southern Methodist
Auburn
Colorado A & M
Texas Tech
Terrassm
Alabama
Chizhomz
Mavlo
Ar Drake
Vanderbilt
Minnersia
Dertmeath
Torota
Ino Angeles
North Carolina State
Red Wires Triumph in Ten to Two Victory
Reported scoreline shows Red Wires defeating Druins ten to two. The match featured several tense moments including early pressure from Druins before Red Wires pulled ahead and controlled the game.
Lorainite Chosen For Florida Tryout
Lorainite Bud Xicos of Lorain, a basketball player from Cleveland area school, selected for Florida tryout tryout invitation. He aims to compete for a spot on a MEWS team and advance to interscholastic competition.
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Ego Zr
Bud” Xicos, MD
Lorain
Mon Plecs Court Tre Indiens
Trippers Beat Bouncers Tie For Cage Crown
Trippers defeat Bouncers 39 35 on Y H S L floor to tie for the league title at the end of the first half. Rebabs stumble, Ramblers top Rebabs 28 17, Cardinals crush Blue Jays 66 31, Kangaroos win in OT 24 24 final 30 2.
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Bouncers
Kangeroos
Bob Strinka
Kangaroos
Strinka
Jerry Spike
Harry Rutter
Fazekas Wins From Mackin Takes Pin Tournament Title
Lorain bowler Fazekas, active in the Elyria league, captured the kreck down tournament crown at Olympic Recreation arranged by Clarence Conreth. He beat Bill Mackin 201 in two over two frames, after advancing past Clarence Brinkhoff and others in a field of 64.
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al Fazekas
Fazekas
Brieg
Biackin
Ted Carpenter
Meckin
Carpenter
Fezekas
George Cotten
Aflac
Mike Barner
Brinkhilf
Dike Johnson
Walt Carlson
Lorain Falls to East Liverpool 46 27 in carnival finale
East Liverpool defeated Lorain 46 to 27 to claim the tournament title in the East Liverpool game. Lorain trailed throughout the first half and the Potters pulled away after the break as Jim Jenkins led East Liverpool with 17 points. Lorain's top scorer was nine points in a loss that extended their skid to four losses in eight starts.
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Don Hawkeast
Liverpool
Elxria
Lorain
Toronto
East Liverpool
Elvria
Potters
Elyria
Toronto Red Dragons
Bleach Batanen
Panenthe Leet
East Li
Tre Potters
Jim Jenkins
East ‘Liverpool
Night Sin
Igrost Oss. Tazat
Polish Club Wins At Grafton 40-37
GRAFTON Vic Janowicz and Johnny Krusz led with 15 and 18 as the Polish Club beat Grafon Neizel-Schwed Fords 40-37 in an independent cage game. Johnny Rozga topped the Grafon quintet with 11. In the prelim, the Grafton Merchants beat Elyria Don McGinley 39-35.
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Grafton
Vic Janowicz
Johnny Krusz
Johnny Rozga
Grafton Merchants
Elyria
Don McGinley
Neitzel-Schwed
Opening Grapple Card At Lorain Set For Jan 7
Lorain lines up a three match pro wrestling card on Friday January 7 at the Hotel Anilers promoted by Walter Moore of Akron. The lineup lists Irish Afenee of Covington facing Agertonio Angelo of Toledo Cowboy Glen Hughes of Halifax vs Steve Nenoff of Bulgaria and Dr Gil Krutson of Brantford meets Angelo. All matches are scheduled two test affairs with a one hour time limit. First bout Krutson vs Fox starts at 8 o clock with Hughes vs Nenoff second and McGee Angelo closing the show.
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Lorain
Grapplers
Lorain County
Walter Moore
Akron
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