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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1946

Page

7

East West Shrine Game Pros and Local Sports Notes

A look at New Year football bowls lists the East West Shrine contest in San Francisco as the standout event with proceeds aiding Shrine Hospital in San Francisco. It highlights coaches from both sides, past results and the game’s long charity tradition. The piece surveys Elyria High School sports for 1946 and optimism for 1947, noting football basketball track and tennis efforts, plus local bowling league stars and year end notices.

Rose Poclta Omy Minos Sugar Georgia North Carolina Charley Trippi Charley Justice Cotton Arkansas Louisiana State Georga Tech St. Mary's Tennessee Caroling State ALAMO Warden-Simmons Denver Raclin - Offaly State San Jose State Sun—Cincynnat VOT Cigar Delaware San Frayvisen Fone Shrine Hospital San Francisco Chnldren Andy Kerr Bernie Berman Beattie Feathers Babe Mollingberry Homer Norton Lon Stiner Ea Sauer Wiliam M Coffman Elyria High School Elvria Lake Erie Erie Pioneers Elyria Ralph Bauer Kivita Bauer D. W. the Trubey Trubey Elying Rogers Bowling Center Broad Street BU Rogers George Kipper George Sith George Colton Gene Henke Ted Rath Kipper Smith Corton Henke Auth Ruth Johnny Fritz Chuck Vollmer Adam Lepkowski Ed Evanish Ted Carpenter Ted General Industries Elysia Hardware Evanish Henke

Sports Shorts Reflectyin Names And Events From Past Era

A fragmented recap mentions Kramer defeating Bramideh in a cup match and the era’s baseball chatter around Bob Feller and Bill Veeck with notes on Feller’s potential rookie seasons. References to Don Hodge, Jack Crawford, and other players appear amid garbled lines, reflecting a busy, player‑focused sports column.

Byrney Attala Wales Bromwich Dack Kramer Don Hodge Jack Crawford Crawford

Coffman Named Man Of Year By Football Writers

William M. Coffman, San Francisco business man and Shrine Hospitals project director, was named Football Writers Association of America Man of the Year. The award honors his two year drive that has raised over 81,000 for crippled children’s care. Bert LaBriehrs was runnerup with other contenders including Earl Blair Dana Bible and Frank Leahy.

Des Moines San Francisco William M. Coffman Football Writers Association of America Bert McGrane Asencianon Directs Project Coffman Shrine Hospital Bert la Brivherese USCA Minos Earl Blair Army Dana Bible Texas University Frank Leahy Bosg Notre Dame Football Writers Association A. N Bo” McMillin

Owls Knock Off Merchants 53 to 32 in tight win

The Campus Owls stopped a five game Grafton Merchants streak with a 53 to 32 victory on Grafton High hardwood. Jack Heritage and Bill Leedale led with nine points each as Ebeling paced Merchant scoring with 20, while Kasey and Tompkins contributed for the Merchants in a low scoring clash.

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College Basketball Roundup From Various Schools

A garbled list of scores and team mentions appears in this excerpt. Teams such as Kentucky Bowling Green Yale Harvard UCLA Indiana Dartmouth Tulane Stanford Montana and others post varying scores alongside city and university references. The passage also notes National League mentions and scattered regional results, but specific game contexts are unclear due to OCR corruption.

Harvard Indiana Central Toleda Dartmouth Bisa Tulane Katinas Stenford Montana Tute Omank University Remit College Arkansas Alate College Marshall Queens Depa Mhuam Wealeyan Marsal Mo Taronte Siumdyear Wingtouta Westminster Alave College Ban Dieen California Perlay Cale Puly Fort Wayne Youngstond Indianapolin Hochester Anderaan Absoctation OF America Philagejpnia Washington Boston

Cage Teams To Play At YMCA Thursday

Local sports note reports Class B teams Audrore and Audistors from 1044-48 season facing Oberlin Center team at YMCA Thursday evening. Tipoff at 8.50? p m noted amid scattered player mentions and coaching chatter.

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Bowl Game Briefs From Pasadena And Dallas

In Pasadena Coach Ray Eliot vows a tough New Year's Day test for UCLA as his Illinois squad aims to prove Western Conference parity. In Dallas LSU is a two touchdown favorite for the Cotton Bowl but Arkansas coach Barnhill sees omen in bad weather and believes his Razorbacks, led by Clyde Scott, can challenge.

Pasadena Cal Ray Eliot Wllneis UCLA Maeiy Circuit Sytg Dallas Tex Louisiana State John Barnhill Arkansas Barnhill LSU Bernie Moore State Navy Clyde Scott

Sugar Bowl Preview Puts Georgia Favorite Over Tar Heels

In New Orleans Georgia Buckeye backfield debuts two surprise starters as Chaley Tripps teams with John Rauch to face North Carolina in the Sugar Bowl. UNC features Charity Justice at 185 pounds with Joe Wright, Jim Gamp, and Walt Pupa in its backfield.

New Orleans University of Georgia Bulldogs Tepay North Carolina Tarheels Georgia Inverius Chaley Tripps John Rauch Rabbit Smith Joel Geri Charity Justice Joe Wright Jim Gamp Walt Pupa

Orange Bowl pregame notes from Rice and Tennessee

In Miami Florida both Rice and Tennessee enter the Orange Bowl at full strength with their coaches predicting underdog status. Jess Neely and Bob Nevland say their opponent should be favored by about 14 points as both teams plan light, last minute workouts in preparation for the game.

MIAMT Fla White Bath Tiveal Dolefusly Tennessee Rice Tomoorrow Jess Neely Bob Nevland

Oil Bowl clash at Houston teased as high scoring

Georgia Tech invited today by light fayette to a bowl tussle with St Mary's, a game seen as high scoring on both sides. Weather expected mild for New Year’s classic, but play from both teams not expected to reach peak.

Bittner Funeral Homes Mabaratil Jay Elyria Vicuity Hamilton Owen Carl Lb. Smith Fl High Senet Houston Georgia Tech St. Mary's Emily Rlassic

Alamo Bowl Link Draws 35000 Fronters in Texas

A crowded Alamo Bowl scene in San Antonio expects about 35 000 spectators as fans rally for Hinson Simons Border Conference champion team facing Denver University tomorrow. Martin Simmons arrived the day before amid unusual heat and winds.

Santonio Tex Hardin-Simons Border Walt Denver Martin-Simmons Waco Heras Hanue

Mud Bowl Softball Showdown Between Local Teams

The 1gth annual Mud Bowl between Bittner Funeral Home and 38 Club is set for tomorrow afternoon at the Hamilton diamond. Probable lineups list Zig Sadowski handling C for 38 Club with Sito pitching, Petrus, Kutshinski, Friz, Ung, Monske, Kassey, Van, and receivers for Bittner including Boreske and Fritz with Rees at first base and Henke at second.

Bittner Hamilton Zig. Sadowski Tony Sito Alex Petrus Weets Kutshinski John Friz Ed Ung Len Monske Stan Kassey Joe van Sport Boreske Paul Fritz Ed Rees Jim Henke Dirk Urig Me Gershardinger Deb Urry Clem

Brighton Downs Wellington Upset in 50 42 Victory

Brighton High upset Wellington 50 42 in a Western Division game led by Gose with 19 points and Hardy with 14. Wellington's Glen Nichole topped the losers with 13. Halftime score was 21 18 in favor of Wellington. Wellington Reserves crushed Brighton Reserves 30 14 in the prelim. Officials were Lavi Kolopua and A. N. Smith.

Wellington Leland Gog Bob Hardy Brighton High Lorain County Brighton Basorton Wellington Ag Nichols Rouse Bponseller Bnetheidi McKinnon Andel Madra Btorro Carle Aes Wellington Oo Ada Lavi Kolopua A. N Smith

P F C Edge Jewelers Defeats Miltons 55 53

On Jefferson floor last night P F C s edged Milton s Jewelers 55 to 53. Top scorers were Jack Flowers with 4 for the Jewelers and Tom Smith with 12 Emil Pais 11 for P F C s Bob Cannefax led with 13 Jim Bernino 12.

Milton Jewelers Jefferson Jack Flowers The Tom Smith Emil Pais P. F.C Bob Cannefax Jim Bernino Press Lepow Bara

Bowling Standings at John's Lutheran in series update

The Biltecs lead the series five to four against the 38 Club with key players John Kaxsey Ed Talarek Harry Murawski Frank Janowicz Stan Dobrowski and Bittner Funeral Home figures Joe Talarek Gordon Bri Siye Sadowski Steve Byynski Tony Woleski Chet Kordeleski among others. Umpires Steve Kamins John Byczynski and John Monske oversee the matches.

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Army to face Notre Dame in final meeting of era

The text notes Army will meet Notre Dame for the last time next season while still fielding a better than average team. It mentions rugged leftovers from this year’s squad and implies the beating won’t be severe, with a sense of transition after 1947.

Army Notre Dame

Middletown Champs Suffer First Defeat

Middletown, the state defending champions, saw their 31 game winning streak end as Newark outlet defeated them 46 to 49. The Newark squad then beat Hamilton Public 46 to 30 the following night, while Canton McKinley and other Ohio teams posted key wins in a busy holiday weekend of intercity games across the state.

John G. Dietrich United Press Glumbus U.P Ohio Toledo Lima Springfield Norwood Middleawn Newark Middletown Hamilton Public Hamilton Catholic Troy Trojans Findlay Trojans Lima Central Toledo Woodward Woodward Jack Kennedy Kennedy Stivers Dayton Stivers Dayton Waite Cincinnati Walnut Hilla Romplaver Plainville c Nortwood Bellevue Akron Garfield Youngstown Ursulne Salem Garfield Ursuline Youngstown Faust Niles McKinley Stubbers Twa Steubenville Big Red Eastern Ohio Follawsbee West Virginia Campbell Pete Polovina Central Ohio Columbus North Washington D. H Columbus St. Francis Columbus St. Charles Marietta Chillicothe Portsmouth Marieta Hheathe Cambridge Porstmouth Wheelersburg Vata

Henke And Schulz Take Top Place In Moose Doubles

Henke and Schulz lead Moose Bowling League Handicap doubles at Olympic Recreation with a 1285 total after three days. Bucynski and Daley dropped to third as Wack and Warner moved into second with 1274. Carlson top singles with 648 but Kin with 677 leads the weekend standings. many noted bowlers listed with scores as play begins at 6 30.

Henke Schulz Pat Henke Emery Behy Olympic Recreation John Bucynski Perry Daley Dyin George Wack Jim Warner Walter R. Khugbied Burts J. Lyone-P. Werrarce Parise Terry Bo Putters Dent Tga McCrana M. Gossmaniss Minnire E. Ferrero Sphuiding MW Thierry Trat Terral Awth Lange-G. Barney Ith Wagher M Rebtiner Katnis- Fackier OG. Tawnes E. Hohinn F. Flood B. Weinstein G. Brow Berk Bingiet W. Carlson Potter M. Chiseman Behl FL McCrann G. Towne Butitt Sas FE Biek J. Aiffert F. Henke D. Packler M. Behtoner Robison Lange GO. Brown Bank OR Karnes H. Terry C Wagner Aja Bennett J Lyoness Knight Bai Warner Terrell Gat

Rival Teams To Clash Tonight On Jefferson Floor

Rival teams meet on Jefferson floor as Elyria High Lake Erie League champions Two Seesans face the PFC Thy team. Elyria draws Felix Klimezak Onnes Fitzpatrick Joe Polk Bill Sencecbachter Jack Johnson Rag Br Beb Bobu and Bill Tatver. PLOF Cog will call Jim Bornina Bob Cannefax.

Jefferson PLOF Jim Bornina Bob Cannefax

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