Vic Janowicz Earns Coffman Trophy in Shrine East West
Vic Janowicz of Elyria and Ohio State was named outstanding player in the Shrine East West game at Kezar Stadium San Francisco. He scored nine points led East to a 13 14 victory and earned the Coffman Trophy from the Northern California Football Writers Association. He also handled punting and kickoffs and gained 49 rushing yards on 25 carries.
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Kezar Stadium
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Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
William M. Coffman
Coffman
Kyle Rate
Southern Methodist
New York Giants
Eddie LeBaron
College of the Pacific
U. S. Marines
John Panelli
Notre Dame
Johnny Liyack
Chicago Bears
Nick Sacrinty
Wake Forest
Allen Dekdebrun
Cornell
Bob Waterfield
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Los Angeles Hams
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Frinceton
Dan Coleman
Jim Weatherall
Oklahoma
Les Richter
California
Ollie Matson
Dick Hightower
Janowiecz
Hawaii
Honolulu
Ohio Division
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Ohio State University Monthly
Jack Fullen
Fullen
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Two Welterweight Fights Set For New York Card
Texan Bobby Dykes faces Cuban Raoul Perez at St. Nicholas Arena on Wednesday in a key welterweight bout while Chico Vejar meets Enrique Bolanos at Madison Square Garden Friday. Vejar, 20, is a Stamford native and NYU drama student with only one loss in 37, while Perez is a body punching specialist from Kazan.
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Miami
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the Garden
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Stamford
Conn
Bolanos
Los Angeles
New York University
Eddie Compo
Barons Win Fifth Straight as They Narrow Gap on Hornets
In Indianapolis the Barons edged the Capitals to secure their fifth consecutive win and inch closer to the league leading Pittsburgh Hornets, who fell 4-2 to the Cincinnati Mohawks in Cincinnati. Cal Stearns Eddie Busch and Gerry Reid scored for Cleveland.
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Indianapolis Capitals
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Cincinnati Mohawks
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Cal Stearns
Eddie Busch
Gerry Reid
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May
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Schisters
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Wilbon
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Jankowil
Durham Neverland
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Stearns Woothy Reigel
Risen
Redd
Durham
Cherkina
Hay Tithing
Callin
Williams Bookite
Rethel Sell
Hirschfeld
tCarveth
Wiliamst
J Wilson
Brownhelm Victorious Capture Carnival Title
Brownhelm High beats Henrietta 63 to 35 to win a four team Birmingham basketball carnival. Brownhelm built an early 17 to 5 lead and featured Renner Park Hartle and Park with strong offense. Camden defeated Brighton 39 to 39 in a thriller with Neil Whitney scoring 17 for Camden.
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Lorain County
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Henrietta
Sprmingham
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Birmingham
Brownhelm Crew
Camden
Brighton
Henrietta Crew
Neil Whitney
Bughton
Les Matcham
Brownhelm
Bob Reamer
Frank Hartle
Jack Park
Renner
Park
Hartle
Sosey
Three Teams Tied For League Lead In Grade School Basketball
In the C Grade School Basketball League standings, Magic USketeers and Dukes each post two wins in two games. Saturday results: Eagins 26 Jaspers 8, Dukes 18 Crusaders 13, Musketeers 22 Rynotts Dyers 13, and Fighting Irish 60 Flyers 16 led by Margval 34 points on 17 field goals. Coach Bill Cox used second string as Henrieta defeated Brownhelm 15 point margin. Dave Howe scored 13 for Henretta.
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Fighting Irish
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Bill Cox
Henrietta
Dave Howe
Henretta
Brownhelm
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Lorain
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Orah Fritz
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Ss Camden
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la Nestor
Sukey
Alt
Viwerski
Seer
Plart
Uwicked
Murray
Metro
Borngery
Brighton
Offetats Touts
Kolopas
Rupp Blasts Kentucky After Loss to St Louis
In Lexington Adolph Rupp blasted his Kentucky Wildcats calling them the biggest Santa Claus team in the country after a Sugar Bowl setback to St Louis. He complained the team had control late but failed to execute and let Ed Hickey's Billikens seize the victory.
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Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky Wildcats
St. Louis
Ed Hickey
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Wildcats
Bobby Watson
Elyria
Hound
Cleveland Heights
Bobby
Watson
Tiger
Santa Claus
Pioneers Face Undefeated Cleveland Heights In Erie Clash
Ly ria High Pioneers, returning to Lake Erie League play after a loss to Euclid, host unbeaten Cleveland Heights Tigers who carry six straight wins and top the standings. Euclid and Lorain also duel in Friday league games as Shaker Heights sits out with a bye. Heights leads or co-leads the circuit and seeks to extend its perfect start while Pioneers look to snap a losing skid against a strong Tigers unit led by Len Roth and supported by Don Halverstadt Sandy Sacks and Ron Picozzi.
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Lake Erie
Euclid
Loop Warfare
Gail Vanorrsdall
Cleveland Heights Tigers
Erie
Loop Monarchs
Lorain
Shaw
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Willoughby
Cleveland Heights
Cuyahoga Falls
Lake Erie League
Tigers
Heights
Canton McKinley
Cleveland Lincoln
Warren
Garfield Heights
Len Roth
Don Halverstadt
Sandy Sacks
Ron Picozzi
Billikens
Wildcats
Goods
Elyria Rasin
Rupp
Hound Dog
Smitty
jGrocery
Cleveland West
Qouch-U
Les Gast
Elyria Cage Loop Opens Wednesday With Busy Schedule
Elyria's cage season opens Wednesday as the Pioneers face Shaw after posting wins this season over Cleveland Edison 41-34 and Sandusky 51-49. Camden, Brighton, Lorain, and Lakewood join the slate with games at Elyria Euclid and Lorain. Camden led Brighton 35-34 late as Whitney's free throw secured a late Camden win in a seven-team opener.
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Sandusky
Brighton
Shaw
Camden
Ely
Euclid
Pwre
Yiad
Whitney
Bob Nestor
Don Durham
C.O
Wood
Jgrighton
Matcham
Soo Oe
Mareham
Nestor
Bowl Week Echoes From Rose and Gator Bowls
In Pasadena the Illinois team wrapped a 20 minute light workout as rain delayed practice ahead of facing Stanford. Miami’s Hurricanes and Clemson meet in the Gator Bowl after a light drill seeking a win for injured teammate Frank Smith. Maryland’s Sugar Bowl squad left for New Orleans to face Tennessee after a final hard session.
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Babe Paris and Company
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Houston
Arkansas State
Stetson
Uy United Press
Pasadena
Calif
University of Illinois
Ray Eliot
Miami Beach
Fla
Bobby Coon
Baylor Bears
Dodd
Eorgia
ST. Augustine
Biloxi
Miss
Tennessee Vols
Terps
Dim Tatum
Cage Schedule Wednesday Opener Sets Local Matchups
Wednesday card lists Olmsted Falls at Columbia and Cleveland Heights at Elyria. Other pairings include Euclid at Doral Shaw, Lakewood at Brighton, Brunswick at Penfield, Brookside at South Amherst, and Vermilion at Grafton with Eaton facing Alumni. Saturday adds Holy Name at Elyria Catholic and Fairview at Olmsted Falls.
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Elysja
Euclid
Doral Shaw
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Brighton
Wellington
Brunswick
Penfield
Camden
Birtmerham
Brookside
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Yarde
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Huron
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Elyria
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Medina
Wakeman
Berlin Heights
Townsend
Alumni Vermilion
Lorzin
St. Mary's
Cuyahoga, Falls
Fairview
Olmsted Falls
Fhakep Hemhta
Willoughby
Elyria Catholic to Oppose Holy Name Saturday
Elyria Catholic Panthers, idle since a 40-34 loss to Sandusky St. Marys, visit Cleveland Holy Name on Gulf Road as they chase a second win of the season. Coach Ed Kubuski's squad has one victory in six games, aiming to rebound after recent losses to St Ignatius and St Marys and other foes.
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Pfaudler
Audi
Lorain Tors
United Polish
Elyria
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Gibbs
Theler Heights
Willoughby
Elyria Catholic
Holy Name
Elyria Catholic High School
Panthers
Sandusky St. Mary's
Cleveland Holy Name
Gulf Road Court
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Wildcats
Joe Lesko
Green Wave
Cleveland West
Warren
Cleveland Wast
Cleveland Benedictine
Ed Kubuski
Lakeweor St. Edward's
Biitia
Cleveland St. John Cantiys
Clearview
Toledo Wesleyan In Cane Feature
University of Toledo aims for its eighth win as it faces Ohio Wesleyan at Toledo after a 75-39 win over Washington and Lee. Akron’s John Adey scored 27 as Ohio Wesleyan fell to Akron 87-75. Bill Michel led Wesleyan with 23.
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United Press
University of Toledo
Ohio Wesleyan University
Toledo
Washington & Lee
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
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Washington & Lee Generals
Rockets
John Adey
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Farford
Bill Michel
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Hamline
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