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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1948
Page
11
Lineups feature Michigan and California ends and backs with players listed by position. The page reads like a roster dump, naming players such as Ferrero, McCormick, Willey, Dolsenburger and many others across positions including ends, tackles, guards, and centers for multiple teams.
A fragmentary early 20th century box style listing names such as Sulivan, Lujacz, Mobstorich Smith, Potts, Yadlomse, and Wedemer among others, with scattered mentions of teams like Washington State, Cal, Stanford, Yale, Penn, Holy Cross, and Wisconsin. Includes references to referees, centers, backs, linemen, and notable scoring plays, capturing a chaotic all star game page of player names and positions rather than a coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR notes list players and teams such as Alabama Georgia Tech North Carolina with scattered surnames and positions. Mentions referees and near random gear terms create an unclear snapshot of a football game or lineup.
Capited Press lists New Year's Day bowls with scores for Michigan over USC 49 to 0 in Pasadena, Texas Texas over Alabama 23 to 7, and many others including Cotton, Gator, and Orange Bowls. Attendance figures range from about 5,600 to 72,606, highlighting diverse outcomes across venues from Pasadena to New Orleans to Jacksonville.
Waterloo's Paul Waterloo dominated the Nick Lanes Singles Tournament over the year end, posting a 232 single game the best in the event, a 600 series, and a 90 handicap for a 700 total to win first prize. Bill McClelland took second with a 223 single game, 555 series, 119 handicap for 674 total, followed by Gene Myers and other top ten finishers.
Cleveland Indians president Bill Veeck announced the signing of outfielder Walt Judnich and projected a record 1948 payroll around 400000 dollars. Forty contracts mailed with four taken. Judnich likely to earn about 12900 dollars, up roughly 2600 from prior year. Foxes Outfoxed Painesville. Trapper Harry Ferguson boasted fox gland lures and trapped 26 foxes in ten days.
Five YMC A Class C basketball games are scheduled tonight. Athent Auditors meet Rockets at 6 30, Amherst Shooting Stars face Lorain V F W at 7 15, De Molars play Dons at 8, Dean's Lunch vs Lance Motors at 6 45, and Rebels meet Lorain Kirby Cleaners at 9 30. Dons and V F W lead the circuit with two victories each and no defeats.
The article warns that non American ammunition may misfire in foreign weapons and highlights a Gewehr 41 M as a risk postwar booby trap. If its bolt is not locked, the bolt can fly back and injure the shooter, making such items dangerous in civilian hands.
A Maltese male alley cat wandered into the Hamilton hotel in St. Louis and stayed to win two first prizes at the Central States Solid Color Club show. Adopted by hotel hostess Mrs. Marcella Duffy, the cat named Mr. Sriver claimed top honors in best color for kittens and in the non champion class.
A compilation of scattered college basketball results shows Long Island University defeating Southern California 44 to 4, New York University 59 over Colorado 6, Canisius 59 over Arizona 30, UCLA 38 over Cornell 45 in overtime, Santa Clara vs Temple Lasalle 32, Utah 46, Lewamikte 69 over Georgetown 32, Kansas 32 over Serada 13, Indiana 72 over Notre Dame 16, Illinois 73 over Harvard & Wichitz 63, Miami vs Ohio 31, Muskingum 39, Mt Anion 34, Northeast Missouri 49, Morrar State Teachers 16, Bradies 64 over Princeton & Emperia 52, Southwest Missouri Butler 51 over Purdue 36, Khent 36, Youngstown 53 over Hastings 36, College of Emperia 43 over Makin Si, Kipen 47, Wachburn over Laurence 35, Winbpeton Science 48, Ellendale Normal 3s, Indiana State Teachers 8 over Georgetown Ky 41, Dickinson Teachers 41 over Farge 33.
Birmingham Firemen men host Port Clinton Standard Products on Birmingham High floor at 3:30 in Ottawa County league action. Port Clinton carries five wins in six starts and is ranked No. 1 in the county. A 2:15 prelim pits Birmingham Merchants against H and H Garage in a separate contest.
In the final game of the 1943 season Great Lakes Naval Training Station defeated Notre Dame 19 to 14. Coach Paul Anderson of East Tech was a key player, catching a last minute pass from Steve Lach on the Notre Dame goal line for the decisive touchdown, snapping Notre Dame’s single loss of the year.
Report notes trout can survive in captivity for over two decades, challenging assumptions about their longevity in controlled environments. Observers discuss implications for aquaculture and fish care practices.
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