100 Goal Club Members Reach Milestone in AHL
The American Hockey League hits midseason as 22 players join the 100 goal club. Bill Summerhill of the Springfield Indians, Wendell Jamieson of the Cleveland Barons, and the Douglas of the Indianapolis Capitals reach the century mark, with seven later joining the ranks. Separate notes cover bowling 700 series feats, a Browns promotional film project, and the upcoming All-America Conference football team announcement along with FBI director Hoover’s sports remarks. The MLB season closes with the Yankees leading homers in 846 season.
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Springfield Indians
Wendell Jamieson
Cleveland Barons
Thes Douglas
Indianapolis Capitals
Shipers
Les Cunningham
Lou Trudel
Freddie Thurier
Barons
Tommy Burlington
Providence
Harry Frost
Edie Krems
Chicago
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Stein
Wilman
Ang
Go Zunker
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Nate Warlack
Cleveland
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sport Magazine
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Hayden D. Fvans
Elyria City Bowling Association
Jack Major
San Francisco
A. B.C
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Elyrians
ABC
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West Coast
New York Yankees
Boston
Detroit
Hogan Favored In Los Angeles Open Tournament
Ben Hogan heads a field of 1948 top money leaders and challengers at the Los Angeles Open. The 135 players tee off over 7000 yard Riverside Country Club as Hogan seeks prestige and prize money in the four day event with $10,000 at stake. Contenders include Lloyd Mangrum and Sam Snead, while Byron Nelson skips the event to tend his Texas ranch.
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Ben Hogan
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Riviera Country Club
Lloyd Mangrum
Log Angelea
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Ben
Byron Nelson
Trenton
Tex
Payroll Team And Reynolds Set Pace In City Bowling
Payroll led city bowling with a 2570 series at the Bowling Center, taking two General Industries League games from Automatics. Reynolds starred with 605 pins including a 242 game. Furniture Team Treads Tops in the Olympic Women's League as Elyria Furniture.
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City
General Industries League
Dim Reynolds
Elyria Furniture
Jim Reynolds General Industries League
General Industries
Medora
T . Om
Kate Myichlaca
Krighia
Farang Kringhis
Ted
Talbot Charcesinss
Moldera
Bick Undiyyt
John Lyden
Sian
Eryuelda
Nighy Temma
Roope Bervice
Wrett
Bhippars
Clara M
Treasurers win first half Knights of Columbus bowling title
The Treasurers clinched the first half championship at Nick Lanes, taking two of three in the final match against Wardens, with Chancellor also falling two games to Grand Knights and a one game margin separating the top teams. Marie Everett led Furniture with the high series of 503 while Kate Hutchison posted the top three game effort.
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Marie Everett
Kate Hutchison
Knights of Columbus
Nick Lanes
Wardens
Chancellors
Grand Knights
Grafton Defeats Kipton Cagers in double header
In Kipton last night Grafton Merchants beat Kipton Merchants 79 to 66 in the opening game and won 75 to 47 against General Industries. Forward Jack Burke and Ray Jantz paced Grafton with 23 and 18 points while Mike Venski led Kipton with 22 in the second game. Paller added 22 for Kipton in the second contest.
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Kipton
Grafton Merchants
General Industries
Jack Burke
Ray Jantz
Mike Venski
Paller
General Indualsi¢as Grafton
Merchants
Merchante
A. R Janiers & Dib Venaks
Burkee
Leminger
Bidleke
Eller Kunusk
Kruaty
Janta
Tompkins
Maboyer
Six Scholastic Contests Carded in Lorain County Series
Six scholastic contests are carded across the Byith Western Conference Northern League and four independents in Lorain County tonight. Wellington meets Fairview in the Southwestern Conference card. Northern League games district Ath ers at Medina. Beockaide hosts Alani. Bouth Amherst faces Alumni. Baton melts 15 Muni and LaGrange host Hert beta. Northern League action sees Welhein at New London.
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Byith
Lorai County
Wellington
Fairview
Nortern Wit
Nan Athers
Medina
Beockaide
Alani
Bouth Amherst
Vgwinet Ay
Baton Melts
Muni
LaGrange
Hert
Welhein
New London
Woodcock Seeks Mauriello Bout in Doncaster
In a rough, early report from Doncaster, promoter Tom Hurst says Joe Woodcock plans a rematch with Mauriello after Mauriello’s knockout win in New York. Woodcock would travel, Mauriello is urged to come to England for a potential bout as training continues for the Bakeout heavyweights.
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Doncaster
Eng
Giuce Woodcrek
Tress
Joe Bast
Woodcock
Tam
Maurella
Manéruia
Engieid
Tom Hurat
Hurst
New York
Maurielto
Wondcock
Mauriedo
Jhere
Hick Briscoe
Woodruck
Hig Honeymoon
U S All Star Hockey Team Falls Short in Sweden
Swedish writers blasted the U S All Star hockey team after two lopsided losses 9 to 0 and 14 to 4 to top Swedish clubs. The squad mostly from New England won a third game against a weaker Sweden outfit. Ernest Viberg acknowledged the U S team was not as strong as hoped.
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U. S
Sweden
New England
Ernest Viberg
Elyria Rifle Club Wins Team Match
The Elyria Rifle Club defeated Sycamore Hills at Cleveland City Hall range with a total of 1,400 to 1,366. Top honors tied between Larry Noble of Elyria and Bill Plamper of Sycamore Hills. several Elyria shooters posted mid to high 260s while Sycamore Hills entries ranged from the high 240s to mid 260s.
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Sycamore Hills
Cleveland
City Hall
Elyria
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Bill Plamper
A. Ruae
F. Fleming
F. Miller
Moulder
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C. Duer
Cottier
Gillom Added To Browns Roster In Signing
Cleveland Browns sign Horace Gillom, former University of Nevada punter and Massillon high school standout, praised by coach Paul Brown as the greatest high school athlete he ever coached. Gillom led the nation with a 51 yard punt average last season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Horace Gillom
University of Nevada
Wyoming Quintet Barred From Garden Play Controversy
Wyoming University faces informal barring from Madison Square Garden unless coach Everett Shelton is removed after anti Semitic remarks cited during the Wyoming CCNY game. CCNY faculty athletic committee urged boycott and other New York colleges expected to join. Ned Irish backed CCNY while Wyoming delayed comment pending team return.
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Wyoming University
Madison Square Garden
Everett Shelton
City College of New York
Shelton
Nat Hulman
CCNY
May John
Wyoming
Fritz Nagy
Akron University Center
St. John's University
St. John's
Akron
Ohio
Ned Irish
Garden
G. D. Humphrey
Glen Jacoby
Auditors Lose To Oberlin Quintet On Local Court
Oberlin Phillis Wheatley Center quintet defeated the Albert Auditors 44 to 36 on the YMCA floor. Al Campbell scored 12 to lead Wheatley. Vic Stewart tied for top Auditors with 12. Rivalry and scoring details appear on the frayed box score and misprinted captions.
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Oberlin
Albert Auditers
YM. C. A
al Campbell
Phillis Wheatley
Vic Stewart
Auditeors
Phillis Alwrit
Donaldson
Anderson
Goodanng
Noatet
Campaey
Penfound
Timambers
Wal
Johnson
Toll
Sotherden Selected to Lead Elyria Booster Club
Don Sotherden an insurance broker was elected president of the Elyria Booster Club for 1947. Myles Farmer becomes vice president and Jack Meyer secretary treasurer. Other governors include Archie West George Tattersall Johnny Fritz Alva Clarke Don McGinley and Bill McDonald. The board will meet at the Elks Club tonight at 8.
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Don Sotherden
Elyria Booster Club
Elyria High School
Athietics
Oday
Myles Farmer
Jack Meyer
Botherden
Ken Peters
Farmer
Vic Resat
Meyer
Earl Sloan
Max Fodley
Board of Governors
Sotherden
Renar
Archie West
George Tattersall
Johnny Fritz
Alva Clarke
Don McGinley
Bill McDonald
Harry B. Forbes
Elks Club
Amherst Rockets Hit Hard Schedule With Three Games
Amherst Rockets host Akron American Fatish Club at Archer in a fast three game stretch over four days. The Akron squad features former college and high level players from Akron including a brother of Ed Sidowski. The Rockets carry a clean two game slate into tonight's bout and also play Sunday at Massillon and Monday in Fairport Harbor. Wellington V. F. meets Amherst American Legion in the 7 15 p m prelim ahead of the feature.
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Amherst Rocket
Akron
Ed Sidowski
Toronto Huskies
Cleveland Rebels
Rockets
Massillon
Afernoon
Fairport Harbor
Wellington V. F
Amherst American Legion
Eight Major College Cage Teams Undefeated
Eight major college basketball teams remained undefeated, but six face strong weekend tests that may trim the group.Teams include Iowa, Oregon, Washington, Cornell, Seton Hall, West Virginia, Rhode Island State, and Western Michigan as West Virginia and Washington look likeliest to survive.
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United Press
EW York
Saibll
Towa
Oregon
Washington
Cornell
Seton
Wall
West Virginia
Rhode Island State
Western Michigan
Cage Loop Sked Brings Two D League Games Tomorrow
Two Class D YMCA basketball games are on tomorrow’s schedule. South End Go Gellers face CJ Swishers at 2:00 P.M. West Side Rebels meet Wasps at 3:18 P.M. in the afternoon program.
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Y.M.C.A
South End Go Gellers
CJ Swishers
West Side Rebels
Wasps
Robinson I L Hitting Champ Robinson I L Hitting Champ
New York UPI Jackie Robinson of the Montreal Royals captured the International League batting title with a .349 average in his first pro season. He beat Newark’s Bobby Brown by eight points, with Brown at .341 and 174 hits. Campbell and Robinson tied for runs with 113. Eddie Joost led in doubles with 35. Howie Moss had 38 homers. Ed Robinson led RBIs with 123. The Royals, playoff champs, also won team batting with a .?BB percentage.
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UPI
Jackie Robinson
Montreal Royals
Robinson
U.C.L.A
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bobby Brown
Newark Bears
Brown
New York Yankees
Danny Murtaugh
Rochester
Clarence
Soup) Campbell
Baltimore
Rune
Eddie Joost
Philadelphia Athletics
Howie Moss
Orioles
Ed Robinson
Cleveland
Montreal
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