Notre Dame and Army vow temporary football break up
Announcement by Reverend John J. Cavanaugh and Major General Maxwell D. Taylor says the Army Notre Dame football relationship will be temporarily interrupted after the 1947 game. Both schools seek greater scheduling flexibility and avoid conditions not conducive to wholesome intercollegiate sport.
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Notre Dame
Army
John J. Cavanaugh
C.S.C
Maxwell D. Taylor
United States Military Academy
West Point
Weat Point
Browns
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Marion Motley
Bill Willis
Dante Avelias
San Francisco
Carpenter
Ted Carpenter
Mac's
Lew Lesnick
Olympic Recreation
Avgrages
Wcrth
Meyers
Moose
Harold Bacon
D and N
Coney Island
George Knipper
Pass Shell Gils
George Cotton
Deal With
Beal
Wood
George
Barney
Chew Reynolds
Spring Valley
Reynolds
Torger Falley Memorial Ski Jump At Bear Mountain Open
The second Torger Falley Memorial ski jump at Bear Mountain honors Torger Falley the Norwegian born American hero who died in Italy. The article recounts his eight year rise from Brooklyn carpenter to American record holder at Bear Mountain and his service with the 10th Mountain Division before a March 1945 death in the Apennines.
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Pat
Obcar Fraley
United Press
York
Torger Table
Bear Mountain
Norway
Torger
New York
Monte Terraccia
Bergensfjord
Viking
Geaitie
Michigan
Iron Mountain
Brooklyn
United States
10Th Mountain Infantry Division
Calvage
Colorado
Best Mountain
Chaos of Scattered Scores and Names in Fragmented Cage List
A jumbled OCR of cage results lists numerous schools cities and player fragments. Entries include Marion Hardie Granville Covington Covington Walnut Cincinnati Newark Zangevie Micholas Portamoush Urbana Syracuse and many colleges such as Notre Dame Pepperdine Creighton and Brookline with uncertain scores and unmatched text. The result is a garbled compilation of teams venues and player mentions with no coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
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Tatergile Fa
Miminiavers
Nena Ib
Nermood
Cincinnasy Winniow
Newark
Francis
Zangevie
Micholas
Virtamouth
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Waters
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Yorks
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Elyria Preps For Fremont Game Tuesday
Elyria High School Pioneers return from a ten day recess to face an all veteran Fremont Little Giants in a Tuesday game. Captain Vic Janowicz Johnny Krusz Don Dougherty and Bill Bock are set to start with Moyer Gloss and Vance competing for the fifth spot. Fremont brings five wins and three losses led by Walt Weinhardt and Dick Baron with Sam Simsly and Lloyd Blechett in the front court and Dick Perczak at center. Elyria aims to improve a two and four mark with wins over Amherst and Sandusky and losses to Cleveland Heights Lakewood and Mansfield. Reserve players will appear in the preliminary at 7:00 with the varsity around 8:15.
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Elyria High School Pioneers
Fremont Little Giants
Pioneer Fouer
Ralph Bauér
Vic Janowicz
Johnny Krusz
Don Dougherty
Bill Bock
Fremont
Porczak
Elyria
Amherst
Sandusky
Cleveland Lincoln
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Mansfield
Lake Erie
Harold
Pete) Block
Brookside Nips Alumni In Close 48-46
Brookside High edged the Alumni 48-46 in a hard fought home game led by Bob Wharton with 20 points and Dale Lloyd 6 for the Brookside attack. Alumni was paced by Hill Johnson with 18 points as Team A beat Team B 99-4 in the prelim.
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Brookside
Brookside High
Bob Wharton
Dale Lloyd
Hill Johnson
Alumntaa
Avon Quint Downs Cleaners In Tight City League Game
Avon Quint Green Store defeats Standard Cleaners 58 to 50 in a tough Elyria City Class A matchup. Johnny Weber led with 16 points for the Cleaners, Hank Thierry scored 18 for Avon, with Dick Hawke adding 12 and Paul Biber contributing two points.
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Elyria City
Cleaners
Eaton
Johnny Weber
Hank Thierry
Avon Green
Dick Hawke
Paul Biber
Polnia
Ayan Green
Rene
Guarers Sinko
Sizsber
Tad Mororry
Ae ‘ Miller
Oo Weber
Futel
Oo von Green Brare
The
Oetendard Cleaners
LaGrange Bears Top Henrietta In Independent Tilt
LaGrange High led by George Odor with 18 field goals and 32 points totaled 48 points as LaGrange beat Henrietta 48 to 38 in an independent game. Dick Youngblood added 14 points for the Southeastern Division team, while Henrietta’s top scorer Dick Buchs had 20. LaGrange reserves defeated Henrietta reserves 30 to 7 in the curtain raiser.
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Lagrange
George Odor
LaGrange High
Burns
Wellington Defeats Fairview In 5 West Battle 53 47
Wellington Dukes snap a three game skid with a 53 to 47 Southwestern Conference win over Fairview. Glen Nichols scored 30 points on 19 field goals and four free throws, boosting Wellington’s third-quarter surge as Fairview faded in the final period. Fairview’s reserves topped Wellington reserves 36-26 in the preliminary.
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Fairview
Wellington High
Dukes
Wellington
Quint
Nichols
Glen Nichols
Max Boise
Tamer Tons J
G.F. G. T. Boue
Babsan
DO Nichols
Eaton Alumni edge Browns varsity in overtime 44 42
Eaton High School Alumni quintet beat the Brown and Gold varsity 44 42 in a sudden death double overtime on the local court. Hob Burdick led grads with 15 points, Bill Balogh 12, while Bobby Bott paced the varsity with 13 and Jim Lyons added 10.
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EATON
Eaton High School
Browns
Gold
Hob Burdick
Bill Balogh
Bobby Bott
Varsity
Jim Lyons
Wil
Bou
Balogh
Orill
Sanithh
Kennedy
Fhlerry
SIDA
Bae Machock
George Tthrells
Medina Cagers Upset Amherst In League Game
Medina High Bees upset defending Northern League champion Amherst High Comets 46 to 43. Medina's Al Hetrick led with 16 points, Spencer added 15, while Amherst's Alex Orosz had 13 and Nord Bartlome 3. Medina reserves also beat Amherst reserves 44 to 33.
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Medina
Medina High
Bees
Amherst High Comets
Amhers
Comets
Wellington
al Hetrick
Spencer
Amherst
Alex Orosz
Nord Bartlome
Pnget jHeitek
le Byyner Orf
Marrome
Doveld
Brubaker
Tbruce
Aoa Spencer
Henry
Kenpre
Adame
Toray
Wiha Media
Esa Amiberat
Auditors And Village Quintets Play At Y
Auditors and Village Quintets prepare to face off at the Y venue. Both teams show tentative lineups as the schedule shifts and game time is set.
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Aleut
Wyelorn Son Gan
Asnyth
Cettiet
Amherst Bags Ninth In Row In Local Basketball Action
South Amherst High keeps 9-0 season run with a 42 31 win over Alumni. Ed Zaborniak leads scoring with 14 points, Julius Paller adds 12. Alumni’s Dick Zukowski tops grads with 13. Prelim win by South Amherst Alumni 28 14.
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South Amherst
South Amherst High
Ed Zaborniak
Julius Paller
Dick Zukowski
Grads
Gaimok
G.caran
Tgamuk
Tf Bai Aaporsiak
Cukoweky
Peller
Barcelto
Brantcum
Moore
Moose Tourney Resumes Sunday at Olympic Recreation
The Moose Handicap Bowling Tournament doubles and singles resume Sunday at the Olympic Recreation. 5 o clock schedule lists pairs J Putak and S Polen, R Brove and J Brove, W Frank and F Beck, J Hre and B Spaulding, F Kayden and H Hat, F Sittinger and P Moore, G Hovenholsky and E Pugree, A Dawson and A Maurath.
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J. Putak
S. Polen
R. Brove
J. Brove
W. Frank
F. Beck
B. Spaulding
F. Kayden
H. Hat
F. Sittinger
P. Mooore
G. Hovenholsky
E. Pugree
A. Dawson
A. Maurath
Clamps Lead Bowling Scores In City League Opener
Clamps total 2447 to lead the Bendix Westinghouse League first matches of the second half at the Bowling Center. Jack Travis rolled 236 for Reservoirs as Box posted 573 with 205 167 and 201.
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Clamps
Jack Travis
Box
Legion Bowling League Delays Second Half Start
There will be no competition tomorrow in the American Legion Bowling League as scheduled. Start of the second half is postponed to next Wednesday at the Bowling Center with 19 teams taking part.
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American Legion Bowling League
Important Problems At Annual N C A A Meeting
Principal topics at the 41st N C A A convention include eligibility standards, football rule changes, college baseball coach issues with major league signings, gambling, and small college concerns. Branch Rickey of the Dodgers will speak at the baseball luncheon.
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Norman Miller
United Press
EW York W.P
National Collegiate Athletic Association
N.C.A.A
American Football Coaches Association
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
College Physical Education Association
Association of Baseball Coaches
Chicago
Karl BE. Leib
Iowa
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
N. CG
A. A
Big Nine
Association of College Baseball Coaches
Eppie Barnes
Colgate
Association
Rickey
Meaker
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Football Coaches Association
Physical Education Association
Dick Harlow
Harvard
J. L. Morrill
Minnesota
Lieb
William J. Bingham
Football Rules Committee
Penna And Ward Tie For Lead In Los Angeles Open
Los Angeles Riviera course hosts the second round as Penna and Ward pace the field with two under par 68s. Ward, ex amateur champion, birdied holes six eight ten and twelve to emerge as the first amateur threat in the 21 year history of the event. Stranahan and Hagen Hershey also posted 70s as the leaders hold a slim advantage over the rest.
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Los Angeles
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Riviera Country Club
Little Penna
Simon-Paré Ward
Spokane
Wash
Ward
Air Forest
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ben Hagen
Hershey
Ea (Parky) Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Hardin-Simmons Eleven Favored In Alamo Bowl
Unbeaten Hardin-Simmons meets Denver University in the Alamo Bowl. The Huskies were 2 14 point favorites as the post season clash was readied after a winter storm iced the field. 5 000 to 10 000 spectators expected despite frigid 24 degree temperatures in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Tex
Hardin-Simaymona
Denver University
U. S
Texas
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