Ohio coach Fesler backs NCAA recruiting clampdown
Columbus Dispatch notes Ohio State assistant Wes Fesler urges NCAA to curb colleges recruiting high school players. Elyria star Vic Janowicz reportedly drew 52 schools. Fesler warns teachers and players face upheaval, while Janowicz’s future remains undecided. Also reports on local BY funds drive, boxing card at Cleveland Arena, and other Elyria items.
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Aul Hornung
Columbus Dispatch
Wes Fesler
Ohio
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Fesler
Hornung
Elyria
Vic Jamowicz
Hormun
Janowicz
Janewicz
Ohio State
Vic
Jimmy Rodriguez
East Tech
Rodriguez
Elsrian
Cleveland Arena
Larry Atkins
Ezzard Charles
Archie Amfoore
Gus Lesnevich
Atkies
Artie Levine
Dave Clark
Charney Pademno
Mickey Doyle
Frank Walend
Elyrian
Chronicle-Telegram News
Walend
Telegraph
Sandusky
Sandusky Register-Star-News, Is Now Working On the Copy Desk At the Toledo Blade
Ralph Almas
Indianapolis Capitals
American Hockey League
Almas
Caps
Johnny Mowers
Washington
Elyria American Legion Post No. 12
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Johnny Brickels
Brickels
West Virginia University
Bill Kern
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Otty
Welch Defends Thorpe Remains Of Olympic Medals Restored
Gus Welch defends Jim Thorpe’s Olympic medals and records, calling the ban a black mark on sports. He cites Thorpe’s training and late 1912 Army game kickoff as proof of greatness, urging reinstatement and noting modern coaches’ doubts about track’s hop step event.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
NE York
Gus Welch
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Thorpe
Welch
Whethey
AAU
Big Jim
Jim
Army
Thorpe Rai
United States
Jim Kelly
Minnesota
Carl Olson
Pittsburgh
Madlo
Dick Gansien
Columbia
Rutgers
Gansien
Football Deaths Listed 24 in 1947 Says Eastwood
Dr. Fiord Eastwood of Los Angeles University reports 23 players and one official died from football injuries in 1947. He notes the tally is not the highest in 11 years and cites possible causes including unsafe headgear and lack of padding for substitutes. The deaths include four sandlot players, four athletic club players, 14 high school players, with Opha J. Ponl and John Eide among those killed.
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New York
Fiord Eastwood
Los Angeles University
American Football Coaches Association Today
Eastwood
la‘ Atra
Cal
Purdue Universityacuity
Erie
Opha J. Ponl
Aurora
Ill
Geneva
John Eide
Macalester St.Thomas College
Minneapolis
Tall Shaker Team Battles Elyria Friday
Elyria High School Pioneers face Shaker Heights Red Raiders in a critical Lake Erie League clash. Shaker’s starting five features seniors Hesche Holler Seidman Davis and juniors Seidman Koib, with center Danka adding six foot five inches.
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Elia High School
Pioneers
Shaker Heights
Red Raiders
Lake Erie
Pioneers Mey
Erie
Etyrians
Skyscraper
Fred Heinien
Elyria
Shaker
Todd Ekoid
Neil Hesche
Lou Seidman
Jack Holler
Jerry Davis
Seidman
Holler
Davis
Hesche
Koib
Eoib
Dick Danka
Towers
Leahy Says Notre Dame Would Have Welcomed Michigan Match
Kingston New York coach Frank Leahy expressed it would have been fitting if Notre Dame could have faced Michigan. He praised Michigan’s coaching and spirit and said the Irish would welcome a meeting anytime. He also discussed resuming the Notre Dame Army series but had no plans to pursue professional coaching.
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Kingston
N. Y
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Michigan
Wolverines
Leahy
Liverpool Tops Spencer in 73 40 Victory
Liverpool High School improves to 7-7 on the season with a 73 to 40 win over Spencer. Forward Gus Smith scores 22 points on 10 field goals and 2 free throws, while 11 to 14 point scorers contribute for the Tigers. Liverpool reserves also defeat Spencer reserves 26-22.
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Valley City
Liverpool High School
Spencer
Gus Smith
Liverpool
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Leerposh
Buffalo Bisons Tie for Division Lead
The Buffalo Bisons moved into a first place tie in the Western division by defeating the Pittsburgh Hornets 4 to 2 in Buffalo. The win completes a run that began November 23 and keeps Buffalo level with Pittsburgh in the standings.
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Buffalo Bisons
Bisons
Pittsburgh Hornets
Pittsburghers
Buffalo
Cage Results Across Colleges and Teams
A scattered results page shows scores for multiple college matches and athletic events. Notable entries include Delaware defeating New Britain Teachers, Fordham and Hofstra in a high scoring matchup, Princeton edging Pittsburgh, and Syracuse tying with Penn State.
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Br United Prese
Drexel Tech
Delaware
New Britain
Clark
Assumption
New England College
Brooklyn Pott
Hofstra
Fordham
Fale
St. Frares
Adelphi
Niagara
Butler
Wabash
Franklin
Akron
Wooster
Muaskingem
Washington & Jefferson
Georgee Washington
Virginia
Willam & Mary
Randolph Macon
Texas Tech
Hardin College
Poviewre
Texas Christian
All-Star Pin Schedule Opens Evening Bowling Matches
The All-Star Pin Schedule Competition in the second half of the Bowling Center All-Star League starts this evening with four 7 oclock matches. Moose Club faces Eltria Hardware, Reiter Line plays T. 3S Rubber Heels, Array Potato Chips meets Ken Wise Foedery, and General Industries meets Home Tavern.
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Moose Club
Eltria Hardware
Reiter Line
T. 3S
Array
Ken Wise
General Industries
Home Tavern
Two Teams Battle For White Division Lead In City League
Auditors and LaGrange Hardware stay undefeated in the White Division as Albert Auditors edge Temple Recreation 39 37 and LaGrange Hardware thump Yellow Jackets 46 26 on Jefferson School floor. Graystone Hotel beat Polish Village 24 19. Upcoming White Division games feature LaGrange Hardware vs Polish Village 7 p m Greystone Hotel vs Yellow Jackets 8 p m and Albert Auditors vs Kipton 9 p m.
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Auditors
LaGrange Hardware
Jefferson School
LaGrange Quint
Albert Auditors
Temple Recreation
Yellow Jackets
Gray
Greystone Hotel
Kipton
GRATSTONE POLISE /HOTEL
G.P_T
FP. T.' iYarsa
Bornina
Dougher
Kaminsk
Hopins
Jan'wier
Bingselt
Binegetle
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Phexvie
Cousins
iChevaler
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Rmo
LaGrannce Hardware
Temple
T. Sanderson
Stewart
Brown
iSchum
Omittendorf
Mason
I Sjohnson
Gharmes
Pribich
Siffert
Alne
County B Loop Teams Resume Three Contests Friday
Six games highlighted the Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball League Friday as intra league play resumes after the Christmas layoff. Key Southeastern clash Belden hosts Columbia to set division leadership while other matchups include Brookside at Avon Eaton at Avon Lake Penfield at Grafton Brownhelm at Camden and Brighton at Henrietta with South Amherst at Lorain St Marys in an independent tilt.
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Lorain County
Brookside
Avon
Eaton
Avon Lake
Columbia
Belden
Belden-Columbia
Barons rout Bears 12-1 in Cleveland hockey clash
Cleveland Barons crushed Hershey Bears 12 to 1 at the Arena as Pete Leswick led with four goals and two assists. The win tied the Cleveland team record for most goals and marked their first victory over Hershey since February 1947 before 3,140 spectators.
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Cleveland
Pete Leswick
Cleveland Barons
Hershey Bears
Arena
Barons
Bears
T. Fenry
Meienahan
Sisbodian
I. i
Larson
Re. Maria
Solinger Lesxick
Hoia Ez Reay
DeMarco
Carses
Russell Vthorter
Three Games On House Loop Sked At YY. M. C. A.
The YY. M. C. A. Senior House Basketball League schedules three games on the Y floor. Wolves meet Lions at 7 30, Polecats play Dogs at 8 15, Bears face Kanar oos at 9.
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Wolves
Lions
Polecats
Bears
Columbia Bills Double Headers on Local Basketball Card
Columbia High School hosts back to back games featuring Columbia V. F. W. 9340 and Columbia Redjackets. Valley City meets the Redjackets in a Class B Northern Ohio League game at 7:30, followed by Lorain Sobel's Jewelers versus the Vets. Monday Olmsted Falls Gainox Tavern faces Columbia Vets at 7:30, then the Redjackets play Henrietta at 8:30 in another B division match.
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Feauring Columbia V. F. W
Columbia Redjackets
Columbia High School
Reand Martin
Valley City
Redjackets
Vets
Loraine Sobel
Jewelers
Teaders
Lo-rain City
Olmsted Falls
Gainox Tavern
Columbia Vets
Ohio
Henrietta
Ely and McKinley Win Loop Games
Ely edged St. Mary's 18 17 as Joe Brown led Ely with eight points and Jerry Baker scored six for St. Mary's. McKinley defeated Franklin 20 13 with Traioff scoring five for Franklin and Paul Curcillo leading McKinley with four.
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Ely
McKinley
St. Mary's
Joe Brown
Jerry Baker
Franklin
Traioff
Paul Curcillo
Home Keglers Tops Kayden 648 High In League Night
Opening half of the Home League at Olympic R Recreation features Bitwawer Funeral Home leading with a 2707 series and Nehi Bottlers posting a 939 single. Frank Kayden adds an 8 series for Elvira Brass and Bronze. George Sarney fires a 278 for Bittner Funeral Home.
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Olympic R Recreation
Bitwawer Funeral Home
Nehi Bottiers
Frank Kayden
Elvira Brass & Bronze
George Sarney
Bittner Funeral Home
Bowling league opens second half with high scores
In Smitty's League at the Bowling Center Bud's Barbers led by Barneys 2473 and 648 pace the field as they posted 2451 for a double win. Standen's 577 topped scores and Elyria Lumber swept Glenwood Tree Service. In American Legion League Clothiers Held Margin Bell Company won all three. Terrell Service and Sibley Hoofers combined 2394 to share high team marks. Ed Robson of Sibley Roofers had 232 and 552 solitary pace.
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Barney
Smitty
Bud's
Barbers
Walker
Service
Bowling Center
Bud
Standen
Elyria Lumber
Glenwood Tree Service
Carl Henke
Bud's Barbers
Clothiers
Margin Bell Company
Day's Hardware
American Legion League
Terrell Service
Sibley Hoofers
Fitch Company
Ed Robson
Sibley Roofers
Sandusky Class A Volleyball Seeks Home and Road Matches
Last night Sandusky's Class A volleyball team seeks to book matches at home and away. Interested teams should write to Earl Geisert at 1606 West Monroe Street, Sandusky.
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Sandusky
Earl Geisert
West
Monroe St
Findlay And Ashland Teams Boast Perfect Records For Season
Ohio high school basketball shows several unbeatens with Findlay leading the Buckeye League at 9-0 and Ashland at 7-0 after a Tuesday win over Mansfield. Other undefeated squads include Salem, Massillon, Canton Township, and Middletown amid league battles and upcoming games across the state.
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Findlay
Ashland
James Dailey
United Press
Olumbus
W.P
Ohio
Northwest
Carl Bachman
Middletown
Columbus
Trojans
Buckeye
Bowling Green
Lima South
Mansfield
Salem
East Liverpool
Massillon
Canton Township
Three S W Games Slated For Friday Evening
Seven of eight Southwestern Conference clubs are due to witness action Friday night with six slated for league games. Oberlin visits Wellington, Berea plays Clearview, Medina travels to Rocky River, and Amherst hosts Westlake in an independent matchup. Rocky River and Amherst lead the standings with three wins each, while Clearview and Berea trail with three wins and one loss.
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Oberlin
Wellington
Berea
Clearview
Medina
Rocky River
S. W
Amherst
Westlake
Women's Pin Schedule Opens Second Half In City League
The second half of the Women s All City Bowling League starts tonight at the Olympic Recreation Center with four 3 pm matches. Teams include Elyria Bowling Center vs Te Grpsy Priddie and George Hermann s Thes tz, plus Elyria Furniture vs Elyria Nine Welsh Funeral Home. In Miami Valley League action Greenville hosts Indians opener after a 48 41 win over Troy. Massillon faces East Liverpool, Louisville visits Boardman, Steubenville s Big Red meets Canton Town ship, and Warren Harding challenges Canton McKinley.
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Olympic Recreation
Elyria
Grpsy Priddie
George Hermann
Jack Knight
Elyris Purniture
Welsh Funeral Home
Greenville
Indians
Troy
Massillon
East Liverpool
Louisville
Boardman
Steubenville
Big Red
Canton Township
Warren Harding
Canton McKinley
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Russ Davies
Charles G
Charles) Clark
Elyria City
A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
Eagies
Colson Corporation
Perry-Fay
Moose
Ideal Auto Siores
Robertson’s Shell Oil
Elks
Ker Wise Foodery
Popp Contractors
Tall Shaker
Pier Oddities
John Pierotti
Pat
Bill Veeck
Suety Seerey
Charley Keller
Tucson, Ariz
Pat Seerey
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Max French
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Twebman
Hompson
Columbia Bills
Kayden
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George Barney
W.L. Pet. Bittner Puneral
Wena Tenere
Elyria Brass & Bronze
Lehman-Johnson Reeltors
Elyria Hardware
Spring Valley Mae
Oberlin Hardware
Rodson Insurance Eye
Bitner Fun
Elyria Hardw
G. Barney
Bittner Puneral
Moose Giub
Eeeene
Oberlin Hardyrgre
Moose Club High
Fackler
Kayns Pealters
Spring Velley
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Lehsan-Johnson Reall
Webi Bottlers
Lorein Glass
Borria Brass & Ronze
Kavden
Oral’ ‘S Rathskell
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Erb
Cee Sli
Thornburg
Mie
Wickott Cleaners
C. Scott
Wyckoff Cleaners
Smiite
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Pikes . Crown Coz
Harrison Tool
Walker's
Harrison
Taizi
Resat
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Sander
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Walters Segaz Rr
Walker's Service
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Terren
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Redington Real Estzie Sue
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Ben Campant
Sidley
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Sidney
Sidney Reolers
Conirectore
Rush Fradt
V. Harper
Popp
EH Scrivens
Anuiletassclil Stulvas
Ohio Valley
Toronto
Mingo
Newark
Columbus Central
Lockland Wayne
Wayne
Cincinnati de Porres
Alliance
Campbell Memorial
Canton Timken
Toledo
Macombe
New Philadelphia
Lancaster
Marysville
Dover
Wildca's
Hed Raiders
Lorain
Steelers
Shaw
Hamilton
Lima Central
Portsmouth
Piqua Central
Wasserman’s
Broad Street
Brown Hotel
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