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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1950

Page

2

Vic Janowicz Day planned by Elyria Boosters

Plans discussed to honor Ohio State star Vic Janowicz, the only Elyria High football alum to play in the Rose Bowl, with a Vic Janowicz Day. Don McGinley heads the planning committee as Mayor Henry Ault and Paul Corbin organize the program with input from the Chamber of Commerce and other boosters.

Vic Janowicz Oho State Suplumere Elyria Elyvia High Elyria Booster Club Board of Governors Januwie Don McGinley Mayor Henry Ault Paul Corbin Zig Sadowski Don Sotherden Mayor Ault Booster Club Elyria Chamber of Commerce Ault Corbin Norris Ryder Chamber of Commerce Norman Stark Walt Decker Bob Gilmore Dwight Wwike Trubey Janowicz Vic Elyria High Waal Booster Club Board of Governors Columbus Ohio State University Buckeye Pasadena Ohio State Ralph Terry Robert E. Wilson Ralph F Tuff) Bauer Pete Block Johnny Catas Louie Kelopus Francis Big Dave) Eaton Akron Central Ely Stadium

Columbia Quints and Baldwin Wallace Stars Meet in Twin Games

The column previews two basketball games featuring Columbia Quints and Baldwin Wallace College All Stars. The second game starts at 8 30 p m with the first at 7 30 p m, both on Wednesday night at the Columbia High Court. The Baldwin Wallace squad includes Phi Kappa Tau members and notable athletes Norm Hecker and Bob Hecker from Olmsted Falls in Class B action against Avon Lake.

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Plans Complete For Elyria Benefit Cage Night

Plans were nearly complete for a charity basketball program Thursday at Elyria High Gym, sponsored by the Elyria Booster Club. The card features Elyria and Lorain faculty teams, a Elyria grade school all-star contest, and a girls game with Lorain County Merchants versus the Cleveland Rangers, aiming to raise funds for a $300 scoreboard.

Elyria High Gymnasium Elyria High School Elyria Booster Club Elyria High Gsimnasium Elyria High Lorain High Elyria Harold Peter Blook Johnnny Cabas Bo Baeder Carl Uall Bob Hersman Ernie Watts Walt Adler Steve Zyoser Johnny Sheldon Bob Ringer Ernie Curcillo Allyn Rose George Daniel Se Shook Steel City Lorain Art, Love Hank Beganie Hal Peyer Tony Miska Lave Beganie John Lutsch Lorrain Lorain County Merchants Cleveland Rangers Louis Kolopus Kolopus Ely Jefferson

Brighton and Brownhelm Take Western Division Spotlight

Brighton leads the Western Division with six wins and no defeats as Brownhelm trails with four and one. They clash on Brighton’s floor Friday in a league feature, while Avon Lake sits atop the Eastern Division with seven straight wins facing Ridgeville. Other Western tilts include Penfield at Camden and Belden hosting LaGrange, with Columbia and South Amherst meeting in the Eastern ranks.

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Barons defeat Reds 5 4 to extend division lead

Cleveland Barons surge to a 5 4 victory over the Providence Reds, boosting their Western Division margin to 16 points. Ted Sloan scored twice in the third period, with Les Douglas Ken Schultz and Fred Thurier adding goals and Thurier closing in on the league scoring record. Jackie Gordon of New Haven led the night with a 6 1 win over Hershey, while Buffalo beat Springfield 3 0, Pittsburgh toppled Indianapolis 4 2, and Cincinnati tied St Louis 3 3.

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U S Olympic Association reelects Brundage appoints Bingham

Washington Pi The United States Olympic Association re elected Avery Brundage as president and named Lyman J. Bingham of Chicago for the new executive director post Brundage then formed committees to select American teams for next year Pan American Games in Buenos Aires and the 1952 Helsinki Olympics

Washington United States Olympic Association Avery Brundage Lyman J.bingham Chicago Brundage

Hornets Top All-Stars 7 6 In Odd Week Of Sports Parade

The Hornets upset the All-Stars 7 to 6 as quarterback Speedy Chuck Corey sprinted from a state prison farm before the game. A Boston road worker named Jesse Van Zandt was tackled by a policeman in Back Bay. The North-South senior bowl saw Texas players lose scholarships for gate receipts split. Florida Southern College Lakeland announced baseball business classes. Cleveland Indians extended contracts for 22 players amid a busy sports week. Ben Hogan named top American athlete. Rankin Filchock cited Canada’s outstanding athlete. A snowless Salisbury ice show impressed. a midwest lawn mower theft report appeared.

U. S Oscar Fraley United Press EW York Washington State Prison Walla Walla Hornets Hornet Chuck” Corey Boston Jesse van Zandt Back Bay Jesse Fie Texas Jacksonville Lone Star State Mississippi St. Louis Washington Florida Southern College At Lakeland Branch Rickey Dodgers Cleveland Indians Mohammed Ben Hogan Dixie Rankif Filchock Canada U.S Salisbury Conn Midwest Dilly

Western Conference Action This Weekend in Local Loops

Southwest Conference teams prepare Friday and Saturday league games. Rocky River leads with four straight wins and hosts Amherst on Friday while Amherst meets Fairview on Saturday. Other matchups include Clearview at Medina, Wellington at Oberlin, and Wellington at Clearview as the circuit tightens toward second place with Wellington aiming to strengthen its hold.

Rocky River Fairview Amherst Clearview Medina Wellington Oberlin Wellington Dukes Dukes Trail Rocky River

Oberlin Triumphs in OT Over Rochester 63-61

Oberlin Yoemen beat Rochester 63-61 in overtime after Dick Kuusela and Carter Donohoe led with late scoring. Kuusela tallied 16 points as Oberlin avenged a prior loss in New York. Rochester dropped to 5 defeats in eight games while Buffalo had beaten Oberlin the day before.

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Camden Defeats Birmingham 43 to 30 in league clash

Camden High School cagers won their sixth game of the season by defeating Birmingham 43 to 30 on Saturday night in Birmingham. Camden trailed 10 9 after one, then surged to a 29 13 halftime lead and held on. Jim Ward led Camden with 18 points while Ed Logan scored 16 for Birmingham. A junior varsity tilt preceded the main game with Birmingham taking a 28 25 overtime win.

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Fenn College Edges Oberlin In Fence Meet 15 12

Fenn College defeated Oberlin Yeomen 15 12 in sabre competition amid a season debut showing for Oberlin. Oberlin won five of nine foil points while Fenn claimed six of nine saber points and overall victory.

Pioneers Seek Tie For Lead At Shaw Cardinals

Elyria Pioneers travel to East Cleveland to face league leading Shaw Cardinals in a crucial Lake Erie League test. Shaw, undefeated in the loop, dominates home games on a narrow court with a tough zone defense and fast break, while Elyria aims to draw even at the top.

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Elyria Catholic to Host Liverpool in Home Opener

Elyria Catholic Panthers aim to snap a six game road skid with two home games this week. Liverpool High of Valley City visits Wednesday in the new gym, then Tiffin Calvert comes Friday. Liverpool stands 3‑3 this season. Elyria Catholic adds baskets and hoop installation. Starting lineup likely includes Rader Kasubinski Janowicz Plato Kozel.

Elyria Catholic High Panthers Liverpool High Valley City Tiffin Calvert Liverpool Catholic Gulf Road Stan Nahigyan Ed Hammon Weldon Yannayon Dave Matt Don Reynolds Medina County Ed Kubuski North Olmsted Lynn Rader Gene Kasubinski Hank Janowic Leo Plato Mike Kozel

Penfield Wins 7th Season Victory Over Spencer

Penfield High of the Western Division of the Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball League beat Spencer 55 to 39 in a Saturday night independent game at Penfield. Chuck Smith led with 15 points and Johnny Devereaux added 14 as Penfield moved to seven wins in nine games. Spencer's K Walters paced the visitors with 14. Penfield led 9-8 after the first period and widened the margin each quarter. In the nightcap, Spencer won 25-17 in the reserve game.

Penfield High Lorain County Spencer Penfield Chuck Smith Johnny Devereaux K. Walters Ee Spencers Smith Teewaters Prosser S'Neenan Deveredux Pitestone siScharb Ensign O'Kostecki Watters Sanders

Grafton Quintets Prepare for Wednesday Basketball

Grafton hosts two Neitzel-Schwed Ford sponsored independent teams Wednesday. The Class B squad plays H and H Garage of Amherst at 7:30, followed by the Class A quintet versus Amherst Rockets. Players should attend practice tonight at 7:30 on Grafton High Court.

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Pin Loop Bowling Opens Second Half Schedule

The Pin Loop schedule launches the League's second half tonight with eight matches. Teams include Barly shitt versus Ralbert Homi Tavern, Kasper Foundry against Wagon Wheel, Melee Station against Be ASR tie smi, Bedok heachine, Latesh Loe Tobacco, and Diedrich versus Rigascate. Chi Dise now barred from importation into Manufacturing Sompany. Stanford matchup listed in Western Germany.

Barly Shitt Ralbert Homi Tavern Kasper Foundry Wagon Wheel Va Biyre Manufacturing Melee Stationel ASR Tie Smi Bedok Heachine Rigascate Diedrich Chi Dise Sompany Stanford Germany Hureers

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