Noted football coach Bo McMillin gravely ill at home
Elyria readers are urged to send prayers and well wishes to Alvin Bo McMillin the renowned football coach now seriously ill with cancer at his Bloomington Indiana home once a storied figure at Indiana University Kansas State Centenary Geneva and in the NFL with the Lions and Eagles. The piece recalls his 1936 Elyria Lorain banquet speech and his later appearances while expressing hope for his recovery.
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Bo) McMillin
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Harvard 74 17 Victory Sparks Barons Race
Sid Felton scored 30 and Hengartner 26 as Harvard routed Princeton 74 17. The Barons, 9-1 in their last 10, chased the Western Division lead with a strong pickup in the American League hockey standings.
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Third Whitewash For Ciney Goalie
Arizona State officials said they are willing to forfeit six football games in which lineman played under a phoney name. The goalie Emile The Cat Francis starred for Cincinnati Mohawks in a related hockey context. The investigation centers on eligibility rules and a transfer student who played both offense and defense. The Mohawks, Western Division leaders, faced NCAA eligibility scrutiny as the case could cost Arizona State multiple games.
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Fairview Tops Amherst in SWC Race Start
Fairview High’s basketball team defeated Amherst 65 to 48 securing their fifth straight league win and signaling readiness to press the Southwest Conference title race. The Scarlet Warriors began preparations for a Friday night game at Rocky River, wrapping up their first circuit with the Amherst victory.
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Fairview Leads Southwestern Conference Race in Tight Standings
Fairview holds a 1½ game edge over idle Clearview as the Southwestern Conference nears midseason. Rocky River shoots for a third straight win while Amherst, Medina, and Oberlin cope with mixed results. Fairview’s 69-? victory highlighted by Jalles, Given, and Oswald, but Amherst’s Bartlame led with 18 in a 53-27 deficit.
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Triesch Leads Elks Bowling Tourney All Events Ride
Dick Triesch of Mansfield Printing posts 1805 in total pins, 604 in team, 624 in singles, and 578 in doubles at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes, taking the all-events lead in the North Central Ohio District Elks Bowling Tourney while Kafer Flowers climbs for Mansfield. Ed Veith leads singles with 733. Glacken Chevrolet sits second in team. Edwards McClelland top doubles.
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Elyria Pioneers Edge Shaker Heights In Erie League
Elyria High finally breaks through in Erie League play with a 41-38 win over Shaker Heights. Tom Gwin leads Elyria with 20 points, as the Pioneers rebound from a prior loss to Lakewood and prepare for a Lorain clash in a key half-season showdown.
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Cleveland Sells Conyers Harris To Indianapolis
The Cleveland Indians sold first baseman Herb Conyers and pitcher Charley Harris to Indianapolis in the American Association. Harris, 26, from Tampa, after two games for the A’s and time with San Diego and Toronto, was traded for cash. Conyers, 30, veteran of the Indians with Texas League batting crowns, struggled to beat out Vernon and Easter for a major league spot.
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