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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1948

Page

6

Browns Night Clash at Elyria High Seeks First Victory

The Cleveland Browns face the Elyria Standard Cleaners on the Elyria High School court aiming to halt a two game skid. Otto Graham, former Northwestern star and All Big Nine, will suit up for Cleveland in tonight’s stacked program with the Buckeye Girls and Stella Walsh’s Cavaliers in the undercard.

Elyria Standard Cleaners Elyria High School Cleveland Browns Brownies Elsha Buckeye Girls Cleveland Stella Walsh Northwestern Otto Graham Nothwestern Graham Rochester Royals National Basketball League Elyria High

Browns Basketballers Bring All-America Football Crew To Elyria

The Cleveland Browns will play the Standard Cleaners club at Elyria High School gym with at least six football stars in uniform led by Quo Graham and Cliff Lewis. Lou Groza is unavailable due to Ohio State classes. Manor Monley tours with Canton Cushires. Coach Mike Scarry may miss the game. outcome mixed as Browns hoop squad trails past football form.

Cleaners Cliff Lewis Ouo Graham Ofaz Speedie Dante Lasel Johnny Brickels Lewis Graham Speedie Lavell Lou Rymkus Marion Motley Lou Saban Nate Wallack Abe i Searry Les Gast The Sae Sandusky V. F. W Rudy Lawson Bill Simonovich Wilbur Lank) Coren Jim Montgomery Joe Yarsa Coven Lawson Montgomery Simonovich Yarsa Buckeye Marge Wood Mary Lou Wegner Jane Eden Mane Everett Joice Gildenmeister Betty Sailor Colletta Sittinger Mary Karnonski Olga Zukowski Cleveland Browns Cage Brownies Elyria High School Browns Quo Grahem Lou Sabar Grid Club Dante Lavell Lou Rymans Lou Groza Ohio State Manor Monley Berg Canton Cushires Mike Scarry Western Reserve Elyria R- Staff Warren Lakewood Rangers Elyria Hugh Lake Erie Elyria Cage Elyria City Bowling Association Olympic Recreation Assn Ass'n Hayden D. Evans Olympic Evers George Smith Ted Carpenter George Cotton Chicago Bowling Association Cliff Betts

Little Considers Yale Post As Columbia Coach Weighs Switch

Lou Little, longtime Columbia football coach, said he may leave for Yale if offered a definite post. Yale reportedly envisions him as advisory coach with a full staff and as Dean of Physical Education, while Columbia officials would oversee the transition. He notes talks have occurred with both schools, but he has not decided.

W York U.P Lou Little Columbia Toay Yale Howie Odell Brooklyn Dodgers Little Morningside Heights

Amherst hosts Vermilion Quint in battle for eighth win

Amherst High’s Comets aim for a ninth win starting tonight against Vermilion High’s Sailors in a Northern League clash. Amherst leads the South Western Conference with two losses this season, while Vermilion sits at six and six. Center Merle Koprenhafer stars for Vermilion. coached by Alan Schoercer, a former Amherst athlete.

Amherst High Comets Vermion High Riat Amherst Lorain Elsrna South Amherst Alan Schoecer Verminon High Salors Merle Koprenhafer

Pioneers And Tigers Prep For Crucial Cage Tilt

Pioneers and Cleveland Heights Tigers stage final drills for a Friday Erie League showdown that will decide leadership and likely crown an Ernie champion. Bauer keeps starting lineup, Krusz and Vance at forward, Hengartner at center, Janowicz and Moyer as guards. Heights seeks revenge after a 55 41 loss earlier in the season.

Fnday Bob Hengartner Vic Janowicz Ralph Moyer Cleveland Heights Lyin Pioneers Lneup Dick Cohen Don Weiss Jerry Rendlesham

Liverpool Wins Eighth Straight in Independent Contests

Liverpool High’s varsity posted its eighth straight win by defeating Brunswick 32 to 32 in an independent game. The victory improves Liverpool to 13 wins and seven losses. Gus Smith led Liverpool with 20 points while H Ritchie scored 14 for Brunswick. Liverpool reserves won the preliminary 36 to 20.

Valley City Liverpool High Brunswick Liverpool Gus Smth Ponts H. Ritchie Zverpool Cssner

Birmingham Caps over Lorain in tight high school clash

Birmingham high school edged Lorain St. Marys 25 24 as Virgil Call scored 2 7 points to lead the Birmingham defense and Ed Sedivy matched with 23 for the losers. Birmingham reserves also played strong, prevailing 34 29 as the game featured gritty defense and late baskets.

Bermingham Lorain St. Merys Lorain Capit Virgil Call Birmingham Ed Sedivy Naty iLerar Mmingham Ciw ST. Mary S Mary

Nusser Tops Eight-Game Score in Petersen Classic

Pete Nusser of Cleveland led eight games with 1620 in the Petersen Individual Classic in Chicago. He passed 160 bowlers in a 20 day event where 2560 aspirants remain, as 717 Starr of Detroit had led until now before slipping to 1594.

Chicago C.P Pete Nusser Cleveland Nasser Cleveland Kegler Starr Detroit Moxaay

Pirates Sign Hopp and Bahr for 1943 Roster

Pittsburgh Pirates announce the addition of outfielder Johnny Hopp and right hander Edson Bahr, raising lineup certainty to 17 Pirates for the 1943 season. Hopp comes from Hastings Nevada and Bahr from Seattle via the Boston Braves, with prior play reflecting contribution last year.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Jonny Hopp Edson Bahr Hastings Nev Pirates Boston Braves Seattle Wash

Legion Bowling Schedule Drafts Busy Six-Lane League

The league outlines six caches across two bowling centers, with four at Bowling Center and two at Nick Lanes. Matches include Docc scheduled at Bowring Center and others uncertain due to garbled text.

Lemer Bosalling League Bowling Ceter N.ck Bow Micex Popp Centracor Wesh

St Mary's edges McKinley in seventh grade tilt

St Mary's beat McKinley 16 to 14 in a Seventh Grade League game on the Ely floor. Ely-Garford tied 18-16 and will be replayed. Standings show Ely leading both grades with St Mary's and Franklin following.

St. Mary’s McKinley Ely Ely-Garford Marshall Paonessa St. Mary's Jacobs Stanfield Diedrick Fees MecRanlery Franklin Garford Allen AicKinley

Red Division Second Half Opens In City League

The Red Division resumes with three games at Jefferson School. General Industries faces Standard Cleaners at 7, Hungarian Reform Sportsman's Club vs Wellington at 8, and Elyria Molding against Smitty's Confectionery at 9. Smitty's Confectionery captured the first half with five straight wins as Sportsman's Club finished runner up with four wins and one defeat.

Jefferson General Industries Standard Cleaners

House Teams In Action Tonight

Y M C A high school league cards three games on the YMCA floor. Cardinals clash with Hawks at seven, Bluejays meet Eagles at seven forty five, and Vultures play Robins at eight thirty.

Cardinals Hawks Bluejays Eagles Vultures Robins

Avon Lake and Brookside share lead as Lorain County hoops race tightens

Avon Lake defeated Brookside 39 31 in Northeastern play to force a two way tie for first with Brookside and Avon Lake both holding two games left. Belden 90 25 over LaGrange and South Amherst 52 34 over Henrietta extended win streaks to 15 and 11 respectively, keeping perfect records for Belden and South Amherst.

ELDEN South Amherst Lorain County Brookside Avon Lake Belden LaGrange Henrietta Lorain Country N. E A-Ha Camden Ridgeville Avon Schaefer Larry Schaefer al DiVencenzo DiVencenzo Stricker Seesaw Eeneer Et Lorain County L. Petris Columbia Eeeeenee Peee Penfield Grafton Seesress Semen Ar Rente

New London Wins Seventh Decision In Independent Meet

New London Elighs cagers earned their seventh win of the season with a 44 to 38 victory over Monroeville in an independent game at Ronroeville. Hal Eberbach and Dave White contributed 13 and 10 points respectively, while Knoll led Monroeville with nine. Monroeville reserves won 24-20 in the opening matchup.

Ronroeville New London Eligh Cagers Monroeville Wildcats Phil White Hal Eberbach Dave White Knoll Afoneeville Monrosville

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