Browns Begin 1947 Camp With New Staff and Rosters
Cleveland Browns open 1947 training at Bowling Green with coach Paul Brown leading 25 returning players and 22 newcomers. The roster shows notable names including Lavelli, Speedie, and Young, while Bill Edwards and Dick Gallagher join the coaching staff. The team stays at Alpha Delta Sorority House and opens the season August 29 at Rubber Bowl in Akron.
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Cleveland Browns
Bowling Green
Paul KB. Brante
Johnny Brickels
Fritz Heisler
Brahton Collier
Bill Edwards
Bob Voigts
Northwestern
Dick Gallagher
Bill Conkright
Buffalo Bills
New York Yankees
Browns
Dente Lavelli
Mac Speedie
George Young
John Yonaker
Horace Gillom
Nevada
Bill Huber
Minnis
Floyd Kanetsky
Florida
Cleveland Rams
Don Mubr
Baldwine Wallacer
Chet
Ernie Bladin
Jon Groza
Lew Rymkus
Leo Simonetti
Hal Mullins
Duke
Jack Carpenter
Michigan
Lin Houston
Bill Willis
Fd Ulinski
Bob Goudie
Chig Stater
Luke Higgins
Notre Dame
AL Klug
Leo Less Mien
Frank Yokas
Los Angeles
Dons
Mike Scarty
Frank Galski
Mel Maceau
Backe
Otto Graham
Cliff Lewis
Edgar Jones
Don Greenwand
Tom Colella
Bill Lund
Marion Mutley
Jon Saban
Hrmal Allen
Kentucky
Steve Nemeth
Chicago Rockets
Carlisle Culchin
Bil Boedeker
Mickey Mayne
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Cowan Hindlenat
Jim Dewar Hindiaway
John
Virginia
Jim Thibaut
Harshaw Chemical Wins Third To Tie In League Standings
Harshaw Chemical defeated Colson Corporation 10 to 4 to secure its third win in the second half of the Raster Division and stay tied for first with General Industries. Zalatel struck out 10, homered and doubled for Harshaw while Harald Causby started and Frank Karby relieved. Colson’s Harald Neptune doubled and tripled, with White Ed Shaffstall adding a single and a triple. Janowicz’s Oberlin Road team beat Benedict’s, relief pitching from Causby and Karby helped Harshaw seal the victory.
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Harshaw Chemical
Accond
General Industries
Harald Causby
Frank Karhy
Dem
Evrate
Zalaiel
Colson
Zalatel
Deven Ltrikeouts
Causey
al McCauley
Colson Corporation
Harald Neptone
Ed Shaffstall
Brick Fitzpatrick
Williams
Janoswitz
Bets on Basketball Scores and Standings Across Games
A fragmented page lists results and standings with teams, dates, and scores. Mentions players, referees, and venues in a circuit of game outcomes and upcoming notices.
Legion Juniors Clinch First-Half Title in Lorain League
Elyria American Legion Juniors clinched the Lorain Class C first-half championship with a 7-0 win over Lorain Blue at Central Park. pitcher Jin McNulty threw a seven inning shutout with 16 strikeouts, while Lorain’s Keretz fanned 14 but the defense misplayed five errors helping Elyria. Wiedanawica added two timely hits as Elyria improved to the top by capitalizing on large margins of end-game miscues.
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Elyria American Legion
Lorain
Rane
Central Park
Jin McNulty
Elyria
Lords Ailve Jays
American Legion Fumears
Steinly
Wakeman Faces Goodyear Team in Tight Clash
Wakeman Red Caps host the Akron Goodyear squad in a key game tonight at 8.20 PM. The Caps seek to rebound after a loss to Spiker Funeral Home and push back into the win column.
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Wakeman
Akron Goodyears
Red Caps
Caps
Ganeton Spiker
Mystery Of Missing Golf Balls Solved
Chicago police solve case of missing golf balls at a Chicago course. Palle and Kittleson, both 34, were caught with balls stuffed in their shins and pants. they planned to enter the golf ball business. Prizes for the day went to Suiczek and Lange for most strokes. other standings and local participants are listed among league results.
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Chicago
Palle
Headere Kittleson
Marshall Bogart
Nie
Local Fairways Set Five Matches In City League
Five matches were played in Cherry Ridge as West side Lumber Elks Club Olsen Manufacturing and Eds Tavern posted 3-2 wins over Plaudler Company Thew Shovel Haseradt Jewelers and Knowles and Sniezek while Fey Insurance defeated General Industries 4-1 Carl Sniegek of Knowles and Sniezek led scorers with an eagle on the par 5 488 yard Na a misprint day top in dengue event other flight and class winners noted with several names and teams listed for Thursday Ridge schedule and rival pairings.
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Bob Kiety
Fey Insurance
Dick Bard
George Dahl
General Industries
Bob Mofivai
Fa’sy Tavern
Joe
Tom , Asheski
Pfandiér Company
Paul Kirkpatrick
Flks Club
Suiczek
Larry Lange
Ed's Tavern
Moore
Fey Insusante
al Stareski
Ben Boher
West Side
Launber
Cherry Ridge
West Side Lumber
Elks Club
Olsen Manufacturing
Ed's ‘Tavern
Plaudler Company
Thew Shovel
Haseradt Jewelers
Knowles
Sniezek
Carl Sniegek
Bart
Doo van
Lett Noster
Haserodt Jewelers
D Loop Teams In Game Today
One Class D League game on the Carlisle diamond features the Raton Firemen against Rosary Garvire. Game time is 6 30.
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Carlisle
Wil
Raton
Rosary Garvire
Keller’s Baseball Return Hopes Dashed by Spinal Injury
Charley Keller, former Yankee star, revealed in hospital that his injured back may end his career. He described ongoing therapy, proposed vertebrae surgery, and an estimated year before possible walking again. Keller expects to miss the 1949 season as doctors evaluate whether he can ever play again.
Elyria Team Is 4 3 Winner In Tournament Game
Sandusky New Departure and Elyria General Industries won in a Fifth District Softball Championship game at Wellington. Lorain Moose Club beat Sandusky American Legion 2 1, while General Industries edged Sandusky American Legion in nine innings in another tight contest. Benny Rodin shut out Sandusky New Departure for six innings before Rally in seventh. Catcher Storeayer homered and Holzer doubled to spark the rally. Martini held the other side to five hits for the win. Chuck Habar allowed seven hits in defeat. General Industries won with four runs in the seventh inning stretch.
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Elyria General Industries
Wellington
Lorain Moose Clile
General Industries
Sandusky American Legion
Avon
Mel
Mindg
Sandusk American Legion
Tate
Bie
Chuck Habar
Kaufman
FE Teams In Postponed Game At Jefferson Diamond
A Class F league first half game postponed from early season will be played today on the Jefferson diamond. The contest, called for 5 45 p m, will feature the American Legion Cubs against I O F 103 with local fans hoping for a complete game showing.
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Jefferson Diamond
American Legion Cubs
Taylor Is Big Star As Dodgers Defeat Cards
Brooklyn Dodgers rout St Louis 4 to 0 as Harry Taylor, 2B, drives in three runs and scores a run. Dodgers extend lead to eight games, with Taylor delivering dominant pitching and timely hitting. Cardinals struggle to solve his pacing and yield.
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United Press
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Willard Marshall
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Harry Taylor
Morticians Move Ahead In Class FE League Race
The F League contenders edged idle Ross Furniture 8 2 to take a half game lead for the second half title. Tillack allowed two hits and fanned 16 for Bilmer as Byron Morris and Tom Ristus powered the offense with two doubles. In the other game West Side Lumber beat No. 193 7 3 at Bly Stadium with Szabo and Gould delivering key hits and Eddy winning over Kurek.
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Cascade
Biltner Funeral Home
Ross Furniture
Deck ‘Tillack
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Cubs
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Tom Ristus
West Side Lumber
Q. OF
Bly Stadium
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Gould
Eddy
Kurek
Mt Ooo
Reddy
Fan
Kyrek
Ise
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