Elyria High Football Report Shows 1949 Loss On Record
The 1949 Elyria High School football season, first in years in the red since joining the Lake Erie League in 1927, posted a loss of 1071.86 on receipts of 16555.66 against expenses of 18607.62. Attendance fell, six home games drew 18,443 total, and the Lorain county tournament saw lower gate totals compared to 1949.
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Look Magazine
Basketball Writers of America
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Holy Crocs
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Duquesne
Paul Unruh
Bradley
Paul A
Villanove
Charley Shere
Bowlust Green
Look
Five Elyrians Enter State Table Tennis Tourney
LeRoy Johnson Elva Y So Arable tennis champion entered in men singles. NOR e Tournament entries include Webber Gorbies Unger. Ralph Wagner competes in junior male division. Seven titles scheduled across men and women singles doubles and mixed events. Tournament starts Saturday at 1 pm and runs through finals.
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Maynard Unger
Tseir
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Peanuts
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Sven
Meh
Rhein
Senlg
Yunmior
Columbus Prairie Tennis Association
High Street
Seventh Grade Basketball Tourney Ends Day With Narrow McKinley Win
Hamilton, Franklin, and McKinley won seventh grade games as Elyria Grade School Championship action continued. Hamilton beat Ely 8-6, Franklin toppled St Agnes 20-8, McKinley defeated Holy Cross 23-12, while Gates edged St Marys 10-8 in the lone sixth grade game. Sidney Fulton led McKinley with 14 points on six field goals and two free throws.
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Jefferson School
Hamilton
Ely
Franklin
St. Agnes
McKinley
Holy Cross
Gates
St. Mary's
Sidney Fulton
Mika Blasts 651 for High All City League Score
Elyria Auto Service topped scoring with 985-2,785 in All-City League play at Olympic Recreation to lead the night and bolster Rothgery Motors in the standings. Milan Mika of Draw Plant posted a 651 series, a Western Automatic League season high, after a 248 start and 245 follow, then cooled to 163.
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Olympic Recreation
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Motors
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Feaders
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Draw Plant
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Mika
Burdette Aldrich
Col son League high scores highlight bowling night
The Shipping team starred in Colson Corporation League play at the Bowling Center with a 644 season high. Aldrich posted 225 191 228 for a big series. Don O Connor 600s for Carlisle Firemen No 2 and Frank Kayden 605 total joined the honor roll. Mike Gusky rolled 247 for Bills Canfield Service and Sylvester Krebs 246 in Colson. George's Chips led Olympic Recreation Women's League with 740 2063 and swept Momo's Tavern. Lersy's Beer won three at Brown Hotel.
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Bill
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Groza 28 Points Powers Olympians Past Syracuse
Indianapolis Olympians clinched a share of first in the NBA Western Division by beating Syracuse 66 to 65 in their last home game. Alex Groza led with 28 points and Cliff Barker broke a 64‑64 tie with two minutes left as the Olympians edged the Orangemen.
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Alex Groza
Indianapolis Olympians
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Women Pro Golf Association opens four city trek for prize and pace
Oscar Fraley reports the Women’s PGA begins a four city 144 hole event starting Pebble Beach April 29 30 with stops Chicago Cleveland and New York. The tour aims to draw crowds and showcase women pros challenging male rivals with fashion shows clinics and prizes totaling 5000 with 3000 top per city. Louise Suggs Babe Zaharias Patty Berg and Betty Jameson among signees. about a dozen top players expected.
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Fla
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Mame
Papa
Louise Suggs
Babe Zaharias
Patty Berg
Betty Jameson
St Marys Wins CYO Tourney Title in Elyria
St Marys of Elyria captured the Lorain County CYO Intermediate Basketball championship by defeating Lorain St Josephs 59 to 36 in the finals at Elyria Catholic High. Lorain St Johns beat Lorain St Marys in the consolation game. St Marys earns the right to meet Lorain St Peters for the season trophy on Elyria Catholic floor. St Peters had won the regular league title and advanced to the trophy game without tournament play.
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Wildcats
Four Grade School Basketball Games on Thursday Schedule
Jefferson School gym hosts four Grade School games with St. Agnes facing Jefferson at 3 30, Ely meeting Hamilton at 3 45, Gates vs Edison at 4 15 in Sixth Grade. A Seventh Grade matchup has Hamilton vs Franklin at 4 30.
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Ely
Hamilton
Gates
Edison
Franklin
Middlecoff Tops in Rich Seminole Pro-Am Tourney
U S Open champion Cary Middlecoff led at Lake Park Fla entering the final round of the Seminole pro am with a 36 hole 137 in the professional division and a strong position in the overall standings. He fired a 64 second round featuring six birdies to move eight under par, three strokes ahead of Jack Burke Jr and E J Harrison who stood at 140.
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White Plains
N. Y
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
SL. Andrews
Baldwin Wallace Wins In Tourney Showdown
Baldwin Wallace College upset Kalamazoo 84 to 78 to gain NAIB Tournament stature as a dark horse. In other first round games Indiana State beat Delts, Mississippi State Teachers toppled by asa, and East Texas State edged the University of South Dakota 55 to 54. The 16 survivors meet in the second round with defending champion Hamline among them. Baldwin Wallace was set to face East Texas State this afternoon.
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Baldwin- Wallace College
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Hamline University
Baldwin-Wallace
Doby Homers As Giants Top Indians 5 3 In Tucson
Cleveland begins to show power as Larry Doby homered in a 5 3 loss to the New York Giants in Tucson Arizona. Giants benefit from four double plays and solid pitching by Adair Bowman and Higbe as they take three of four from Cleveland. Doby also homered off rookie Adair. Thompson homered for the Giants.
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Rosen
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Higbe
Playoff Set For City Class B Basketball Title
Program director Harold Block of the Elyria Recreation Board announced a tentative playoff for the season championship in the City Class B Basketball League. Smitty's Grocers and Elyria Hardware, each with six straight wins, meet at Jefferson School on Monday March 27. The post season was reduced to a single game after a coal strike delayed events, with a possible preliminary game featuring Lorain County Merchants girls slated for 7:30 and the final around 8:30.
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Elyria Hardware
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Lorain County Merchants
CCNY Stuns Kentucky 89 50 In Invitation Tourney Elite Eight
Unseeded CCNY crushed second-seeded Kentucky 89 to 50 at Madison Square Garden to reach the NIT semifinals. Ed Warner led CCNY with 26 points as Duquesne edged LaSalle 49 47 in the other quarterfinal to join the Beavers.
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Kentucky
Unbeaten Trippers clash with Missers for league lead
The Trippers and Missers, both undefeated in the second half with three straight wins, meet tonight at 6 PM in Y M C A Senior House Basketball League play. Other games: Maulers vs Swishers at 7 PM and Dribblers vs Foulers at 9 PM.
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Missers
Maulers
Dribblers
Kentucky Suffers Worst Cage Defeat In Twenty Seasons
New York Madison Square Garden host Kentucky’s 89 to 60 loss to City College of New York in the NIT quarterfinals. Duquesne edged LaSalle 49 to 47 in the other quarterfinal as Holman’s CCNY squad dominated Kentucky with sharp offense and strong rebounding. Rupp cited CCNY’s 45 percent shooting versus Kentucky’s 21 percent.
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Adolph Rupp
City College of New York
Honan
Rupp
Kentucky
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Duquesne
Dutley Moore
Moore
Dukes
LaSalle
Ed Warner
Holman
33 Teams Entered In AAU Cage Play
Denver hosts a week long national AAU cage tournament starting Sunday with 33 teams entered. Secretary W N Bill Grein expects entries to reach 45 by Thursday midnight. Teams already in include Smitty's Pin Schedule Oakland Blue n Gold Philips 66 St Adelbert's Catholic Club Elizabeth N J Dayton Cleveland and others.
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N. J
Neva
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Oye
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Elyria Larabee
Condh Francisco
Clff
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Arvay’s
Hase- Fuels
Toledo
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