Elyria High star JIC Janowicz sets scoring marks
Elyria High School basketball standout Janowicz finished the 1947-48 season with 226 points, raising his three year total to 10687 and surpassing the prior Elyria scoring records. He joins Polk Cowen Scott as the top all time scorers in Elyria history while also holding the football scoring record.
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Jic Janowicz
Elyria High School
Janowicz
Elyria
Wilbur
Lank) Cowen
Joe Polk
Polk
Massillon
Fnai
Kent
Polkard Cowen
Joe Scott
Individus? Severs
Elyria High Schoo
Scott
Cowen
Pelk
Don Harwood
Polk, Cowen
New London Plans For Baseball Team
EW LONDON The New London merchants plan a Sunday draft to form a baseball squad for the coming season. A game has been announced for New London opening May 2 with practice sessions set for Wednesday April 6 at 6 oclock. Manager Herm Parnell remains contactable at 1 and 1884 for further details.
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A .Arte
New London
Ty Pia
Attermion
Gorint
Getty
Omanacers
SCM
GLAI
Ead Ta Corttet
Herm
Parnell
Ftssue
Addess
Elyria Eagles Bowling Schedule for Tonight
The Elyria Eagles Bowling League shows four matches at Olympic Recreation starting at 9 o'clock. Teams include Eames No 4 with Ciare Knowles and Snieven against Adbimms Ara Aras Restaurant, Standard Cerarere versus Joes Upholstery, and B and B Food Market facing Grafion DeLuxe Bar.
Industries Takes Lead With Clean Sweep In City Bowling Standings
General Industries thrashed Moose Club 1,006 in a city high single as it swept a three way tie for first in the Al Star League. Ken Wise Foedern and Ed Evanish posted strong scores for their teams, while Arvy's Potato Crips led with a 2,799 series.
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General Industries
Arvzy
Potato Crips
Ed Evanish
General Industries High
George Smith
Ken Wise
Bowling center leads in multi-league drafts
Pier Oddities notes Elyria Bowling Center posted an 868 single game and 2,505 series to pace Women's All City League team scoring at Olympic Recreation center, with Hazel Eady and Helen Taylor among top individuals. Automatics lead General Industries League. Night Molders edge finishers. Slingers take American Radiator League via wins over Tin Shop.
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Elyria Bowling Center
Olympic Recreation
Welsh Funeral Home
Elyria Furniture
Gypsy
Helen Taylor
Bowling Center
Hazel Eady
Night Molders
Harry Simes
Night Mulders
Tab” Talbot
Slingers
Tin Shop
Steel Shell
Core Room
Foundry
Pattern
Carlisle Fire Department
Holland Furnace
Nick Lanes
Nicht Walle Knatr
Wick Lanes
Elyria Pioneers Eye Early Season Test With Heights Opener
Elyria High School baseball opens the season with a home game against Cleveland Heights on April 19 after two weeks of outdoor drills. The Lake Erie League schedule runs in two halves leading to a Canton regional on May 15 and a state berth. Coach Ralph Tuff oversees a veteran, strong squad with recent success in Legion play and a balanced scholastic record.
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Lyria High School
Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Canton
Elyria High
Ralph Tuff
Bauer
Erie
Crevelana Melgai
Ouabl Beights
Lorain
Elyria
Pioneers
Lakewood
Shaw
Lake Erie League
Rocky River
Parma
Erie Loop
American Legion
Lorain County
Indians plan roster pruning as Veeck weighs Greenberg move
Cleveland Indians manager Lou Boudreau begins trimming the staff as Bill Veeck arrives amid talks with Hank Greenberg. Expected cuts include pitchers Dorsett Groth Rozek Webber and catchers Ruszkowski Murray with Len Retto at risk. eight outfielders projected to remain. Bowdreau aims to clear spots before opening day amid a 5-4 win over the White Sox. Wayne Strine resigns to become Ashland County Children's Home superintendent.
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Bill Weeck
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Veeck
Greenberg
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
Boudreau
Calvin Dorsett
Ernie Groth
Dick Rozek
Les Webber
Hank Ruszkowski
Ray Murray
Len Retto
Chicago White Sox
Beco Muzchief
al Geitel
Deca Bleex
Iinger
Cleveland
E. Boudreau
Estes
Uae
Nena & Curtes
Patenea
Jones
Bucyrus
Wayne ‘Strine
North Robinson School
Here
Strine
Ashland County ‘Childrens Home
Committee Makes Four Changes In Basketball Rules
The National Basketball Committee approved four minor rule changes including eliminated substitute reporting, center circle jump balls, fouled players raising a hand for identification, and bench proximity during timeouts. Secretary Henry V Porter said further minor changes may follow and discussed possible reductions in intermission length and limits on numerals to zero through five.
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New York
National Basketball Committee
Henry V. Porter
Chicago
Porter
Babe Ruth Sees Yankees’ Pennant Hope
Babe Ruth, resting in Florida, plans to return to New York by train. He acknowledges lingering headaches but believes the Yankees have enough power to win the American League pennant again, saying other clubs lack their strength.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Babe Ruth
Florida
New York
Yankees
Trautman cool to plan for nickel fee to fund delinquency programs
George M. Trautman says he needs full details before putting James A. Rhodes proposal to a vote. Rhodes would raise funds by adding a nickel to each admission, promising more than 3 million dollars annually for youth programs in towns with baseball patrons.
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Trautman
James Dailey
United Press
Olumbus
George M. Trautman
AAU
James A. Rhodes
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Rhodes
Columbus
Association
Executive Committee
Lombardo Breaks Speed Boat Record Twice
Band leader Guy Lombardo prepared to return his speedboat Tempo VI to Hempstead New York after breaking the Gold Cup speed record for the second day He first set 113 031 mph then improved to 114 863 mph over a measured mile in Indian Creek He aimed for Gar Woods American mark of 124 mph but withdrew due to engine trouble.
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Bam
Guy Lombardo
Hempstead
N. Y
Lombardo
Indian Creek
Gar Wood
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