Packers Star Near Sets In Reach With Four Games Left
Hutson has scored 52 points and 9 touchdowns. four more TDs would beat Jack Manders record of 79 in 1934. If he reaches 13 receptions to reach 42, he matches his 41-catch mark. He could also add 169 yards to top 675 receiving yards set by Gagnell. Ice Follies of 1939 opens Monday in Cleveland with 25 principals and 24 skaters. Hollywood crowds once packed 125,000 in 17 days. Bob Jones of Hotel Grays tone bets $30 Northwestern money on Michigan in their game tomorrow.
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Cleveland Rams
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Jack Manders
Chicago Bears
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Arena
Cleveland
Hollywood
Bob Jones
Hotel Graystone
Northwestern
Michigan
Lorain Sports Editor Criticized by Esteemed Fan
Lorain Journal sports editor John Saffell faced a reader backlash after a column praising Elyria as head and shoulders above its league prompted accusations of bias against Lorain. The fan defended editorial independence while admitting personal doubt about Lorain’s superiority.
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Ohn Saffell
Lorain Journal
Saffell
Elyria
Lorain
Personal nominations for all lake erie T team
Elyria backs seven players for the mythical all lake erie eleven led by Tony Wolodzko at left halfback. Bob Schumar and Johnny Simon vie as tackles while Larry Forbes, Dick Selman and Don Brubaker hold key roles. Bob Yanke is right halfback with Chuck Sweeney as a rival for the backfield.
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Mil
Tony Wolodzko
Lake Erie
Bob Schumar
Johnny Simon
Schumar
Simon
Larry Forbes
Dick Selman
Don Brubaker
Forbes
Selman
Brubaker
Bob Yanke
Geveral
Yanke
Chuck Sweeney
Shaw
Lorain
Johnny Willis
Bruce Bechler
Sweeney
Bob Tresch
Cleveland Heights
Stan Cofall
Lakewood
Bob McGraw
Shaker
Carlofredo
District Cage Rules Meeting In Ashland Postponed
Ashland district hosts basketball rules session at Ashland High on Monday November 14 at 7 30 PM coaches and officials urged to attend Dee Caywood notes film showings Capitol Theatre Sunday through Tuesday featuring Pitt Carnegie Tech Fordham St Marys California California and Navy Notre Dame games Johnny Swigart to take over Wooster football after 1939 season at Napoleon and Wooster High He has coached Napoleon six wins two losses and a tie Wooster eight wins in ten games NFL teams have completed 28 more forward passes this season than last season totaling 622 passes through ten clubs versus 594 in 1937
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Red" Longley
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Wooster High
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National Football League
Tuffy Bauer Expects Elyria To Be Strong
Frank Walend reports Elyria High basketball looks set for a strong season led by Coach Ralph Bauer who aims for a winning campaign. Tuffy Bauer projects a red hot club ready to challenge for the Elyria League title, seeking to reclaim the crown a year after losing it to Lakewood.
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Elyria
Frank Walend
Elyria High
Walend
Ralph Bauer
Bauer
Tuffy
Lakewood
City Bowling Leaders Aide Growth Despite Score Woes
This column asserts no grudge against Smythe Sayles secretary of the City Class B Bowling League. It credits Sayles Jack Renninger Louie Aurenson and Clete Gilgenbach with aiding bowling growth in the city while noting that Sayles scores have been poor or lousy. The writer highlights that the B loop is the city’s largest.
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Louie Aurenson
Clete Gilgenbach
Snead Wins White Sulphur Open In Wide Margin
Slammin Sam Snead, returning to the hills after two years, wins the White Sulphur Open at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with a 273 total on rounds of 68 68 69 68. He earns $750 for first, moves his season total above $18,000, and vaults toward a $20,000 year end goal. United States golfer Laffoon of Chicago finishes two strokes back to take $450.
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W. Va
Sam Snead
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Laffoon
Chicago
Jewelers Clinch City Class A Bowling Half Title
The Haserodt Jewelers nearly secured the first half City Class A Bowling title by sweeping two of three from Bauer Dairy at Elyria Recreation alleys. They need one more win in six games to seal the crown as General Industries and others win their matches. George Smith led with 670, followed by Smythe Sayles 611 and Wise 613 in a tight standings night.
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Vestal Shoes top Held team in St John's Lutheran bowling
Vestal Shoes defeated Held Transfer two games to one in a St John’s Lutheran Bowling League match at St John’s school alleys on Third Street. Struck led with a 600 series for the Shoes despite a team deficit of 156 pins.
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Unbeaten Western Reserve to clash with John Carroll
Two unbeaten teams Western Reserve Red Cats and John Carroll Blue Streaks meet in Cleveland in a game likely to decide the mythical state championship. Around 20,000 expected as Reserve seeks payback after a tough schedule while Carroll relies on a stout line and Eddie Arsenault in a full game.
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Cleveland
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al Litwak
Dick Booth
Steve Belichick
Baldwin Wallace
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George Keel
Bill Augur
Fourth Floor Team Leads Troxel Pin League Standings
Fourth Floor Team continues to lead the Troxel Company Bowling League after losing two of three to First Floor. Third Floor swept Second Floor in a separate match. Harry Sanders of First Floor rolled a 508 high series.
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Harry Sanders
Elyria Ladies Bowling Loop Matches Tonight
Four matches headline the Elyria Ladies Bowling League card at Elyria Recreation. Standard Cleaners faces Elyria Recreation, Sears Roebuck meets Hilltop Tavern, Leo's Five plays W T Grant Company, and City Loan battles Wykrent's Grille.
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Line Dept Holds Down First Place In OPS League
The Line Department moved into undisputed first in the Ohio Public Service Bowling League by winning three straight over the New Business Department as the Engineers dropped two to the Service Department. Erie District triumphed three straight over Central Engineers. Line Dept posted 2209 as high team total while Engineers had 806 high team single. Tommy Thompson of New Business led with 532 in a personal series and Gord Gallup topped with 216 in a single game.
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Vagabonds Seek Sunday Game With Local Teams
The South End Vagabonds seek a Sunday match with East Side Blues Standard Cleaners or West Side Bulldogs. Interested teams should contact Moore at 5963.
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Wesleyan captain Vic Malinovsky tops Centre clash
Vic Malinovsky of Ohio Wesleyan named acting captain for the Centre game. The Avon, Ohio native, a standout this season, rose from no high school football to star status for the Battling Bishops among 37 Ohio colleges fielding teams.
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Three Lettermen Among List Of Candidates For Crimson Hardwood Team
Elyria High School basketball coach Bauer aims to restore the Lake Erie League title with three returning lettermen Wilbur Coven Dick Selman and Bob Yanke leading a veteran group. Seniors Herold Schumar Coleman Fobes back. juniors Baumhart Smith Cochrane Forbes Gard ner on the rise. Schedule builds to sixteen games, possibly twenty, opening December 6 vs Akron South in Elyria with further non league and league matchups through February 24.
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Elyria High School
Lake Erie
Elyria
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Bauermen
Bauer
Wilbur Coven
Dick Selman
Bob Yanke
Joe Herold
Bob Schumar
Larry Coleman
Bernie Fobes
Dick Baumhart
Tom Smith
Tom Cochrane
Ossie Forbes
Paul Gardner
Rothard Buterbaugh
Bill Dutch
Don Fobes
Bill Echko
Ed Smith
Elyria Cage Sked Details Lake Erie League Games
The schedule lists Lake Erie League boys basketball games from December to February. Teams include Akron South Findlay Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights Lorain Oberlin Shaw and Lakewood with home and away dates such as December 6 December 10 December 21 January 6 January 13 February 3 February 4 February 14 February 17 February 21 and February 24.
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Sanctuaky
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Shaker Heights
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Lotain
Bellevue
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Lorain
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Lake Erie
Bucks Face Illini as Buckeye Line Leads Quest
Ohio State trains for Urbana with the heaviest line in the Big Ten carrying hopes of a third conference victory. A sluggish start by the line has hampered the team while the backfield has improved, featuring sophomores Jim Langhurst and Willard fullback and Jim Strausbaugh.
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