Nominating Nonsense At Elyria Booster Club Election
The Elyria Booster Club conducted a nominating process with a slate of ten men for the Board of Governors, none of whom all may be elected as two seats are contested. Names include Russell Becker John Fritz William Parcell Mike Sexton Earl Sloan Don Satherden and others with terms expiring in 1946.
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Eninmilleé
Kaldal
Blyta High School
Board of
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Styria
Ustral
Western
Russell C. Becker
Bob Byol
John Fritz
Willian Il
Vic Resar
Kenseth
Mike) Sexton
Earl Sloan
Don Satherden
Vithis Comor Kniaivs
Fuss Becker
Jay Company
Ror Suol
Elyria High
Indog
Toegl
Cyeata
Ty the
General Industries, Company
William Parcell
Toe Brytia High
Alliétics
Blhtas Omen
Ae Bis
Talternall
Av H. Wests
Pantis
General Indstries Company
Sloan
Ieerman
Duquesne University
Hilmae Layden
National Football League
Bendix-Westinghouse
General Industries
Don So'therden
George
Kenneth Peters
Ralph
Terry
Harry Forbes
Habes
Dr. Hess
Roy Clymet
Lor
Darlon
Dim Armitage
Charles Clark
D. J. Ryans
Elyria High School
Navy
Black
Bauer
United States’ Air Corps
Hoek
Baver
Block
Pacific
Admiral Halsey
Air Corps
Jefferson Junior High
Biyria High
Cone
Gratton High
Findlay College
Bouer
New Philadelphia
Johny
Roxy Clymer
Eas
Wittenberg College
Hauer
Les Gast
Elyhaigh
Masgillon
Buf Bayer
Wim
Wheelchair star injured in fall at sports meet
Juckes Jub Deyn Jessop, 19, and others tied for season lead in riding events at St Anthonys Hospital after a fall at Sportsmin. Jessop will skip the last three days of the meet in Chicago where he had won several events.
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Jessop
Nipley
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Tig
Winders
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Tluns
Amling To Lead Ohio State In Illinois Game
Ohio State prepares for Illinois with Amling leading the backfield. Coach Widdoes notes captains Kreé tinted and Lininger have paced drills as centers O'Dea Baker and the squad cope with injuries. Watson Crane Steinberg and others line up to fill gaps in the end positions amid cold practice conditions.
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Ohio State
Illinois
Lumbus
Warren
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Waal
Carroll Widdeos
United Press
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Kreé
Luckeyes
Minnois
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Uial
Hinthger
Steve O'Dea
Ray
Dick Jackson
Hery
Gorby
Avbad
Bucks
Bud Kessler
Pam ‘Watson
Crane
Ben Steinberg
Bears Take Lead In Ice Circuit
The Hershey Bears beat the St. Louis Flyers last night to extend their winning streak to four. Frank Marin scored late in the third period to seal the victory as Hershey moved to 19 points, edging Indianapolis to 18 and leaving Buffalo behind.
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Hershey Bears
Aist
St. Louis Flyers
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Frank Marin
Hershey
Red Doran
St. Louis
Bears
Ken Mosdell
Tom Cooper
Johnny Horeck
Horeck
Murda McKay
O'Neill Honored By Baseball Writers Dinner
Cleveland chapter of the Shasenail Writer's Association of Andrica presented Steve O'Neill, manager of the Detroit Tigers, with a Victory Board at a testimonial dinner attended by 50. Speakers lauded the Cleveland native who played for the Indians, climbed from the minors, and led Detroit to a 14 victory. O'Neill thanked Walter Briggs for giving him his big league chance.
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Cleveland
Shasenail Writer's Association of Andrica
Steve O'Neil
Une
Detroit Tigers
Trish
O'Wneil
Walter ©. Briggs
Detroit
Joy Ride thefts mount as van stolen on Second Street
An eighth car theft report emerged as Milton Frine of 121 West River Street reported a van stolen from Second Street between 7 and 1 PM yesterday. The missing vehicle was found on Sevond Street Alley. The incident was the seventh since October 24, with all cars recovered within hours of being taken.
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Milton Frine
A121
West River Street
Second Street
Sevond Street
Indianapolis Auto Races Return Under New Directors
Indianapolis hosts new directors of the Speedway after war time suspensions. Anton Hulman Jr. and Trier Hante Inc purchase the two and a half mile oval for 780,000 dollars. The Langens Auto mice Wout will be rewired next, with Eddie Hickenbarker selling the property. Wilbur Shaw named president and general manager as the track aims to resume events.
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Indianapolis
Inridamipoli Motor Speedway
Annentioned
Pling
Carmel Son
Mile Merporial Dinchessie
Anton Hulman
Trier Hante, Inc
Hilt Mip Obrek
Langens Auto Mice
Eddie Hickenbarker
Eastern Airlines
Wilbur Shaw O
Inna
Weekend gridiron picks spark lively letdown
Oscar Fraley surveys a chaotic sport page with college football picks for dozens of matchups including Army over Penn, Navy over Wisconsin, Notre Dame over Northwestern, and Ohio State over Illinois. It notes multiple bowling league schedules, regional games, and a sprawling list of pairings with playful banter and light commentary throughout.
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Notre Dame
Northwestern
Ohio State
Minnesota
Juwa
Bainie
Biow
Purdue
Michigan
Penn State
Scichinka
Iowa State
Drake
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
State
St. Louis
TNO
Wesleyan
Tlinois
Normal
Nebraska
South Dakota
Stte
Ashland
Kenyon
Baldwin-Wallace
Home Pin Loop Race Tightens with Richards Leading
In a tight Home Pin Loop, Richards led as Mold and Biswort split wins. Bowling action featured Wall's Restaurant posting a 2,833 series and 1,078 high single, while Tom Richards sparked Lehman-Dohinger Realtors to a league record 209-221-215 for 45 counts.
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Bickeye
Mold
Biswort
Yaal Hight
Wyckrent
Grand Pas
Bendick Wealighouse
Hahn Mains Kalling Company
Wall's
Resta Fahl
Oberelin Dairy, Service
Gardner Jewels Étg
Ligathe Constractor Builder
Maodie Club
Elyfia Brass
Browook
Roi Supper
Bartsch Lumbér
Walt Carlson
Buckeys
George Knipper
Evanish
al Shativer
Frank Kayden
Carlson
Shell Oil
American Legion
Welsh Plumbing
Harding
Allen Insurance
West Side Lumber and Coal
Von's Stunedo
Parrish Meats
Lehman Johnson
Realtors
Rorick Insurance
Tom Richards
Lehman-dohingen
Dick Held
Plastics
Office
Metals In
General Industries
Terry Lanes
Foltz
Dumont
South End Furnace
Smitty
Array
Cornet
Bud's Barbers
Resar Service
Curray's Market
Elyria
Laces
Harrison
Royal Crown Cola
Curley’s Market
George
Long) Smith
Change Across Town Divides With War Heroes Spotlight
A town on the west side near the railroad describes echoed divides once defined by the wrong side of the tracks and notes local pride as Charlie Jenkins receives the Purple Heart and Wil Te Wella earns the Silver Star, signaling broader national shifts.
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Lye
Charlie Jenkins
Wil Te Wella
America
Cavaretta Named National League Most Valuable Player
National League balloting crowned Cavaretta of the Cubs as the league’s MVP after a stellar season with 177 hits 36 doubles and a high defensive season. Holmes of the Redbirds finished with 175 points in a tight race, while fellow Cub Andy Pafko and Cardinals players also placed among the top vote-getters.
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Cubs
Cubé
Holmes
Hi Ling
Nade
Cane
Nasmuch
Alsol
St Louis Cardinal
Thes Cubs
Red Bird
Matty Marion
Walker ‘Cooper
Stan Mustalre
Cardinals
Charley
Red) Barrett
St. Louis
Cardinal
Booston
Fdorion Cooper
Cub
Andy Pafko
George «Whiley? Kurowski
Cardinas
Alth
Hank Borowy
Yankees
Hank Wyre
Martin
Rams Have Best Rushing Average in National Loop
Rams boast the league’s top rushing average and total yardage after seven games, totaling 2357 rushing and passing yards with 1332 rushing yards. They face the Cardinals in Chicago, while the Lions hold the league’s best rushing defense ahead of Thanksgiving in Detroit.
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Rams
National Football League
Cardinals
Chicago
Detroit Lions
Rats
Lions
Detroit
Barons Draw Big Crowds At Home In AHL Start
Cleveland Barons average over 10 000 fans for five home games in the American Hockey League this season. Their home form is strong with only one loss in five starts at the Arena and wins over Providence Pittsburgh New Haven and one tie. On the road they have one win three losses and two ties. The Hornets visit Saturday as their home ice hosts an ice show.
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Cleveland Barons
Barons
Hershey
New Haven
Providence
Pittsburgh
Hornets
Ridgeville Opens Season Against Alumni Team
Ridgeville High's varsity basketball opens its season Friday night at 8 against a Strong Alumni squad. The alumni roster includes former players and local standouts from Ridgeville’s sports programs.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville High
Ice Loop Champs Seek Aid After Canadiens Rout
Ice Loop champions, the Maple Leafs, seek replacements for defensemen Baldwin and Thorn ton and forward Metz after a 6 to 2 loss to the Montreal Canadiens. Montreal dominated Toronto to run its fifth win in seven games and pull even for first place while Toe Blake scored twice in the rout. Also noted are reports that oldest rocks from Carelia Russia date to about 1.85 billion years ago.
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United Press
Tate Ayn
Canadiens
Wint Hunt
Ahl Pais
Allen Dent
al Gerhart
George Pais
Don Gerhart
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