New Lorain County Coaches Set For 1946 47 Basketball Season
Nine of twenty two Lorain County high schools announce new basketball coaches for 1946 47 with three veterans returning postwar. Elyria Penfield Grafton Belden South Amherst Henrietta Brownhelm Camden Lorain St Marys list new leaders led by Joe Le Chix Payden Deantz Johnny Evanof Ed Treferne Gordon Splete and others. Also notes Big Joe Vihelyi attended Army Notre Dame game praising Notre Dame line and Blanchard Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Penfield
Grafton
Belden
South Amherst
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Camden
Lorain St. Mary's
Flyria
Ralph Bauer
Lorain
Ed Dinniger
Oberlin
Boyd Robinson
Clearview
Clift
Ridgeville
Dyer Sweet
Eaton
Harry Kane
Bauer
Elyria
Matheny
Braneff
Reldon
Lea Gest
W. H. Jones
Carleton Hall
Torain County
le Chaix
Howard Ware
Penfield
Dokter
Harold Amspoker
Treherhe
Nelson Howe
Minch
Jim Shellman
Fars
Lowell Gatts
Kane
Herb Mills
Lerain St. Mary's
Sweet
Stubblefield
BIG Joe
New Madison Square Garden: A Vision of a Mega Sports Palace
Oscar Fraley predicts a future Madison Square Garden costing 20 million dollars. The complex would host fights, basketball, water shows, and aviation and auto exhibitions in a vast three-story arena with escalators and a central drive-in layout.
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Pat
Oscar Fraley United
Presa
Tew York
Madison Square Garden
Uaffic
Hawkey
Basketbay
Alfa
Sod Spectatos
Slupendona Sports Palace
Tr Ceram
Sohn Reed Kilpatrick
Rsks Oy
Ron
Nawie Vet
Kent
Guthors
Bairds 288 Tops Elyria Rifle Club Meet
Dick Baird posted a 288 to lead the Elyria Rifle Club event at City Hall range. Bill Wallhead followed with 266 and Al Ruse 264 as the top scorers, with the team aggregate finishing at 145. Details on other scores and standings were reported for the weekly practice.
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Dick Baird
Elyria Rifle Club
Ina
City Hall Range
Bill Wallhead
Ail Thid
al Ruse
Big Four Favorites To Triumph In Saturday Football Games
Army, Notre Dame, Georgia and UCLA were tipped as favorites as bowl decisions loomed. Army led 13½ points over Penn, Notre Dame held a 19 point edge over Northwestern, Georgia favored by 33 over Auburn, and UCLA heavily over Montana as a jumbled national picture unfolded with major conferences slated for key showdowns.
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EW York
Army
Notre Dame
Georgia
U.C.L.A
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Northwestern
Auburn
U.o.la
Montana
Penn
Hilda Wang
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Illini
Arkansas
Southern Methdist
Texas
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas A
Tulsa
Baylor
Texas Tech
Oklahoma A
South Caroline
George Washington
Duke
South Carolina
William and Mary
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennessee
New England
Boston College
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Touisiana State
Miami
U.c.la
Southern California
West Coast
Southern Cal
Washington
Oregon
California
Oregon State
Stanford
Brown
Harvard
Colgate
Syracuse
Penn State
Navy
I'Princeton
Yale
Dartmouth
Cornell
Lafayette
Columbia
Midwest
Iowa State
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
Marquette
Michigan State
South
West Virginia
Kentucky
Northwest Louisiana
Mississippi State
Citadel
VMI
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Furman
Clemson
Virginia
North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Colorado
Brigham Young
Colorado A
Wyoming
Utah State
Williams Voted Most Valuable American Leaguer
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox was named the American League most valuable player for 1946. He led in batting with an average of .342 as Boston captured the pennant. Hal Newhouser and Bobby Doerr trailed in voting.
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New York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Red Sox
Boston
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Bobby Doerr
Table Tennis Play To Open Tonight 22 Are Entered
Twenty two players entered the Lorain County Table Tennis Championship Tourney to be held at the Elyria Y M C A tonight and Saturday. Rounds tonight decide early winners with semifinals and finals Saturday, games best of three early rounds and best of five for later rounds, play to begin at 7 o clock with several matches listed for 7 40 and 8 00.
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Lorain
Maurice G
Tom Farmer
Kikeny
Hasty Liev
Albert Camnless
Dave Nudd
Whitehead
Eaton Rally Beats Brighton In Tight Finish
In a hard fought game Eaton came from behind in the final period to defeat Brighton. The rally featured strong late scoring and key plays that sealed a narrow victory for the Eaton squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Brighton
Local Teams Play Saturday At Y
Local teams meet Saturday at the YMCA in a free play day. Observers note casual competition and community involvement with no league standings or scores mentioned.
Boosters To Fete Elyria Varsity Football Squad
The Elyria Boosters Club hosts the third annual football banquet for Elyria High School’s varsity grid squad at Springs Valley Country Club this evening. Coaches, Superintendent J E Bohn, and Principal J D Severs attend along with guest students. Banquet starts at 6 30 with co chairmen Myles Farmer and Don Sotherden leading. A special entertainment program is planned with no principal speaker.
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Elyria Booster Club
Elyria High School
Springs Valley Country Club
Rade
J. E. Bohn
J. D. Severs
Cochairmen
Myles Farmer
Don Sotherden
Board of Governors
Ohio State Illinois Clash Heads Big Nine Title Chase
Ohio State travels to Champaign to challenge Illinois as Michigan hosts Wisconsin in a pivotal Big Nine weekend. Iowa plays Minnesota in Minneapolis while Notre Dame faces Northwestern in South Bend. Illinois seeks to end an 11-game jinx against Ohio State, with Notre Dame aiming for a sixth win.
Big Nine Grid Briefs From United Press
Ohio State ineligible left end Kessler is out for further games. Stan Dixon, 21 pound sophomore, to backfill for Illinois clash. Rod Swinehart and Russ Wolfe replace injured Jerry Krall on trip. Illinois prepares for top condition meeting with Ohio State that could decide the title. Iowa heads to Minneapolis for Minnesota clash as 34 travel. Chick Avery to start at halfback for Minnesota replacing Jack McNewland. Michigan coach Crisler confirms Was at PUM steady for Wisconsin game amid expected 70,000 crowd. Wisconsin’s traveling squad cut to Weatherford trip with four starters missing due to injuries. Northwestern keeps same lineup. 32 players set for trip to South Bend for Indiana showdown.
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United Press
Columbus
W.P
Carlton Kessler
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Paul Bixler
Stan Dixon
Jguman
Illinois
Rod Swinehart
Russ Wolfe
Jerry Krall
Champaign
Ilinois
Ray Eliot
Iowa City
U.P
Iowa
Minneapolis
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Evanston
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Indiana
South Bend
Wildcats
Nutie Duane
Big Nine Approves Rose Bowl Agreement
The Big Nine Conference approved arrangements for the Rose Bowl featuring champions from the league and the Pacific Coast. A five member committee will visit Berkeley to discuss details, with play slated to begin in 1947, potentially excluding Army if not selected.
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Tommy Devine
United Press
Hicago
Big Nine
Midwest
Pasadena
Cal
Frank E. Richart
University of Ilinois
Ralph Aigler
University of Michigan
Players Sign Up For Y Leagues At YMCA
Entry notices for senior and junior leagues at the YMCA describe signups starting Wednesday November 27 and December 4 as the season opens. Open to YMCA members with details on eligibility and scheduling.
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YMCA
Senor
Walcott Ray title shot fight set at Madison Square Garden
The elimination race for a June challenger to Joe Louis shifts to Madison Square Garden tonight as Jersey Joe Walcott and Elmer Ray clash in a 10 round bout. Louis will not defend until June, and the winner becomes a finalist in the elimination. Walcott, from Camden, N J, is a 2-1 favorite over Ray, the Minneapolis bruiser backed by manager Tommy O Loughlin to put on a show for a 17 000 crowd and a gate near 90 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Elmer
Two Cage Games On Schedule For Co. Hardwoods
Two scholastic cage games on Luratn County courts tonight feature Camden at Columbia and Brownhelm versus Alumni. It is the season opener for all teams with Brownhelm debuting under coach Bob Minch of Elyvia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luratn
Camden
Columbia
Brownhelm
Bob Minch
Elyvia
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Frank Terry
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Lujack
Gompers
War
Notame
Blanchard
Davis
Ushelyi
Dee
Toledo Waite
Toledo DeVilbies
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Cenisat
Lima South
Steubenville
Erie
Baird
Eagles
Booth
X Shean
Walrhead
Maurer
Mr Pn
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Frode
Marre
Jobe
Fred Wise
Heph Moever
James Key
Vic Koivas
Herta
Acre
Ashton
The
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John Pierotti
Anny
Billy Jefferson
Poser State
Bill Dudley
Bute
Jim Lee Howell
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Ban
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Gophers
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Monty
Chick Avery
Ilona
Avery
Jack McNewland
Wpi
Fifa Crisler
Mucht
Pum Steengin
Aree
Madison
Wis
Regaires
Baduety Dent
Agn Arbor
Johnny Pinrgw
Dale Bowers
Don Knauff
Don Lee
Ally
Wlineis
Macgregor — Goldsmith
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Walcott
Ray
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