All-Lake Erie picks spark debate on top Ohio teams
The column argues weekly scholastic ratings for Ohio football are flawed, cites Barberton Elyria contention, and notes three Lake Erie players Janowicz Schuster Lear likely lead the first team with four others on the second. It questions the objectivity of UP AP INS rankings and previews All Lake Erie selections.
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Eames
Elyria
High Sea
Notre Dame
Michelin
Michigan
Fighting Irsh
Wolverines
San Francisco
Columbia
Carnell
Oberlin
Ohio State
Barberton
United Press
Associated Press
International News Service
INS
Canton McKinley
McKinley
Columbus
Ohio
Ike Trubey
Holy Name
Cleveland
Cincinnati Withrow
Trubey
Joe Donker
Podunk
Loren Tibbals
Tibbals
Fritz Howell
Ashland Times-Gazette
Lake Erie
Floyrians
Shuld
Inter
Vic Janowicz
Howard Schuster
Jim Lear
Janowicz
Schuster
Lear
all-Ohio
Arstall
Quarion
Eod Ralph Moyer
Jack Crawford
Olliy Glass
Tony Cureilla
Moyer
Erie Loop
Crawford
Ike Troubey
Glass
Gan Crawford Sey
Erie
Curtish
Sear
Janowicz and Schuster
Elynn
Bob Dover
Loe Rain
Anderson Quits As Head Coach Of Iowa Eleven
Iowa football coach Dr. Eddie Anderson announced his resignation effective July 1, 1948, with President Virgil Hancher to review the action. The Hawkeyes finished the season with two wins, five losses, and one tie as he cited statewide controversy and rose around his decision. A native of Oskaloosa, he played end at Notre Dame and joined Iowa in 1930, building one of the program’s strongest teams.
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IOWA
Anderson
Oskaloosa
Notre Dame
University of Iowa
Schoal
Medina Bees Crush Akron Hower 85 to 0 in season finale
Medina High School Bees rout Akron Hower 85 to 0 as Dean Brubaker scores six touchdowns and adds three extra points, finishing with 182 season points. Brubaker's runs include 9, 4, 6, 2, 11 and 90 yards, with two end sweeps and a key pass. Medina ends 8-2 in ten games, state leading scorer Brubaker dominating Southwestern Conference action.
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Dean Brubaker
Cleveland
Ohio
Aix
Medina High School
Akron Hawer
Medina
Breubaker
Brubaker
Bob Voshat
Medinaas
Akron Hower
Neracher
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Tte
Etree
Clark Manet Oceans
Buneer Hunter
Armbaker
Medina—Maitland
Ketinard
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Alexander Ct
al Inevatss
Nett B
Voshall
Hamad Mantz
Mere Son
Sullivan E
Late Uf
Joyce Ft
Birmingham Opens With 43-23 Win
Birmingham High started its season with a 43 to 23 victory over Townsend. Green scored 12 for Birmingham, while Dan Dearing led Townsend with 13 points. Birmingham led 12-6 after one quarter and stayed ahead 29-20 at halftime and 43-25 after three. Townsend reserves won the preliminary.
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Birmingham
Birmingham High
Townsend
D. Green
Dan Dearing
Unclear ics grid results and scores from multiple teams
A fragmented listing shows numerous team names and scores in a dense grid style match results. Names include Cincinnati Withrow, Central, Rhodes, Cleveland, Virginia, Villanova, Kansas City, Joplin, and more, interwoven with city and venue fragments and inconsistent spellings.
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Scholastic
Hrelaatan
New London
Vente Penman
Cronsbuf
Linder McWintey
Catiteattie
Cincionati Withrow
Sinetanath Weagern Hilla
Cheimedd Stughes
Cincingall Woodward
Hartwell
Whiteville
Wellston
A Central
Giravins
I Rhodes
Cleveland
Volnmion West
Jackson
Flellance
Tatedo Woodward
Charartown HavietRentuchs
Feckland
Sillington Cours
Wellington Defeats New London 6-0 in season finale
Wellington Dukes defeat New London Wildcats 6 to 0 in a hard fought season closer. Dave Andrews scores on a quarterback sneak from the one half yard line after Wellington drives from the New London 37. New London’s best threat came early in the second quarter as they moved to Wellington 13 before turning over on downs.
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Wellington
Bakes
Welling
Dukes
Andrews
Dave Andrewa
Terutory
Howard Fureron
Barnhart
Oval
Wildcats
Downs
Wate Privaley
Lechter
Chase Matdie Anderson
Wei
Randleman
Randieman
We Voce
Wile
Belden Triumphs 59 23 In Hs Hoop Rally Led by Schaefer
Helden High School tops Liverpool 59 to 23 as Larry Schaefer scores 30 points with 11 field goals and eight free throws. Belden led 12 7 and 21 1S at halftime, then widened the margin in the third and fourth quarters. Virgil Tompkins added 10 points. Moehle and Smith had eight each for Liverpool.
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Liverpool
Larry Schaefer
Belden
Piverpool
Virgil Tompkins
Moehle
Smith
Belgin
Tschaeter
jYompans
Renee
Mortis
Puven Zea
Mack
Qaremba
Tanrincek
Huckghwor
Titeynolda
Hheanults
Ipuiresko
Dg Hammon
Laverpooh Taegan
Rigney Quits As Active Pitcher
CHICAGO WIRE The Chicago White Sox announce pitcher Rigney has retired from active play due to ailing arm. He will stay with the club in an advisory role as an operation earlier this season saw two wins and three losses.
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Dobu Rigney
Imeran Carter
Chicago White Sox
Lylayer
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Billimore
All
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Rigney
57 Game Winning Streak Is Ended
MONTGOMERY Ala UP The Tallassee Ala high school football team's 57 game undefeated streak ended as Sidney Lanier High School of Montgomery defeated Tallassee 21 to 7 in Montgomery last night The Tallassee squad coached by J Holy O'Brien had not lost since Oct 14 1941 and only a scoreless tie previously marred their record
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Ala
Tallassee
Sidney Lanier High School
Tallasee
J. &.Holy O'Brien
Washington Lions Rally to 4-1 Victory Over Springfield
Washington Lions earned their first AHL win in seven starts with a 4-1 defeat of the cellar-dwelling Springfield Indians. The lone game of the day left Washington one point behind the third place New Haven Ramblers in the Eastern Division race.
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Washington
O.P
Washington Lions
Springfield Indians
New Haven Ramblers
Three Teams Tie For Eagles League Lead
Three teams share first in the Elysia Eagles League after last night’s results at Olympic Recreation. Jimmy & Andy Restaurant, Stan dard Cleanert and B and A B Food Market each won two games, with Cleaners posting a double win over Eagles No. 441. Grafton de Luxe Bar led scoring with a 900 single and 2,510 series while Fate featured a 21 single and 607 total. Assembly Team High dominated Bendix-Wealinghouse Second Shift at the Bowling Center with an 853 series.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
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Duke
South Carolina
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Maryland
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Richmond
Baylor
Tulsa
Villanova
Georgetown
Jack Siano
Siano
Wildcats
Hank Haranowski
Hoyats
Joe Rogers
Baranowski
Ralph Pasquariella
Vanderbilt
Miami
Lee Nalley
Bob Berry
College of the Pacific
South Dakota
Arkansas Tech
Henderson State
Florida A
Clark
Kent State
Akron
Night bowling leads as 600 Club tops league in series
The 600 Club clocked a 2479 series to lead the season high, Henry Whitaker rolled 553 to top individuals, and Machine Shop No 2 swept three from Tool Room while New Building won by forfeit from Foreview. Stock Room posted a 2382 series and Olympic Recreation moved into a first place tie with Joop notch after two wins. Bendix-Led Pumps faced a single win loss, Bill Beckett starred with a 2444 series, and Millers swept Truckers as league action continued at Nick Lanes.
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Atanda
Henry Whitaker
Machine Shop No
Tool Room
New Building
Foreview
Stock Room
Pfaudler
Olympic Recreation
Joop
Shipping Room
Tonasheski
Assembly Room
Bendix
Bendix-Worthinghouse
Clantips
Bill Beckett
Valves
Meads
Jack Ward
Millers
Harshaw Chemical League
Nick Lanes
Jeaders
Pigmenta
Harold Wendorf
Brownhelm Cage Team Seeks Opponents for Two Open Dates
Brownhelm ruga School basketball squad has two open dates in February and February 10 and seeks Class B teams to fill them. Interested schools should contact Coach Bob Minch at Brownhelm High School.
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Brownhelm Ruga
Bob Minch
Brownhelm High School
Women's Bowling Schedule Highlights for Olympic Recreation League
The Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League schedules four 7:30 PM matches Sunday. Haterls vs Inter-City Machine Tool, Aupper Club vs LaGrange Hardware, Olympic Recreation vs Neighborhood Club, Briltty's vs Butkeya Mold and Die.
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Haterls
Undefeated Penn State Eyes Glass Bowl Bid
UPI sports column notes Penn State and Rutgers as top candidates to meet Toledo in the Glass Bowl on Dec 6. Toledo, 1 loss, showcases a strong rushing defense and passing attack led by Lee Pete and Chuck Hardy. Also mentions Art Blanchard returning for Toledo and odd tidbits about boxing great Jersey Joe Walcott and other sports notes.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Penn State
Rutgers
Toledo
Wake Fores
Virginia
New Hampshire
Boston College
Lee Pete
Chuck Hardy
Frank
Tony
Bales
Art Blanchard
Joe” Walcott
Gypsy Rose Lee
Joe Lenin
Walcott
Four Perfect Record Elevens Face Tests In Contests Today
Four undefeated college football teams spark today’s slate as Georgia Tech Penn State Michigan and Penn collide with strong opponents while Notre Dame SMU and Utah meet weaker foes. Villanova Vanderbilt and College of the Pacific posted notable results. Vanderbilt routed Miami 39 to 7 and College of the Pacific crushed South Dakota 52 to 0.
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U.A
Aps
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Penn
Pen State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Utah
Viteanova
Vanderbilt
College of the Pavilic
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Penn State
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Navy
Cate
Serviee
Géordia Tech
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Northwestern
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Alabama
Mississippi
Chattanooga
Georgia
Auburn
Tulane
Florida
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio State
Missouri
Hall Named Coach of Elyria Freshman Basketball Team
Carleton Hall, a former Belden High School superintendent, is named coach of Elyria High School's freshman basketball team for the coming season. He replaces Ralph Benedict who resigned to lead private business. Hall coached the South team to a grade school football championship and will lead freshmen as Bauer notes Monday meetings begin for candidates and practice schedules. College Amherst opener looms as varsity workouts start ahead of the Friday game.
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Elyria High School
Elyria High
Ralph (Tuff) Bauer
Hall
Ralph Benedict
Belden High School
Lorain County
Bauer
Harold
Pete) Block
Amherst
Wisconsin Star Sets Record But Illinois Triumphs
Wisconsin star distance runner Don Uehrman set a new cross country record as Illinois won the Bit Nine championship with 47 10 52. Wisconsin placed second aided by Gehrman’s record time of 20 minutes 264 5 seconds. Indiana and Purdue tied for third, Iowa fifth, Minnesota ineligible with only a two man team.
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UPI
University of Ilinois
Wisconsin
Don Uehrman
Illinois
Gehrman
Indiana
Purdue
Iowa
Minnesota
Walter Mehr
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