Lorain County High Schools Add New Coaches for 1945 46
Lorain County schools announce nine new basketball coaches for the 1945 46 season including Oberlin St Marys Brighton Avon Clearview Grafton Henrietta and LaGrange. Jim Reeder Langton Paulding Wurm Whyte and Morse lead replacements with Buckeye Bowl era careers noted. Elyria High 1948 season described with 2 6 1 record and 100 points scored while many stars graduate.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Lorain St. Mary’s
Brighton
Avon
Brownhelm
Clearview
Grafton
Henrietta
LaGrange
Jim Reeder
Boyd Robinson
Herald Langton
St Mary’s
Tommy Kane
Bill Clark
Cliff Stubblefield
Penfield Junction School
Bill Jenkins
Bob Zunter
Chris Koppenhofer
Dominick Mass
Haskell Paulding
Bob Mirch
Eugene Wurm
Johnny Dektor
Wayne Whyte
Bob Wagoner
Lloyd Morse
Payden Coontz
LaGrenge
Reeder
Ohio State
Langton
Notre Dame
Paulding
Oklahoma A and M
Wurm
Findlay
Keppenbafer
Miami
Baldwin-Wallace
Last Night's Bowling Scores and Player Totals
Readable fragments show bowling results with individual scores and players such as Spitzer, Glen, Rogers Waters, and ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN LEAGUE participants. The entry lists multiple lane totals, partial game results, and club references, indicating a night’s sport-score roundup.
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Spitzer
Glen
Rogers Waters
Indudral
Ian
Ridgeville Cage Outlook Promises Uncertain Season Ahead
Ridgeville moves into Lorain County Class B with Coach Dyer Sweet guiding a lean veteran core led by Bob Brke and Leonard Pohlod. Depth is limited but a 15 game slate opens Nov 19 at Ridgeville against Belden with a schedule including Avon Lake Columbia Avon Grafton South Amherst Brookside Eaton and more.
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Ridgeville
Lorain County
Dyer Sweet
Bob Brke
Leonard Pohlod
Bako
Pobled
Wayne Diederich
Richard Holtwick
Bob Loescher
Albie Schmitt
Dale Yost
Eugene Eckenfels
Douglas Maddock
Belden
Avon Lake
Columbia
Avon
Grafton
South Amherst
Brookside
Eaton
Greftor
Olmsted Falls
Bei
Ohio State Praises Michigan Team Ahead of Weekend Clash
Ohio State coach Wes Fesler and assistant Eseo Sarkkinen lauded the 1948 Michigan Wolverines after a win over Illinois. They highlighted linemen and backfield, praised Joe Whisler, and noted Michigan’s speed and passing firepower as key factors in the upcoming meeting.
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Jim Dailey
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio State
Wes Fesler
Eseo Sarkkinen
Illinois
Michigan Wolverines
Buckeyes
Joe Whisler
Fesler
Piqua
Bucky Wertz
Ohio
Jimmy Hague
Dave Templeton
Jack Lininger
Whisler
Michigan
Wisconsin and Minnesota Prep for Conference Finale
Wisconsin expects center Joe Kelly and end Tom Bennett back for the game with Minnesota. Illinois eyes a fight against Northwestern after a recent loss to Ohio State while Ohio State looms as a bowl contender. Michigan, Minnesota, and Northwestern also prep with hopes for a Rose Bowl bid hinging on Saturday outcomes.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Joe Kelly
Tom Bennett
Minnesota
Champaign
University of Illinois
Ohio State
Northwestern
Wildcats
Ray Eliot
Mimi
Minneapolis
Minnesota Gophers
Gophers
Engle Bid For 1948 Originality Award At FCCTMA
Oscar Frailey notes Rip Engle Brown coach leads in the Football Coaches Crying Towel and Moasing Association vote. He jokes about pocket theft during Yale Bowl game, Harvard win 30 to 19, platoon system debate, and alums blaming others. Lex Watters of Williams remarks on progress and warmth during campus trips.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
N* Xoek
Harvard
Houdini
Rip Deez
Engle
Rip
Alimost
Yale
Ore Cuech
Bear Mountain
Satana¢ Lake
Brown
Podge Heffelfinger
Lex Watters
Little Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Norwich
Hit 2,773 To p Lead Way In B Pin Loop
Elyria Manufacturing and Supper Club led city league play with top series and a 967 single game respectively. Gordon Gunderson starred for Elyria Manufacturing posting 244 and 631 series as Wayside Sun and Ridgeville Sport Center pursued the lead in a tight standings race.
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Sowleing Center
L. Pet
Wayside Inn
Hiogtrille Sport Center
Elyria Manufacturing
Ginby’s
Aee
Dedrick Cigarspin
Ptpe
Lorain Co
Ixcavat
Schussers Confectionery
Harvey's
Labor Union
Mao
Olsen Manufacturing
Wagon Wheel
Nee
Bower Lene
Sconomy Homes
Finegan Sheriffs M Ao
Loran Glass
Schuster’s
G. Smien
Farrey’s West
Lorain Glass
Peters
Sir Harvey's
Finegan Sheriffs
Beiter
Belden
Gan Sheriffs Py
Deidrick Cigars
Leonard
Deidrick Cywrars
Boling
Gordon Gunderson
Wayside Snn
Ridgeville Sport Center
Lorain County
Derrick
League bowling leaders and records set at Elyria recreation
New league high 620 series marks Olympic Recreation as Pat Dyer sets best individual 2 582 series while 897 single game ties Knowles Sniezek for top honor. B & B Food Market slips after three losses. Bruck Auto Paris leads Automotive Paris League with two wins for a one game margin.
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Gibby
Knowles & Sniezek
B & & Food Market
Krowles & Sniezek
Bruck Auto Paris
Economy Motors
Nick Lanes
Red
Glen Rogers Motors
H & R Auto Parts
Ryan
Norwood Baumhardt
Nelson
Plumbers
Savings Deposit Bank
St. John’s
St John’s School
New Detroit Manager Plans Youth Focus For Tigers
Detroit new field boss Robert Red Rolfe unveils a youth centered rebuild promising speed and hard work. He aims to test 22 year old Johnny Groth as a potential regular center fielder after Groth starred with the Buffalo farm team in the International League.
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Detroit
Robert
Red) Rolfe
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
New York Yankee
Rose
Johny Groth
Groth
Buffalo
Women’s Bowling Pin Schedule Reported for Tonight
Four matches are on the schedule in the Olympic Recreation Women’s Bowling League at nine o’clock tonight. Teams mentioned include Seders Eotel and Kress Sun with others uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Olympic Recreation
Empre
LaGrange
Snap
Seders Eotel
Kress Sun- Canstrusisn
Drae
Ballot to pick PCC Rose Bowl rep to start after Saturday games
PCC Commissioner Victor O Schmidt announced a telegraphic ballot to select the western Rose Bowl representative. Ten faculty representatives have until noon Monday to vote in Los Angeles and have ballots tallied there. Oregon favors a playoff with California. California rejects post season play.
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QAN Francisco
U.P
California
Victor O. Schmidt
PCC
Commission
Los Angeles
University of Oregon
Webfoots
Oregon State
Tanford
Bears
Oregon
Michigan
Amnoarie Tirestar
Wamitran
No Tickets Remain For Ohio State Michigan Game
Ohio State publicity director said the Ohio State Michigan game is sold out with no tickets left. The event will receive unprecedented press coverage and radio inclusion. A large welcome is planned for Chick Harley Day honoring Barler, a Buckeye veteran, amid extensive campus activity.
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Columbus
O Upr
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Athletics Acquire Wright From Sox In Sale Deal
Chicago White Sox sent 35 year old outfielder Taft Wright to the Philadelphia Athletics for an outright sale. Frank Lane, Sox GM, said more trades and purchases with the A's are possible. Connie Mack, A's manager, called Wright a valuable extra outfielder and pinch hitter. He added Wright will bring a consistent long ball threat in late innings.
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Chicago
Chicago ‘White Sox
Taft Wright
Philadelphia Athletics Today
Frank Larne
Sox
Be Meade
A's
Connie Mack
The
Atletics
Wright
Mack
Several Vets Are Listed on Columbia Squad
Coach Howard Rader begins his fourth year at Columbia high school facing a manpower challenge with many candidates for the varsity. Returning regulars include Burnap Alen Haley and Roth, while transfers and reserve players from last year meet the push for starting roles as Columbia opens a 15 game schedule against Olmsted Falls and others.
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Elyria High
Lorain
Elyria
Pioneers
Jim Lear
Iest
Andy Arvay
Don McGinley
Alex Leko
Ken Greber
Don Sommer
Ed Kaylor
George O'Dell
Steve Gorbies
Joe Hall
Don Thompson
Dave Kells
Tony Curcillo
Phil Hahn
Dick Pycraft
Rudy Cross
Howie Looks
Tommy Ristas
Rudy Davis
Don Hawke
Hermen Larkins
Nate Hopkins
Dick Lawrence
John McNulty
Bob Dean
Roy West
Tom Farmer
Jim Borthwick
Jim Anton
Bob Messaros
Russ Sherman
Rudy Towler
Phil Webb
Sid Byars
al Beckke
Phil Perkins
Jim Halitzka
Johnny Cabas
Howard Rader
Columbia High School
Rader
Dave Burnap
Jum Alen
John Haley
Ed Roth
Bruce Yeager
Olmsted Falls
Up Fom
Columbia
Glenn Crocker
Roger Walter
Glenn Keyse
Fred Dammeser
George Zurkan
Sterling Deitrich
Leon Jocke
Richard Jesn
Allie Raber
Charles Registers Knockout In 7th
In Cincinnati Charles Registers, a leading heavyweight, knocked out Walter Hafer of Maysville in the seventh round of a 10 rounder before 4842 fans. Hafer, 200 pounds, was floored in rounds four and six and again in the seventh after a left and a right by Charles Moored Hafer took a nine count and was finally counted out at two minutes and 45 seconds of the round.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Walter Hafer
Maysville
Hafer
Eve James
Charles
To Wedin
Urut
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Alex Kasubinski
Michigan State
Towa State
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Elyria Players Club
Elyria High School
Elyria High Auditorium
Rasslers
Walter Moore
Antlers
Steel City
Moore
Akron
Lorain High School
Grid
PC Benne
J. E. Bohn
Harold H. Eibling
W. Woolcock
Principe
ST John's Lutheran League
Novoars
Elyria Elks League
L. Pat B & B
Koeowles and Snitezek
Amecoy Beverage
Edets’s Sonioans
Cherry See
Pirestone
Botamer Florists
Persins
Morzion
Lamoper
Ieloe
Robertson
Shell
Bester
Florists
Wess Side Lumber
Ina Vicual
G. Wack
Wess Se Lumber
Vans
C. DuCoty
iTav
Frestcne
Ees
Hrowes & Sniezek
F. Schig
Aedual
San ¢ Recreation
Sey Ra
Murbach
Pembroke
C. W. Barres, Inc
Middle Ave
Armes
Firestone
Broad and Cedar
Robert “Ben” Kelfe
Tiger Farms
Steve O'Neill
Kelfe
William Evans
Tiger
Bucks
Sarkinnen
Ilinois
Indiana
Wolves
Sarkkinen
Serkkinen
Pessers
Chick Ortmann
Larkkinen
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bennie Oosterbeean
Evanston
Bodd Voeigts
Pat Steckman
Miss Steckman
Ford Agency
New
George Smith
Mentee Ename
RA Ae Eect
Leo Harris
Oregon Athletic Department
Berkeley
Hamilton
Jim Aixen
Lynn Waldorf
Stanford
Tinois State Teachers College
Bloomington
Drake
Phoenix
Ariz
University of Nevada
Hawaii
Ilinois State
Winois Wesleyan
J. W. Scott
Arizona University
Arizona State College of
Duluth
Minn
Tyler
Tex
Kugore
Texa
Middletown
Conn
Victor L. Butterfield
Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Butterfield
Athletics
Keyes
Auto Service
Chestnut Street
Broad
Columbia Squad
Charles Registers
Winters’ Roofing & Siding Service
C. E. Winters
O. A. Winters
Brooklyn Street
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