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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1946
Page
5
Illinois and UCLA led Rose Bowl bids with Michigan and Southern California watching for upsets in key Saturday games. Northwestern, Notre Dame, Texas, Oklahoma and others battled as teams vied for conference titles and final at large consideration.
Barons suffered a 7 to 4 defeat in a league game against the Flyers. Cleveland and Pittsburgh trailed in the Western Division standings with 20 points each, while Buffalo was beaten 4-2 by Milwaukee. Alex Slabicky scored and assisted for New Haven, as Providence beat Boston 4-0 to extend their streak. many lines of play and players are listed in a dense, shaky game summary from the period.
Weekend bowling results show Lowe Beauty Shoppe matching a win streak with a 542 series by Edie Rex and notable scores by Marie Everett for Clippers. The Bowling Center hosted multiple matchups as Arte etole and McClymonds led early in the season while teams like Aces and The Veatie faced tough competition.
Otterbein, led by George Navelle in his first season as head coach, clinched the bulky Olio Conference title with a 7th win. The Cardinals defeated Kenyon on Saturday, showcasing a strong defense and key plays in the contest. Ohio college grid action highlighted the day with upset bids and notable performances from Paul Cave and Dave Tardy.
Oberlin Harriers win the 1946 meet title amid a tense finish. The event features top runners from Oberlin and nearby colleges, with notable performances by several athletes earning regional recognition.
Palm's Hi-Speed moved into a tie for the leaders of the Els tia Moose League by winning three straight at Olympic Recreation Lanes. Wyckoff Cleaners posted a 2,748 two game series, giving them the weekend edge and a two game win over Boone Prockins. Warner and Brave Trucking supplied notable individual marks as Clippers led late weekend play at Olympic Recreation with a high single and team totals.
Six games involving scholastic teams are listed for the coming week. The schedule highlights independent squads and matchups across regional leagues with midweek contests and notable clashes featuring Bear County and Western divisions.
Illinois eyes a Big Nine crown as the conference race tightens with the Wolverines and Gophers leading. The season narrative centers on key matchups, standings, and potential clinching scenarios as teams push toward the title.
Georgia and UCLA set the pace as wide numbers of teams competed in a Saturday meet. Readers note trainers and schools mentioned include Auburn and California amid a list of participating athletes and preliminary results, with teachers and staff listed for postseason matches.
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A scrambled sports note discusses Army and Navy prep for a future clash. Analysts weigh prospects as cadets sharpen drives and blockers while coaches craft schemes for a high profile service academy contest.
The Browns defeated Chicago 31 to 14 as part of a tight race for the Western division lead. The win keeps Cleveland on track for the playoff picture with three remaining games, while New York clinched the Eastern title with a 10 to 9 victory over San Francisco.
Oberlin Yeomen overwhelmed Allegheny College 62 to 0 at Dill Field. Fullback Bill Weaver scored on a blocked punt recovery, Clive Berlin added a 45 yard TD run, and Bill Wiley posted a second rushing TD. Oberlin dominated with 17 rushing yards and 220 passing yards while Allegheny faltered. The win improves Oberlin to 3-1 on the season, ending with Wooster next.
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Managers of all basketball teams in Class A and Class B are urged to attend a Tuesday session sponsored by the Flyrna Refect 4 Board. The meeting, led by the Beams program director, will be held at C Had TAQ with DW Trader program director in attendance. Also present will be the Force Basketball Commission chaired by Steve Bake and Ernie Erber Harley Jobicon. The meeting is open to all teams interested.
The Chicago Stags secured a narrow victory over Cleveland in a feature game noted for high scoring and standout performances. Players from both sides posted double digit points as the clash highlighted the season’s early momentum and rivalry between the teams.
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