Lorain County Basketball Inked by Five Lettermen
Lorain County team coverage notes five lettermen returning for next season. Oberlin Amherst and Lorain scripts show veterans stepping up, with Amherst boasting a strong lineup after 1948 49 success and Robinsons from Lorain also mounting a title chase in the Southwestern Conference.
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Oberlin Opens Cage Season With 70 Point Win At Brighton
Oberlin Indians blasted Brighton High 70 to 24 as Lindy Wigton scored 12 field goals and three free throws aiding a record 70 point night. Other area games saw Columbia rally past Redville 24 29 and South Amherst roll St Marys 24 for a strong start to the basketball season.
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Army Turns To Navy Bowl After Dream Ends
West Point's Army football team shifts focus from bowl hopes to preparing for Navy after their title contention faded. The Cadets chased a perfect season while Navy, tied with Army, rose as the rival looming in a storied annual clash, with invitations and Rose Bowl dreams unresolved.
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35000 To Watch Browns In Final Home Contest
35000 fans are set to watch the Browns in their final home game. The article mentions a crowd target and notes the event will close out the home schedule. Details are fragmented but indicate a significant attendance plan for the team’s closing home appearance.
Sport Parade in Us Parte by Oscar Fraley
Fragmented text reports a sports column by Oscar Fraley with unclear phrases about teams, venues, and events. It mentions Boscia, Bly, Snaed, and Pate Bly with scattered references to war, Navy, and cross country. The damaged OCR yields little coherent detail to summarize a single clear event.
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Eagles Rally to Boost Lead with Two-Game Margin
The Supper Club team expanded its Elyria Eagles League lead to two games following a strong showing last night at Olympic Recreation. Blue Sky slipped to second after a sweep defeat as the league race tightens with key performances by standout players and decisive set wins.
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Liverpool Cagers Clip Leroy 44 to 35 Win
Liverpool high school beat Leroy 44 to 35 in a tight game. Neale Coty led with scoring help from teammates Porie Mo and Ne Ting. The victory improves Liverpool’s season momentum as late efforts sealed the win.
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Three College Teams Win and Keep Bowl Hopes Alive
LSU, Miami, and Hardin-Simmons posted decisive victories as they strengthened bids for bowl games. LSU defeated Fordham 40 to 0, Miami routed Washington and Lee 20 to 0 to stay unbeaten, and Hardin-Simmons beat Brigham Young in a strong ground game led by Irae Audy Mobley. Brigham Young’s 105-yard TD run highlighted the Texas Mines tilt, while Miami's 44-yard pass to Hall Jentstan set up key scores.
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Sports Shorts Fuel Bowl Talk as US Amateurs Face Swedes
In Auckland New Zealand the US Amateurs eye a clash with Sweden for the Davis Cup era roll. Walter Pate, captain, notes language barriers and professionalism as Swedes struggled with English while players from the Pacific Coast adapted to climate and conditions amid ongoing competition.
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