Elyria High plans season ticket sales and booster nominations
Elyria High School officials, led by athletic director Chick Smith, anticipate selling 1850 season tickets for four 1948 home games at Ely Stadium at five dollars each. Season-ticket buyers will get first chance at reserved seats for the Elyria Lorain game next year in Lorain priced at 1.50 extra. Booster Club nominating committee, chaired by Don Sotherden, meets at the Kiks Club to nominate five new board members for two-year terms at the December meeting, replacing Archie West and others.
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Fourteen College Elevens Still Hold Perfect Records
United Press sports notes that fourteen college teams finished undefeated this season, led by Michigan and Penn State with nine wins, Notre Dame and SMU still facing key games, while teams like Pepperdine and St Francis of Loretta claimed impressive runs. Notre Dame, SMU, Michigan, Penn State, and others wrap up flawless runs or face final tests as seasons conclude.
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Flyshand and Wife Among Greatest Trapshooters Ever
The article extols Flyshand and his wife as among the world’s greatest trap shooters. It cites Elizabeth Toepperie and Mrs Toepperwein, noting records with ceria] targets and Winchester gear. It mentions 2,000 clay targets in three hours and 12 days of shooting, with claimed tallies around 72,000 targets and a 76 year old shooter.
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Browns Stage Big Rally To Deadlock Yanks
The Browns rallied from 26 to 0 down at Yankee Stadium to tie the Yankees 28 28 as Otto Graham starred with two passing touchdowns and two more on the ground. New York needed a Buffalo win to set up another Browns playoff shot, while Los Angeles edged Brooklyn 12 10 in a field goal day.
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Ohio Wesleyan Beats Oberlin 27-6 In Season Finale
Oberlin Yeomen fall 27-6 to Ohio Wesleyan in the final game of Oberlin’s season. Ohio Wesleyan scores in the first and third quarters, aided by fumbles, kickoff returns, and successful kicks. Oberlin’s lone touchdown comes in the fourth on a setup drive ending with Bill Weaver scoring.
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Rose Bowl stakes swirl as teams eye post season matchups
Southern California and Michigan sit atop their bowls after Saturday wins, with USC defeating UCLA to clinch the western Rose Bowl slot and Michigan routing Wisconsin then Ohio State to seal the eastern end. Alabama accepted a Sugar Bowl bid after a 41-12 thrashing of LSU, while Notre Dame crushed Pittsburgh and Yale beat Harvard in major showdowns.
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Praise Bucks For Fine Fight Against Wolves
In Columbus Ohio fans praised Ohio State Buckeyes after a 21 to 0 defeat of Michigan. Vic Walves led with manpower and Jack Weisenburger rushed for 110 yards as Michigan fought hard but fell short. Fesler and Crisler praised team speed deception and the Buckeye fight, eyeing better days next year.
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Tris Speaker to Speak at New London Fete
Former Cleveland Indians manager and outfielder Tris Speaker will be principal speaker at the annual New London High School football banquet. The event, December 2 in the high school auditorium, opens to the public for the first time with tickets on sale tomorrow. Jack Hogsett serves as toastmaster.
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Cage Schedule Tuesday at multiple towns broad schedule
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Moose Leaders In Three-Game Loss Tie For First Place
The Mooseheart team dropped a three game sweep to B and B Food Market in Elyria Moose League at Olympic Recreation, leaving Mooseheart tied for first with Buckeye Mold and Die. Hart Construction, Brave Trucking idle, sits third one half game behind leaders. a postponed match could alter the top spots.
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Seven Other County Court Games On Schedule This Week
Lo rain County scholastic basketball lists 13 of 22 schoolboy teams in action this week. Elyria and Lorain open their 1947 48 campaigns as Amherst High Comets visit Elyria and Lorain travels to Amherst. Lorain St Mary's hosts Wakeman as Lorain and Amherst play midweek. Four county games Tuesday, three Wednesday, one Saturday. Amherst beat Elyria in the lone Saturday engagement. Bauer will start with six returnees plus two others. Lorain Coach Ci nniger fields Simonovich Phiel McConlth e and others, with several players graduating midyear. Brookside and Belden meet Tuesday as two undefeated clubs.
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Denison Reigns As Conference Champ
Denison clinched the Ohio Conference title after a tight win over Wittenberg with a late goal line stand and Willie Hart catching Jersey Gaynor’s pass for the decisive touchdown. Michigan beat Ohio State 21 0. Cincinnati edged Butler 26 19 to end perfect conference runs. Mt. Union, Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio University, and John Carroll posted varied league results across regional games.
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Baugh Stars As Redskins Down Cards 45 To 21
Redskins quarterback Slingin' Sammy Baugh threw six touchdown passes to lift Washington over Chicago 45 to 21. He completed 25 of 33 passes for 365 yards and moved closer to NFL single season records, as the Cards fell into a first place tie with Chicago. Steelers rout Bears 49 to Trout. Giants tie Packers 24 all. Rams beat Lions 38 to 17 with Harmon's 88-yard punt return.
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