Elyria Booster Banquet Features Undefeated Hlyria High
Rustling Thru Sports notes Elyria Booster Club banquet at the Hiks honoring Elyria High School's undefeated and untied Pro ness. Indiana coach Bo McMillin to speak. INS first all Ohio team honors Elyria players Vic Janowicz and Howard Schuster. Other locals receive honorable mentions and second teams. Bowling stars headlined by Kathryn Inc.Chicago and other top teams from Cleveland and Akron highlighted.
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Elyria
Hiks
Hlyria High School
A. N
Bo) McMillin
Indiana
McMillin
Purdue
Elyrians
International News Service Club
John Barrington
Ohio
INS
Vic Janowiex
Howard Schuster
Joe Wilman
Monarch Beers
Chicago
Wilman
Johnny Small
Joe Puccinelli
Duke Winsberg
Rudy Habherler
Eddie
Earl's
Cleveland
Akron
Notre Dame Star Johnny Gujack Ends Collegiate Career
Notre Dame quarterback Johnny Gujack, an All American, to finish his college career against Southern California. In three varsity seasons he completed 130 of 273 passes for 1.02 yards per attempt and a dot gain of 2.02 yards, plus 5.5 yards per rush on 70 carries for 433 yards.
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Johnny Gujack
Notre Dame
Southern California
Jaujack
Lujack
Reserve Edges Case In 1947 Ohio Turkey Day Classic
Ohio's 1947 grid season ended with traditional Thanksgiving games. Reserve edged Case Tech 8 to 12 on a late touchdown pass from Warren Lahr to Johnny Meanke, after Case blocked a kick and missed the extra point. Wilberforce State lost 57 to 0 to West Virginia State in Columbus, while Bergen Junior College upset by 40 to 12 in New York City. Rio Grande beat Wright Field 24 to 0 at Gallipolis with a 55-yard Isenberg return. Minami of Ohio defeated Cincinnati 38 to 7 and Steubenville College beat St Francis 13 to 6.
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Holumbus
U.P
Ohio
Weaturn Reserve
Case Tech
Cleveland
Reserve
Case
Warren Lahr
Johnny Meanke
Fama
Wilberforce
Church
West Virginia State College
Columbus
West Virginiana
West Virginia
Wiberforce State
Wilberforce State
New York City
Bergen Junior College
Teaneck
N. J
Blake White
Fred Hall
Rio Grande College
Redmen
Wright Field
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Rocky Dibarl
Viner Isenberg
Kitty Hawk
Minami
Cincinnati
Steubenville College
St. Francis College
Texas Tops Aggies 32 13 to Face Alabama in Sugar Bowl
Texas earned a Sugar Bowl invitation by dominating Texas A&M 32-13 before 41 000 at College Station. The win capped a season with only SMU defeating the Longhorns and set up a New Orleans clash with Alabama on New Year’s Day. Other Turkey Day scores included Rutgers over Brown 20-14 and Utah leading Utah State 40-14.
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YORK
U.P
Lexas Scouta
Bobby Layne
Texas A & M
Harry Gilmer
Bobby
Texas
Bama
New Orleans
Aggies
College Station
Tex
Miami
Alabama
SMU
Post-Eason
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Georgia
Atlanta
Ennsylvania
Cornell
Penn
Army
Notre Dame
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Birmingham
Rutgers
Brown
Arkansas
Tulsa
Aubrey Fowler
South Carolinas
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VMI
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Lick Furman
Utah
Utah State
St. Louis
Duquesne
Denver
Colorado
Barons Rally Past Springfield To Lead Hockey Standings
The Cleveland Barons built a six goal lead by the early minutes against Springfield and rolled to a 7-2 victory. The win lifts Cleveland within one point of third in the Western Division of the American Hockey League as Prokop added a third period goal to boost his consecutive games with a goal to nineteen. The Providence Reds, Hershey, and Washington also figure in the tightly bunched standings.
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Kane
Springfield
Aroha
Instange Haie
Barons
Warons
Rolan Tho
Vrahop
Whitey
Prokap
Providence Reds
Tom Burlinghis
Prokop
Omoyenk
Hershey
Ak Stetvatins
Washington
Carl Larvombe
Reds
Pittsburgh
Tata Fas
Furak Pesroed
W. Gogh
Dewulben
Dadignapat
Avary Ramblers
Cheveland
Bry
Waits Hershey
Providence
Vila
Cigreland
Bytielo
Hershey & Piabure
Clevelwant
Cleveland
Indiauwpe
Hershes
Ney
Haven
Avant & National Wreer
He A. Ed
Eis
Browns Avenge Only Defeat In 27 17 Victory
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Los Angeles Dons 27 to 17 at Los Angeles to avenge a prior defeat and reclaim Western Division momentum. Marion Motley powered the run game while Otto Graham’s passing sparked scoring drives despite early 10 0 Dons lead. Browns coach Paul Brown accused Los Angeles of dirty play, prompting a retort from Don coach Mel Hein.
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United Press
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Brownies
Marion Motley
Otto Graham
Clevelanders
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Brown
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Ile
Hein
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Brooklyn Dodgers
San Francisco
Dodgers
Mickey Colmer
Ave
Speedte Armires Adams
Rewhard
Lok
Frankowekl Thom
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Ohiurke Bardeckey
Allen
Nowaskey
Anderson
Nekies
Aude
Danake
Becemey
Orenler
Einhard Clarke
Heap
Kein
Pigeth
Elyria Team Wins Close Rifle Match
The Athen Auditors of the Class B and Class C basketball leagues will practice tonight at the Y M C A at 7 o'clock due to a time change. Players from both teams should attend this workout, as practice was moved from 2 o'clock.
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Elyria
Athen Auditors
Y. M. CA
Officials Ass'n To Meet Monday
The Northern Ohio Officials Association will convene Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Secretary A. T. Smith reports a strong turnout and discusses leadership as Anderson Packers hold a league lead after recent meetings.
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Asso- Anderson
Sueboygan
Anderson Packers
A. T. Smith
National League
Sheboygan Redskins
Home Leaguers Sweep All City Kegling Honors
Home Leaguers dominate city bowling honors with Rathskeller posting a 955 single and 2617 series in a double win over Robson Insurance at Olympic Recreation. Carl Hobert leads individuals with a 619 series for Erb Radio while Howard Lange fires a 249 game for Hittner Funeral Home.
Local bowling standings and leaders across leagues
The 600 Club led by Carl Hobert and Moose Club expanded its Nome League lead to four and a half games over Karns Realtors. Elyria Brass & Bronze, W. Krebs, and Cecil Simmons posted top scores. In Legion League, Bell Company fell to Terrell Service but maintained a three game edge. Ideal Auto Stores and Welsh Plumbing led series and singles.
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Moose Club
Karns Realtors
Elyria Brass & Bronze
New &Milily
Glenwood Tree Service
Walker's Service
Smitty
Resar Service
Elyria Lumber
Royal Crown Cola
W. Krebs
Walker
Service
Cecil Simmons
Bell Company
Terrell Service
Bowling Center
Nick Lanes
Bell
Ideal Auto Stores
Welsh Plumbing
Kenney Bettley
Sibley Rooters
Colmn
Elyria Picks Vic Janowicz as Floor Captain for Opener
Elyria Coach Ralph Bauer names Vic Janowicz as floor captain for the season opener against Amherst's Comets. A regular on the Elyria varsity for two seasons, Janowicz earned all Lake Erie League honors in each of those campaigns and is a senior.
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Vic Janowic
Vic Janowicz
Ralph Bauer
Aet
Pioneers
Amherst
Comets
Elyria
Janowicz
Lake Erie
Pioneers Name Janowicz Captain For Amherst Tilt
Elyria High School’s Pioneers select Vic Janowicz as opening game captain for the 1947 48 season against Amherst High School Comets. Main starters include Johnny Krusa Bob Hengartner Johnny Vance and Ollie Glass with Bill Bock Ralph Moyer and Howard Schuster back from last year. Amherst counters with Alex O Krosz Jerry Pridlie Dale Bruce and Ed Bryner in a battle of veteran lineups in the Southwestern Conference opener.
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Pete Wigh
Amherst High
Comets
Elyria
Lorain High
Steelmen
Amherst
Ralph
Tuff) Haver
Vic Janowicz Tay
Janowicz
Johnny Krusa
Bob Hengartner
Johnny Vance
Ollie Glass
Pioneers
Art Thomas
Alex O Krosz
Jerry Pridlie
Bob Coverdale
Dale Bruce
Ed Bryner I
Krosz
Hengartner
Orost
Prittie
Coverdale
Letterman Bill Bock
Ralph Moyer
Howard Schuster
Pioneer
Andy Arvay
Tony Carcilla
Jim Lear
Alan Struck
al McMan
Chuck Boals
Glen Slusher
iStart
A. N. Smith
Ebba Fosselius
Browns loan denial drives AL player sale
The St. Louis Browns revealed they faced financial trouble before a major player bargain sale began after a $100,000 league loan request was rejected. Over five days the club sold seven players for $415,000 cash and players of uncertain value, timing tied to owner approval.
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Chicago
St. Louis Browns
United Press
Browns
Richard Muckerman
Luckman Leads Bears to Top of Western Division
DETROIT VA With Sid Luckman the Chicago Bears climbed to the division lead by routing the Detroit Lions 34 to 14 before 29 446. Luckman threw a 32 yard touchdown pass to Ken Kavanaugh and aided two more scores with his aerials. He completed 13 of 23 passes for 198 yards. Osmanski and McAfee combined on the other two Bears scores.
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Detroit
Lueckman
Chicago Bears
Bears
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Luckman
Ken Kavanaugh
Joe Osmanski
George McAfee
Lion
Eagles Pin Schedule at Olympics Recreation
The Elyria Eagles Howling League heat in action tonight at Olympic Recreation with four matches at 9 oclock. Card features Standard Cleaners versus Carat fon DeLuxe Bar Band B Food Market versus Joe's Upholstery Jimmy and Andy Restaurant versus City Grill England No. 431 versus Knowles and Sniezer All stars face Indianapolis Chicago. College all star lineup includes players already in professional ranks meeting the Indianapolis Kautsky's at Chicago Stadium tonight.
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Elyria Eagles
Olympic Recreation
Standard Cleaners
Vk Joe's
Jimmy
Andy
Indianapolis
Chicago
Allo Stars
Indianapolis Kautsky’s
Chicago Stadium
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