Elyria-Elyria vs Lakewood Grid War Fueled by Historic Rivalry
Lakewood hosts Elyria in a Lake Erie League football clash with history on the line as Lakewood owned a 8-1 edge in recent meetings before Elyria snapped the drought in 1947. The piece recalls famous offensives by Cliff Lewis and Alex Verdova, the 1944 53-0 Lakewood victory, and notes other top Ohio teams. It also threads in World Series notes and local sports figures.
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Lakewood
Pioneers
Rangers
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
William A. Ely
Cliff Lewis
Duke University
Cleveland Browns
Alex Verdova
Ohio State
Two Marks Set In All City League Play
Rothgery Motors set season records with a 988 single game and a 2 824 series in All City League at Olympic Recreation. Harold Beal added a 656 series to set a season league mark and Frank Yarsa had the night’s best 237 single. Erb Radio trailed, two losses to Mac's Restaurants, but led by one game over the Restaurant squad. Harvey Hopkins starred for Casters with a 251 single and a 589 series, the top individual total of the program.
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Rothgery Motors
Olympic Recreation
Harold Beal
Frank Yarsa
Motors
Erb Radio
Mac
Harvey Hopkins
Colson Corporation
Bowling Center
Hopkins
Ted
Hunting Season Dates and Rules Summary
Hunting season dates listed include duck and geese from October 4 to November 29, plus late goose and grouse seasons in November and December. Pymatuming area noted with opening rules. first day of duck season opens at dawn and closes one hour before sunset, with other days from sunrise to one hour before sunset.
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Duck Vene Word Dick
Ass'n Head Denies White Sox Offer
ST PAUL Minn Frank Lane president of the American Association denied rumors he had received an offer to become general manager of the Chicago White Sox. He said if offered an attractive deal he would consider it. Reports said current White Sox GM Ed O’Connor had resigned and Lane might succeed him, but Lane stated he had no word of such an offer.
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Mianagter
Teshe O'Conn
Lane
O'Connor
Sach
Casters top three game set fuels league chase
The 600 Club Casters rolled 844 in a top game and 2,358 in three-game total to sweep Trikes, closing within one game of leaders Shipping and Chairs, who split two against each other. Hartman Real Estate led Knights standings after three wins, while Webber Plastering posted strong marks but fell from a tie. Millwrights led American Brake Shoe League with 780 and 2,237 totals as Walt Carlson topped individuals with a 518 series. Fashion Shop paced Olympic Recreation Women's League with 730 and 2,146 as Clara Mae Tarry led scoring. T & J Movers surged in the St. John’s Lutheran League with 867 and 2,425 in a three-game win streak at St. John’s School.
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Trikes
Shipping and Chairs
Shipping
Realtors
Hartman Real Estate
Welsh Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus
Nick Lanes
Webber
Bittner Funeral Home
Paul Pope
Toggery Shop
Dave Bednarz
Millwrights
Walt Carlson
Fashion Shop
Olympic Recreation
Clara Mae Tarry
Bell Company
St. John's
Walter Nevins
Secretaries Must Submit Bowling Loop Standings
The Chronicle Telegram adopts a policy requiring league standings with all bowling results. Standings must be current and published with weekly match results to let readers track team progress. Exceptions apply to event-based schedules in specific leagues and periodic standings.
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Chronicle- Telegram Sports Department
Friends
Olympic Recreation
Et Joan Lutheran
Wbr
Elyria Reserves at Lakewood Thursday
Elyria Hig Reserves aim to rebound after a 23 0 loss to Shaker Heights as they visit Lakewood in a Pacific Erie League meeting. They previously beat Lorain Reserves 15 8 and Sandusky Reserves 26 7 in independent games with a 2 45 kickoff.
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Eaer Heights
Elyria Hig
Lakewood
Suan's Bowling League Matches At Bosius Center Tonight
Four league matches set for this evening at 7 at the Bosius Center. Taeseneaie Walkers face Seta Reena in the opener followed by Noa Somers-Smath against Ay Pete. Be Barbers compete with Reaat Service, while Holland Fur and Coal end the slate.
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Bosius Center
Holland Fur
Uiave Ve
Sain Hopes To Emulate Feats Of Rowe Brecheen
Boston Braves pitcher Johnny Sain eyes a World Series start against Cleveland, drawing on Ozark country legends like Lynwood Rowe and Harry Brecheen. The tall Arkansan vows to pitch as in any other game, while facing Hall of Famer Bob Feller with a varied arsenal and a proud hill country heritage.
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Rowe, Brecheen
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Wabbaseka Mountain
Pine Bluff
Ark
Cleveland Indiana
Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Sam
Lynwood Rowe
Chuckin’ Cheshire
Broken Bow
Okla
Harry
the Cat) Brecheen
Red Sox
Elant Tinchin Candinale
Lobe Vt Aau
Leeba Sain
Indians
Bobby Feller
Lakewood Nets Triumph Clinches Lake Erie League Title
Lakewood netters edge Elyria to win the Western Division league title, finishing with 13 points to Elyria’s 12. Final doubles set completed after darkness. Geiger and Ragland won 6-3 for Lakewood, while Hull-Zimmerman and Carr also contributed singles and doubles wins in a tense title chase.
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Elyria High School
Lakewood Rangers
Elyria
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Geiger
Ragland
John Jasper
Jim Smith
John Kurek
Byron Morris
Bill Walker
John Carr
Hull-Zimmerman
Pitching Aces Meet In Boston World Series Opener
Two stellar aces Johnny Sain and Bob Feller headline the 1948 World Series opener in Boston as the Braves and Indians aim to grab game one. Feller starts for Cleveland with Sain for Boston while Ed Stanky returns to play second base after a July injury, and lineup changes shuffle Heath and Doby in the field.
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Boston
Jeff Heath
Stanky
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Marv Rickert
Milwaukee
Heath
Southworth
Phil Masi
Bill Salkeld
Indians
Home Pin Loop Schedule at Olympic Recreation
The Home Bowling League bowls eight matches at Olympic Recreation this evening. Early shift at 7:00 features Walt's Rathskeller Over, Bittner Funeral Home Earns Auctioneers vs Elyria Brass and Bronze, Oberlin Hardware vs Lehman Cottage, Elyria Hardware vs B and B Foods. At 9:00 Ned Botwets vs Gartner's Inn, Moose Club vs Spring Valley, Thornburg Manufacturers vs Kerns Cleaners, Crystal Clear Cleaners vs Erb Radio.
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Olympic Recreation
Walt
Rathskeler
Bittner Funeral Home
Elytia Brass and Bronze
Oberlin Hardware
Lehman Cottage
Elyria Hardware
Tateanist
Ned Botwets
Gartner's Inn
Moose Club
Spring Valley
Thornburg
Facts Figures On 48 World Series
Cleveland leads the 48 World Series with a 987 58 record while Boston is 91 62. First game today at Braves Field 1 pm EST with an expected 45000 in attendance. Probable pitchers Bob Feller and Johnny Sain. Weather cloudy and cool with possible rain. Remaining games set at Boston and Cleveland. Radio Mutual 12 45 pm. TV NBC.
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Oston
U.P
Arkansas
Indians
Billy Southworth
Braves
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Boston Braves
Bob Feller
Boston
Johnny Sain
Mutual Broadcasting System
Mel Allen
Jim Britt
National Broadcasting Company
St Paul Saints blank Montreal Royals 4 0 in first series game
St Paul Saints pitcher Pat McGlothin held the Montreal Royals to four runs in the first Little World Series game, striking out eight and allowing five hits. Seven St Paul safeties produced all four runs, with three scoring in the seventh inning.
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Minn. U.P
Pat McGlothin
St. Paul Saints
Montreal Royals
McGlothin
Montreal
Don Newcombe
Saints
Newcombe
Johnny Douglas
Eric Tipton
Fesler Presses Buckeyes to Counter Iowa Threat
Ohio State coach Wesley Fesler warned his team about a rough Iowa squad and brought in scout Jack Graf to outline Hawkeye strengths. The Buckeyes, 2-0 after beating Missouri and Southern California, prepare for their first conference clash with Iowa as DiMarco targets the pass defense. Dipiera sprained ankle leaves backup depth exercised.
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Ohio State Buckeyes
Wesley Fesler
Iowa
Missouri
California
DiMarco State
Hawkeye
al DiMarco
DiMarco
Fesler
Ray Dipierra
Dipierra
Boxing Factions At War Over Sugar Ray Robinson
New York reports a clash between the 20th Century Club and the Tournament Of Champions over who has Sugar Ray Robinson for a December 17 middleweight bout. 20th Century claims a signed deal with Rob inson to fight Steve Belloise, while a Tournament spokesman disputes any signing. Robinson held talks with Mike Jacobs and with promoter Andy Neiderreiter as both sides issued competing statements about the Belloise clash.
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20Th Century Club
Tournament of Champions, Inc
Sugar Ray Robinson
20Th Century
Robinson
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Tournament of Champions
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Belloise
Jacobs Robinson
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
France
Marcel Cerdan
George Gainford
Andy Neiderreiter
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Lees) Lega
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