Michigan Seven-Point Favorite In Northwestern Clash
Michigan, a seven point favorite, seeks a claim to the Rose Bowl by defeating Northwestern in a key Big Nine bout. The win would bolster Michigan’s title bid, though Rose Bowl eligibility resets in 1950 under the Big Nine schedule rules.
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Sala to debut in New York ring tonight at St Nicholas Arena
Highly regarded middleweight Sala faces light heavyweight Reuben Jones in a 10 round bout in New York. Sala, riding a 42 fight win streak, is favored to win despite Jones expected to pressure him. The Italian slugger, known for a sharp left hook, seeks another victory after recent knockouts and high profile opponents.
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Legion Pin Schedule at Bowling Center Tonight
The American Legion Bowling League features eight matches this evening at the Bowling Center. Early shift starts at 7 o clock with Lr ed Ce facing Mills Urled Shoe Ses Be Company5 and Popp the Con t cor Ve Sae Lumber and Coal. At 9 o clock Weosh Pumper meets Sys ses while Mai oof adare Creamer faces Nu We AL rae Wesh Fune al Home against Rup n Ba cre Cen nm rpatrick Der v Fich Compan.
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Fish, Game Ass'n To Meet Sunday
Lorain County Fish and Game Association will hold a special meeting Sunday afternoon at the association clubgrounds on North Ringeroar between Ambheist and Lorain. The aim is to finalize plans for a chicken fry sponsored by the association on Sunday October 24 at the clubgrounds. The affair is open to the public. All officers and members are urged to attend. movies will be shown and food served by the ladies auxiliary.
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Farm tax estate tax per acre rises in 1947
Far Western states show estate taxes per acre in 1947 averaging about 16 percent higher than in 1946. The rise reflects nationwide shifts in farming land assessments and tax policies affecting farm property values and owners.
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Added To Ohio U Coaching Staff
Robert M. Wren former high school coach and second baseman named head baseball coach at Ohio University succeeding Don C. Peden. Wren will also be an assistant professor of physical welfare and assist coach Harold F. Wuse with football. He is a Cleveland East High School graduate, Ohio University alum, and former Toledo Mud Hens player who taught at Maumee and Athens High Schools.
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Elyria Freshmen Defeat Berea 26-0 for fourth win
Elyria Freshmen trounced Berea 26-0 after a slow start, scoring 20 points in the final two quarters. Brick Fitzpatrick ran in three touchdowns, Lowe Scott added one, and Don Given, Jack Kaminski converted after touchdowns. Karl Kaszupinski and Don Morris starred on the line for Elyria.
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Pioneers Vie In Heavy Lineup For Tonight’s Game
The Pioneers prepare a heavy squad with senior starters Davis DeLucia Guerrier and others. Heaviest on the forward wall is DeLucia at 220 pounds while backfield ace Fiend weighs 167. Hahn is injured and likely out, with Shuker Hei pending status. Lakewood faces Shaw in a schedule crowded with Cleveland area contests as Lakewood eyes a win streak and top league position.
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Wild Bill Ezinicki Leads Leafs Into Season Of High Stakes
Oscar Fraily profiles Wild Bill Ezinicki and the Toronto Maple Leafs as they pursue another Stanley Cup. The piece notes Ezinicki’s tough, controversial reputation, Leafs’ penalty leadership, and the club’s recent success, including the 1946-47 Cup and last year’s league titles. It hints at a dynamic season with Ezinicki in the vanguard and rivals eager for payback.
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South Center Cups Clinches Tie For Title In Grd Sch League
South Center defeated North 20 to 7 on the Els Stadium practice grid. Bob Albright ran 60 yards for a TD, Doug Jones added a 20-yard TD, Will Hopkins scored a 10-yard TD, and a South safety. North’s Frank Jacobs scored the lone TD. East Center beat West 14 to 6 to record its first win. South can clinch the title by beating West next Tuesday at Ely Stadium.
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Jensen Sparks Bears Ground Game With Off-Tackle Power
Jensen, a 195 pound junior fullback from the Navy, dominates Cal bears’ ground attack under coach Waldorf. He has rushed 38 times for 398 yards, averaging 10.7 yards per carry, lifting the team's undefeated run as a key playmaker in off-tackle and end sweep plays.
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Friday Grid Schedule Matches Across Cleveland Area
A dense Friday schedule lists Foungstown South at Elyria Torain facing Shaker Heights, plus Lakewood at Shaw and other city games. Notable showdowns include Cleveland Heights hosting East Liverpool and Central Catholic at Youngstown, with multiple Stark and Lorain County venues and "Cleveland East" and "West Tech" fields noted.
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Foodery Leads Teams in City Bowling Night
Ken Wise led a 277 single for Foodery as teams posted a strong night. Foodery won three straight against Home Tau nion to seize a one game edge in the All Star League. Leo Zelinski of Office paced the league with a 246 single and 643 series while pushing General Industries to new records. Ed Evanish contributed a 1007 team count top daily mark.
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General Industries League
Bowling records fall as center posts new season highs
The Bowling Center notched a 277 single game and 610 series to set season records. Zelinski led with nine straight strikes and a nine-pin spare in the 277. Night Molders set city season highs with a 1046 single game and 2805 series, while Packers edged Aut Motics in a three-way tie for first with Day Molders and Molders. D & N Coney Island led the Women’s division with 838 and 2419, breaking season marks as Rainbow Bar, Elyria Hardware, and others chased league leadership across multiple teams.
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