Amherst High grid fortunes loom in tough schedule
Amherst High football faces a brutal nine game slate this season with Medina, Clearview and Copley on the horizon. Coaches and fans question the move but say Amherst has already dropped six straight, struggling against stronger Class B programs and relying on limited talent as Pincombe’s tenure draws scrutiny.
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Crowded Night Ahead For Elyria Grade School Program
A brisk ticket sale signals strong turnout for an Elyria grade school program tonight under lights at the Elyria Rocvler Club. Beath and East teams open the event at 7:00 p.m. with the North end Weet section watching, followed by a first half featuring two local girls. The Musical Majorettes will perform at intermission before the North-West team competes.
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Barons Set To Face Bisons In Cleveland
The Barons, winners in two AHL starts, return to home ice in Cleveland for a game against the defending champion Buffalo Bisons. Proceeds from tonight’s program go to the Booster Club for the grade school athletic fund. Officials include Lovie Bolopis as referee Ralph Bebedict as umpire and Lovie Lapos Shawi as head linesman.
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Myles Farmer
Boostes Club
Ponputtee
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Lake Erie League playoff night features Shaw, Heights, and Heights clash
Readers report Lake Erie League action Saturday with Shaw Stadium hosts as Strongsville and Fairview vie for spots. Wellington aims to clinch a share of the Southwestern Conference title after a win, while Lakewood hosts Cleveland West and University School visits.
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Bo'slock
Fleming's 281 Tops Elyria Rifle Club Practice Shoot
Cy Fleming shot 28 to lead Fleming's 281 at the Elyria Rifle Club regular weekly practice shoot at City stall range. Glen Maurer was second with 280 as the team aggregate reached 1388. In New York, Jim Lansing of Fordham prepared to leave prior to the Rams Intersectal game with St Mary’s, ending a college career noted as a 1941 All American.
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New York
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Cincinnati
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Reds plan farm ties to boost 1940s pennant push
Cincinnati styles its farm system as a key campaign plank, seeking three to four working agreements and already owning Columbus Ohio and Ogden Utah affiliates. Additional links with Syracuse Providence and Middletown aim to nurture talent as Neun takes a managerial path toward a potential pennant winner.
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Fingerprint scheme eyed to shield tracks, Protes tive Bureau says
Former FBI agent Spepcoy Nrayton, president of the Thoroughbred Racing Protes tive Bureau, announced fingerprinting and photography of track personnel. A central filing system will store data in New York City, and special identity cards will be issued. Detro it coach hire adds Willian J. Sweeney to Pacific Coast League ties.
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Pioneers Rally but Fall Short in Final Quarter
Lorain built a double digit lead at Reerdatlay Field before Elyria staged a late push. George Jetelske scored from close and Jack LaForce failed on a two point try as Elyria edged ahead 6 0. Officials listed include John Pingira and BM. Mecapkey with Mount umpire.
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Canadiens Crush Rangers In Opening Night Blowout
Montreal Canadiens, reigning two time NHL champions, opened the 1946-47 season with an 8 to 0 victory over the New York Rangers at Montreal. Standings show Montreal atop a list including Detroit, Toronto, New York, and Chicago.
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Local Grid Schedule Items Across Multiple Venues
The schedule lists several high school and college grid games across Fremont, Akron Central, Middletown, Lima Central, and Lakewood with matchups including Morwalk at W Ringfield, Beachnm at Cleveland, and University Beco at Bhaxer Heights. Several garbled team names and place labels appear, reflecting OCR errors but indicating a slate of night games across multiple locations.
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Colun Mulat
Fremont
Daanalion
Atansfield
Acenton McKinsey
Akron Central
Lima Central
Middletown
Toleto Woodward
Ahuiine Breen
Wringfield
Hamilton Raba
Saunier & Crauline
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Gleseland
Lakewood
University
Beco
Bhaxer Heights
Anight Games
Northwestern Faces Big Nine Clash Amid Title Race
Northwestern strengthens its bid with an unbeaten stretch as Michigan State and Michigan loom. Vic Schwall of Northwestern and Bob Chappuis of Michigan pace a conference race, each averaging around eight yards per carry as key games approach.
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Chatipalpirs Minnealota
Poe
Michigan
Towatata
Valverines
North Minnesota
Northwestern
Mhia
Wolverine Fullback Fractured. Indiana Faces Tough Road
Michigan announces star fullback Welsenburger suffered a fractured jaw in the Army game last week. Chappuis remains a prime ground option as the Wolverines prepare for Northwestern while Indiana, rebounding from early slumps, seeks to defend its season crown with strong passing plays and Town’s ground maneuvers.
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Apinner
Chappuis
Beasem
Indiana
Minnesota
Milneis
Knoxville Open Golf Round Three Action
In the 610000 Knoxville Open, Patiter and two strokes under par, as the field tees off in third round. Weiser maintains consistency at Holston Hills. Hoefner and Noda chase with 143 and 142 totals at halfway. Wisconsin, Purdue, and Minnesota enter Big Nine play with mixed results amid early season struggles.
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Toon
Clayton Hoefner
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