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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1947

Page

8

Elyria Tops Heights In Hard Fought Week

Elyria defeats Cleveland Heights in a tough clash while Heights is seen as stronger than Shaw. Cleveland Heights beats Sandusky earlier, with Lorain likely to edge Lakewood. Shaker Heights should beat University School, Oberlin vs Wellington for a conference bid, and Amherst hosts Medina as undefeated Comets face toughest test. Massillon aims for seventh straight win over Warren, Fremont seeks seventh in a row against Bowling Green, Barberton stays perfect, Canton McKinley vs Steubenville, Toledo Devilbiss vs Toledo Scott, Canton Lincoln faces Alliance.

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Ex-Superintendent Bohn Remarks At Elyria Mall

A note from Jule Bohn former Elyria school superintendent is shared from the mall. He cites past days in Springfield Indiana and compliments Elyria’s team and coaches while predicting no publication of forecasts. The page also covers college football opinions from Rev. Robert J. Gannon Fordham University and the era’s sports writers.

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Brookside Rolls Over South Amherst 63-13 To Close Title Gap

Brookside High moved a step from its third straight South Amherst Six Man League title after a 63 to 13 victory at Memorial Field Amherst before about 2,000. The Red and Black led 8-0 early on a Pando field goal and two plays later Wharton produced a 60 yard return for a score. Hicks and Wharton combined for most Brookside touchdowns, while South Amherst finally found the end zone in the second and third periods. Brookside’s win, their fourth straight league win, leaves them in undisputed first place. South Amherst suffers its first league loss. Two games remain on the schedule with Avon at Avon Lake and Grafton at Ridgeville.

Brookside High Loral County Memorial Field Amherst South Amherst Brookside Kvelaff Ken Wicks Len Pando Pando Eleka Perind Pando Anothier Hicks Bob Wharton Wharton Soun Jim Nicol Mibus Palter South Am Paltler Nicol Glenn Carstensten Avon Avon Lake Grafton Ridgeville

South Clinches Grade School Football Title 1947

Seth coached by Carl Hall led South to the Grade School Football League championship with a 42-0 win over North at BLE Stadium. West fell 12-8 to East, as North’s upset hopes faded and Pouth, unbeaten in five games, claimed clear second place with BAMES facing Comine next Thursday at Ely Stadium. Grade School Night was noted at Ely Stadium.

Seth Carl Hall North Ble Stadium West East Pouth Nal Bames Comine Wohual Ely Stadium Don Jones

Grid Results From Various Teams In Local Meet

Mixed results from district meet show multiple teams scoring across fields and courts. Columbus Central and Vandalia posted wins while Hartford area squads faced close losses, highlighting strong performances from Henderson, Springfield, and Hebron runners and throwers.

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Michigan Favored To Whip Minnesota

Michigan, riding four straight overwhelming wins and a 222 point scoring pace, is a heavy favorite to defeat Minnesota for the Brown Jug. The Wolverines boast strong passing led by Bob Chappuis and Dwight Eddieman, with a potent backfield and two deep lines, while Minnesota battles to contain Michigan’s offense and prevent a blowout.

Dihhois Michaels Michigan Bob Chappuis Chrisler Chappuis Bob Mann Don Ford Michizon Uiinola Mines Purdue Moss Bob de Moria Dayton Jamong

Coach Suspended by NFL for Unbecoming Conduct

Philip J. Handler of the Chicago Cards coaching staff was suspended until further notice by NFL Commissioner Bert Bell for unbecoming conduct toward officials during and after the October 19 game in Los Angeles. A $50 fine was also imposed.

Cmilavelphias Philip J. Handler Chicago Cards Bert Bell National Football League Los Angeles Handler

Western Reserve match lineup report card notes players

Probable Elyria Shaw lineups listed with players and numbers across positions. Mentions Western Reserve and Padua in context with umpire and venue details. overall reads like a rough roster snippet from a game preview or box score. Strong entities include Western Reserve, Padua, and umpire Ceett.

Elyria Shaw Flyela Maver Schutter Tadden Renar Powell Kemp Tye Heonardie iWestern Ea Padua Ceett Western Universitys Persenennse

Elyria Reserves Dominate Berea in Final Contest

Elyria Reserves finished the 1947 season with a 26 to 7 victory over Berea Reserves at Ely Stadium. Jay Vees fended off Berea with a 20 yard run by Bob Dean in the first, TD runs by Tom Ristas and Rudy Davis, and a late score as Davis plunged. Berea added a fourth quarter TD on a pass from Janokaitis to Cadwell.

Elyria High Berea Ely Stadium Jay Vees Bob Dean Tom Ristas Rudy Davis Finsl Davis Berosa Rom Janokaitis Cadwell Elyria Fioneers Lorain Clearview Olmsted Falls Lakewood Westlake Hf Vria Crona Sherman Farner Borthwick Kennedy Pinte Makell Davis Cadwell

Friday Grid Schedule Shows Local Matches Across Areas

A scrambled Friday card lists matches across Cleveland Heights Oberlin and Youngstown with schools like Massillon and Wooster. The Elyria Eagles host four bouts at Olympic Recreation tonight featuring local businesses and a West Point notice names Col Russell B. Reed as assistant graduate manager of athletics.

West Point Maxwell D. Taylor U.S. Military Academy Col. Russell JB Reds Reeder

Pioneers Seek 7th Win And Share Of Erie League Title

Pioneers travel to East Cleveland to face Shaw High in a pivotal Lake Erie League battle that could seal at least a share of the title. Elyria aims for win No. 7 and a tie for first. Shaw seeks to stay in contention with hopes of sharing or reclaiming the lead. The game Friday at Shaw Stadium draws a capacity crowd, with Elyria favored by physical edge and Shaw boasting a diversified offense led by Zavorek and McKnight.

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Carnera and Galento to wrestle in Newark bout

Prima Carnera and Two-Ton Tony Galento were announced to wrestle at Laurel Garden on November 7. Ten percent of the proceeds will go to the Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund.

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