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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1945

Page

8

High School Football Roundup In Ohio Says Elyria Shaw Clash Near

The report traces a busy Ohio prep grid week with Elyria, Shaw, Lakewood, Lorain, and other areas. It notes Elyria vs Shaw at Shaw Stadium, series history, officials, and upcoming games including Lakewood and Canton McKinley matchups. It references Mansfield, Massillon, and Cleveland Heights in nearby results and storylines.

VDRR Massilon Manafield Massillon Fena Paul Snyder Mansfield Mansfield Tygers Tiger’ Stadium Snyder Paul Cleveland Heights Elyria Howard Baughman Tke Trubey Lew Byrer Columbia Citizen Byrer Robin Priday Ohio State Buckeyes Sarringhaus Fisher Priday Purdue Notype Elyria-Lorain Mu‘ials Ike Trubey Bryce Bloom Lorain Carl L.mith George Daniel Dwight Y Bob Jamieson E. B. Hamb Tony Planowski Shaw Stadium Mike Palermo Elyrians Louie Kolopus Stan Machock Ray Thompson Allan Smith Suike Elyria High Ubey Trubey Ohio Masbillon Cathedral Latin Warren Canton McKinley Tigers Cleveland Stadium Canton’ McKinley Canton Ohio State Buckeyes Binet Pfordue Boilermakers Cleveland Pioneers Cardingla Cardinals Elysiae Shaw Flytia Baw Es Bice Teteuce Law Blyrie Ving Shaw Wiens

Unclear OCR: local schedule fragment in New York sports page

Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered references to schedules and matches, mentions of New York and potential teams, but lacks coherent details, dates, or outcomes to confirm a definite event or match. The readable portions are insufficient to identify participants, results, or venue.

Brown Adds Two Grid Assistants

GREAT LAKES, N Y. Brown, former Ohio State football coach and now athletic director at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center, announced two additions to the coaching staff. Les Horvath, Ohio State’s All American halfback of 1942, and Tony Holabird, Alabama backfield star of the late 1920s, will join as assistants.

Great Lakes, Y Paul €. Brown Ohio State University Great Lakey Naval Training Center Atgtt Les Horvath Ohio State Sellar Tony Hola Alabama

Bowling results showcase multiple leagues and high scorers

Local bowling night featured several leagues at Center and Tarry Lanes. Walls Restaurant and Westinghouse led high team scores while Ralph Nichols of Walls and George Smits topped individual totals. Other leagues saw Buds Barbers and Legion participants posting strong counts with notable 609 and 666 series.

Gardner Hevidiee Westinghouse Blyrla Bevidiss Westinge House Kow Trent Palach ‘Lumber Dota Litothe Conetragtor-Hulider Bupfier Club Nahi Hotties Vic Bilver Jewelers Frat Wykeent Grandpas Oberlin Dri Catias Nahh Manhtautinhy Garapanys Fae Mi Bendit-Westinghouse Stamia Walt Ralph Nichols Wall's Harrisot ‘Tool Elyria Laces Haldssa Bowlig Smitty Center Reservervice Atvay South Enid Furnace Bud's Barkers Crirley's Royal Crown Bud's Barbera George Long) Smits Bud's Barbers Met- Ols Plastics Finshing Creneral Industries Tarry Lanes B. Gilbert R. Dougherty

Rams Ground Attack Leads NFL Before Philadelphia Clash

Cleveland Rams travel to Philadelphia to face the Eagles as the league's top ground gainers averaging 12 yards per game. The Rams rely less on passing, with Bob Waterfield's arm not the sole weapon. Sammy Baugh and the Redskins post strong pass totals, while Rams coach Adam Walsh may start Don Greenwood at fullback after a strong debut versus the Bears. All four Rams in the lineup expect to travel despite injuries.

Cleveland Cleveland Rams Philadelphia Suna Eagles Washington Redskins Sammy Baugh Redskins Adam Walsh Don Greenwood Bears Chicago Rams Renter

Breaks Precedent Against Season With Sold Back Bobin

In a terse note, the club announces the selling of a back named Bobin to the U. GC. Lb. A., marking a break with the prior season’s precedent and signaling a new phase for the roster.

Bobingen U. GC. Lb. A

Weekend football wintry predictions from Fraley

United Press sports writer OBCAR Fraley lists 172 correct picks and 35 misses for the season. He forecasts college games with playful quips, naming teams such as NAVY over Penn, DUKE over Columbia, HOLY CROSS over Colgate, and many other matchups across conferences.

U. S Obcar Fraley United Press New York Richard Fraley East Penn Navyy AHMY Duke Columbia Brown Holy Cross Colgate Kosiowski PITT Temple Cornell Yale Cayuga Dartmouth Syracuse Princeton Rutgers Scranton CCNY Kings Point Boston College Maryland West Virginia Connecticut

Hornets Top Barons 7 2 In League Skirmish

Cleveland Barons suffered a 7-2 defeat to the Hornets in Pittsburgh. The Hornets remain undefeated in the American Hockey League, while Cleveland exits with three games remaining in a poor slate.

Hornets Wallop Barons Cleveland Cleveland Barons Providence Barons Pittsburgh Hornes Clevelanders Uege—Y Jonnaane Wilson

Jones Poweres South to 20-6 Victory Over West

Jones scored all three South touchdowns on a gray Ely Stadium gridiron, lifting the South to a 20-6 win as Bierkower tallied for West. Jones ran 70 yards for the opening score, then added a 1 yard run after a 60 yard march and a 30 yard end run for the final TD, capping a decisive South performance in the Grade School League finale. West struck back with Hlerbower’s 60 yard march and a final period score, concluding the champion South season with West set to meet North next Wednesday.

Jones Eaxpense Weat Ely Stadium Bierkower Hlerbower West South Briefbower Fo Feuchdown Davis Bubs Bouth Willans Board B Fitspatrick Larkins MW Larking

Oberlin Indians Seek Win at Norwalk in Independent Game

Oberlin High's Indians aim to improve their 4 4 4 season record as they travel to Norwalk for an independent game. They have defeated Clearview and Fairview, lost to Elyria and Berea, and tied Wellington and Rocky River this season. Kickoff time was not specified.

Rea Gama Willy Pela Ates A.heagairia Shaw Johnny Davis Pionters Feadohey Lakewood Lorain Tn Loraiy Medina Oberlin Indiana Elyria Amherst Fairview Hay Village Shaker Heights Willoughby Bassillon Warfer Canton McKinley Steubenville Ohio Cleveland Heights John Adama Lake Erlene Rocky River Parma River Sesson rView Sremont Bowling Green Mansfield Canton Timken Oberlin High Norwalk Clearview Berea Wellington

New London Wildcats At Medina In League Game

New London Highs Wildcats were scheduled to play Medina tonight in a Northern League clash under way. Medina faced Wellington as New London whipped Amherst at the season start, with both teams seeking league points and a decisive early section win.

New London Medina New London High Wildcats Bees Thighta Amherat Wellington

Women's Bowling Schedule in All City League

In Wykrent Recreation tonight the Women's All City Bowling League features four matches at 6 o'clock. Elyria Hardware faces Spring Valley, Elyria Furniture ve Knowles and Sniezek, Crandall Drug Store ve Gypsy Fiddie, Leo's Five va M BS A Labor Union.

Wykrent Elyria Hardware Spring Valley Elyria Furniture Knowles and Sniezek Crandall Drug Store Leo's Five Va. M Labor Union

Rifle Match Leads Alpha Omega Rutle Club

Fragmentary report notes a rifle match involving the Alpha Omega Rutle Club with Les Boys as captain. Scores cited include Willey 331 points, Townsend 179, and Thomas Ei Eki team with 6. Readable elements mention Fremont and Green, and a lead-in to a broader schedule or event context.

Wolign Lergins tAlpha Omega Rutle Club

Third Period Mn IO Wlaherty Gracie Rae D Mherrits

Fragmentary OCR text records a brief period ending event with names and partial phrases. No clear incident or outcome is readable. cannot confirm date or location from the provided snippet.

IO Wlaherty Gracie Rae d Mherrits Ture Ben Yd Aehea Maer Kor Trapp Eplese Malize

Unclear fragments report a local game and punting success

Fragmentary notes describe a football or athletic game with punting highlights and team mentions. Names and places are partly illegible, but reference to a South region game, recreation stadium, Clippers, and victory feel peripherally connected to a contest context.

Berea Clipped by Clearview in Wet-Field Triumph

Arthrell stars for Clearview as he scores the only touchdown and adds the extra point. Berea’s offense stalls in rain soaked conditions with a standout punt pinning Berea deep and a key interception return setting up Clearview’s scoring drive.

Arthrell Clippers Ling Betea Andy Kaczay Berea Washelsky Rames

All-Star Bowling League Sked For This Evening

Four matches are on the schedule for the Bowling Center All-Star League tonight at seven. The card features Moose Club No. 778 versus Rorick Insurance, Home Tavern versus Elyria Hardware, Read's Jewelers versus Broad Street Grill, and General Industries.

Bowling Center Moose Club No Rorick Insurance Home Tavern Elyria’ Hardware Read's Jewelersee Broad Street Grill Rubs Ber Heels General’ Industries

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