Elyria High Football History and Foggy Shaw Echoes
Elyria High’s 1948 football record stands at one win, five losses and one tie with two games left. The piece recalls 28 seasons of modern Elyria football, noting the 1941 team as the worst, and cites coaches such as Clymer and Trubey. It describes foggy Shaw-Elyria games, recalls past clashes, and notes a new five-school intercollegiate league forming among Ashland Defiance Bluffton Findlay Cedarville coupled with other local notes and college ties.
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Lyria High
Elyria
Phil Houserrman
Roy Clymer
Pioneers
Clymer
Iké Trubey
Elyria High
A. N
Chick) Smith
Smith
H. O
Curly) Stiffler
Stuifler
Paul Beeler
Ohio
Ashland
Defiance
Bluffton
Findlay
Cedarville
George Donges
Ashland College
Denges
Elvira Shaw
Bob Brown
North Olmsted High School
San Francisco 49Ers
Cleveland Browns
49Ers
Browns
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chicago Rockets
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Stadium
Lorain County
Otterbein
George Novotny
Ohio State
Otterbein Cardinals
Dart Keech
Wellington High
Pete Whitney
Rob Hubbard
Tony Marley
Earl Butler
Bowling Green University
Glass
Toledo University
Midhtenn Neormel
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Racine
Old White Stocking Park
Chicago
Chase, Pond
Edwards
Gas
Belden Sets 646 Series In Legion League Night
Belden led the American Legion League play at the Bowling Center with 232 and 646 scores to top the city and set a new season record. He steers Toggery Shop to 2,446 series in a two game win over No-Way Market while Day's Hardware split with Sy's Market. B and B Food Market posted a 2,579 series and Phil's Food Market added a 951 single as new season records.
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Ken Belden
American Legion
Belden
Toggery Shop
Day’s Hardware
Sy's Market
American Legion League
Beneee
Day's Hardware Oe
Popp Contractors
Dae Br
Nu-Way Merket
Sy's Market Ridgeville
Eldetread
ALT Bell Company Tee Aces
United Cleaners O
Welsh Plumbers
Fitch Company
Sy's
G. Gunderson
Bell Company Nets
Fitch Colpany
High
Rhepard Bell Company
Madara Creamery
Eidotread Supplyz
Hugh
R. Takacs
Eidutread Supply
Miller United Shoes
Welsh Mineral Home
A. Schoenbachler Muller United Shoes
Kirkpatrick Decorators
Nica
Torgery Shop
K. Belden Toggery Shop
West Side
Taimber
A. Shinske Welsh Plaumbers
Se Builders
Ruppelt
United Cleaners High Individiual
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Aarsihav Chemical Leader
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Veyria
Seth Eine
Enane
Jocias & Sresek
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St. Gianiets Steel Spew
Isa “Yao
Bowlers Pace Citywide League Play At Olympic Recreation
Last night at Olympic Recreation the Elyria leagues saw top marks by Ed Sensbach for City Grill with a 592 series and Diedrick a 215 single for Knowles and Sniezek, while Joe's Uphostery Shop held a slim lead with three straight wins. Layout Leads By Two posted a 2,567 series to set a season mark in the Pfaudler Company League, with Ship ping Room falling three games. Brickers led Harshaw Chemical with 2,174 in team play and Foster Box topped Brickers at 517. Masonry won twice against Nelsons Plumbers as Bob Copas led the winners with 508.
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Elyria Eagles
Ed Sensbach
City Grill
Diedrick
Knowles
Pfaudler Company
Shipping Room
Olympic Recreation
Stock Room
Don Mason
Enamel Room
George Krugman
Brickers
Nick Lanes
Truckers
Pigments
Foster Box of
Masonry
Buzz Masonry
Nelson's
Plumbers
St. John's
Last Night's Bowling Scores Across Ohio Venues
A sweep of varsity bowling results across Ohio and nearby towns shows Elyria leading with 18, Canton McKinley at 46, Massillon 80, and Warren 14. Other matches include Cleveland Heights 49 over Akron Buchtel 12, Sandusky 25, and several close games among Lorain, Kent Roosevelt, Toledo Libbey, and Stivers.
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Tech
R Springeld
Youngstown
Campbell
Memorial
Lancaster
Trenton
Gallipalli Jackson
Athens
Wellaton
Lakewood Oenene
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Wate
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Elyria Wee Bere
Elyria
Lakewood
Akron Buchtel
Football Results Across Colleges and Cities
Ohio and regional colleges posted varied football scores including Youngstown 19 Kent State 7, Cincinnati St. Xavier 0, Terrace Park 24 Loveland 12, Wittenberg 7 Marietta 26, and Georgetown 10 Denver 30. Other results featured Meade, Fisk, Clemson, Alabama State, and Temple in diverse outcomes across the schedule.
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Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Newport
Catholic
Wremlby
Plainville
Lockland Wayne
Terrace Park
Loveland
Youngstown
Kent State
Asiland
Kenyon
John Carroll
Care
Marietta
Wittenberg
Georgetown
Denver
Temple
Bucknell
West Chester
Millersville
Clemson
Boston College
Fisk
Alabama State
Dillard
Lemoyne
Citadel
Erskine
Maryland
Miami
Flow
Vanderbilt
Saddler Crowned Featherweight Champion From Royal Boxing Family
New featherweight champion Sandy Saddler, managed by Charley Johnston, defeated Willie Pep at Madison Square Garden. The Johnston family produced six world titles, with Jimmy Johnston guiding multiple champions before his 1946 death. Ned Johnston trained Saddler and the family legacy emphasized Saddler's powerful left hand and body punches.
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U.S
Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Royal Family
Sandy Saddler
Charley Johnston
Johnston Brothers
Saddler
Harlem
Willie Pep
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Johnston
Jimmy
Wise Guy
Abe Simon
Bob Pastor
Phil Scott
Jem Driscoll
Boer Rodel
Gypsy Daniels
Tom Cowler
Ned Johnston
Ned
Willie
St. Nicholas Arena
Charley
New York Boxing Managers Guild
Harley
Indiana Quintana
Sixto Escobar
Mike Belloise
Joey Archibsld
Lulu Costantino
Chalky Wright
Johnston
Hartford
Conn
Sandy
Johnstons
Kayves
Abe Aitel
Johnny Dundee
Johnny Kilbane
Tony Canzoneri
Bob Fitzsimmons
Citation Boosts Turf Earnings at Pimlico
Pimlico Md Citation increased his rumored earnings with a 1 594/5 mile Pimlico Special walkover win. He now sits at 830 250 in bank, inching toward Stymie's 911 335 record as Arcaro steered him to a fifth 25th victory in 27 starts. Whirlaway also walked over in 1942.
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Pimlico, Md.—.P
Citation
California
Calumet
Whirlaway
Canton McKinley Dominates Alliance 46-7 in Easy Triumph
Canton McKinley Bulldogs topple Alliance Aviators 46 to 7 before 25 500 fans at home. McKinley piled up 513 total yards to 263 for Alliance though the Aviators outpassed 181 yards through 11 of 20. Key touchdowns came early with John Coleeri sprinting 76 yards, Louis Mariani rushing from the 13, and Tony Rinalli finishing from the 21.
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Columbus
O. U.P
Canton McKinley Bulldogs
Ohio
Alliance Aviators
Bulldogs
Alliance
Aviators
Canton
John Coleeri
Louis Mariani
Tony Rinalli
Springfield Indians Slip Past Washington Lions 4-3 at Uline
The Springfield Indians moved within four points of Providence in the eastern AHL by edging the Washington Lions 4-3 at Uline Arena. After a tight first two periods tied 2-2, Springfield pulled away in the third with two unanswered goals to secure the win.
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Springfield Indians
Washington
Indians
Providence
Washinaton
Lions
Uline Arena
Merchants C Bowling League Tonight At Olympic Recreation
Four matches scheduled for seven o clock at Olympic Recreation. Kinter Realtors faces Neidmyer Hardware. Haserod Jewelers meets 3 Ms Restaurant. Ryder Hardware takes on Brander Shoe Repair. Ravagery Motors battles Bell Company. Africa noted as rich yet undeveloped with vast mineral wealth largely untapped.
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Merchants “C
Olympic Recreation
Kinter Realtors
Neidmyer Hardware
Haserod Jewelers
3 M's Resturant
Ryder Hardware
Branderd Shoe Repair
Ravagery Motors
Bell Company
Pioneers Fall to Shaw in Fog Shrouded Ely Stadium
Elyria High Pioneers lead 7-15 but fall 15-7 to Shaw High Cardinals in a Lake Erie League clash at Ely Stadium. The crowd of about 4,750 witnessed Elyria’s fifth defeat in seven games this season as Shaw posted its fourth win. The foggy night limited play early and heavily favored Shaw in a disappointing Elyria home curtain call for 1948.
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Russ Davies
C-T
Pee
Gridirn
Elyria High
Pioneers
Shaw High
Cardinals
Ely Stadion
Lake Erie
Elyria
Lakewood Rangers Clinch Tie for 1948 Erie Crown
Lakewood High's Rangers defeated Elyria 27-7 to clinch at least a tie for the 1948 Lake Erie League title. Lakewood can seal the undisputed crown with a tie in their final Erie contest against Shaker Heights, while Shaw must win both remaining league games to force a share. Elyria’s loss came as Shaw scored three touchdowns, aided by a stingy defense.
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Lakewood
Lerain
Erie
Steelmen
Rangers
Shaker Heights
Shaw
Lorain
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Shaw Cardinals blank Elyria as limiting Pioneers stalls scoring
Shaw held Elyria to 91 total yards and a single touchdown on a Curcillo interception return. Ted Francioso and Gordon McCarter fueled a 98 yard kickoff return and an 85 yard run denied by offside, while Shaw’s McCarter added a major scoring threat and a host of strong defensive stands.
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Elyria
Pioneers
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Cardinals
Sandusky
Niat
Ted Francioso
Cocaptain
Tony Curcillo
Bill Pennza
Curcillo
Cleveland Heights
Gordon McCarter
McCarter
How The Ball Carriers Fared
Elyria goes to front as the Cardinals pressued by McCarter’s rush. A drive to the Elyria 40 yard line yields a first down before play was halted by Shaw offside. Continued on Page 15.
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SHAW
McCarter
Diye
Pennza
Kell
Iddo
McGinley
Elyria
Cardinals
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