Fesler Leaves Ohio State For Minnesota Coaching Post
Wes Fesler departs Ohio State after four seasons plus a Big Ten title to take the Minnesota head coaching job. He notes a difficult rebuilding task as Minnesota, under Ernie Bierman, slipped to a one win season in 1950 and will rely on sophomores and newcomers in 1951. A Minnesota note adds that the 32 freshman at Ohio State were the smallest turnout in years, with few expected to reach the varsity level.
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Ohio State
Wes Fesler
University of Minnesota
Fesler
Columbus
Cam
Novee
Ucigat
Bucks
End
California
Aig
Minnesota
Fester
Wes
Sernie Bierman
Bierman
Feslers
National Guard
Ountry
Eshmen
Ida
Irner Lake Erie
Woody Hayes
Jerry Krisher
Massillon
Jim Reichenbach
Tasston
Doug Goodsell
Upper Arlington
Dave Leggett
New Philadelphia
John Boron
Alliance
Richard
Skip) Doyle
Emor
Rochester
Doyle
Danowicz
Pennsylvania
Mayes
Harlan Chapman
Elyria High
Chapman
Pioneers
Ron Fenmk
Bull Coyer
Fenik
Miller
Armand Hess
Lions Rally to Edge Browns 21-20 in Exhibition
Detroit capitalized on two Graham passes intercepted for touchdowns as Boo Smith and Leon Hart scored in the third quarter. Doak Walker added a seven yard TD and the Lions held on for a 21-20 victory over the National League champion Cleveland Browns before 35 165 fans.
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Detroit
Otto Graham
Lions
Cleelaway Browns
Browns
Lou Groza
Warren Lahr
Bobby Layne
Boo Smith
Eon Hart
Graham
Doak Walker
Walker
Amherst High Comets rely on 11 lettermen for 1950 grid season
Amherst High in Lorain County, under coach Joe Hudak, aims to reverse a two win 17 game slide by fielding a 22-man squad with 11 lettermen at ten positions. Starters compete for roles at guard tackle end and back, while seven seniors anchor the lineup as freshmen prep for opening games.
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Lorain County
Chester A Gibbons
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Grafton
Columbia
Brookside
Ridgeville
LaGrange
Ray Thompson
Elyria
Les Gast
Jud Wehman
Amherst
Joe Hudak
Amherst High Comets
Comets
Hudak
Loram County
Eaton High
Avon Peat
Earl Barekert
Rich Fiwinski
George Berrington
Steve Latran
Ron Briggs
Marvin Starbuck
Bill Starbuck
Jack Moskal
Don Starbuck
Rich Wilford
Allan Howells
Charles Fashing
Rich Gasper
Charles Blair
Blair
Lorain St. Mary's
Wilford
Fashing
Gasper
Berrington
Briggs
Howells
Bla
Brandon
Alaskar
Elliott
Moore
Mulder
Pozmak
Tabbert
Woodrmg
Reimbhardt
Baickert
Starbuck
Wilfor
Sutie
Fight Results From Unied Fressy Ey in Orleans
Unclear fight results report from New Orleans area event lists multiple fighters and outcomes with many garbled names and places. Key names include Thompsonville and Sam-a r, with references to Denver and Miss tied to match results. The fragmented text lacks clear winner and score details.
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Fressy EY
Orleans
Wits
Pep Mt
Fact
Chey Gontaer Sa
Denver
Dykes Keeps A’s Climbing In The American League
Jimmy Dykes, longtime Athletics manager, has repeatedly toppled league leaders this season. The 54-year-old “Little Round Man” guides Oakland from midpack to challenge Yankees White Sox and Indians, while remaining a staple of the club’s past and present.
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Scott Baillie
United Press
EW York
Jimmy Dykes
Athletics
Yankees
White Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Hollywood
Sox
Pens
The
Lance
Joe McCarthy
City Golf League set for annual roundup on September 8
Local Links Highlights calls on team captains to report attendance to Bill Ehlke, loop secretary, for the Elyria event with play starting at 1 pm and a buffet and prize awards. Sponsors invited. contact Ehlke at 30-220. Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf Association met Tuesday with multiple prize winners in Classes A B and C and a low net sweepstakes by Mrs. L. Murrayson.
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City Golf League
Bill Ehlke
Ehlke
Elyria Country Club Women's Golf Association
Grade School Grid Sets Meetings for Four Centers
Candidates from North Ely and South Hamilton East McKinley and West Jefferson will meet Thursday at 3 PM to discuss the football season. Coaches Kolopus Stubblefield Hersman Bara Luecke set drills Friday with season opener September 28 on Ely Stadium grid. Eligible players come from Hy St. Jude's St. John's Lutheran and St. Mary's north of Broad for North and south of Broad for East and West centers.
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North
Ely
South
Hamilton
East
McKinley
West
Jefferson
Louie Kolopus
Kolopus
Cliff Stubblefield
Bob Hersman
Johnny Bara
Bob Luecke
Stubblefield
Hersman
Bara
Steve Zvosec
Luecke
Ray Wilson
Zvosec
Wilson
Elyria High
Ely Stadium
St. Jude's
St. John’s Lutheran
St. Mary's
Broad Street
Franklin
Holy Cross
Carlisle
St. Agnes
UPC And Columbia Meet Tonight In Softball Playoff
United Polish Club and Columbia W. E. W. No. 9340 clash at Lexington Avenue field in a two game series with season title on the line. UPC leads first half with six wins one loss and mixed second half at 4 2. Columbia Vets reverse marks with second half crown and 6 1 second half. A third decisive game would follow if the twin bill splits. Industrial League trophies for champion Coach Athene and runner-up awarded between games.
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United Polish Club
Columbia W. E.W. No
City
Lexington Avenue Field
UPC
Columbia Vets
Athene
Yankees Return To Top In American As Indians Are Beaten
Yankees climb back to first after Cleveland loses 3 to 1 in 11 innings to the White Sox. Vic Raschi the anticipated starter against Boston while Early Wynn faces Marlin Stuart as the Indians chase the lead. Saul Rogovin held Cleveland to eight hits and Luke Easter and Eddie Robinson provided early runs.
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Yankees
Indians
White Sox
Milton Richman
United Press
New York
Casey Stengel
Big Vic
Raschi
Red Sox
Leo Kiely
Cleveland Indians
Gus) Wynn
Marlin Stuart
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
White Sox edge Indians in 11 innings for 3 1 win
Saul Rogovin pitched the White Sox to a 3 1 victory over the Cleveland Indians in 11 innings last night.
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United Press
Saul Rogovin
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Branca Faces Johnson as Dodgers Hold Lead in NL
Easter’s walk and Fox’s failure to cover second on a force play set the stage for a rally, then Rogovin, the ex-Detroiter, pitched to Paul Lehner who lined out to end the game. Brooklyn led the National League by six games awaiting Branca to square off with Ken Johnson.
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Easter
Fox
Big Rogovin
Paul Lehner
Brooklyn
Angy Ralph Branca
Ken Johnson
Box Score Chicago vs Cleveland Baseball Clash Fights to End
Chicago and Cleveland clash as Rogovin and Lemon lock in a pitching duel. Chicago pushes two runs in the early innings, Cleveland ties late, but a tense finish caps with a 2 to 1 final as Rugovin earns the win and Lemon takes the loss with steady relief from the bullpens. Key players include Carrasquel Robinson and Easter delivering offense for Chicago and Avila Easter and Kennedy adding run support for Cleveland. Attendance reaches 20,021 in a tight classic at the park.
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Chicago
Baker
Fariia
Rf Robinson
Niarhos
Carrasquel
Sss
Totais Cleveland Micheli
It Avila
S. Easter
Stionness McCosky
Mf. Kennedy
Cr Wyns
Dl Hansen - Boone
Adine Hegan
Lemon
Poos Wees
Tatas
Obith
Easter
Kennedy
Wynn
Boone
Cleveland
Raster
Robinson
Cole
Busby
Simpson
McCosky
Zartila
Easte
Avila
Hosen
Fox
Rovinson
Rogoyin
Rogovin
Balk
Duffy
McKine
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Lorain County League
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Briggs Stadium
Ec Sot
Natonal Leese Ftaser
Elmer Rice
John Carroll University
Mintary Acad
West Point
John Mauer
University of Finraw
Ripley
John Carroll
Cal Ripley
Georgetown
Yale
Columba
Notre Dame
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Andy High
Dodgers
Allan Roth
Statistican
Johnny Cortomy
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
Lions Register Surprise
Duteh
Hart
Dim Martin
Thurman McGraw
Lou Creekmar
Groza
Bowling Headquarters
PRO
al Pollard
Jimmy Phelan
Barney Poole
Comiskey Park
Sportrait
Connie Mack
Mack
Kessler Brothers
Kesslers
Shad Roe
Haserodt
FP. Cowell
C. Russert
G. H. Smith
B. V. Myers
B. J. Gollmar
R. D. Berkebile
L. S. Murray
Myers
Chrysler Corporation
Toda
Spitzer Motors
Dodge-Plymouth
E. Bridge St
Husky Saul Rogovin
Bob Lemon
Luke Easter
Eddie Robinson
Nellie Fox
al Zarilla
Barney McCosky
Bob Kennedy
Ray
Coleman
Jim Busby
Sages
Lermon
Harry
Suttease
Phillies
Ebbets Field
Giants
Branca
Sheldon Jones
Gal Maglie
Warren Spann
Dim Wilson
Kelly
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Poplin, Gabardine
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