Lorain area high school sports and scheduling chaos amid league shifts
The piece details Elyria Lorain area athletics with Tribune reports on campus football and basketball plans, staff changes, and new schedules. It notes changes in coaches Pete Hallberg and Harry Frankfather, the Grade School League’s double round robin, and upcoming games at Ely Stadium, plus former Elyria players Klimczak and Nadnicki pursuing college play. It mentions local squads in Lorain Sandusky Lakewood and Navy service impacts, including Otto Graham’s Cleveland Browns connection.
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Pete” Hallberg
Harry Frankfather
Enet Wilde
George ‘Thoultet
Walter Adtet
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Dtaben
Wintsbe
Flames
Eutydnicki
Felis
High Lake Erie
Kumezak Owas
Bowling Green University Pau
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Vinelr Navy
Ralph Bauer
Elyria High
Ralph Denedict
Scheol
Cal
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Teserve
Loraine
Sandusky
Lakewood
Carl L. Smith
Athietioa
Curt Lewis
Otto Graham
Cleveland Brest
Lake Erie
Shaw
Erie
Elyria
Bowling League Opens With Narrow Olympia Wins
A disordered fragment from a bowling league report lists teams such as Stone's Tavern and Peking Motors. It notes Elyria Hing Bowing and Botanet Plorlat, with Joe Varady as top individual at 84 dollars and a high game of 247. Other matchups include Firestone, Chub, and Ready Cigar.
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Loraine
Labad
Uniai We
Sheeltta
Wealihehiouse
Ana Mace
Stone's Tavern
Aa Dawe Manilfac
Tre
Rite Loop
Botanter
Porlat
Browlas
Sileeck
Elyria Hing
Seanor
Olympia
Botanet
Plorlat
Wiinite
Hte Altaight
Peking’ Motors
Knowles
Sileset
Lisa
Blyrle - Brast
Ani Bronte
Powers
Dawley
Kichat Ridge
Cigars
Firestone
Jarbera
Lyre Olympia
Bisol
Terreil Gerv
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Golf league playoffs edge toward league championship
The Wall's Restaurant golf team led by Joe Van fired 34 to pace Spring Valley Vine in a 2-5-0 win over Olsen Manufacturing as Spring Valley Twi-Lite League moves to crown second half champion in American Division. In National Division American Radiator claimed second half with a 3-3 record, setting up an 18 hole playoff for the season title.
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Joe van
Spring Valley Vine
Olsen Manufecturing’ Company
Americ ‘Tan Radiator
Elyria Hi-Speed
Vic Silver Jewelers
Banqlet
Spring Valley
Timma Spring Company
Supper Club
Prandier Company
Rogard Furniture
Sober's Jewelers
Tool Company
Timms Spring Company
UAW
Jai Vie Silva Company
Knowlem and
Sniezek
Stone's Grill
Thomasson
Harcrodt Jewelers i
Wen Kreeger
K.and & ‘Tech Company
Hane
Don Gurney
Max Julawice
Louie Lapas
Fred Yelges
Ufetime Law
Man Jalowiec
Ken Reach
Nick Rost
Fred Helges
Wee Kreger
George Glenke
H. Mertera
Howard Blanford
Bud Weikel
R Jewelers
Proudler
Illinois Prepares for Wild Western Conference Title Bid
Editor's note previews Illinois football under coach Ray Elliott as a top Western Conference contender. The article highlights returning lettermen, star backs Claude Young and Jules Ryko vich, quarterback Perry Moss awaiting eligibility, and a strong line led by Bill Huber and Alex Aguse. Season opener set for September 3 against Pittsburgh with Notre Dame visit soon after.
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Ray Ellet
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Buddy)Young
Ellott
Pacific Coast
Navy
Fleet City
Jules
Rykovich
Notre Dame
Midwest
Young
Hallo
Brent Deception
Minois
Mation
Rykovici
Perry Moss
Auarterback
Tulsa University
Sean
Diapate
vMosa
Moss
Ay Gir
Richland
Wash
Eliot
Bill Huber
Frans Banyan
Joe Muscem
Johnny Genls
Mike Kusap
Alex Aguse
Mas Wenskanee
Uinois
Efforts Underway to Add Planned Games this Fall
Readers report scattered notes about scheduling adjustments for a series of games. Efforts are in progress to secure additional matchups this season, aiming to fill the calendar with more events in October and beyond.
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Eptember
Ganduaky
Dodgers and Cardinals clash for NL pennant in tense battle
In a pivotal series, the Brooklyn Dodgers face the St Louis Cardinals with the Cards leading the league in runs batted in and team batting while Brooklyn trails in several key categories. The series spans five parks as the Dodgers play five games away before returning to Ebbets Field.
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St.Louis Cardinals
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Dodgers
Ebbets Field
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Brooklyn
Cardinals
Barons Acquire Leswick From Wings
The Cleveland Barons purchased right wing Leswick from the Detroit Red Wings, previously a standout for Indianapolis Capitals. Leswick tallied 78 goals and 52 assists in a prior season, cementing his status as a top scorer.
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Indianapolis Capitals
Cleveland Barons
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Forlay
Leswick
Detroit Red Wines
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Jas Diggpelig
Manne
Lutheran Bowling League Season Opener at St Johns Lanes
The St John’s School bowling season opens Thursday at Third Avenue alleys with eight o’clock start. Officials report the league’s first matches, featuring teams from Lutheran churches, as the season runs into September.
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Jon N'ebulagran
Leos Ave
St. Job's School
St John's Alleys
New Ohio State Coach Bixler Stirs Open Practice Talk
News reports describe Phil Bixler, new Ohio State football coach, as refreshingly candid with sports writers. He engages daily with reporters after practice, offers clear assessments, and avoids overpromising while acknowledging team strengths and defensive concerns. The piece notes his approach contrasts with past coaches and mentions an upcoming National Left-Handed Golfers Association tournament at Sedgefield County Club.
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Power Bikter
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Eo Phey
Cary Eriand
Gene Sarazen
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Dietrion Press
Phil Bixler
Ohio State
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Binley
Football squad shows a tough backfield and heavy tackles
The team faces a fierce tackle shuffle with five candidates contending for left and right spots. Seniors Kepler Neu Mann and Browne anchor the line while Tom Browne and Herky Annable vie for guard roles. Backfield features junior Kameron and senior Ward with Cam eron at 6 feet 10 inches and 365 pounds as a standout. Wood, listed at 165 pounds, may back up key positions as the season opens.
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Don Thomas
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Appleton
Wisconsin
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Cameron
Kepler
Sam Yvermeyer
Thoman
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Nick Kafanovich
Browne
Ponds
Letterman
Jim Dulmagets
Wlern
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