Elyria Pioneers to Face Toledo DeVilbiss Friday Night
Elyria High marks a 1947 season opener with coach Ike Frabey listing starters for the Pioneers against Toledo DeVilbiss. Expected lineup centers on Gleisner at quarterback with Moyer Hengartner Hahn and Cureillo among the backs and linemen Resar Lear and Glass in key roles.
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Ike) Frabey
Elyria High
Toledo Devilbiss
Elyria
Tigers
Bob Hengartner
Ralph Moyer
Jit Lear
Bill
Nick Resar
Jack Crawford
Ollie Glass
Don G
Une
Hackfeld
End Hengariver
Hork
Lear
Gleisner
End Moyer
Helen
Bly Stadium
Vergartner
Glass
Geisner
Janowicz
Moyer
Cureilie
Crawfarits
Ray Kemp
Foreign Netters Face Tests In Title Tourney
New York UPI reports eight of ten remaining foreign threats in Kramer’s U S championship field face stiff tests today. Kramer beat Enrique Moren 6-1 6-1 6-4 to reach the fourth round while Bromwich Pails and other internationals compete in ten scheduled matches across men’s and women’s divisions. Australian Davis Cup players Bromwich and Pails meet Montreal’s Rochon and San Francisco’s Coater as the foreign contingent presses for Berths in the next round.
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New York
Jack Kramer
U. S
Kramer
Enrique Moren
Argunfing
Eearts
Jareday Drobny
Czerhaevakia
Ack Hramwiel
C Long
Dibny Pils
Austentill
Bernard Destreman
France
Une Mach
Mben
Bromwich
Australia
Henri Rochon
Montreal
Aainet
Clarenes Coater
San Francisco
Altner
Tom Brown
Bob Falkenborg
Hollywood
Eddie Morhin
Sanrancisco
Assault to meet 1948 Derby winner in $100,000 race
Lexington reports Warren Wright confirms Assault to race Sept 27 at Helmont Park if Belmont meets conditions, trainers Ben and Jimmy Jones say the Derby winner is in satisfactory condition and training will start immediately. Previous Washington Park race canceled after Assault pulled up lame. Acme ranks second in all-time earnings behind Stymie.
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Lexington
Ures
Calumet Farm
Helmont Park
Warren Wright
Ben
Jimmy Jones
Belmont
Washington Park
Robert Kieberg
Esterday
New York
Kings
Ragiuist
Acme
Stymie
Feneennennedenree
Upset by Bariteau in National Amateur golf round
Bariteau toppled Quick in the third round of the National Amateur at Pebble Beach as top players including Stranahan Bishop Ward Chapman and others challenge for the title. Upset overpowered by strong play from Bariteau and nearby contenders.
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Quick
Bariteau
Delmonte
Cal
Hors Eh
Wacktram San Dose
Cab
Frank Stranahan
Ted Bishop
Furnier Eborpian
Marvin Hugh Ward
Dirk Chapman
Srubey Quick
Othe
Wilker
Fey
Jdark
Serond
Haris Gayo
Seattle
Wort
Home Bowling League Opens Season Tonight
Local bowling clubs ignite the season with matches on opening night. Teams include Hart watt versus Moose hut and Weese against Htuiee Briedade, with early standings and player rotations shaping the early race.
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Basti
Lesage
Ossian
Abesreale
Faryak
Hart Watt
Moose Hut
Leipnian
Cubs Sign Goss Brighton Athlete
Astor athlete at Brighton High School for four years, Land Goss signed by the Chicago Cubs of the National League after high school. Goss played with the Brighton team in the Lorain Medina County League, joined the Chicago Training School team of Mansfield, and is assigned to the Cubs Marion Ohio State League team, reporting in March.
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Astor
Brighton High School
Leland Goss
Chicago Cubs
Gioss
Brighton
Chicago
Mansfield
Jim Lumper
Mansfield High
Fross
Cubs
Marion
Mareh
Rookie May Make Browns First Eleven
Cleveland Browns coach Paw Brown rates rookie Bob Cowan of Indiana University as a strong candidate for the starting lineup at right half. Cowan, a Fort Wayne native, impressed after two games and is planned to boost the offense, though he may remain primarily a reserve on defense. He previously starred as a sprint champion and showed top speed on several exhibitions before the season opener against the Bills.
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Paw Brown
Cleveland Browns
Bob Cowan
Indiana University i
Browns
Dodgers
Cowan
Brown
Don Greethwood
Gowan Alse
Greenwood
Cleveland
Irole
Edgar
Jones
Tommy Colca
Fort Wayne
Ind
Browne
Watt Baltimore
Colle
Dettiv
Buoffalo
Bin
Yamomed
Randy
Bub Stanis
Louis Says Title Status Hinges on Nine Bout Schedule
Chicago heavyweight champion Joe Louis declared his title is at stake in a series of nine scheduled one round to ten round bouts over the next nine months, insisting that if he is knocked out he would lose the championship. He noted New York rules restrict title bouts under 155 rounds and emphasized the fights mean as much as any prior title defenses. Louis fights Jersey Joe Walcott in a ten round match planned for November in Madison Square Garden.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
New York
Joel
All Stars Face D Champions in Cascade Sunday
The All Stars, featuring notable players from Ware and Lehman Johnson Realtors, prepare for a Sunday clash with the D champions at Cascade. Manager Hig Neff leads the squad as pitch and fielding practice focus on tight defense, sharp hitting, and coordinated infield play to counter the champions’ strong offense.
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All-Stars
Cascade
Baseball League
Parseh Lumber Akippe
Lehinen-Johnson Realtors
Allstars
Wud
Arvay
rAforan
Hania Hug
Kortushowa
Dhaidawaye
Mhesay Servier
Syracuse Buffalo Cop In Playoffs
Syracuse and Buffalo figures vie for playoff spots as teams clash in a tense lead up. The article highlights the national focus on the matchup and notes key moments and standings shaping the postseason push.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Cop
United Press
City League Playoff: Vets Tie Series With 5-4 Win
In a tense second game the Vets beat General Industries 5-4 at Oberlin Rear field to even the playoff series at one victory apiece. Mike Bodnar pitched eight hits over six innings and produced a seventh inning rally, offsetting General Industries scoring and setting up a deciding championship game next Tuesday night amid a delayed schedule and invitational tournament context.
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General Industries
Oberlin
Ihampionship
Mike Bodnar
Vets
Chuck Hobar
Industrial League Monarchs
Coun
Sting
Dine
Nie
Leo Kiinas
Walt Kash
Leroy Johnson
Andy Svetta
Russ Sheaffer
Joe Yarsa
Svetta
Sheaffer
Yarsa
Bob Duseha
Earl Mahl
Alex Mike
Russ’ Koch
Hone
Bill Mikd
Ed Gawlik
Duscha
Bodnar
Stan Dumsky
Kochnied
Vets’ Triple, Held Third Ihrough
Bednar
Mahl
Alex Miko
Paul Janosko
Hobar
Atrond
Harry Murawski
Frank Frita
Bruno Volk
Ar Anheld
Kunas
West Kash
Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association Results
The Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association met Tuesday for weekly play. Class A winner was Mrs S Murray with a 51 18. Mrs F OK Hraudau won in Stats Bowath 36 1838, and Mrs Schnitgen triumphed in Class C with 57 19 98.
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Elyria Country Club
S. Murray
F. OK. Hraudau
Bowath
Schnitgen
Gus and Blith Uprising Reported at Regal
Gus and Blith lead an uprising at Regal while Buffalo wins on a home run by Eerl Rappoie. Jersey Cus suffers a setback as Dio secures a 2-0 outcome in a tense game.
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Gus
Regal
Biffalo
Rolls 601 Series Tops Kegling In Automatic Loop
Glenn McClymonds led scoring as ahig Department 42 captured team honors in the Western Automatic League opener at the Bowling Center. He posted a 60 total and a 24 game while the department squad totaled 881 in a 2440 series, beating Stock Department. Rebuilders Inspection Draw Plant Office and Gridleys swept their matches. Women and Team No 14 defeated LaGrange Hardware in Olympic Recreation Women’s League action.
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Glenn McClymonds
Ahig Department
Western Automatic League
McClymonds
Olympic Recreation
Team No. 14
LaGrange Hardware
Klein's Clippers Dominate With 770 Single And 209 Series
Klein's Clippers win two games from Buckeye Mold and Laie while topping team scoring with a 770 single and a 209 series. Hazel Eady leads individuals with a 177 single and 476 series.
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Klein
Clippers
Buckeye Mold
Ohio Gridders In Rugged Drill
Ohio State football players endured a tough practice session under Coach Wes Fesler with an hour-long scrimmage. Quarterback Pete Perini strained an elbow muscle, Bob Denaidt and Howard Teitke collided, and Tom Watson required stitches near an eye. Ollie Cline quickly integrated into the lineup, moving from main string to near the second string as he relearned plays after Army service.
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Columbus—I
Ohio State
Wes Fesler
Pete Perini
Bob Denaidt
Howard Teitke
Tom Watson
Ollie Cline
Cline
Army
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