Early 1950 football season brings rule changes and team notes
The season opens with Elyria versus Cleveland West as coaches announce five timeouts per half and new penalties for roughing on good place kick attempts. Reports cover Clearview Clearview Open and Elyria High plans to dress 45 players. Also notes Baldwin Wallace players and Red Rolfe managing Detroit Tigers while Herb Adams joins Indians and Elyria High releases two QB prospects at Ohio State.
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Elyria
Cleveland West
Elyrians
Canada
Johnny Pais
George
Short) Smith
Pais
Carl Mallow
Sid Stone
Wellington
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Ed Hogan
Hogan
Football Titans
Browns
Eagles
Harrisburg
Washington
Cleveland
Williamsport
Baltimore
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Clearview
Clippers
Penfield Junction
Bob Bell
Blue and Gold
Lorain St. Mary’s
Recreation Field
Lorain
Trish
St. Mary’s
Elyria High
Bill Coyer
Coyer
Pioneers
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
Cover
Pioneer
Lorain County
Baldwin-Wallace College
Angelo Bangas
Gale Smith
Berea
Eddie Finnigan
Yellow Jackets
Ohio Wesleyan
Bishops
Baldwin-Wallace
Red Rolfe
Detroit Tigers
Look Magazine
Out
Rolfe
Herb Adams
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Chicago
Adams
Memphis
Adam
Hot Springs
Madisonville
Hollywood
Calif
Ohio State
Paul Hornung
The
Columbus Dispatch
Fesler
Wes Fesler
Jack Skelly
Chuck Grosse
John Lambert
Tlme
Skelly
Grosse
Lambert
Jim Wilson
Tom Kirllough
Joe Sloan
Bob Shaw
Marsh Galloway
Dick Titus
Titus
Las
Dick Carmine
Jack Nickels
Carl Lyngso
Craid Stewart
Louis Traxler
Bob Erickson
Charles Myers
Bell
Jim Monagan
World Match Game Bowling Champions to Play in Elyria Benefit
The E and B Beers of Detroit will face the Better Line team of Elyria in a Sept. 23 benefit exhibition at Olympic Recreation. Net proceeds go to Elyria Community Chest. Tickets 50 cents. aim is to raise at least $400. The Detroit champions include Chuck O'Donnell and Fred Bujack. Better Line lineup lists Gene Henke and others.
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Elyria
Detroit
Olympic Recreation
Better Line
Elyria Liquor Dealers Association
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Phil Cerasa
Elyria Liquor Dealers Ass‘n
Ass'n
Cerasa
Motor City
Tavern Pale
Chicago
Buddy Bomar
Tavern
Cleveland
American Bowling Congress
Marty Luby
Michigan
Stroh Brewery
Chuck O'Donnell
Fred Bujack
George Young
Lou Sieleff
Thurman Gibson
O'Donnell
Bujack
Lorain County
Gene Henke
Adam Lepkowski
Bill Mackin
Sam Nagy
Bert Kuhn
Ray Wykrent
Kuhn
Lorain
Little League Awards Conclude Elyria Season
The Elyria Little League season closed with a post from the Elyria American Legion Post 12 awarding 53 players and 18 extra all star members. Special honors included MVP Billy Bruce and others for sportsmanship batting and fielding. Johnny Murphy of the Cleveland Class F League spoke as officials noted future junior leagues and continued city support.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Billy Bruce
Paul Walker
Bob Hutman
Bill Broadwell
Stan Kaminski
Ernie Webb
Bob Fritz
Jackie Ross
Johnny Murphy
Fisher Food Company
Murphy
Cleveland Stadium
L. R. Boyson
Legion Post
Melvin Harper
John Kolopos
Post
S. S. Courtney
Canton
Harold Block
Elyria Recreation Board
Elyria High School
Little League
Paul Corbin
Wally Forbes
American Legion
Paul Fritz
United Polish Club
John Wircenske
V.F.W. No
Ed Siffert
Elyria Eagles
Max Pedley
Henry Ault
George Day
CSI Women's Auxiliary
Kennel Club To Meet On Thursday
The Lorain County Kennel Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at Ra ims Green Parrot Tavern at Center Ridge and Barton Roads in Westlake. Guest Maxwell Riddle of the Cleveland Press will present colored dog pictures.
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Lorain County
Louis Rated Only Logical Contender In Heavy Division
Detroit, Sept 27 Yankee Stadium in New York will host Joe Louis as the NBA rated him the only logical contender in the heavyweight division despite a two year ring absence. The rankings list Walcott and Lee Savold as outstanding boxers with Louis as the sole logical contender behind champion Charles.
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Detroit
U.P
National Boxing Association
Joe Louis
Louis
Ezzard Charles
N.B.A
Yankee Stadium
New York
Bomber Joe
Jersey Joe Walcott
Blond Lee Savold
Charles
Joe Walcott
Lee Savold
Joe Bakasi
Rocky Marciano
Bob Baker
Rex Layne
Roland LaStarza
Omedo Sar Brion
Frankie Bufford
Agramonte
Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Bob Satterfield
Bob Murphy
Harry Matthews
Jimmy Mention
Nick Barone
Bert Letel
Lloyd Mar- Slade
Tommy Yarcasz
Shall
Middlewlight
Jake la- Motta
Ray Robinson
Soacrz
Laurent Dauthuille
Dave Sands
Robert Villemain
Tiberio Mittl
Rocky Graziano
Tony Janiro
Carl Olson
Artie Towne
Ray Barnes
Pact
Young
Charles Angaree
Gene Hairston
Lee Sala
Walter Carsier
Billy Graham
George Costner
Kid Gavilan
Charlie Wasari
Ike Williams
Freddie Dawson
Art King
Jesse Flores
Soba L. Daris
Carlos Chavez
Art Aragon
Campbell
Sandy Pep
Saddler
Willie
Ray Famechon
Charles Riey
Vic Toweel
Manuel Ortiz
Luis Romero
Lois Gaillant
Ellen Bennett
Reuben Smith
Luis Castrvio
Lado Marino
Terry Allen
Peter Keenan
Ronore Pratesi
Jean Sneyers
Maurice Sandeyron
Elks League Leads City Bowling Action With Top Scores
Elks Loop teams lead the city bowling circuits with a 2536 team series by Hart Construction and a 909 single by Rainbow Lanes. Kenny Beal's 568 series tops individuals for B and B Food Market at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes, while Henry Hart and Jim O Connor tie for best single game with 224.
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Elyria Elks League
West Side
Lumper Peery-Fay
Mesar Florists
Hiku Ingivaual
J. Hence
Ming
West Slag Lumber
Bud Shindier
Collins Auto Parts
Perkins Motors
Perkins Motors Seeese Loy
John Bousek
Wees
B & B Food Market
Botamer Florists
K. Beal
B & & Food Market
Woods
Bud's Barbers
Ae Alvidia
Betty Beeederene
Eric Rudilo
Duke Johnson Smitty's
Bud's Barbers Onna
Greenfield Ecorator
Pat Smit Haury
Dicken Funeral Home
Smitty's Package Store
P. Drias
Dicxen Funeral Home
Léo
Knowles
F. Snoble
Sniezek
Kuittal
Moelk Sales
Bittner Funeral Home
Evans Lanes
Nemees Elyria Auto Parts
Hart Construction RG
Elyria
Lincoln-Mercury
H. Aisserberth
Econes
Hart Construction
Rothgery Service
Firestone
H c R Auto Parts
McKibben
C SI
Rainbow Lanes
Meyer Motors
Cree
Lorain Glass
Lorain Glass Ween Ee
Harshaw Ceramics “League Brickers Tsetse Can Oe Ae Teen Teens Chemical
H. Hahn
Seccevessee
Pike Lines
J. Martin
Industries League
Teeeee
al Fatz
Tadivia Seeny
Ben Janow
Stan Karby
Kenny Beal
Fat Stoney
Henry Hart
Jim O'Connor
Elks Keglers
Shockers
Harshaw Chemical League
Olympic Recreation
Donald Haas
Gas Company
Warehouse
Motor Builders
General Industries League
Bowl-O-Drome
Ben Janowicz
John Bousex
Sally Knittal
Smitty's
Mooseheart Bowling League Opens Season Tonight
The Mooseheart Bowling League starts its season with four matches scheduled at the Bowling Center. First matches include B & B Food Market versus Real Cleaners and T and J Movers versus LeGrange Hardware. Elyria Bowling Center faces Stoney's Rainbow, while Elyria Brass and Bronze meets O'Donnell's Distributors.
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Mooseheart
B & B Pood Market
Real Cleaners
T & J Movers
LeGrange ‘Hardware
Elyria Bowling Center
Stoney's Rainbow Sir
Lyria Brass & Bronze
O'Donnell's Distributors
W A M S Pin Schedule for Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
The Western Automatic Bowling League bowls six matches at 7 PM at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Card features Shippers vs Gridleys, Engineers vs Department No 43, Det No 44, Tool Room vs Department No 42, Grinders vs Sales, Inspection vs Drew Plant.
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Western Automatic Bowling League
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Shippers
Gridleys
Dept
Engineers
Fienencial Department
Drew Plant
New London Opens 1950 Season Against Amherst Comets
New London High Wildcats, under coach Bob Brownson, prepare for the opening game of the 1950 season at Amherst. Amherst lists starters Kelley, Perkins, Ritchey, Evans, DeLapp, Atkinson, Hook, Mack, Lucas, Ross, Edgington, and First Game Since 1947. Amherst beat New London 29 13 in 1947. last season New London went 6 4 while Amherst halted a eight game streak.
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NEW London
Bob Brownson
New London High Wildcats
Amherst High
Comets
Amherst
Kelley
Perkins
Ritchey
Evans
DeLapp
Atkinson
Hook
Mack
Lucas
Ross
Edgington
UPC Athletes Meet Tonight At Clubrooms
All participants in UPC sponsored sports programs are to meet tonight at 8 30 o clock per chairman Zig Sadowski. The UPC clubrooms host the meeting open to bowlers golfers softball players and basketball players.
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Zig Sadowski
UPC
Medina Oberlin Lead Race For 50 Pennant in Southwestern
Medina and Oberlin sit as top contenders in the 1950 Southwestern Conference football race with Clearview and Rocky River close behind. Rocky River's 19-game league-unbeaten run and Medina's 14-game league streak loom, while Amherst Fairview Wellington and Oberlin face early tests this week as independent games reveal strength.
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Medina
Oberlin
Rk River
Pirates
Clearview
Clippers
Rocky River
Skein
Jim Follinger
Boyd Robinson
Bees
Indians
Amherst
Joe Hudak
Comets
Fairview
Nelson Russ
Wellington
New London
North Olmsted
Kent Roosevelt
Orrville
Bay Village
Huron
Lorain St. Mary's
Lorain's
Jim Kelly
Milroy
Butch) Johnson
S. W
Pet
Pits
Rocky River Ee
Samesesenee
Oberlin Eee
Etone
Eecrissesee
Medina Sen Nee Ee
Eetonree
Suseves Ae
Wellington Wee Teenes
Nee
Aenee Ae
Censese
ISL
Clearview Sage
Amherst Sanseery
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Chronicle-Telegram
Okie
Zou
Kennel Club
Elks Loop
Mooseheart League
W.A.M.S
Randall Park
Montrose
Byria Savings Bank Bldg
Randall Motts
Seelwall
Western Australia
Eiyrie
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
W. Bridge St
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