First Sunday showdown Lorain St Marys vs Norwalk St Pauls
Lorain St Marys and Norwalk St Pauls meet at Recreation Field Lorain next Sunday at 2 PM in what is billed as the county’s first scholastic football game. Coach Tommy Kane fields his Cavaliers after a 7-0 season opener over Strongsville, with a host of promising players listed.
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Lorain St. Mary's
Norwalk St. Paul's
St. Mary
Tommy Kane
Cavaliers
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Kane
Dave Burns
Joe Carrao
Dave Andrejewski
Gene Sofranke
Hill Sofranke
Bob Potega
Dan Gilles
Ray Saltis
Elyria High School
Chick Smith
Louie Kolopus
Anow
Kolopus
East
McKinley
George Thourot
Bob Baeder
North
Ely
Pris Hallberg
Carl Hall
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Hamilton
Harry Frankfather
Walt Adler
West
Jefferson
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Elytia Booster Club
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Outdoor sports show draws thousands in Cleveland crowd
An 8,000 plus audience attended the outdoor sports event in Cleveland with strong turnout expected for the remaining show segments. Enthusiasm ran high as vendors and participants showcased feats and demonstrations, promising continued excitement through the show’s final three days.
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Indians Split With A s In Double Bill
Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics at Shibe Park. In game one, Cleveland won 5 to 3 as Bob Feller gave up four homers including two by Joe Gordon. Joe Coleman allowed five hits. In game two, Philadelphia rallied to win 7 to 3, with Sam Chapman delivering the key hit and Don Black enduring a five-hit attack. The two games left both teams at 1–1 in the season series.
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Bob Feller
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Elyria Reserves Fall to Lorain in Opener 3-0
Elyria High School football reserves opened the 1947 season with a 13-0 loss to Lorain High Reserves at Recreation Field Lorain. Frank Martin scored on a 20 yard end run and connected with Don Fritz for a second Lorain touchdown. Martin to Fritz again for the extra point. Elyria threatened late in the fourth on a 35 yard pass from Don Yanke to Toot Ristas but stalled at the Lorain 19 yard line.
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Lorain High
Recreation Field
Lorain
Steel City
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Martin
Don Fritz
Elyria
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Don Yanke
Toot J Ristas
Syracuse Chiefs Eye Governor Cup Playoff Sweep
Syracuse Chiefs rally to a fast start in the seven game International League final aiming for a fourth Governor Cup without a loss. The team mounted 13 hits and carried the momentum to a likely victory in the opener.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Ouffale Patchers
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Smitty's Pin League Opens Season Tonight
Smitty's Bowling League opens the season at the Center tonight with four matches at 7 o'clock. Matches rotate weekly on Wednesdays at 7. Tonight's schedule features Hartivon Toolve Reser Service, Bud's Hattera vs Walker Service, Array Potato Uhipa vs Royal Crown Cola, Elyria Lumber and Coal vs Glenwood Tree Service.
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Glenwood Tree Service
Home Bowling League Schedule and Matches
The Home Bowling League lists weight matches at Olympic Recreation this evening. The card shows an early shift at 1 o clock with Lab Realtors 6 and Rabson Injury and IT. Later events include Clean 8 at Realtors and Thornburg.
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Spring Valley
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Celock
Oberlin
Histas Funeral
Elyria Hardware
Lor
Honor Finnigan To Be Honored In Reserve-BW Game
Western Reserve Athletic Director W. M. Couneell announced honors for Eddie Finnigan former Reserve standout now coaching at Baldwin Wallace. The event may mark the final Reserve-BW clash as Reserve exits the Mid-American Conference leaving next season unclear for scheduling. Finnigan was a nine-letter winner at Reserve and renowned track coach at BW.
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Western Reserve
W. M. Couneell
Eddie Finnigan
Western Reserve University
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Maxim Thomas Fight Tonight Promises Narrow Victory
Joey Maxim contests Negro heavyweight John Thomas in New York in a feature bout as Maxim seeks the No 7 ranking in the National Boxing Association ratings. Thomas brings a knockout record and previously defeated Maxim in a scramble noted by local observers.
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American Hockey League to Open Season Oct 4
New York American Hockey League officials announced a 374 game schedule the longest in the leagues history opening Oct 14 with eight of 11 teams in action Washington Lions return after a four year absence to face the Philadelphia Rockets in Washington opening night Buffalo visits Cleveland Pottsburgh meets St Louis and Hershey hosts Springfield The Bears defend their title with Hershey at home to Philadelphia others start Oct 16 at New Haven Providence and Pittsburgh make their bows New Haven Providence Ramblers Caps at St Louis Philadelphia Rockets first home game Oct 29 vs Pittsburgh
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Defeat Industries Wins City Title Rubber Game 4-2
In the third and final series game the Defeat Industries, city softball champions, fell 4-2 to the Vets at Oberlin Road Cela. Johnny Wheenske tossed six hits over five innings, allowing two unearned runs, while Russ Sheaffer homered for the Vets. Murawski starred for General Industries with three singles, but the Vets used a fifth inning rally to pull ahead and clinch the title for 1947.
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Diamond
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Johnny Wheenske
Western Automation Industrial
Rimorthurst
General Trndustries
Ares Murawski
Thea Coneral
Mamp
Aineg
Chuck Hebar
Steve Kamintofield
Din Muraski
Julius Pondy
Russ Sheaffer
Murawski
Triple Wircenske
Andy Suetta
Sheaffer
Paul Janosko
Suetta
Joe Varsa
Crigiel
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Russ Koehn
Bob Duscha
Alex Miko
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Walt Kash
Leroy Johnson
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