Elyria ticket sellout caps Elyria Lorain game
Elyria High sold most season tickets boosting the total to about 800, leaving roughly 700 to 900 tickets unavailable for the Elyria Lorain clash. Local stores and the high school ticket office report no tickets left for Elyria while Lorain may also sell out, with possible bleacher additions under consideration.
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Indians Fall 4-3 to St Louis in Starlit Loss
Cleveland Indians, hampered by an early deficit, dropped a 4-3 decision to the St. Louis Browns in a game that narrowed their margin for second place behind Detroit and Boston. Pitcher Bob Kuzava struggled early as Cleveland could muster only five total hits and could not erase the early lead.
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Browns Face Rockets In Loop Battle
Cleveland Browns travel to Chicago for a May tilt against the Rockets as coach Paul Brown aims for a fourth straight win while eyeing the looming matchup with the New York Yankees next week. Bill Brown warns Houston style unpredictability could test Cleveland's defense with no changes planned in the starting lineup unless a large early lead opens to reserves.
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Line Team Leads All-Star Bowling League With Sweep
Line Team strengthens its first place lead by a three game sweep over 1946 champion General Industries bue as week results roll in at the Bowling Center. Second place 1, T. s. Rubber Heels won two from Array Potato Chips while Ken Wise Foodery had a sweep and posted high series totals. Individual stars included Jerry Barkacs with a 636 series and Art Seriveris with a 246 single game as Women’s and other league records were noted.
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Elyria Hardware
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Jack Knight
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Ohio State Opens 1947 Season at Home Versus Missouri
Columbus report says Ohio State faces Missouri in the season opener at home. Coach Wes Fesler plans a 45 minute warmup before the trip to Magnetic Springs, with 65 000 fans anticipated. Tom Watson loses eligibility, threatening the end for the Buckeyes receiving corps. Missouri arrives Saturday morning, aiming to break a 13 13 draw last year.
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Ridgeville Trapshoot Meet Promises Wide Open Competition
The Ridgeville Club hosts a Sunday trapshoot event with numerous local clubs and towns listed in the grid schedule. Featured are teams from Lorain Akron Canton Dayton and surrounding areas, with readers invited to join at 2 PM and use shells provided by the club.
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Herman Forced Out As Pittsburgh Manager
Len Durocher expected to take over the Pittsburgh Pirates after the resignation of Billy Herman. President Frank McKinney stated money was no object to secure a winning manager. Rumors linked Burt Shotton with the Dodgers and Bill Burwell and Bill Meyer were also discussed as potential replacements amid a disappointing season.
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Elyria Loses 5-0 to Lakewood in tennis match
Elyria High School’s tennis team fell 5-0 at Lakewood in a Lake Erie League contest. Elyria won two sets overall with Bill Walker taking the No. 2 singles set, and Jim Hettler with Byron Morris taking a set in the No. 1 doubles match amid substitutions and mixed results.
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Lenczyk Reaches Semi-Finals Against Suggs in Championship
Grace Lenczyk of Newton, Cona, powered into the semi-finals of the National Women’s Amateur Coif Championship in Detroit. The 20-year-old shotmaker from New England faced Louise Suggs of Lithonia, who advanced with a tight 1-up win over Mary McMillan. Lenczyk defeated Mrs. Eddie Bush 6 and 5, while Dorothy Kirby and Estelle Lawson Page won their quarter-final matches to reach the other semi-final.
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Pioneers And Red Raiders inaugurate Erie League Season
Elyria High Pioneers visit Shaker Heights to open the 147 Lake Erie League season against the Red Raiders. The road game is Elyria’s only daytime appearance. The Pioneers seek a third straight win after beating Toledo DeVilbiss 19 1 and Sandusky.
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Lyria: High
Probable Starting Lineups For Elyria Shaker Heights Game
Elyria has won both its outings while Shaker Heights is 1 1. The Red Raiders beat Cleveland South 24 6, then lost to Euclid Central 24 0. The Lakewood Rangers meet Cleveland Heights in another Erie opening game tomorrow at Shaw Stadium.
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