Elyria linemen star in North All-Star grid clash
Canton Les Miles and Ike Maxwell brought Elyria presence to the North All-Star win. Miles, a Michigan-bound tackle, had five tackles and seven assists on defense. Maxwell carried four times for 8, 5, 3, and minus one yards and joined kickoff return duty. Tim Rose aided the North staff as mentor. Miles faced Moeller star Steve Niehaus, who loomed for Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Les Miles
Ike Maxwell
Elyria
Miles
University of Michigan
Maxwell
Tom Batta
Warren Harding
Tim Rose
Lorain Catholic
Kent Roosevelt
Greg Boykin
Don Martin
University of Miami
Fla
Cincinnati Moeller
Steve Niehaus
Notre Dame
Rebels
Yankee
Dave Schwarber
Pioneers
Griffin
Troy
Gordon Bell
Yankees
Martin
Ike
North
North Triumph Shocks South In Ohio All Star Clash
In the 27th Ohio High School All Star game at Fawcett Stadium the North beat the South 13 6 on a opening play 63 yard pass from Akron Kenmore’s Buckey to Warren Harding’s Stubbs. The game featured a fierce Yankee defense and a quick strike offense while penalties and conservative play limited totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Fawcett Stadium
Dave Buckey
Akron
Kenmore
Warren Harding
Doug Stubbs
Elyria
Les Miles
Yankees
Rebels
Bulkey
Stubbs
Nati Sycamore
Hurst
South
Rick Daniels
Sycamore
Batta
All-Star Football Game Sees Even Series At Canton
The North defense led by Rick Kaczmarek of Toledo Woodward and quarterback Dave Bulkey of Akron Kenmore helped the North win 13-6 at Fa wcett Stadium, earning a second straight victory for the Yankees in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Dave Bulkey
Akron Kenmore
North
Rick Kaczmarek
Toledo
Woodward
Yankees
Fawcett Stadium
Major League standings and dramatic high school football finale
The report lists baseball matchups including Milwaukee at New York and Cleveland at Detroit with pitchers Lonborg Tidrow and others, plus a late town grid arc where Warren Harding defeats Cincinnati Sycamore 66 yards on the opening play. Coaches Batta and Hurst comment on adjustments and the pivotal plays that decided the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulwaukee
Lonborg
New York
Peterson
Cleveland
Tidrow
Detroit
Stunning Steve Dunning Shuts Out Tigers In Detroit
Cleveland right hander Steve Dunning pitched a seven hit complete game to beat Detroit 5 to 1 as the Indians moved within nine games of Baltimore in the tight AL East. Mickey Stanley’s ninth inning homer spoiled the shutout. Detroit’s bats struggled amid Tiger miscues and ten Cleveland fielding plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Steve Dunning
Detroit Tigers
Therm
Mickey Stanley
Cleveland
Indians
Balti
Moro Orioles
Tigers
Birds
New York
Boston
TIGER
Billy Martin
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Ken Aspromonte
Mickey Lolich
Dick Tidrow
Dunning
Portland
Gaylord
Gaylord Perry
Buddy Beil
John
Hebner Powers Pirates Past Cardinals With Two Homers
Richie Hebner hit two home runs and went 3-for-4 with three RBIs as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat St Louis 10-5. Hebner, 25, also scored earlier in the game with a two-run homer his 13th of the season and added a solo shot in the eighth. Gene Clines contributed a two-run single for Nelson Briles, who earned his 11th win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brohamer
Ray Fosse
Gates Brown
Graig Nettles
Nettles
Fred Sherman
Roy Foster
Fosse
Tom McCraw
NEW York
UPL
Richie Hebner
Hebner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cards
Pirates
Gene Clines
Nelson Briles
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francisco
Wes Parker
Astros
Tallmadge Triumphs 3-2 Close State Showdown
Tallmadge edged North Major 3-2 as Elyria’s Bayen’s Jim Johnson no-hit North Major in the consolation game. Bill Binnie starred for Tallmadge with a first inning double and a clutch run, while North Major’s Hess was hit by a pitch, triggering a late rally that fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
North Major
Tallmadge
North
Dayton View
Elyreans
Pete Hess
Jay Robertson
Mark Saka
North Manners
John Churpek
Elyria
Hess
Duane Mills
Dave Rutan
Carl Looney
William Binnie
Robertson
Binnie
Elyrians
Bill Bill
Looney
Lexington
Bayen
Jim Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Naab
North Triumph
Buckey
Rick Slager
Upper Arlington
Columbus Eastmoor
Archie Griffin
Susbhs
Keira
S — Griffin
Slager
N—Buckey
North Furst
Attoms -Camps
Ance
Pittsteigh
St. Louis
Teray’s
Seaver
Fanking
Morton
Philadelpia
Rleywoods
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Mauve
Gallett
Ian Preaciace
Barr
Wiksen
Joba
Aetin
Dave Hurst
Cincin
Bell
Tom Lopierski
Walsh
Craig Nagel
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Calforna
Texas
York
St Louis
Philadelphia West
Stunning Dunning
Sab
Bell Mauliffe
Srohamr
Arodiger
Gbrown
Chambliss
Freehan
Rfoster Unser Cash Fosse
Whorton
Gneales
Mstanley
Ajohnson E
Ernhem
McCraw
Ebraken
Dusty Hiller
Haller Seelbach
Know Lagrow
Northrup
Schermn Sims Fotals
G Brown
G Nettles
Stanley
An Hiller
Seelbach Lagrow Schenman
Hebner Powers Buckout
North Major Falls
Tomas
Gidich
Churpek
Robertoen
Urbase
Charpek
Denheim
Ealew
Binsie
Tallmage
Sb— Bryer
Denhein
Falimge Abx
Av Wood Birnie Bryner Dalton Hess
Sakal Ealow Robrton Mills Ratan Q Smelko Seeker Menge Urbano Mason Gidich
Rt. 20
Oberlin Rd
Stoneys Rainbow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!