Lorain High football steelers boast loaded scoring depth
Lorain High coaches face lineup questions as they prepare for fall with a deep backfield and strong line potential. Gene Foley and Mudrock lead a swift backfield alongside a reshaped defense missing several graduates. New subs may play both ways as Tony Misko works to replace Kyle Hartman and Pandy in the trenches.
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Dave Beck
Emery Veach
George Béla
Ty Trbovich
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Walt Kyle
Carl Hartman
Don Pandy
Gene Walbhom
Kyle
Buckeye
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Doug Mathews
Gene Mudrock
Mudrock
Jim Foley
Jay Hershey
Jess Vargo
Browns Drop Second Straight as Rams Rally to 17 6 Win
Rams erase a halftime deficit behind Billy Wade and Ray Renfro in the fourth quarter. George Ratterman and Babe Parilli contributed passes, while Elroy Hirsch helped set up the clinching field goal as the Rams toppled the Browns 17 6 in Los Angeles.
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Three Shooters Separated by One Point at Camp Perry
At Camp Perry, Olver H Lauderman of Dayton led the national championship small bore rifle race with 799 of 800 and 558 total. Ransford Triggs of Madison NJ and J Kenneth Johnson of Washington PA were tied for second, one point back, as action continued into Friday with two border patrol teams discussed later.
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Dayton
Fring
Ransford Triggs
Madison NJ
J Kenneth Johnson
Washington
Border Patrol
Army Team Wins NRA Pistol Team Titles in National Meet
The Border Patrol squads won the National Rifle Association pistol team championships while Army claimed the 22 and 38 caliber titles. An INS report notes veteran pitchers discuss old and new styles, contrasting knuckleball and curve usage with modern fast balls and changeups.
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Fight Results Mention New Orleans Stars In Boxing Circuit
News recounts boxing results with Ine Brown and Wallace as notable performers in New Orleans. Mentions Newcombe Roberts, Erskine and Pattion in colorful regional coverage.
Denver Bears Tie Indians for AA Lead
The Denver Bears swept a doubleheader from the Indianapolis Indians 4 to 1 and 8 to 6 to pull even atop the American Association standings. Home runs by Woodie Held Jam Fridley and Zeke Bella sparked the rally as Denver ended a slump and halted Indy’s 21- win burst in 26 games before 16000 at home.
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Smith to Appeal AU ruling on Olympic team eligibility
Rock Island Ill Friday Ph Wres ter Bill Smith said he will appeal the Amateur Athletic Union decision that barred him from Olympic competition. The AU ruled that listed expenses counted as a salary for coaching Rock Island High School wrestling, making him ineligible.
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Career Boy Entered United Nations Handicap
C V Whitney's Career Boy, Gotham Stakes winner and Belmont runner up to Needles, was entered in the United Nations Handicap on September 15 at Mays Landing New Jersey.
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Horse Racing Highlights and TV Listings
Saratoga Handicap and Arch Ward Memorial Cup at Washington Park featured in WIW-TV World Today. WGAR 5 15 covers racing updates. Arch Ward Memorial Cup at 6 10 details from Wash ington Park. Baseball segment previews Indians game with WEWS WEOL and WE RE at 2. Bowling segment spotlights Fazious and Gibson on KYW-TV at 10 30.
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Nicklaus and Rule Tie In Fargo Golf Showdown
In Fargo the Jaycee International event features Jackie Nicklaus of Columbus and Jack Rule of Waterloo tied for first after 54 holes. Rule shoots 3 under par to reach 213, matching Nicklaus who carded a par 72 with recovery shots from hooked drives and a missed three-foot putt. Don Shekney, also from Columbus, posts 74 to bring his three-day total to 230.
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Pioneer Frosh Report Monday at Ely Stadium
Elyria High School freshmen football candidates report Monday at 9 30 am to Ely Stadium. Fresh coach Steve Zoosee, with assistant Dave Reichenbach, leads the squad in practice.
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Lorain High football preview under coach Lave
The Lorain Steelers under coach Lave prepare with nine lettermen back and a deceptive passing game as they open with Cleveland Benedictine and Lakewood before Buckeye Conference play at Marion. Linder and Gonzales lead returnees. Wagner from Elyria may push into varsity, while Be ckwith and others recover from absences.
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Finals Set for National Senior Golf Championship
In St Paul Minnesota Fred Wright of Watertown Massachusetts and J Clark Espie of Indianapolis meet for the national senior title. Wright advanced by beating James Mamon of St Louis seven and six in the quarterfinals, Espie defeated Forrest Andrews of DeKalb Illinois four and three in the semifinals.
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St. Louis Aims for Title in Final Showdown
St. Louis seeks the championship at Altoona as a single victory against Cincinnati would clinch the National Amateur Baseball Federation Junior Tournament title. If Cincinnati wins, the two teams would meet again for the crown. Ohio entered finals 4-1 against St. Louis, a 4-0 tournament record.
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Local Stock Car Races Face Rainouts and Night of Kids
The Lorain County Speedway endures rain postponements delaying two Saturdays of stock car racing and forcing rescheduling. fans, drivers, and media scramble to relay updates while main crew works on track condition. Tonight Joe Conroy seeks back-to-back features as standings show Kett leading with 2 760 points amid a crowded top 20.
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Ohio State Readsmit Hubert Bobo to Buckeye Roster
Hubert Bobo, once dropped for scholastic problems, has been readmitted to Ohio State by President Fawcett. He passed a freshman English course at Nittenberg College this summer, preserving his eligibility, and Coach Woody Hayes may use him at end or halfback this fall.
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Walsh Makes Bid for U S Olympic Track Team
Sprinter Stella Walsh, 45, seeks a likely final tryout at American University for a spot on the U S women's track and field team bound for Melbourne. Mae Faggs, 24, of Tennessee A and I, emerges as top rival as more than 100 athletes vie in five field events and three track trials following a Philadelphia AAU meet. Newcomer Karen Anderson, 17, shatters a US javelin mark with 159 feet 1 inch last week.
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Poland
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Pastrano Hands McMurtry Loss in Tacoma Fight
Pastrano, a young New Orleans heavyweight, scored an eight to ten round decision over Irishman McMurtry at Tacoma Lincoln Bowl. McMurtry, a local favorite, suffered his first defeat in 25 professional bouts amid the Pacific Northwest crowd.
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