Which Eden High team squarely tops the Golden Era
Readers weigh the 1968 and 1969 Elyria High School Pioneer football squads. The 1969 team leads in rushing yardage and aerial defense while 1968 dominates passing, total offense, and points allowed. Pressure from an undefeated prior year and racial tensions shaped both campaigns as fans debate which squad was superior.
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Montys Sohio Rally Edges Jehman Johnson Young in City League
Montys Sohio staged a second half surge at the Recreation Center to beat Jehman Johnson Young 66 to 61. Harold Day led with 19 points, Jim Robinson added 17, while John Dickerson scored 15 for the losers as Red Barn, North Ridge Homes, Parker Transfer, and the Vagabonds also posted results in Elyna City Basketball action.
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Kentucky Leads Polls In Early 1969 70 College Basketball Rankings
In the opening week, Kentucky under Adolph Rupp seizes the top spot in the UPI Coaches Poll with wins over Kansas and West Virginia, pulling ahead UCLA and South Carolina. UCLA remains second after a strong start, while New Mexico State climbs to third following three early victories.
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Bullets Rally Past Bulls In NBA Action
Baltimore Bullets upend Chicago 125 122 to narrow New Yorks division lead to eight games. Gus Johnson and Lars Monroe each tallied 29 for the Bullets while Jeree Sloan scored 23 for the Bulls. In Detroit, Jimmy Walker's 32 led the Pistons past San Diego 111 102. New Orleans beat Denver 103 99 in overtime as Harley Swift sparked the rally.
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Lorain High Bounces Back In Narrow EC Frosh Win
Lorain High freshmen improved to 11 4 on the season with a 41 37 victory over Elyria Catholic at Elyria Catholic Coliseum. Chad Saladin scored 28 points on 14 field goals while Russ Sherman and Terry McHugh added eight each for Lorain. The Steelmen led 39 37 with 30 seconds left before sealing the win with a late basket.
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Eastern basketball power swings west
Regional dispatch assesses college hoops as power shifts toward Pennsylvania with Duquesne and Villanova leading the East. Penn under Dick Harter aims to rise behind Jim Wolf, Steve Bilsky, and Dave Wohl.
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Midview hosts Wellington in moved junior high wrestling event
The Midview vs Wellington wrestling meet will be staged at the junior high school at 6 pm for the jv and varsity following. Noting the basketball context, 6 players from the freshman squad moved up to the varsity, including 265 pound Bob Lanier for St Bonaventure, seen as a top team in New York, with Niagara’s Calvin Murphy bringing help but not matching the Bonnies. Collegiate Ivy title race features Princeton Columbia and Penn, with 69 John Hummer shifting to center for Princeton.
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Pepitone Says He Had The Yankees Secret Edge
Joe Pepitone says he never attended college but claims he had a natural edge with the Yankees. He asserts teammates understood the game without diagrams and credits instincts for success with New York.
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Kolyno to be honored at Northern Ohio harness awards dinner
Lorain pacer Hail To All and trainer Elbridge Moxley receive top honors at the Northern Ohio Cart Stakes awards in Medina. Kalyno, the three year old pace record holder, is among the featured honorees along with Lorain County officials and notable breeders.
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CYO Cage Scores From St Jude and Nearby Crews
CYO basketball results list several games with St Jude Panthers beating St Mary Raiders 27 21 and St Peter 23 Holy Trinity 11 St Jude Jets 36 St Vincent 15 St Thomas 29 Tude Vikings 13 Amherst St Joseph 23 ELYRIA CLASS C Amherst St Joseph 21 St Mary Chefs 10 St Marty Jets 12 St Jude 10 St Thomas Colts 19 St Agnes 11 St Mary Vikings. If St Thomas Brils 8 St Peter BH St Vincent &
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Traxter Tops Bowling League With 607 Series
Jack Traxter led with a 607 series and a 228 game as he topped last night’s Home League standings. Fred Sullivan and John Adams posted 603 and 602 series respectively for Lehman Johnson Young, while Jack Yarsa reached 710 in the event.
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