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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1988
Page
10
Fragmentary note reports a valuable Napoleon Lajoie trading card selling for over $5,000. The text is garbled but implies high interest in rare sports memorabilia and mentions enjoyment of items, with unclear details about seller or date.
Former Kansas star Scott Snyder is highlighted as a prominent local figure known for football and baseball cards shows. The piece notes his past hero status, favorite sports and media, and ongoing workouts. It mentions connections to Dick Cooley Jack Wilhes Sparky Adams and the Cleveland Tribe, framing Snyder as a longstanding regional sports personality.
Elyria High’s Carol Russo named top coach after guiding Elyria to a second straight conference title with a 13-1 record. All conference selections include Monica Taylor and others from Erie Shore teams.
Baldwin Wallace defensive end Doug Haubert from Louisville Ohio earned Ohio Athletic Conference defensive player of the week after 13 tackles seven solo in BW’s 15 10 win at capital He added one sack forced two incompletions and broke up another pass Tim Green of Wittenberg was named quarterback of the week for 274 passing yards two touchdowns and 75 rushing yards on 12 carries in a 55 33 win over DePauw
Bay dominated the Southwestern Conference claiming the soccer title as Rockets stars dominated postseason honors. Goalkeeper Brad Friedl earned Most Valuable Player and Sam Massad was named Coach of the Year.
North Olmsted star Kay Ramsay shared Southwestern Conference Volleyball Coach of the Year honors with Fairview’s Jill Pompeii. Fairview’s Mary Nock earned the conference Most Valuable Player honor for the second ninth year at Com ast Pram.
Riese and Gz Week honor notable leaders as week’s pioneers with trackable feats and community impact. Names and local actions highlighted amid school and civic events.
Lutheran West pulled away in the second half to beat Lorain Catholic 37-13. Lorain Catholic, 2-6, saw its offense stall after a 18-13 halftime margin. Lutheran West, 4-5, closes the season Saturday against McDonald while Lorain Catholic faces St Wendelin Friday.
As the 1988 football season nears its end, Elyria West star Cory Wilkerson clinches the Lorain County scoring title with 100 points. The race for second features Clearview’s Like Wilkerson and Sandusky’s Corey Croom, who tops the Erie Shore standings with 108 points. Croom teammate Kevin Bracy, Vermilion’s Brian Wil von and Admiral King’s Raymont Harris chase, while Amherst’s Dominic Konopka holds a two TD edge in the Southwestern Conference.
Steve Tovar and Chris Wes Soames earn Wolverines of the Week honors for standout performances. Both players delivered key plays, boosting team momentum and defense in recent actions.
Shoremen sealed the Week sealer offense with Pestich Mechel at 198 percent efficiency and a dominant run game. The performance bolstered the team’s position, as key plays and blocks set up scoring opportunities throughout the matchup.
Readable fragments show varied names and events across teams and players. Several lines mention coaches, plays, and possible scores, but the content is heavily garbled and lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Sandusky edged Elyria after a blocked punt set up the winning touchdown. Elyria had led 45 on a two point conversion to Jason Young before the fourth quarter miscue. Elyria finished with a 42 1 record.
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