Elyria Reserves Cap Sandusky 26-0 In Independent Tilt
Elyria High reserves extended their win streak to four with a 26 0 victory over Sandusky Reserves at Ely Stadium. Dean Shaffer sparked the attack with a kickoff return then a highlight interception and two rushing scores as Elyria built a 13 0 first quarter lead and rolled to a 20 0 halftime margin before Jacobs iced the game in the fourth period.
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Lyria High
Ely Stadium
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Elyria Eleven
Pioneer
Dean Shaffer
Pioneers
Shaffer
Bill Berrington
Elyria Pioneers Rally With Quick TD Runs
At the Elyria 45 yard line Shaffer broke free for a 55 yard TD run and kicked the extra point to lead 13 0. A minute later Shaffer scored again on a 65 yard kickoff return after an interception. A high pass prevented the extra point but Shaffer then sprinted for a 20th point. Frank Jacobs intercepted a pass to ignite Elyria’s final TD in the third period.
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Elyria
Shaffer
Pioneers
Frank Jacobs
Moose Women’s League Bowling Tonight at Olympic Recreation
The Moose Women’s League schedules three matches at 9 PM at Olympic Recreation. Milton’s Jewelers faces Economy Homes, Wyckoff Cleaners meets Buckeye Mold & Die, and Home Bakery plays Buckeye Sales.
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Moose
Moose Omen
Olympic Recreation
Milton's Jewelers
Economy Homes
Wyckoff Cleaners
Buckeye Mold & Die
Home Bakery
Buckeye Sales
Buckeyes May Focus on Aerial Attack Against Northwestern
Ohio State football heads to Evanston to test an aerial game as Vic Janowicz leads the Big Ten with 29 points. Northwestern, standouts include Dick Flowers with 27 completions in 51 attempts as coach Fesler weighs passing against the Wildcats.
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Columbus
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Dyche Stadium
Evanston
Wesley Fesler
Wildcats
Badgers
Iowa State
Navy
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Bucks
Vic Janowicz
Tony Curcillo
Fred Bruney
Skippy Doyle
Janowicz
Big Ten
Dick Anderson
Tom Watson
Dick Widdoes
Gene Fekete
Dick Flowers
Beiter Line Leads 3,008 Classic League Series
In Lorain County Classic League action Beiter Line, Hank Andorka and Andorka's Recreation joined a 1,056 singles game to lift a 3,008 series. The mark ties the season high set by Leisy's Beer in the All-City League and matches Olympic Recreation house record, with Andorka posting a 278 single game.
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Beiter Line
Hank Andorka
Andorka
Beiter
Leisy’s Beer
Olympic Recreation House
Leisy
Bowlers Lead City Leagues To High Scores In Local Night
Andorka's Recreation posted a 1078 single line and a 667 series to pace the season in the Classic League before the year’s best in town. Ben Janowicz added a 663 in the United Polish Club League second-high series. Other leaders include Harold Falkenhof 587 in the American Legion League and Paul Pope 575 in the Knights of Columbus League.
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Andorka
Ben Janowicz
Harold Falkenhof
American Legion League
Bill Renninger
Paul Pope
Knights of Columbus
Jim Kelley
Eearby
J. Halliday
Adeline Lesky
Shotton Out As Dodgers Manager
New York U, Brooklyn press conference announces Burt Shotton leaving the Dodgers. Walter O’Malley as president confirms Pee Wee Reese to share the manager role with Fresca Thompson and Emil J Basar succeeding Branch Rickey’s duties.
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New York U
Brooklyn
Burt Shotton
Pee Wee Reese
Shotton
Dodgers
Brooklin
Walter O'Malley
Fresca Thompson
Emil J. ¢Buzz
Basar
Branch Rickes
Watchdasal
Columbia High School hosts first basketball practice
Evening drills at 7 30 p m bring Columbia Class A and Class B teams together at the Columbia High School gym. Players aiming for spots on either squad should report for tonight’s session as plans call for independent league play in the Lakewood and Columbia area.
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Columbia
Columbia Redjackets
Columbia High School
Lakewood
Colorful college nicknames highlight 1950 season parade
Oscar Fraley catalogs a wave of flashy monikers for top players across colleges led by Washington Redskins in 1950 with Charley Justice, Bill Dudley, Harry Gilmer and Rob Goode. He notes Notre Dame Shoes Shine and several other standout epithets among passers, runners, and defenders.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Notre Dame
Shoes
Lou D’achilles
Indiana
Hoosiers
Steve
Georgeous) Georgaski
Washington Redskins
Fremont Faces Elyria In Lake Erie League Showdown
Fremont’s Little Giants, led by backfield speedsters Surratt and Glover and lineman Allen, aim to extend a late season run with four straight wins including a 8 o'clock kickoff against Elyria. Nearby Lake Erie League games pit Lorain at Shaw and Cleveland Heights hosting Shaker Heights while Lakewood visits Cleveland John Marshall.
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Elyria
Little Giants
Bowling Green
Toledo Scott
Marion Harding
Fremont Ross
Mal Mackey
John Allen
Dick Willey
Phil Keller
Ken Wolf
Dick Burkett
Art Wise
Jerry Proczak
Ron Whitcomb
Charley Glover
Fremont
Allen
Keller
Markley
Erie
Lake Erie League
Lorain
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Cleveland
John Marshall
Marshall
Rangers
Elyria-Fremont
Bendix Westinghouse Shop League Bowls Tonight
Member teams of the Bendix Westinghouse Shop League are scheduled for four matches tonight at 7 o clock at the Bowl-O Drome. The card shows Assembly versus Tool Room, Inspection against Receiving, General Machine Shop meeting R M A, and Engineering facing Special Machine Shop.
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Bendix- Westinghouse Shop League
Bowl-Odrome
Oberlin Seeks Win Against Rochester Saturday
Oberlin College Yeomen aim to regain their winning form after a four game streak ended by Ohio Wesleyan. They host the University of Rochester with coach Elmer Burnham in attendance and his son Bobby playing for Oberlin. Rochester’s captain Jerry Dales leads the offense while Ray Hasenauer is the top passer and Kev OConnor is Oberlin’s quarterback.
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Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin College
University of Rochester
Elmer Burnham
Yellowjackets
Bobby
Yeomen
Rochester
Jerry Dales
Copley
Akron West
Ray Hasenauer
Kev O'Connor
Weik Of Indians Faces Induction
Cleveland Indian pitcher Dick Weik faces induction into military service, joining Al Aber and Jim Lemon who have already been called or awaiting drafts. Weik, 23, went 2 6 for Cleveland in 1950 after coming from Washington for Mickey Vernon. induction set for November 10 at Des Moines, Indiana. Additional Indians are not currently considered eligible.
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Cleveland, CO
Dick Weik
Ball Club
al Aber
Jim Lemon
Weik
Tribe
Des Moines
Cleveland
Washington
Mickey Vernon
Hockey Standings and Results From Last Night
Readouts show standings in the American and Eastern divisions with teams like Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Indianapolis Buffalo Hershey Springfield Providence New Haven and more. Last night Providence defeated New Haven 7 to 3 Pittsburgh beat St Louis 4 to 1 Cincinnati topped Minneapolis 4 to 1 and the week schedule lists Indianapolis at Cleveland Cincinnati at St Louis Buffalo at Hershey Providence at Springfield and New Haven at Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Hershey
Springfield
New Haven
Providence
St. Louis
Bratarrapolis
Shershey
Over The Hill Browns Face Cardinals Sunday
The Browns, led by Marion Motley and Otto Graham, seek to rebound against the Cardinals in a key warmup for a Dec. 3 showdown with the Eagles. Cleveland sits 5-2 while Philadelphia leads at 5-1 after opening season losses. Motley’s 188 rushing yards sparked a 45-7 win over Pittsburgh as Graham’s passing pressure presses the Cardinals.
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Browns
Cardinals
Stanopotowsky
United Press
EW York
U.P
Cleveland
New York Giants
Paul Brown
Marion Motley
Otto Graham
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Brown
Philadelphia
Motley
Pittsburgh
Graham
Marion
Browns Rally Past Cardinals in 34 24 Finish
The Browns defeated the Cardinals 34 to 24 in their first meeting of the year. A 17 point fourth period sealed the victory as Sun day’s games looked tight with several matchups on the slate. Washington plays New York, Chicago visits Detroit, Green Bay travels to Baltimore, Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, San Francisco to Los Angeles, and New York Yanks idle.
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Browns
Cardinals
Suneday
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
New York
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Green Bay
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Philadelephia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York Yanks
Second Shift Schedule in GM League Matches
The General Motors Second-Shift League bowls tonight at Bowl-O-Drome with four matches. Flying Saucers face Master Casters, Sundownera meet Hot Shots, Trin Masters oppose Hot Rods, and Big Wheels play Moonlighters.
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General Motors
Flying Saucers
Sundownera
Hot Shots
Trin Masters
Hot Rods
Big Wheels
Moonlighters
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Bob Jackson
Blue Streaks
Tom Ryan
Jacobs
Caywood
Jacob
Ryan
McMan
Hess
Muntean
Atkinson
Kauffman
Hopkins
Fenik
Blaner
Kasper
Young
Perkins
Dean
Rankin
Kothe
Carr
Jackson
Jac Smore Larkins
Bellottie
Hemminger
Sabo
Roll
Wyatt
Taylor
Weedman
Mayley
Biler
Miller
Keating
Redfuss
Woods
Irby
Berrington
Wilson
DeVese
Ww. L T. Pet. O
Wgar, Jim Dudley
the Atlantic Refining Company
Uuet NT
Spitzer Motors
DODGE
Plymouth Distributors
Bridge St
Elyria, Ohio
Truckers
The
600 Club
Lorain Co
Frank Matek
Sam Nagy
Tony Pompei
Alex Black
Phil Cerasa
Ed Evanish
United
Shotton Out
Columbia Cagers
Berke
Duncan Tory
Berko's
Green Bay Lumber Company
Sun
Our Branch Yard
Chester Ave
Ohio
Wingin
Willie
Deadeye
Dick’ Doheny
Fordham
Yesteryear
Kyle Rote
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Rice
Darril
Darril (Shotgun) Christian
Oklahoma
Moe'’ Modzelewski
Maryland
Mighty Mouse" Hackett
Miami
Army
Hugh" McElhenny
Goo Goo" Gantt
North Carolina
Bill” Roberts
Dartmouth
Whizzer’ White
Tempe State
Transportation Department
South Carolina
Wadiak
Hardin Simmons
John
Ford
Leon
Heath
Carolina
Blond Bunny
Chronicle-Telegram
B.F
Goodrich
Litentuf
B. F. Goodrich
Koepp
West Ave
Sporting Goods
Goodyear
Are
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Service Store
East Ave
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