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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1950
Page
6
Elyria High plans to travel by bus to Recreation Field for the Lorain clash amid talk of an upset after a recent loss to Fremont Ross. The piece notes Lorain leading Elyria in common opponents and projects a potential 16 touchdown swing in Lorain’s favor.
Ohio's lone unbeatens Xavier and Muskingum lead the race as Kenyon Wittenberg Findlay Wilmington Marietta Hiram Defiance and Cedarville close their seasons. Xavier idle this week, Muskingum beat Marietta 46 7 and stays one game behind. Cincinnati awaits a potential league test.
Cleveland Barons crushed the Indianapolis Capitals 7-2 in an American Hockey League clash. The win tightens the week end standings as Cincinnati Mohawks hold a one point edge in the Western Division after edging Pittsburgh 3-2 in Cincinnati.
The Friday menu lists Elyria at Lorain Shaker Heights at Lakewood Cleveland Heights at Shaw Lorain St Marys at Oberlin Clearview at Huron Amherst at Vermilion Bay Village at Fairview An overline of games includes multiple Ohio towns and schools with numerous pairings. An afternoon session features Akron South at Canton McKinnor and University School at Western Reserve Academy.
Cleveland Browns jump to first in the American Conference after a 10-7 victory over the Chicago Cardinals driven by a 17 yard field goal by Lou Groza. Eagles drop to second after a 9-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Giants edge Washington 24-21 on Ray Poole’s 40 yard field goal with four seconds left.
The weekly eight matches in the Bowling Center Class B League are scheduled with two shifts. Early shift features Lorain County Speedway against Pabst Blue Ribbon and Smit Construction against Lorain County Excavating. Schlitz Beer meets Leh man Cartage. Standard Beer faces Supper Club. Late shift pairs Elyria Stationery against Belfer Line. Elyria Fence & Implement meets Harvey's. Royal Catering battles Finegan Sheriff. Olsen Manufacturing Company plays Friendship Club.
Lorain hosts the second annual Medical Fund Boxing Show at the Hotel Antlers auditorium. The card features three five round bouts headlined by Akron’s Skip Jackson vs Jake Morrison at 135 pounds, Ray MeDaniels vs Jim Ingram at 175, and Ray Carruthers vs Nickey Nacon at 135, with Carruthers-Nacon the final bout. Seven additional three round bouts increase the 36 scheduled rounds, including Elyrians Joe Marsio Roger Dickerson John Merante and Bill Wilcox.
Elyria High freshmen, 4-0-0, face Lorain freshmen at Ely Stadium in the season finale. Elyria coach Harold Block’s squad has beaten Sandusky 25-0, Clearview 26-0, Rocky River 31-13 and Sandusky 45-6. kickoff is 3:45 PM.
Elyria High meets Lorain High at Recreation Field in Lorain Friday night in the 56th gridiron battle between the two Class A schools. Lorain holds a 34-18-3 edge in the long rivalry, with Elyria hoping for an upset despite Lorain’s stronger season.
Lorain 12 to 6 over Shaker Heights and 7 to 0, 20 to 20 with Lakewood and Sandusky, while Elyria posts 6 to 12 and 8 to 21 losses in common matchups. Lorain stands 4-2-1 with 126 points for and 98 against. Elyria at 1-7 with 94 for and 163 against as the Steel City crew edges toward third-place finish possibilities.
Elyria High reserves aim for their first Lake Erie Sophomore Reserve League championship as they close the season against Lorain at Ely Stadium. Elyria holds 3-1-1 in league play and must win or tie to claim part of the title while Lorain, Cleveland Heights, and Lakewood compete for position in the final standings. The 3:45 pm kickoff follows gates opening at 6 pm with an expected crowd near 7,000.
Perry-Fay League action unfolds at Bowl O Drome lanes with two matches at 9 PM Standard faces Milling and Office meets Automatics.
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