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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1954
Page
15
Huron High Tigers, led by Frank Lowecke, defeated Margaretta 21-14 on the road. Huron built a 14-0 first half lead, extended it to 21-7 entering the final period, while Margaretta scored in the third and late fourth quarters.
Last night results show Bay defeating Westlake 14 to 9 and Fantween beating Rocky River 28 to 6. Oterlin 14 edged Amst Falls 18, while North Omesteda reports Avon Lake at 2 percent and Aven Grafton at 48 percent. LaGrange 24 defeated Columbia 24 to 2, with Brookside 7 and South Amharn 7 also noted.
Medina High defeats Oberlin 26 14 to extend the Indians winless streak to eight games and drop Oberlin to the conference cellar. Medina rises to fourth in the Southwestern standings with one game left, while Oberlin concludes its season. Kasel and Coe star for Medina, Gregoire and Stefan contribute on offense. Tatum Chaney for Oberlin.
Clearview and Amherst end their Lake Island Conference game in a 0-0 tie. Clearview holds fifth place with 0-3-2 while Amherst sits last at 0-4-1 after a season-ending stalemate.
Lorain High Steelmen defeated Toledo Scott 20 to 2 in a non-conference football battle. Foley, Hartman, and Pardon scored for Lorain with Trbovich's extra point and a safety by Scott accounting for the safeties. Lorain improves to four wins and three losses while Elyria awaits next week’s rivalry.
The Cleveland Barons host the Springfield Indians as Hershey Bears and Providence Reds also square off. In Friday action the Hornets defeated the Indians 7-3 at Manchester, with Jack Cullen and Earl Balfour scoring two goals each.
Olmsted Falls improves to 18-0 with a 18-0 win over North Olmsted in a Southwestern Conference battle. Falls codes one touchdown in each of the last three periods to tie for second with Fairview at 52-0-? league record. North Olmsted drops to fifth at 34 league mark.
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick sees no reason for the Philadelphia Athletics to stay in Philadelphia beyond Monday's meeting in New York to decide on Chicagoan Arnold Johnson's purchase of the A's for 3.375 million. Johnson also owns Yankee Stadium and would lease it to the Yankees while keeping ownership, a setup the league and office must approve. Clark Griffith vows to resist KC move, aiming to block the change.
Bays High School clinches Southwestern Conference title yet adds an emphatic 14 to 0 victory against Westlake. Jim Redinger powers a 43 yard drive with a two yard TD run and a later TD pass to Stan Feeley. Westlake ends 2-6 on the season while Bays improves to 8-4 overall and 7-4 in league play. Bays hosts Clearview next week to conclude the campaign.
Lakewood beat Elyria 25 7 at Lakewood High School Stadium after leading 12 7 at halftime. The Rangers slowed Elyria in the second half, holding the Pioneers to 18 total yards while Tom Barrett raced for 126 yards on 19 carries. Elyria struck first on a 18 yard pass from Ed Abahan to Marshall Novak, but Lakewood answered with a 50 yard TD drive and pulled away late with a Morick plunge and a key Morick reception setting up the final score.
Lakewood gained 127 yards from scrimmage in the first half and 110 in the second as the Rangers rallied after intermission. Coach Bill Cover faced a bitter defeat as players questioned Lakewood’s worth, while Elyria struggled early before Lakewood’s late surge. Jim Papp delivered a punt return and two fourth down conversions helped set up scores.
Fairview Scarlet Warriors defeated Rocky River 28 to 6 to secure a tie for second in the Southwestern Conference standings as John Waszak scored two touchdowns and added a setup for another. Ray Wroblewski connected for Rocky River’s only score on a 30 yard pass to Skip Smiles.
Detroiters expect a win over Baltimore in a Sunday matchup as Parker predicts the Lions will repeat as NFL champions. The Lions trail San Francisco and Chicago in recent results and face a Rams Forty Niners clash shaping the West race with Detroit poised for a decisive late-season run.
Morick opened with a wide run then passed to end Jim Asbeck who was tackled by Joe Sakal on the Elyma four. Papp returned a kickoff and later a punt for yards, then scored on a long run after a backfield reversal and eluding Pioneers to reach the end zone. The game closed with a Pioneer letdown as time ran out.
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