Old Time Gridiron Quiz From Elyria Chronicle
Readers test memory with questions on 1950s Spartans Browns and pirates legends. The column recalls Marion Motley numbers 76 and 36, Vernon Law 1960 MVP season, Duffy Daugherty era details, and Dub Jones scoring against Chicago Bears in 1951.
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King leaves victor Sandusky gasping
Admiral King High School edged Sandusky 24 to 8 at George Daniel Stadium in a hard fought Buckeye Conference game. It marked King's ninth straight win and kept them undefeated in conference play. Sandusky quarterback Brian Healy stood out with 16 points but the Streaks limited other threats as King fashioned a methodical comeback after a slow start.
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Amherst edges New London 32 28 in a tight Lakeland Conference game. Towne connected with McCourt for the decisive score with four minutes left as Amherst pulls even with Wellington for third place behind Oberlin and Clearview. Offense and defense balanced with similar yardage and penalties, highlighted by a late Amherst safety and a series of back to back kickoffs.
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Johnson Draws Ramos in Los Angeles Boxing Clash
In Los Angeles George Scrap Iron Johnson 211 percent Dallas battled Manuel Ramos 1922 Mexico in a dramatic boxing match that ended in a draw. Both fighters displayed grit with Johnson briefly pressing Ramos and Ramos answering with solid combinations. The bout kept fans energized as the decision remained unresolved.
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