Elyria Lorain gridiron preview stirs town rivalry
The Elyria Lorain game looms as the season’s focal point with Elyria favored over Lorain while both squads aim to keep undefeated or break ties. Bets and reader picks run through last week’s record as fans await a pivotal Lake Erie League clash at Ely Stadium after GOW.
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Babe Zaharias eyeing Open golf clash with men
Oscar Fraley reports Mildred Zaharias, the tee tale of women golf, contends she could qualify for the men's Open if she plays three days in a row. She believes she has potential but says she would not beat top men now. Pros doubt her, noting the challenge of competing at the Open level.
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Bucks Wildcats Clash in Columbus for Big Nine Showdown
Ohio State and Northwestern wrapped up workouts in Ohio Stadium ahead of a Saturday clash expected to draw about 74 000 fans. OSU seeks improvement after a 3 game tie stretch and could reach fifth place with a win. Northwestern brings a strong defense and a 100 piece marching band to the game amid injuries on both sides.
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Barons Rally Past Indianapolis in 4 to 3 Hockey Win
Eastern Division race tightens as Providence Reds top Philadelphia Rockets 10 6 and New Haven beat Washington Lions 2 1. Cleveland Barons edge Indianapolis Capitals 4 3 with goals from Allen Leswick DeMarco and La Voie, in a night of intense action across the league.
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Elyria Faces Lorain In Last-EOF Season Showdown
Elyria High, led by coach D W Trubey in his 12th season, aims for a ninth straight win as it hosts Lorain at Ely Stadium. Star back Vic Janowicz, an all state choice and three year Elyria regular, will play this final game for the Elyria eleven.
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Denison Favored To Extend Win Streak
Denison, unbeaten in Ohio and among the nation’s top 25, is expected to extend its streak as Capital visits Columbus while Ohio State eyes a last chance before Illinois and Michigan. Western Reserve hosts Butler in a Mid-American showdown, with many Ohio teams facing out of state opponents.
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Clearview Honors Knapp as Honorary Captain
Ken Knapp senior and standout scorer for Clearview was elected honorary team captain by squad vote after a season ending with 36 points. He led the Clipper attack in a 21 19 Southwestern Conference win over Oberlich, the only loss for the league champions. Knapp caught five long passes in the final quarter and kicked three extra points in as many tries. Other Lettermen include Jin Kerecz Joe Urbanik Charles Wagner Steve Buckosh Anthony Berger Paul Kurucz Frank Shivak Joe Yuhacz Dick Beal Ed Kosakowski Gene Horton.
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Dogs barred overnight at California state parks
A California state park rule bans dogs from 8 p m to 7 a m limiting overnight stays. The note mentions daytime tolerance and lists other college games including Otterbein at Baldwin Wallace and Akron at Wooster with several matchups across Ohio teams.
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Pioneers Seek Win To Conclude Season Undefeated
Elyria High's Pioneers host Lorain High's Steelmen in the 3rd annual grid clash at Ely Stadium on the south side. This season finale draws up to 9,500 fans, setting a new local attendance record. lineup details for both teams are listed with starters and key subs.
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