Steelmen defeat Toledo Scott 20 to 2 as snow slows practice
Coach Art Lave noted Elyria’s lighter snow before last week’s win, while Lorain’s turf showed soggy remnants of melted snow. The piece covers local high school sports, bowling association plans in Sandusky, a hockey-like charity event, and unrelated league schedules with multiple entities including Elyria High School, Lorain, and the Inter-City Bowling Association.
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Elyria Coaches Name Top Junior and Linemen in Week
Elyria coaches honored junior back Albert Junior as top back of the week on offense and defense. Joe Sakal led offense among linemen with Dick Fenik tops on defense. Gary Glover and Decorge Kimball tied for second on offense. Tom Webb paced Elyria backfield on offense, while Clyde Butler and Carleton Smith topped defense. Co captains were quarterback Ed Ahaha and Clyde Buler for the Lorain game. The squad plans focus on kicking game drills and prep for Friday’s Steelmen clash. Elyria and Lorain enter the matchup with solid records and prior results against Lakewood and Scott.
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Lorain
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Toled
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Lorain Reserves Top Elyria 6 0 In Final Rally
Lorain High reserves edged Elyria reserves 6 0 at Recreation Field as Jay Hershey connected with Dick Pesti for the only touchdown after a 55 yard drive. The game featured numerous fumbles and ended Lorain’s season with a 5 3 record while Elyria finished 4 3.
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Army Offense Ranks Top Across Major Colleges
Army's blazing offense leads the major college field with 45.4 rushing yards per game and 329.9 rushing yards per game, far ahead of rivals like Mississippi. The Cadets also post strong passing and scoring figures, with Purdue’s 14 touchdown passes and California’s leading completion rate noted as benchmarks.
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Olympic Convoyor Talk Set for Chicago Meeting
The AmeriCAN Olympic committee will hold a two day meeting in Chicago starting next Tuesday to hear candidates who wish to represent the country in the 1960 Olympic games. Attendees are expected from cities including Detroit Los Angeles Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Chicago with Winter Games entries anticipated from Colorado Springs Aspen Springs Lake Placid and Salt Lake Valley.
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Home Loop Carded The Tarry Tavern Night Bowl
A fragmented local item notes a bowling event at the Tarry Tavern with a 7 pm start and a listed date. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a home league or loop carded action at the tavern with a potential schedule or turnout note.
Vincent Weeks Named Midwest Back of the Week
Iowa City report says Eddie Vincent Jr. earned United Press Midwest Back of the Week after a record-breaking 96 yard touchdown run from scrimmage against Purdue. Week’s performance highlighted as a standout back in the conference.
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Iowa tops Purdue 25 14 as Vincent leads with fourth TD
Box Loop State Vincent scored the fourth touchdown in Iowa's 25 to 14 win over the Boilermakers. A 310 pound halfback gained 1421419 yards on 15 carries for an implied average. The afternoon also featured a women's league bowling event and other local business mentions.
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Duck Hunting Hours Listed in Blyda Area Tomorrow
Duck hunting in the Blyda area tomorrow runs from 6 40 a m until sunset with official sunup at 7 10 and sundown at 5 11. Hunting hours by law begin one half hour before sunrise and continue after sunset.
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Heavyweights and Welters Set Twin Bill at Chicago Stadium
CHICAGO. Heavyweight Bob Satterfield and John Holmani along with welters Chico Varona and Al Andrews headline two 10 round bouts on the Chicago Stadium fight show tonight. Varona, after beating Johnny Bratton, and Andrews, who defeated Gil Turner, seek top 10 rankings as Varona holds 36 wins in 72 bouts and Andrews 30 in 40. Satterfield has 36 wins in 67 bouts. This marks the first Stadium card televised since the weekly video fights began.
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Two 639s Lead All City Bowling Night Across Leagues
Paul Morehead led Stoney's All City with a 174 218 247 for a 639 series. Jack Siffert topped Tarry Tavern All City with 233 193 213, the high series this season. Other 600s included Glen Gallagher 627 Andy Kelovsky 601 at Stoney's and Talbot 605 Biro 601 at Tarry Tavern. Shirley Nagy led the women with 506 in Lanes League.
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Fight Results From UNITED FRESS Show Card Notes
In Orwigsburg Harry Deputy stopped Emerson Butcher at 145. Pottsville’s 150 fighter faced a quick end. Bob Provizzi outpointed Joe DiGardia after 162 rounds. Miami Beach’s Andy Masfield outpointed Georgias Small in Brooklyn. Bobby Woods stopped Armando Lopez in Havana. Willie Troy bested Jes Turner in Kansas City with a decision over 162.
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