Lorain Downs Elyria 25-14 In Rivalry Clash
Lorain High won 25-14 over Elyria in a tense Steelmen victory at Hecreation Stadium. The win, their 38th in the Lorain-Elyria series, featured early penalties and a second-half surge led by Lorain’s defense and key plays from Read and No rVak.
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Lorain Tops Elyria in Fifth Win Behind 309 Yard Offense
Lorain Steelmen defeated Elyria 25 7 extending their season record to five wins, three losses and a tie. Lorain dominated with 309 yards total offense and 259 rushing yards led by Gene Mudrock 151 yards and Ty Trosvich passing to Justin Lumley for two late scores. Elyria, paced by Gary Glover and Abahazi, scored late but could not overcome the early 19 0 Lorain lead.
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Ty ‘Trosvich
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Trbovich
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Novak
Selma Montgomery
al Novak
Selmar Montgomery
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Alahazi
Weob
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Horde Pioneers
Gary S Glover
Jay Wershey
Ahahazi
Brown
Hershey
Mickey Bainbridge
Glover
Poplar
Tom Webb
Elytia
Bees Dominate Amherst In 38-0 Victory
The Medina Yich Bees defeated the Amherst Comets 38 to 0 last night in a game marked by multiple Medina touchdowns. Cliff Gregoire led scoring with two TDs, while Don Kasel threw for a 28 yard TD and Gregoire added a 29 yard run. The Lorain High Band performed halftime shows including Birth of the Blues and Rhapsody in Blue.
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Moore
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Trbovich
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Sel Montgomery
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Iice
Steelmen outfox Pioneers with first touchdown pass
In the first quarter Gary Glover attempted a Siward field goal but missed. The Steelmen scored the game’s first TD and chose a pass for the extra point, completing the play easily, while outplaying the Pioneers overall.
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Untitled fragment hints at names and groups
Fragmentary text mentions a person linked to a group and several similarly themed names, suggesting a historical social or organizational context without clear actions or dates. Further readable details are needed to form a precise item.
Fairview Clinches 39 7 Victory Over Painesville
Fairview Wildcats dominate Painesville Riverside 39 7 in season finale. Doug Asad scores three, Donka Wasesk and John Burs add touchdowns, while Wasrak nets a five yard scamper on punt return. Fairview ends 12 0 and ties for second in Southwestern Conference behind Falls.
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Riverside
Pinny
Doug Asad
Doninka Wasesk
John
Wasrak
Ake Ioneest Min
Pamesville - Eaverside
Sion
Bob Finha
Feenma
Chmaainza
Farmview
Oimsied Falls
Serko Wan
Fostoria Tops Findlay Eleven in Conference Rise
Fostoria defeated Findlay in a key conference game as center Don Bre led the offense and guard Yoewart contributed later scoring. The victory marked Fostoria’s ninth start and boosted their standings, with Stewart credited for a late touchdown.
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Seven Of Top Ten Preps Notch Friday Night Wins
Friday night results show seven of the top ten prep teams securing wins. The fragment mentions hunting in the Elyria area and lists incorrect times and gunning hours from before sunrise to sunset with sunrise at 7:14.
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Elyria
Taw
Lima Central and Lima South end long football feud
Lima Central defeated Lima South 14 7 to settle 35 year grid rivalry. The two schools will consolidate into Lima Public Senior High School next season. Massillon and Canton McKinley loom as title contenders after Massillon’s 21 43 win over Akron Garfield.
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Canton McKinley
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Top Ohio small schools claim football crowns in Friday action
Cleveland Cathedral Latin remained undefeated by routing East Tech. WO Lancaster blanked Newark 7-0 and Columbus East crushed Columbus South 48-0 to seize Capital City honors. Taherty Union triumphed 3-0 over Bremen for the ITL Mate League title, while Frankfort edged Berne Union 33-7 for runner up. Marion St. Mary closed with a 37-0 rout to win the Mid Ohio crown. New Lewiston stayed unbeaten 41-0 over Crooksville to take Muskingum Valley glory.
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Walloping
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Lancaster
Newark
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Columbus South
Taherty Union
Bremen
Frankfort
Berne Union
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Saints
New Lewiston
Crooks Vallie
Spencer Drops Cage Debut To Ruggles Troy
Spencer’s basketball debut ended in a loss as Ruggles-Troy defeated Spencer. Tom Moody scored 28 points to lead the winners while Jim Gar and Larry Nixon added 15 and 12 for Spencer in a hard fought contest.
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Troy
Tom Moods
Moody
Rugeles- Troy
Jim Gar
Larry Nixon
Mixed League Sked Highlights Oddities at Reambean Lane
A fragmented score summary notes a mixed league event at Reambean Lane featuring Omeht S and Sevens facing Tesime X. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the pairing and location are identifiable.
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Reambean Lane
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Tesimex
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Grid results from area high school football and prep scores
Area high school football results list Lorain over Elyria 25 to 14 and Bay over Clearview 42 to 0. Other scores include Wellington 21 to 0 over New London, Fairview 29 to 7 over Riverside, Huron 47 to 19 over Vermilion, Medina 38 to 0 over Amherst, Berea 48 to 0 over Amherst, Sandusky 20 over Marian 14, and many additional prep scores across Ohio cities and towns with multiple teams.
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Merchants League Bowling Night At Rainbow Lanes
A local merchants bowling event at Rainbow Lanes features teams from Stoney’s Merchants and West Garner. Players include Hagree Mente and Reinew, with matches beginning at 7. The evening gathers business teams for friendly competition and standings.
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Ramnbow
Garner Reinew Hestapract
Sandusky Crowned Buckeye with Late TD
In Marion Harding, Sandusky Blue 20 to 14 as John Bettridge scores the winning touchdown with 2 seconds left. Sandusky built a 14–0 halftime lead with two second quarter TDs, Marion replying with two in the third and one in the fourth before Bettridge sealed the victory.
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John Bettridge
Sandusky Blue
Frank Merriwedth
Marion Harding
Sandusky
Bill Whisner
Alphins
White
Oworyard
Betridge
Pat Gallagher
Chet King
Bob Cauldwell
Whem
Cauldwell
Ki Vial
Bettridge
Acre
Christenberry to press boxing inquiry into TV fight pay
New York NY January of 1960 Robert K Christenberry chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission said he will continue an inquiry into payments to fighters via a checkoff system in television bouts. Seven hours of testimony heard on Friday focused on the International Boxing Guild with 17 witnesses answering 13 affidavits filed by the Metropolitan Boxing Alliance alleging black listing discrimination extortion and monopolistic practices. Tex Sullivan matchmaker for St Nicholas Arena admitted using the checkoff system paying 39 of 101 fighters in TV main events and taking money from purses. Promoter Ray Arcel acknowledged paying the guild 12008 for advertising before the Guilds magazine ceased publication.
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New York State Athletic Commission
International Boxing Guild
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Tex Sullivan
St. Nicholas Arena
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