Rees to Speak at Elyria Luncheon Honoring Local Teams
Trevor Rees, Kent State football mentor and former Ohio State end, will address tomorrow noon’s honor luncheon celebrating the Elyria and Elyria Catholic squads. Rees’s career spans Shaw, Ohio State freshmen coaching, Navy pre flight staff, and a 11 year Kent State run with a .667 winning percentage.
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Last Year's Champs Open Season in Midtable Strife
The Browns are tied for last in the Eastern Division with two wins and five losses. The Rams trail one game from the Western Division basement at 2-3. Sid Gillman faces criticism in Los Angeles for player rotation and bench choices while Norm Van Brocklin is praised by some fans but faulted by others over his outspoken replies.
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Elyria Catholic Football Travels to Notre Dame for First College Game
Elyria Catholic Knights head to Notre Dame Indiana to watch Notre Dame play North Carolina Saturday marking their first college game trip. Booster Club funds the trip as the dining arrangement. The Cleveland Browns also cut guard Abe Ibron to make room for Don Goss. St Agnes Crusaders of Lorain Deanery will be honored Tuesday at 6 30 pm in the St Agnes basement. Hurricane Jackson and Bob Baker last fought on September 26 with Jackson taking the decision.
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Tiller's 72 Tops Buckeye Conference Scoring Title
Fremont's Jim Tiller led the Buckeye Conference with 72 points as the top scorer in the season. Lorain's Jim Foley was 30 points behind in second, with Paul Raeder third and a four way tie for fourth among Elyria's Jack Madhock John Level and Beebe Schneider of Fremont.
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Browns waive Gibron and add Goss to active list
Cleveland Browns announce waivers on veteran guard Abe Gibron and place rookie tackle Don Goss on the active roster. Gibron started with the Buffalo Bills in 1949 and joined the Browns after the league folded. Goss, from Southern Methodist, trained with Cleveland and was waived after two games with no takers.
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Rockne's Irish Surprises Notre Dame With Potent 1930s Line
The reminiscence recalls Knute Rockne and Tom Loch predicting a strong Notre Dame squad. The coach warned they would be green, while Loch boasted four backs better than the Four Horsemen. A later headline quoted Rockne as predicting no losses, and the Irish proceeded to beat every opponent.
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Former tennis champion Art Larsen in improving condition
Castro Valley report says former national amateur tennis champion Art Larsen, age 31, moved from critical list at Eden Hospital after coma from motorbike fall near Hayward. Doctors note some movement though he remains unconscious due to ruptured brain artery. Larsen was 1950 U S singles champion and 1952 U S clay courts titlist.
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Elyria High honors top football squad awards
At an Elyria High School honors banquet Lions Club chair Wayne McQuillin presented top awards to Jack Machock Jim Buttle Leon Taylor and Dick Dahl. Madhock named outstanding offensive back Buttle top offensive lineman Taylor best defensive back Dahl ace defensive lineman.
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Tarry Tavern Hosts Home League Night Lineup
The Tarry Tavern Home League plays tonight at 9 with two shifts. First shift matchups include Golero Club versus Don Beal Contractor, Neht Bottling Co. versus C A Olsen Co. West River Hardware against Brown Jug and Tarry Tavern against Team No 16. Second shift features Ray's Place versus Spring Valley, Salyl Meats versus Western Heights Merchants, Kiatik's Log Cabin versus Keck's Special Ties, and Stroh Beer versus Bill's Mobile Service.
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Olympic Spirit Fails to Unite Nations in Parade
A critical look at the Olympic Games argues they fall short of easing global tensions. The piece traces a pattern from Athens 1896 through 1932 and 1948, noting score-settling, officiating disputes, and national pride shaping outcomes rather than harmony.
Ohio State Favored To Sweep Iowa In Big Ten Clash
Ohio State enters as a six point favorite to beat Iowa in Iowa City, aiming for an 18th straight Big Ten win. Iowa hopes for an upset as coach Evashevski downplays Rose Bowl talk and deals with injuries to Alex Karras, John Nocera, and John Martin as Ohio State stars Don Clark and Jimmy Roseboro show strong rushing form.
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WEWS Sportscast Highlights Tonight
Football quarter back club program at 7 PM on WEWS. Boxing match Frankie Ruff against Kenny Lane airs at 10 PM on WEWS.
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Histories of Controversy in Early Olympic Years
Italian observers aided Dorando Pietri at a controversial finish in the victo ry event. Jim Thorpe faced later disputes in Stockholm and was stripped of medals as a professional. In 1928 two Dutch doormen mocked amateurs. Finnish sprinter Lauri Lehtinen drew disqualification debates. Eleanor Holm was expelled from the 1936 team. tensions arose with Austria over race and national pride. The Washington crew hosted Yugoslav oarsmen for a cordial dinner as sportsmanship debates continued.
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Cubs and Reds complete five player swap in 1956 trade
Chicago Cubs acquire third baseman Jim Jablonski and pitcher Imer Singleton from Cincinnati Reds in exchange for Warren Hacker Don Hoak and Pete Whisenant. Cubs officials say more deals possible with three NL clubs ahead of minor league meetings in Jacksonville Florida. Singleton, 36, eyed as a starting pitcher. Jablonski 31 posted .254 in 129 games with Reds in 1956.
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Notre Dame says policy on football unchanged
Notre Dame president Fr. Theodore Hesburgh denied rumors of a policy shift as the Fighting Irish face a rough season. He insisted no change in football policy and stressed continuing to play the highest level. Hesburgh praised Knute Rockne as the greatest alumnus and linked understanding Rockne to understanding football.
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North Eaton Game Club Issues 37000 Acre Permit Sale
The North Eaton Game Club offers hunting permits on about 37 000 acres in Laram County. Resident permits cost 2 and non resident permits cost Sieach. Permits available at Owen's Mobile Gas North Eaton Hardware in North Eaton and Oz Walt's Market in Elyria.
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