Ohio prep football thrills and Oberlin season close
Lorain St Mary and Megadore provided a stunning last night clash described as sensational by CT photographer Don Miller. Oberlin College ends its 1954 football slate at Dill Field with eight seniors departing and three Lorain County players returning next season to boost the Yeomen.
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NFL Cripples Open Week End Card
The injury ridden San Francisco Forty Niners and Pittsburgh Steelers face off at Forbes Field before 37,000 as both teams linger in the playoff picture. The Niners (4-3-1) are tied for second in the Western Division after a 48-7 loss to Detroit, while the Steelers (4-4) sit fourth in the Eastern race. Both clubs trail leaders by two games.
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Tonight and Sundays Sports Card Headlines
The broadcast lists Pittsburgh at Cleveland hockey and Philadelphia at Cleveland football with WGAR and DuMont TV coverage. New York Giants host the Rams in a key Sunday clash as Jets, Browns, and Eagles pursue division gains amid college notes and local high school awards.
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Browns vs Eagles draws potential 50000 at Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland expects the largest pro football crowd of the season as up to 50,000 fans may attend the Browns versus Eagles game. Cleveland, favored by 10 points after a prior season loss to Philadelphia, seeks improvement after a rough start while the Eagles hope to rebound from a tougher stretch.
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Five or Six Box Licenses To Be Lost Next Tuesday
United Press reports that five or six more men face license losses at the New York Late Athletic Commission hearing into charges against the International Boxing Guild. Six were suspended Friday for alleged involvement with unlicensed managers and for assisting the Guild in collecting donations from managers of fighters.
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Shoremen Win Cage Opener Defeat Seville
SEVILLE Avon Lake opened its basketball season by beating Seville of Medina County 51 to 32 in the Seville gym. Tom Dittenbaugh and Dave Robison led Avon Lake as they raced to a 21-3 first-quarter lead and never relinquished it. Seville stayed within reach after the early burst, but the margin proved insurmountable. The game was clean with only 32 personal fouls called, seven on Avon Lake and one on Seville.
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Bulldogs Canton McKinley chase first Ohio crown in 24 years
McKinley favored in 59th grid rivalry as Massillon, both at 3-1, clash in Canton. Mixed results from Week 5 include Bellaire quarter Jim Nemec scoring twice to reach 114 season points and Adena’s title hopes dashed by rivals. Other results feature Dillonvale beating Stoney’s team 43-6 and St. Mary edge by Algadore pair, with Lakewood at risk against West Tech.
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Bowling Schedule Changes Prompt Early Roll At Bowl-O-Drome
Bowling matches in the Brown Lips Chapin Men’s No 1 league moved up to roll tomorrow at 3 30 p m at the Bowl O-Drome due to Open House events at the plant next Tuesday.
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Women bowling high scores highlight Tarry Lanes meet
In the Women's Al-City League at Tarry Lanes a group of six feminine circled players posted strong series with Henke achieving 164 181 178 games and Wisnnski 478 191 146. Louise Haislet led the league with 508 while Gert Henke and Marion Henke each totaled 503 and Peg Taylor 500. In the United Polish Club Ladies Auxiliary League Wilma Gar led with a 501 series.
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Karby Tops City Bowling With 650 Series Pace
Steve Karby rolled 214 206 230 for a 650 series to lead the Bowl to Dome Home League last night. Howard Snyder also eclipsed 600 with 615. Ruth Henke and Arline Visniski followed in the standings as the evening of league play continued.
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Mogadore Triumph Over St Marys In Tight Season Finish
Mogadore edged St Marys 30 14 as Bonko led backs with 137 yards on 14 carries and Lugerik added 75 yards. Ned Novell lauded his players saying this group is the best he has coached while announcing his resignation. Gula Hiser and Poyle stood out on the line as the Mogadore defense clamped down late.
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St Mary's Edges Mogadore In Open Grid Battle
In a hard fought game St Marys defeated Mogadore 43 to 6 after early Lorain errors. Bonko and Bonko again sparked the Irish, but Mogadore answered with a 73 yard pass setup and a later touchdown. Penalties and handling miscues hampered Lorain late as St Marys held on with strong defense and a sharp passing attack led by Murphy.
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