Quiz Answers From Weekend Challenge and Local Highlights
The item lists a pub quiz format with questions about the Browns starting QB before Frank Ryan, Dodgers pennants since 1946 and their first World Series title star, Walter Rock of Elyria as the 49ers starting right tackle, and other queries on boxing and AFL teams. Answers identify Jem Ninowosaki, Dodgers pennants in several years, Johnny Podres as the 1955 Series pitcher, and Rock as San Francisco’s right tackle.
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LOS Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Yankees
Walter Rock
Elyria
San Francisco Forty-Niners
National Football League
Amherst Sprints Past Clearview 61-38 In Season Opener
Amherst High opened with a 61-38 win over Clearview as Tim Nagy led the scoring with 23 points and Roy Davis and Dan Solak fueled a late rally. Five Clippers fouled out, and Amherst built a 19 point first-quarter lead before Clearview surged to stay competitive.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Clearview
Clippers
George Simonovich
Roy Davis
Dan Solak
Davis
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
World Boxing Association
Canada
George Chuvala
Aak
Nets
Eddie Moore
Rodrigeur
Comets
Jim McCourt
Tim Nagy
Jim Novak
Charles Towne
Solak
Tim Horton
Nagy
Horton
Towne
Dick Bozicevich
Dennis Bray
Bozicevich
Davia Gft
McCourt
Bolak
Ag Towne
Mick
Hi Rodriguez
Ryan
Moore
Bray
Bozheveh
Novak
Ne Reserve
del Mack
Tim Naly
Lorain Stealers Rally Past Avon Lake 59 50 Victory
Lorain High School trailed early but surged with a six point run in the fourth quarter to defeat Avon Lake 59 to 50 before a solid crowd. Joe Carlton's 6 45 fourth quarter jumper sparked the decisive stretch as Lorain improved to 1 1. John Meluch led with 16 points and Charlton added 12 while reserves Hagins and Jackson provided key late scoring. Avon Lake shot 48 percent but fell short, missing 12 free throws and staying 42 attempts. The Shoremen dropped to 0 2 with the loss. Lorain also won the junior varsity game 48 24.
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Tae
Joe Carlton
Steelers
Lorain
John Meluch
Charlton
Bruce Hagins
Harold Jackson
Hagins
Jackson
Avon Lake
Shoremen
Jim Johnson
Gary Rames
Bob Roesky
Johnson
Shore
Elyria Recreation Opens Class B Basketball Season
The Elyria Recreation Department announced the Class B Basketball League opening game at 7 p.m. Monday at Eastern Heights. Timms Spring faces Chronicle Telegram in the opener while other games include American Standard vs Shott's and UPC vs Ternes Sohio. Thirteen teams compete this season, six in the American Loop and seven in the National League.
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Elyria Recreation Department
Eastern Heights
Timms
Chronicle Telegram
Shott’s
U.P.C
Ternes Sohio
Breeze-battling Bengals barely battle by Birds
In Henrietta Berlin Heights beat Firelands 35 23 in a ragged exhibition. Ron Edwards led Firelands with 21 points while Jeff Strickler and Gib Hensley sparked Berlin Heights as the Tigers edged a tense finish. Falcon reserves topped Tiger cubs 47 37 in the prelim.
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Bengals
Henrietta
Talking Tigers
Berlin Heights
Firelands
Falcons
Tiger
Tigers
Falcon
Tiger Cubs
Artie Adkins
F Moon
Pechaitis
Cardle
Bosts‘er
Wallace
Pechaitis U
Strickler
Kotora Hensley
Edwards
Shook Fox
Brunswick Noses Buckeye in 50 37 Victory
Mallet Creek Buckeye High opened strong but Brunswick, led by Mike Carlson with 28 points, outscored them in the final period to win 50 37. Carlson fueled a decisive fourth quarter while Billy Inman managed 13 for Buckeye in the setback.
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Mallet Creek
Buckeye High
Brunswick
Mike Carlson
Carlson
Blue Devils
The
Bucks
Billy Inman
Inman
Buckeye Uf
Mapleton tops Lucas 55 50 in nonleague hoops
Mapleton defeats visiting Lucas 55 to 50 in a nonconference boys basketball game. Bob Frazier and Fred Langsdorf each scored 15, Jim Stuart 14, Mapleton shot 20 of 52 to Lucas 20 of 66. Lucas outrebounded 30 to 27. Rob Gollahk led Mapleton scoring with 17.
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NOVA
Mapleton High School
Firelands
Stuart
Brockway
Hickey
Lucas
Kemp
Collins
Farst
Miller
Ditchler
Berlin
Aceman
Mapleton
Rob Gbllak
Vermilion Sailors Open Season With Victory Over Brookside
Vermilion High Sailors opened their basketball season with a 55 to 45 win over Brookside. Larry Schafer led Vermilion with 18 points, Bert Fitzgerald had 18 for Brookside. Vermilion led 15-9 after one, 24-22 at halftime, 36-33 after three, then pulled away 19-12 in the final quarter. Vermilion shot 22 of 62 from the field and 11 of 21 free throws. Brookside went 15 of 38 from the floor and 15 of 28 at the line.
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Vermilion
Vermilion High
Cardinals
Brookside
Larry Schafer
Bert Fitzgerald
Sailors
Milan Tigers overwhelm Milan in season opener 71 41
Huron Tigers dominated Milan 71 to 41 in the Lake land Conference opener. Three of five starters reached double digits, with Lori Dircks and Mike Fischer leading the Tigers with 15 points each, Dino Caporini 14, and Milan’s Tom Valentine top scoring with 20. Ed Schlessman added 12 for Milan.
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MILAN
Huron
Tigers
Marigin
Mike Fischer
Lori Dircks
Dircks
Dino Caporini
Tom Valentine
Ed Schlessman
Maton
Dircks Gft
Valentine
Fischer
Behleman
Caporini
Fotell
Q Payne
Toole
Ray Routh
Sheppera
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