Browns Fall To 49ers In Opening Loop Battle
In a 24 to 10 defeat, the Cleveland Browns were outplayed by the San Francisco 49ers as the NFL season opened. The 49ers pulled away after halftime with two touchdowns and a late field goal, while the Browns managed only a single field goal in the second half. Highlights included Frankie Albert passing to a 49er touchdown and Joe Perry's rushing TD, with notable Cleveland names Graham Jones and Groza contributing in a losing effort. The day also saw Bears over Packers, Lions over Redskins, and Eagles over Cardinals, plus Rams routing Yanks.
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Local Links Highlights at Elyria CC Mixed Four-ball Foursomes
Local Links Highlights and Family Lobster Bake plus mixed four-ball foursomes at Elyria Country Club were canceled. The event featured a blind par 70 to 85. Winners included Mrs G Hoke and a list of players such as TFP Scilling D J Ryan Jr Olive Sargis W B Timms and C A Olson. The 195 season title remains to be decided with Class C finalist J Colgan set to meet semi final winner T F Schilling or J E Glass Glib champion Russ Schrutt sen and other titleholders L Barr in Class B and George Aldrich in Class D.
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Toth Wins First Grand Slam at Local Speedway
Vic Toth becomes the only driver to clinch a grand slam in Lorain County Speedway history by winning the 20 lap feature after taking the third heat race and crack-the-whip event. Yost and Smith finish behind him as Gilliland breaks a spring in the feature and earlier sets a track qualifying mark of 23.55 seconds.
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Three Teams Seek To Remain Undefeated In Conference Grid Play
OCKY River Oberlin and Amherst seek to stay perfect in KK Southwestern Conference football as Rocky River heads to Medina, Oberlin visits Fairview, and Amherst travels to Wellington for a Friday three game program. Clearview hosts Vermilion in an independent match as title hopes hinge on defense and scoring from Medina, Oberlin and Amherst.
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Ohio College Grid Schedule Friday and Saturday dates
Ohio Wesleyan at Burrito Grand Rapids at Findlay Dayton at Youngstown on Friday. Saturday features Michigan State at Ohio State Denison at Otterbein, Wabash at Miami, Kent State at Western Reserve, Wooster at Mount Union, Bowling Green at Pitt, Cedarville at Ohio Northern, Baldwin Wallace at Akron, John Carroll at Toledo, Oberlin at Allegheny, Muskingum at Heidelberg with Ohio University at Western Michigan and other junior varsity and small college matchups.
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West Gridders Seek Second Win in Grade School League
West Center aims for a second victory as the Grade School League resumes with a Friday Ely Stadium practice session against South. East meets North in the second game, while West holds the lead from last week after a tie between East and South. South starts the week facing freshman teams on Tuesday at the Stadium, after last week’s 18-0 win over West’s freshman squad.
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Oberlin Rally Edges Wittenberg In Season Opener 13 7
Oberlin Yeomen surge in the fourth quarter to defeat Wittenberg 13 to 7 in the Ohio Conference football opener. Halfback Bobby Burnham of Rochester NC sparked a 49 yard scoring run and Don Robertson added the point after as Oberlin overcame a 7 0 deficit. Burnham led Oberlin with 121 rushing yards. Larry Foulk added an insurance TD for a seven play 44 yard drive. Oberlin outgained Wittenberg 215 rushing and 147 passing with 21 first downs to 11. First two quarters were scoreless before the late rally.
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Meet 4uggery nop Faces Hilliard Case In Local Showdown
In a return Blooper League game tonight at 8 at Lexington Avenue field Elyria challenges Lakewood after Lakewood’s 18 0 win last week. Lakewood’s 33 errors tipped the scale as Toggery Shop aided the slump. Montreal tops Milwaukee 5 3 as best of seven series stands 2 1.
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Liverpool Defeats York 32 to 13 in Class B Six Man clash
Liverpool wins 32 13 over York in a Class B Scholastic Six Man football game at Brunswick. Sam Arnold scored three touchdowns as Liverpool built a 32 point lead beforeYork scored late. Liverpool remains 2 1 in three games and notching their first home win of the season.
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Elyria overpowers Shaker Heights in early game scoring spree
Elyria dominates the Elyria Shaker Heights contest from the first quarter. Doug Jones opens with an 18 yard run and a Shaffer to Hess pass for 22 yards to set up a three yard TD plunge. A blocked extra point and a later 12 yard Jones TD push Elyria ahead 12 0. Hopkins adds a late first half score, then Shaffer scores on a 2 yard sneak for 19 0 at halftime. Exotia runs 86 yards for a third quarter TD and Days Jones adds a yard TD to make 32 0. Late in the game Moran breaks free for an 8 yard TD as Elyria upends Shaker Heights 22 7.
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Face Lakewood Friday After Easy Win Over Shaker Heights
Elyria High Pioneers defeated Shaker Heights 32-7 to stay tied atop the Lake Erie League with Euclid. Coach Bill Coyer's crew built a 14-point first quarter lead and emphasized improvement after an otherwise uneven performance.
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Ball Carriers Face Lakewood In Key Erie Clash Friday
The Pioneers prepare for a Friday home test against Lakewood as league play resumes after a two week road run. Lakewood entered with 109 points in two games but fell 26 18 to Cleveland Heights. The contest tops a three game Erie program with other games including Cleveland Heights vs Lorain and Shaker Heights vs Shaw. The Pioneers showed early offense led by Doug Jones and Bill Hopkins with a 32 yard Shaffer pass to Hess and a series of gains as they moved into Shaker territory before a late kickoff return and penalties shaped the first period.
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