Elyria Battles To Stay In Erie Loop Grid Race
Elyria High Pioneers seek to stay in contention for the Lake Erie League title as they travel to Lakewood to face the Rangers. Lakewood, 3-0 in league play and 3-game win streak, aims to extend dominance with veteran starters while Elyria hopes for improvement after a rough Erie opener. Two other league games air Friday with Lorain vs Cleveland Heights and Shaw vs Shaker Heights.
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Tom Butler
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Ray Retone
Bob’ White
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Marty Mayer
Pete Gartland
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Recreation Field
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Shaw Stadium
Two Grade School Grid Games Are Warded Thursday
The Elyria Grade School Football League schedules two league games for Thursday on the Ely Stadium grid. South vs East and North vs West kick off at 4 PM. South leads with two wins, North and West tied for second at 1–1, East at 0–2.
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Elyria Opponents Season Records Overview
Elyria opponents season records show varied results across multiple teams and cities. Notable scores include Toledo DeVilbiss 19 12, Sandusky 12 0, and Lakewood 43 13. Strong performances by Sandusky and Shaker Heights highlight competitive matchups.
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Shaker Heights
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Lakewood
Cleveland
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Parma
Cleveland Heights
Youngstown South
Youngstown
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Boardman
Massillon
Teveland Heights
Glenville
Tech
Dark butterflies spark Braves confidence in World Series
Alvin Dark, rookie of the year material for Boston, battles nerves as the World Series opens. The LSU and LSU football alum, once slow at the plate, has steadied into one of the NL’s top hitters. He insists the Braves will not yield, despite facing the Indians in a tense opener.
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Pheasants Profits From Frederick Ranch Venture
Victor Morse, founder of Ring Neck Ranch in Frederick South Dakota, plans to kill and ship over 3,000 pheasants this fall at ten dollars a brace. He operates a 70 acre facility with incubator, brooders, and penned ranges, selling chicks and dressed birds to farms, restaurants, and clubs nationwide. Morse aims to expand to 5,000 birds next spring despite issues with local wildlife authorities.
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Massillon Steubenville Elevens Battle Friday
Ohio high school football powers Massillon and Steubenville prep for a key Friday clash. Both remain undefeated as Massillon edged past Canton Lincoln and Youngstown South while Steubenville beat East Liverpool and Lorain. the winner could shake up the top standings. Gene Wetherholt of Gallipolis highlighted the week with 16 of 17 extra points in three games.
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Radio Television Expenditures Rise for World Series Rights
Boston Braves face Cleveland Indians in the World Series with about 350000 spent on radio and television rights. Coast to coast hookup costs sponsors 175000, TV rights 174000, figures up from last year as Boston telecasts shrink on the East Coast circuit. In Rocky Ford Colorado two girls aged nine and five run a worm business advertising worm orders, with grandfather assisting.
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BrandNew 1948 Buick Fireball Engine Offer
A sales blurb promises a complete 1948 Fireball engine upgrade for Buick models from 1937 onward. It touts factory fresh power, full parts package, quick two day swap, and a low cost bargain to boost thrust and driving thrill in today’s showroom.
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All New Engine Parts Offer for Vehicle Upgrade
A promotional listing advertises a complete set of new engine components including cylinder block, crankshaft and bearings, connecting rods, pistons and rings, push rods, oil pump, filters, pan, thermostat, carburetor, air cleaner, manifolds, water pump, camshaft, timing chain, cylinder head, valves and springs, rocker-arm, flywheel housing and balancer, clutch, fuel pump, distributor, spark plugs and wires. The emphasis is on a full kit of replacements for performance overhaul.
Northwestern faces heavy workout after light drill
Big Nine teams prep for upcoming games with heavy practices. Northwestern uses Minnesota formations again as they prepare for next Saturday's tilt against Minnesota. Indiana intensifies drills for Texas Christian game. Iowa aims for top shape with hard scrimmage before Ohio State. Michigan expects passing attack against Purdue with focus on pass defense. Purdue vows improved performance to upset Michigan. Wisconsin final pre West Coast workout before California game. Army challenges Illinois as Illinois readies for Army, sharpening the Hlint offense.
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Browns Edge Colts 14 10 in Windy AFAC Clash
In a muddy windy game, Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Colts 14 to 10 to keep a share of the lead in the All-America Football Conference Western Division. Automatic Otto Graham powered the offense as Cleveland earned its fifth win Paul Brown’s team stayed tied with the 49ers who have six victories.
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Browns Dodgers clash moved to Sunday night football
The Browns schedule shifts due to the 1948 World Series dates. If the series lasts five games the Browns vs Dodgers at Cleveland Stadium will be Sunday night at 8 30. If the series ends in four, the game remains Sunday night unless Indians Braves cancel. then it moves to Monday night.
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Browns Hold Lead In Eastern Division Amid Colts Comeback
The Browns defeated the Colts 14 to 10 as a late third quarter punt bounces deep in Baltimore territory set up Cleveland’s go ahead score. Y A Tittle connected to Billy Hillenbrand for a 78 yard punt return and Edgar Jones scored for the Browns. Grossman added a 40 yard field goal for Baltimore and Groza kicked two extra points for Cleveland. Cleveland returns home to face the Brooklyn Dodgers in a night game at Cleveland Stadium.
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