Lakewood Surges for 67 Yard Pioneers TD Rally
Lakewood and Elyria clash as Mason leads a 67 yard Elyria comeback drive and Kirk Kellogg clears the way. Alexander connects with Webb for a long score, but Lakewood’s defense and Curcillo’s tackles limit Elyria, securing Lakewood’s second league win and the top league standing.
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Elyria
Alexander
Langner
Lakewood
Mason
Joese
Perkins
Varga
Rangers
Pioneers
Webb
Curcillo
Skop
Fitzpatrick
Phil Perkins
Karl Baun
Paul Fitzgibbon
Carcillo
Cliff Elbert
Carl Larkins
Kirk Kellogg
Elvrra
Lorain
Shaw
Roll Semi-Finals In Local Match-Game Bowling Tourney
Lorain County match game bowling semifinals set to determine eight finalists for the December national championships in Chicago. 32 entrants trimmed to 16, with eight lines tonight at Andorka's Recreation and eight more games tomorrow at Olympic Recreation. Finals next weekend at Olympic Recreation. Notables include Pompei, Kistoff, Barilaric, Borac, Nagy, Black, Justin, Wozniak, Knight, Bolich, Andorka, Henke, Fascho, Kosco, Bentley, Tuma.
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Lorain County
Chicago
Andorka's
Lorain
Olympic Recreation
Tony Pompei
Tony Kistoff
Jack Barilaric
al Borac
Sam Nagy
Alex Black
Cy Justin
Joe Wozniak
Ray Knight
Bill Bolich
Hank Andorka
Gib Henke
Lou Fascho
Nick Kosco
Leo Bentley
Larry Tuma
Indians Rip Amherst 49 12 in Oberlin showdown
Berlin High Indians chase a Southwestern Conference title with their second straight league win after crushing Amherst High Comets 49 12 at Oberlin. Coach Boyd Robinson’s squad moved to 3 1 1 in four starts, only loss coming to Orville 7 0. Amherst suffers a fourth consecutive conference setback.
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Indians
Amherst
Wellington
River
Berlin High
Oberlin Romps Over Amherst as Bryant Sparks Win
Oberlin powered by Bob Bryant with 63 points in four games led a 63-6 rout of Amherst. Peterson, Petroff, and Robinson connected on several scores while Owens and Gleason added touchdowns. Wellington fell 13-12 to Rocky River in a heartbreaker as the Pirates clinched a late victory. Medina stayed unbeaten, beating Rittman 16-6 behind Mesi and Kocel touchdowns and a late safety.
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Medina
Rocky River
Fairview
Wellington
Eden
Clearview
Amherst
Rittman
Lorain Stadium
Clippers
Scarlet Warriors
Recreation Field
Lorain
Bryant
Indians
Bob Bryant
Dick Robinson
Sam Petroff
Bill Wohlever
Alex Pozniak
Dick Gleason
Robinson
Fred Owens
Goods
Wohlever
Berea
Dukes
Tony Marley
Dan Springer
Springer
Dick Rockmore
River
Marley
Bowers
Harold Fureron
Carl Witbeck
Bockmore
Wayne County
Bees
Kent Roosevelt
Chuck Mesi
Bob Kocel
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Bill Benek
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Williams
Jackson
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Kunkler
L. Smith
Carruthers
North Olmsted Trips North Royalton for 19 12 Win
North Olmsted leads Western Division in the Curahoga County Class B Scholastic Football League with a third straight win, 19 12 at North Royalton. Terry Wooney and Bob Runkel scored, Jim Healy connected for a third quarter TD to Del Carpenter, a 75 yard drive setting the decisive stretch. Touchdowns credited to Rooney Runkel Carpenter Hanacek Ritcher. Carpenter also threw a TD pass to D Carpenter.
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North Royalton
Terry Wooney
Bob Runkel
Jim Healy
del Carpenter
Bohus
D. Carpenter
Scott
Walker
Packe
Giards
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R. Carpenter
Gavin
Backts
Healy
Rumkel
Rooney
Macey
Ritch
Hanacek
Yoncke
Fowler
Alfea
Pierre
North Ormed
Runkel
Ritcher
New London Cats Dominate Plymouth 63 0 in Friday Victory
New London Cats roll past Plymouth 63 0 for third straight win. Eddie Mack sparks offense with a 51 yard run and three touchdowns while teammates Edgington Brown M Randleman Lucas Burns contribute to the scoring spree. Plymouth drops to 0-4 in the season.
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Eddie Mack
Kelley
Perkins
Anderson
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Eby
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J. Kennedy
G. Kennedy
Jacobs
Dorion
Meiser
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Rhine
Mack
Edgington
M. Randleman
Lucas
Burns
Grid Results From Ohio Colleges Roster
Ohio College Pinsburgh Jayvees beat Ohio State Jay vee 15 to 7. Mariela 30 Anderson Indiana. Gannon 34 Wiminston 30. Mt Union 3, Penn State Clarions 6. East Uihses 18, Brockport State 14. Groore Washington 21, West Virginia 14. South Yaler Lad 23, Furman 8. Memphis State 35, Chattanooga 8. Miami Fla 12, Villanova 12. Midwest Wichita 27, Detroit 1. Oklahoma A and Nia. Drake 4, Ohio 23. Bethel 6. Moraineside 13, North Dakota State 24. Bemidji State Southwest Missouri 19, Kirkshire 19. Macalester 7, Averbury 0. Bethany 12, Emporia West. College of the Pacific 1. Denver 20, La Junta 0.
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Memphia State
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Miamii Fia.ie
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Averbury
Bethary
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Tesa Coleze
Lajunia
Merchants' Loop Bowling Night at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
The Merchants' League hosts four matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with Hacerod facing Jewelcrett and St. Mary Realtors meeting Kinter Restore us. Young Hardware and Hale Dresners clash with Helena Restaurant, while Kennelly Sales & Service plays iMemo's Sportanan's Bar.
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Merchants’ “C” Bowling League
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Schecule
Hacerod
Jewelcrett
St. Mary Realtors
Kinter Restore Us
Young Hardware
Hale Dresners
Helena
Kennelly Sales & Service
iMemo
Sportanan
Weekend High School Grid Schedule Summary
Saturday games feature Fairview at Clearview and Lorain Stadio at Parma Sem. Canton Timken hosts in Canton. Sunday matchups include Lorain St Marys at Cleveland St. Stan and Sage Curshaga Heights Poeids play Fremont. Additional games at Sandusky and ZaneThosN fields.
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Clearview
Lorain
Auniseraiiw
Parma
Canton Timken
Lorain St Mary's
Clertland
Stan
Sage
Curshaga Heights
Poeids
sFremont
Jrepn
Sandusky
Elyria Moose League Hosts Six Sunday Bowling Matches
Elyria Moose Class A League schedules six regular matches Sunday at 1 30 PM at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Pairings include Grasses Wayside Inn versus Elyria Stationers, Hart Contraction versus Mose, B and B Food Market versus Prank Market, Beckett Cozarate versus Waccerman's Clothes, and Carey's Villa against Elyria Bowling Center.
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Prank « Market
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Carey's Villa
Etyria Bowing Center
Yankees Win Big as Ford Faces Phillies in World Series
The page recounts a tense 1950 World Series game where the Yankees, led by Allie Reynolds and Vic Raschi, held off the Phillies with clutch double plays and strong pitching. It notes heavy action from Rizzuto Coleman and Go liat, with Ferrick securing the win and Meyer taking the loss. The piece highlights Yankees dominance and hints at continued series momentum.
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Whitman
Allie Reynolds
Mike Goliat
Phillies
Yankees Need Victory Today To Make Sweep Of 50 World Series
New York Yankees close to a 4 game World Series sweep over the Philadelphia Phillies after a 3 2 win. Jerry Coleman drove in two runs and scored once, while Hamner and Dick Whitman squandered scoring chances for Philadelphia. Phil Rizzuto and Joe DiMaggio helped set the table in a tense seventh inning rally that gave New York the lead and sealed the victory.
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al Barlick
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Eddie Sawyer
Bob Miller
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Bubba) Church
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Ken Johnson
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Philadelphia Athletics
San Francisco
Ken Heintzelman
Waterloo
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Hankbauer
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Ed Lopat
Russ Meyer
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del Ennis
Dick Sisler
DiMaggio
World Series standings and results summary
New York Yankees lead the World Series 3-0 over the Philadelphia Phillies. Previous games: Yankees 1, Phillies 0. Yankees 2, Phillies 1 in 10 innings. Yankees 3, Phillies 2. Total attendance 137,911. largest crowd 64,505. total receipts 640,313.99. Commissions 96,047.09. players 322,540.14. clubs and leagues 217,706.76.
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Yankees
Phillies
Pheasant hunting law is changed in Ohio
Ohio hunters may possess four cock pheasants after the first day of the 1950 season instead of two. The change by the Ohio Wildlife Council follows a survey showing rising pheasant numbers and a surplus of cocks over hens. The pheasant season opens at 9 am November 15.
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Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Council
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