Lead at stake as Oberlin and Amherst clash Friday
Oberlin and Amherst meet in a pivotal Southwestern Conference matchup Friday at Amherst. Oberlin leads with a 2-0-1 league mark after decisive wins over Medina and Fairview, while Amherst, riding a two-win season, seeks to derail the leaders and pull even as the league reaches the midway point. The game, one of three league tilts on Friday, also features Rocky River at Wellington and Clearview vs Fairview, with Medina idle.
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Amherst
Medina
Fairview
Indians
Comets
Wellington
Aroherst
Lorain County
Uni
Herst
Clearview
Rocky River
Fair
Cuyahoga County
Medina County
Rittman
Richards 582 Tops Tenpin Tally in City Leagues
Tom Richards bowled a 582 series for Grady's Garage in the Merchants' C League at Rainbow Lanes to lead the period. S. Matos, with Elyria Merchants, played in the All-Sports Club League at Olympic Paita as part of the week’s activity.
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Grady's Garage
Rainbow Lanes
S. Matos
Elyria &Orain Merchants
Olympic Paita
Leagle Gradys
daPorte Inn
BOL Be Senning
G. Tany's
Richards
Eain Ymime Waie Kids
St. Marie Rain
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Hunter Realtical Estate
Olympic Whit Kysey
Chemey
Copas
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Ase High Ind
Young Hardwereohnson
Haserodt Jewelers
MHS
Grasso'y Ouny Hardware High
Pai Matus
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Tasso
Indi If
Gia Norwalk Frigh
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Archie Cunningham
Shy A. Olsen Company
Stepeng
Dairy Queen Store
Stell
Borain Norfalk Truc
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Smanatase
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Blake
Indi
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atles-McVeigh
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Iz 'Nash-Wellertare's Cafe
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Eyahn-Mcgregor
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Frank Metzger
Richard. Fackler
Oberlin College
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Favern
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Empire Tavern
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Siva Florists
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Lora
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V. FW
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Joby
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Righ Manni
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Sal Maglie Faces Yankees In World Series Tilt
Sal Maglie, Giants ace pitcher, boasts a sharp curve and barber mug nickname as he prepares to start against the Yankees. He recalls a career rise from Mexican League exile to NL standout and vows to keep the edge with his trusted curve and a rest day.
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Magne
Giants
Leo Durocher
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Wshen
Maglie
Dolph Lugue
Week End Bowling Gain Finals Round In Annual Golf Tourney
Maurice McIntire and Andy Milo qualified for the finals of the Annual Spring Valley Championship Golf Tournament. McIntire defeated Joe Emody 3 and 2 to reach the title round while Walden beat Dank Kohlmyer 8 and 6. In Class A, Frank Csavina and Len Noster moved into finals with Csavina winning over Cirigliano and Noster defeating Fritz Helges. Local golfers at Middleboro Municipal Golf Course had a week of holes in one during four weeks of play.
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Maurice McIntire
Andy Milo
McIntire
Joe Emody
Walden
Dank Kohlmyer
Frank Csavina
Len Noster
Savina
Oe Cirigliano
Noster
Fritz Helges
Rea OO
Middleboro
Mass
Burke
Municipal Golf Lenning
Vargo
Burke Furniture
Elyria Freshmen Seek Second Win
Elyria Freshmen take on Sandusky in a home and home clash to win their second game. Coach Ray Wilson hopes the 8 8 tie with Lakwood spurred corrections, as ninth graders aim to match last year’s success against the Blue Streaks after a 25 0 and 45 6 sweep.
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Diyrid High School
Sandusky
Ray Wilson
Elyria
Lakewood
Winners Crown Ridgeville Field Trial Winners
The Ridgeville Sportsman’s Club held its second annual field trial at Winterfield Farm Race Road. Saturday tested hounds in setters and cocker categories with El Shay Tan owned by H. D. Bennett winning, followed by Sepams Chips of Wally Mapes and Tohote inner of William Trout. Sunday saw Avong Happy owned by Jack Witworth win, Rex owned by Bill Bailey and Spot owned by Art Loesch in top places. A closely matched contest forced a separate brace to decide the Sunday winner.
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Ridgeville
el Shay Tan
H. D. Bennett
Wally Mapes
Tohote Inner
William Trout
Avong Happy
Jack Witworth
Rex
Bill Bailey
Spot
Art Loesch
Oberlin Tops Kenyon 3 1 to Open 1951 Soccer Season
Oberlin College opened its 1951 season with a 3 1 victory over Kenyon College at Gambier. Kenyon scored in the second quarter, while Perry Fay and the Oberlin squad led the offense with solid teamwork. In other action, Giants beat Redskins 35 14 and Packers edge Steelers 35 33 as rookies shined.
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Oberlin College
Kenyon
Gambier
Kenyon College
Perry-Fay
Sill Emory
Bodo Nicholson
Pete Bellows
Ben Collins
Maintenance Ev
Charlie Conerly
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Bill Cross
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh
New York Yanks
Yankee Stadium
Detroit Lions
Giants
Redskins
Washington
Conerly
Bud Wilkinson
Kelley Mote
Cardinals
Bears
Chicago
Gross
Frank Tripucka
Packers
Milwaukee
Steelers
Tobin Rote
Reynolds Versus Maalie In Fourth Contest Of Series
New York Yankees seek to even the World Series against the New York Giants as rain delays the fourth game at the Polo Grounds. Manager Casey Stengel criticizes Phil Rizzuto on fielding as Allie Reynolds is set to start, facing Sal Maglie who won 23 games this season.
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Sal Maglie
Yankees
Maglie
Sal
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Casey Stengel
Eddie Stanie
Giants
Stengel
Phil Rizzuto
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Stengell
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Tom Morgan
Allie Reynolds
Yankee Stadium
Durocher
Reynolds
Rain Postpones Lorain County Stock Car Races
Rain postponed the Sunday program at Lorain County Speedway featuring a 35 lap season championship. The event carries $1,800 in prize money and trophies for the champion. Time trials were set for 12 39 and racing to begin at 2. Next Sunday will host the program with the same prizes.
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Lorain County Speedway
Browns Trounce Rams in 114 Degree Heat Clash
The Cleveland Browns upset the Los Angeles Rams 38 to 23 at the Coliseum as heat of 114 degrees framed a decisive game. Key moments included Ken Carpenter’s a two yard run and a 57 yard march, plus Warren Lahr’s late interception return sealing the victory before 67,186 fans.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Rams
Tim Moriarty
United Press
New York
Cleveland Browns
Mark Twain
Paul Brown
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Los Angeles Rams
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Joe Stydahar
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Los Angeles
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Hirsch
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Hecker
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Keane
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Simonsen
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Halliday
Daugherty
Thompson
Finlay
Lange
McLaughlin
Paul
Reid
van Broeklin
Wiliams
Smith
Hoerner
Waterfield
Davis
Balmank
Johnson
Towler
Younger
Lahr
Jones
Ursch
Groza
Wat‘Heid
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