Wellington Dukes top Clearview in Lakeland clash
Wellington high school’s Dukes upset Clearview 19-0 as John Dickason starred with key runs and a fumble recovery for a third straight conference win. Amherst Comets rallied to beat Vermilion 12-7 at home for their second league win, while Huron beat New London 26-0 to move into third place. Next week Amherst visits Wellington and Vermilion hosts New London.
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Wellington
Dukes
Amherst Comets
Lakeland
Murt Campbell
Clearview
John Dickason
Amherst
Vermilion
Comets
Huron
New London
Dickason
Russ Furcron
Furcron
Bob Swartz Place
Lee Grissinger
Dick McKenzie
Lady Luck
Jack Kilbride
Earl Morain
Mike Szabo
Bartlome
Bodde
Larry Bartlome
Bill Bodde
Joe Hudak
Tom Coleman
Bob Neff
Jack Armstrong
Leroy Brownell
Brownell
Wildcats
Armstrong
Wayne Wright
Tiger
Gary Harris
Bill DeNoel
Ridgeville
Rittman
Midview Beats Ridgeville 19-0 in muddy season opener
Midview High gains its third win in as many starts in 11-man football as Dale Durkee and Albert Junior score in the opening period and Cliff Young adds a second period TD. Ridgeville’s lone threats stall on Midview’s defense after two early fumbles. Curtis adds the extra point.
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Ridgeville
Midview High
Rangers
Midview
Middie
Ron Young
Dale Durkee
Jerry Curtis
GeneTurke
Albert Junior
Cliff Young
Young
Jones Dominates Elyria Women Bowling Spotlight
Helen Jones rolled a 254 game and 605 series in the Women’s All City League at Pfaudler A A All City League event at Tarry Tavern. Parker posted a 614 with a 605 series as Elyria Hardware, Jones, and Wisniewski led a high-scoring night while other rivals trailed in the mixed doubles and local league play.
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Helen Jones
Elyria
Jones
Chuck Parker
Pfaudler P. A. A
Tarry Tavern
Stoney’s Rainbow
Ely
Iria Hardware
Maples
Sitlingen
Arline Wisnnski
Dorothy Pavelka
Joyce Gildenmeister
Anne Chet
Redman
Parker
Lorain
Chets
Browns Seek 10th Straight Division Title in Key NFL Clash
Cleveland Browns led by Paul Brown face the Philadelphia Eagles in a pivotal Sunday game as both teams aim to solidify position in the Eastern Division. Browns hope to rebound after a stunning loss, while the Eagles seek an upset to prove they can challenge for the title.
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Cleveland
INS
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Browns
Philadelphians
Eaton
San Francisco
Route 82
South Island Road
Eagles
Washlington
Redskins
Rene
San
Francisco
Eagies
Jim Trimble
Facinz
Brown
Philadelphias
Notre Dame Tops Miami in 14-0 shutout
Notre Dame blanked Miami 14 to 0 as Paul Hornung stepped in for injured Ralph Guglielmi and sparked the offense. Ed Plute and Gene Kapich contributed on key plays as the Irish defense stifled Miami’s attempts in the Carrier Dome era style clash.
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Notre Dame
Miami
Terry Brennan
Brennan
Paul Hornung
Ralph Guglelmi
Hornung
Don Louk
Highland
Louisville
Notre
Ed Plute
iDame
Mami
Jum Bergstrom
Plute
Tally
Bob Webster
Ray Lemek
Sti
Cachduan
Vo Oyards
Gene Kapich
Wemek
Gent Reeves
Dean
Herrmanz
Rauns
Aubrey Leas
Comesis
Charlie Jackson
Southern Methodists
Fremont Little Giants Upset Findlay 21 6
Fremont Little Giants defeated Findlay 21 to 6 at Fremont. Jim Tiller scored twice on a 55 yard run and a 50 yard reception from Burdette Schneider with Schneider adding all three extra points. Ron Shafer connected Findlay’s early TD and Dick Coleman returned an interception for Fremont.
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Fremont
Ross High
Findlay
Little Giants
Jim Tiller
Ron Shafer
Fred Williams
Tiller
Dick Coleman
Burdette Schneider
Hal Black
Schneider
Sandusky
Buckeye
Gordon Released by Giants on Waivers
New York Giants place 31 year old Sid Gordon on waivers after parting ways with the veteran outfielder. The move signals a shakeup for the team as they reconfigure their lineup ahead of the season.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Sid Gordon
Bowling Results Show Local League Scores By Name At Stages
Readable lines list scores and players from multiple leagues including Shippne Room 3, Dodsiey’s Market, Mason, Elyria teams, and women’s all city. Notable players include A Jants, Don Wagon, Patke, Ariing, Joyce Kasor, Dorothy Chapman with high scores across individual and team events.
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John Lutheran League
Parsch Lumber
Dodsiey
Chuck Parker
Machine Shop
Steve ‘Ae Apieitters Beer
Patke
Stroh's’ Beer
Pabst
Orieve
Carlings
Ton Butler Bune, Inc
Velicg
Beiter
Weat River Hardware
Elyria Business
Butler Inc
Up.c
U.P.C
Terry ‘Tavern
Sopislatad
Mary Ann Kasif
Bayemaeake Berglee
Bittner-Dacario Smitties
Charlotte Bmayher
Bervier
Allied Service
Florence Kuineet Ibt
Carlin Bidek Label
Lorain Glas
Stary Janowicz
Je _Varady
Dobrowski Meats
Hotel Sedoris
Pat Bradacr Bistia Dobrowski
IBL
United Polish Club
Riverview Trash
Mate
Jee Daly
Financial
Sheffield Rothgery’s Bervice
Lorain Glass
Ringles
Milford Rivet UN
Dorothy Chapman Bane
Alt Miio Veniac
Orr
J. KR
Dall L Mar
Knowles
Sniezek
Garrett
Bitner-DeCarlo
Wes Garage
Bettle Pierce
Ors
McGuire's Auto Parts
Empire Spring
Dail
McGuire
Kasper Foundry
Bolero Club
Troxel S
Carling
Sas
High Brotherton Trucking
Edos Laver
Brotherton Trucking
Tso
McGuires Auto Paris
Gardnera
Obels Midway
Joan LaGrotteris
Kaplan's Furniture i Bhs
Cacling
Mixed Schedule Sets Bowlers for Rainbow Lanes Night
Stoney's Mixed League at Rainbow Lanes features a cluttered schedule with team pairings like Jemaeae idiey Parrel Chetiy against Tjemmes Na athewk Beumby PittseBe Robin and Serchak Wharien Ree rain Grandsial plus Searles Paching tpilogey Wikser Detar Boees Mey s Baumacher Weitiake and Rehuke Mohney Traxier Th C LaDiier ABUT.
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Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Jemaeae idiey-Parrel
Chetiy
Tjemmes
Avon Eagles Romp Past South Amherst 33-0 In Six Man Tilt
Avon Eagles exploded with a 20 point first quarter, led by Tom McCullough three touchdowns and key scores from Holowecky and Ross to beat South Amherst 33-0. Columbia Raiders edged La Grange 32-18 in a late rally as the Firelands-Brookside game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Avon Eagles
Lorain County
South Amherst
Columbia
la Grange
Firelands
Dennis Dulmage
Dave Holowecky
Holowecky
Ross
Avon
Hol Ky
John Ross
Une
Bob Hall
Eagles
Gene Smith
Hall
LaGrange
Thorns
Red Raiders
Raiders
Wildcats
Gary Summers
Rogerson
Red Reiders
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Jim van Arsdale
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Broadway Lorain
Ohio
Young Hardware
Cleveland St
Bellfield Ave
St. Jude's
Allen
Doug Thigpen
Ross van Arsdale
Lo. Co. Bank
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