Pioneers Rally Past East Bombers In High School Clash
Elyria’s Pioneers edged Cleveland East 200 at Ely Stadium as the visitors outgained the hosts 199 to 0 in total yardage and won on defense. Elyria limited East to minus 11 yards in the second and third periods, while the Bombers used 30 passes for 126 yards to Elyria’s four completions.
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Bart Laderman
Elyria
Cleveland
Ely Stadium
Chronicle-Felegram
John Moore
Elue
Miinus
Bombers
Ze F
Steelmen Lakewood Battle Ends 6-6 Tie
Lorain Lorain's Steelmen and Lakewood High Rangers played a 6-6 stalemate at Recreation Stadium with Jim Morick scoring for Lorain in the first period on a two yard run. Ty Trbovich connected with Justin Lumiley for a late second quarter score. Second half defense held, Lorain threats stalled at the Lakewood 15 on multiple drives. Lorain now stands 2-1-1, next hosting Warren Harding.
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Lorain
Lakewood High
Rangers
Steelmen
Recreation Stadium
Jim Morick
Lakewood
Ty Trbovich
Justin Lumiley
Hve
Art Lave
Youngstown Chaney
Parma
Euclid
AG Lorain
Blufftone College
Fremont Ross
Lima South
Warren Harding
Lobain
Lumley
Pardon
Pressick
Coy
DeTillo
Pappas
GU Maneanne
Grey
Poplar
Corell
Trhovich
Montgomery
Bereson
Murdock
Foley
Mathews
Jesensky
Gloder
Rodgers
GENDS
Asbeck
Strang
Phillips
Galler
Brown
Roberts
Raselitt
Sellsted
Daniels
Vann
Dannell
Bracks
Belaner
Morick
Barrett
Entasser
Fisher
Bolend
Popp
Lekewood
Tood
Bees Nip Pirates in Southwestern Conference Thriller
Medina beats Rocky River 24 19 to earn its first SC victory and even its season at 2 2. George Muellix kicked two decisive extra points and Medina scored all TDs from plunges inside the 10 yard line. Rivera’s Ray Wrobleski added a late point after a successful kick. Halftime stood 13 13 before Medina edged ahead in the third quarter and held on despite River’s late TD and missed conversion.
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Medina’ Bees
River
Oberlin
Tom Mosteller
Joe Kasel
Cliff Gregoire
Medina
Harding Christ
Bob Becker
Pirates
Ray Wrobleski
Browns Face Cards In Week Two Battle At Lakefront
Cleveland hosts Medina and Rocky River in a 1954 NFL stand at Lakefront Stadium. Halfback Ollie Matson leads the Browns as they seek their first win after a rocky start. Meantime the Eagles travel to Philadelphia to face Pittsburgh as other league games unfold across Sunday.
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Mediva
Sieien
England
Medley
McCollins
Gilsdorf
Rich“dso
Fost
Fri
Muelle
Haymond
Mosteller Duke
Medelland Kegoize
Kasel
Coe
Rocky River
Tieike
Riemenschneider
Thralley
Rost
Mone
Bridell
Lingenfelter
Stewart
Steffan
Clements
Priest
Grimes
Wrobleski
Scott
Wright
Locke
Chrissoe
Medina
Cleveland (Is
Clevelanders
Tourndewas
Meina—Mossolier
Kasell
Browns
Ollie Matson
Ousette
Tve
Suetter
Medina—Wreble
Javon
Naling
Chicago
Loman
Lakefront
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit Lions
an/Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Thele Nex
Chicago Bears
York Giants
Washington Red Cardinals
Washington
Elyria Bowlers Open North Central Tour Tonight
Elyria bowlers led by Sam Machine Gunsagy Bill Mackin George Barney and Al Wachsberger face Fremont in the opening North Central Travelling League match at 8 30 tonight at the Bowl-Drome. Public invited.
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Elyria
Sam
Fagy
Bill Mackin
George Barneynd
al Wachsberger
Fremont
Mixed League at Rainbow Lanes Tonight
Stoney's Mixed League bowls tonight at 9 PM at Rainbow Lanes with pairings Robinson and Berchat versus Rice and Blake CuY and Bayer versus Wisser and Detar Cutford and Lauffer versus Nash and Wellert Temmes and Nasi pak versus Baumbart and Jalowiec Searle and Pachinger versus Essex and iMeyers.
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Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Robinson
Berchat
Rice
Blake
Cuy
Bayer
Wisser
Detar
Cutford
Lauffer
Nash
Wellert
Temmes
Nasipak
Wellington Triumphs In Lakeland Conference Report
Wellington High defeats Clearview 12 to 6 in a rain slick Lakeland Conference clash. Kepler and Grose star for Wellington while Mason scores for Clearview, as Wellington seizes sole league leadership with a late fourth quarter drive and a clutch goal line stand.
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Wellington High
Wellington
New London
Ann- Dukes
Herst
Secon Jhe
Lakeland
Dukes
Clearview
Kepler
Murt Campbell
Grose
Jack Kepler
Ed Grose
Milion
Huron
Frank Mason
Clippers
Duke
Max Storrow
Vermilion Defeats Amherst 18-7 On Errors
Vermilion capitalized on Amherst turnovers in a Lakeland Conference game to win 18-7. Tom Jeavens scored twice and Chuck Garra added a TD as Vermilion led 12-0 by halftime, with Amherst finally scoring late in the fourth period on Earl Morain’s one yard run.
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Vermilion
Amherst High School
Comets
Lakeland
Amherst
Earl Morain
Comet
Tom Jeavens
Sailors
Chuck Garra
Labor
Jeavons
Larry Sarilome
Morain
Bartiome
Clearview
Vermillion
Huron
Buell
LaFollete
Trinter
Bodde
Tacsles
Grazisav
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Owen
Mecxel
Thompson
Molghan
Miller
Hall
Kane
Samret
Siwan
Showsl
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Garr
Jeavous
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Guthrie
Mauser
Davis
Belley
Amberst
Xde
Speke
Petrosek
Gabbre
Aprcher
Kake
Woestley
Shlaskes
Loder
Guards
Higeins
Bickel
Pecora
Sit Chrel
Chenters
Deeds
Dietrick
Baces—Morsn
Hoover
Colemea
Katrag
Stark
Colemen
Columbia Rovis Spencer Triumphs in Easy Fashion 59-12
Columbia Raiders routed Spencer 59 to 12 in independent grid action at Columbia. Ed die Schroth sparked the opening period with an 18 yard interception return for a touchdown, Jocke threw three TDs, and Columbia built a 40-6 halftime lead. Spencer tallied twice late as Brouse and McVicker reached the end zone, while Jocke added multiple scores including a dropkick safety.
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Columbia
Raiders
Spencer
Eddie Schroth
Neil Bartter
Conrad Jocke
Jocke
James Stopko
Jerry Sorci
Curtis Long
Schroth
McVicker
Brouse
Tarry Tavern doubles league to start season Monday
The Tarry Tavern will sponsor a Monday doubles handicap league with nightly prizes and up to 500 in prizes for the top 10 plates at season end. A meeting is set for 9:30 p.m. Monday at the tavern.
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Tarry Tavern
Tanes
Merchants To Bowl In C League At Rainbow Lanes
Merchants To Bowl Stoney's Merchants C League will bowl tonight at seven o'clock at Rainbow Lanes.
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Stoney’s Merchants ‘C’ League
All Rainbow Lanes
Tough Line Versatile Offense Give Elyria Pioneers 2nd Win
The Elyria Pioneers, led by coach Bill Coyer, defeated pass-happy Cleveland East 20-0 at Ely Stadium. Elyria built a 7-0 lead, blocked a punt for a second score, and forced two East threats at the Elyria two yard line. Key plays included Tom Webb to Jim Taylor for 25 yards and a TD, and Read punching in from the one after a blocked punt. Elyria’s defense pressured Cleveland East quarterback Lent Kastelic repeatedly, with standout George Kimball delivering punishing hits. Despite East racking more yards in the fourth quarter, Elyria held on for the victory, moving to 2-1-1 on the season.
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Carroll
Pioneers
Cleveland
Elyria
Tom Webb
George Kilbane
Shelby Kellogg
Don Gross
Mike Voleski
John Jackson
Elyria Pioneers
Ely Stadium
Bill Coyer
Oneloss
6Th Streeters
Barberton
Cleveland East
Paul Anderson
Mansfield
East
Cleaveland St. Joseph
Cleveland Collinwood
Jim Tayor
Carroll Webb
Gary Glover
John Andrews
Carlton Smith
Tom Prelock
Read
Jack Beal
Joe Sakal
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sakal
George Kimball
Kimball
Kastelic
Kastelie
Blue Bombers
Marshall Novak
Novak
Clerge
Eiret Dows
Acuimmege
Stromine
Byo
Ed Abehart
Webb
Taylor
Tony Lopardo
Alan Phillips
Prelock
Shores
Hasi
McPherson
Aba~hazi
Bombers
Jonn
Paul Stricharczyk
George Ealis
Jim Brown
Stricharczyk
Lopardo
Grover
Dick Fenik
Kalis
Siuicharczyk
Kastellc
Fenikland Shores
Anderson
How The Bail Carriers Fared
Read Bob McPherson and Tom Webb carried the Elyria ground attack with Read gaining 42 yards on nine carries and McPherson 32 on eight. Kastelic passed 30 times as Elyria built a lead and East rallied late with a big drive but Elyria held to win 12-6, backed by a stifling defense led by Shores and Kellogg.
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Bob McPherson
Tom Webb
Elyria
McPherson
Webb
Blue Bombers
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Taylor
Andrews
Glover
Novak
Hall
Kellogg
Wieland
Pantie
Mahon
Beattle
Holliday
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Tomiey
Allbane
Gross
Kastellc
Fischer
Strichare Oak
Kalls
Maver
Rebar
Lopardo
Glazer
Charles Murphy
Cleveland
Gene Sweeterman
Berefield Idge
Bryce Bloom
Lorains
Mnesman
Lea Brudzinsky
Fremont
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Paul Stricharcxyk
Lorain High School
Les’ Clark
WEOL
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Russ Davies
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Lorain County Speedway
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Toth
Dick Jackson
Jackson
Pauli Gott
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Gratton
Joe
Young
Kinter Realty
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Eleria Times
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