Buckeye Bottoms Elyria Catholic 22–0 in rain soaked game
Buckeye, 11 players strong and unscored upon through three games, defeated Elyria Catholic 22 to 0 at Brunswick field. Ray Kemp's 23 yard rush opened scoring in the second, a blocked punt safety swung momentum, and Guy Wood plus Bill Gunkelman sealed the win with two late touchdowns as Buckeye improved to 4–0 under coach Harold Scrivens.
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Buckeye Rugby Shows Power in Rainy Elyria Game
Buckeye roared to a 22-9 victory over Elyria Catholic as Kemp paced the rush, Wood scored twice, and Gunkelman and Barger contributed key runs. The wet field hampered passes, but Buckeye’s line dominance and a late safety sealed the win despite Panthers’ spirited late-yardage drives.
Elyria High Tennis Schedule Adjusted by Rain
Elyria High tennis teams will face Lorain Monday at 4 pm on Ely Stadium courts and host Gilmour Wednesday at the same time and venue. The matches were postponed from last week due to rainouts.
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Avon Overpowers Ridgeville 30 8 in league clash
Avon blitzed Ridgeville 30 8 as Tom McCullough crossed three times and Dale Holowecky added a first quarter score. North Olmsted buried Westlake 58 13 led by Dick Hardinger Ron Bosse and Dan Schlich with key scores as Avon Lake topped Grafton 41 24 in non league play. Brookside outscored Eaton 41 18 to stay in top contention while Grafton and Firelands followed.
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Franklin Wins Initial Round In Grade School Football
Franklin captured top honors with a 19 to 0 win over Eastern Heights in the first round as 16 games were played yesterday. It marked Franklin's third straight victory without a defeat. Jefferson tied Ely 6 to 6 but claimed second with a 1 4 1 record while Heights was 1 2 and Ely had two losses and a tie. Smallwood's interception sparked Franklin's first touchdown and the second half saw a Franklin score in each of the last two periods. Johnson ran 50 yards to Ely's five and Webb scored for Jefferson, but Ely tied late on Pete Shilling's five yard run.
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VFW Gym To Open Tuesday
The V F W boxing gym run by Harry Day will open Tuesday with casting entries invited at 7. Signed fighters include Buddy McKain Terry O Malley Dick Turner and Don Machovina who have prior glove experience.
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Trapshoot To Be Held By LaGrange Club
The LaGrange Fishing Club will conduct its season opening trapshoot tomorrow at Seabold Farm on Wheeler Road. Starling time is 15 Tm.
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Bay High blank Oberlin in 25-0 victory
Bay High School used at least 34 players with Jim Redinger scoring three touchdowns to fuel a 25-0 Southwestern Conference victory over Oberlin High. Redinger produced a one yard score, a 35 yard run, and a three yard plunge, while Dave Henry added a second half two yard TD. Oberlin remains winless in four starts and 0-3 in the league.
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Wildcats Fall To Tiger In Lakeshore Conference Loss
New London High Wildcats suffer first defeat of the season in the Lakeland Conference as Huron powers to a 19 to 4 victory at New London. Leroy Brownell scores three touchdowns for Huron, while Darryl Stoner answers for New London. Huron leads 7-6 after the first period and seals the win with two more TDs in the third. New London remains in second in the Lakeland standings with two wins and one loss. Huron sits 1-1 with Vermilion.
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Naples and Jones Top Bowling Honors in City League
Naples and Jones led city bowling last night with two 500s in the Women’s All City League as Helen Jones and Dorrie Naples each posted 513 series. Betty Sailor added a 505 for West River Hardware while John Martin delivered a 235 single game in the Bowl-Q-Drome Home League and a 530 series.
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Fairview Triumphs With Third Period TD Over Olmsted
Fairview Park football improved to 6 0 as John Wasak of Southwestern Conference champion the Scarlet Warriors led a late surge in the third quarter. A 22 yard pass from Wasak to Burkhardt shut out Olmsted as Fairview defended home turf in a 6 0 victory.
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Berlin Heights Routs Cavaliers 38 6 in Indept Victory
Berlin Heights defeated South Amherst 38 to 6 as the Panthers opened a scoring surge after a scoreless first quarter. South Amherst avoided a shutout with a late touchdown pass to John Nicol as Berlin Heights halted the Cavaliers’ winless season run.
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J. Olmsted
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