Record of Elyria High crowds overrun Lakewood game
Elyria High School officials acknowledge overselling Fly Stadium for the Lakewood game drawing about 1,400 more spectators than capacity and causing chaos in front of bleachers. Plans for Cleveland Heights game allocate 5,700 seats with reserved blocks and general admission, aiming to prevent a repeat while addressing overflow and entry issues.
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Elyna
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Grady School
North Station
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Lorain
Stimehen
Heights
Amherst Downs North Olmsted 31 to 0 in rout
Amherst High School Comets dominate North Olmsted with a 31 point victory. Von Walford opens scoring with a six yard run, Bruce to Prittie connects for a TD, Bryner adds a short score, and Prittie catches another pass for points. Amherst wins their fifth straight game, piling up 12 first downs to North Olmsted’s four.
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Jerry Prittie
Brute
Keue
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Matinn Singh
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Medina Beats Canton Township for Fourth Straight Win
Medina Bees upset Canton Township 13 to 0 marking their fourth consecutive victory. Key plays came in the second quarter when substitute Bob Voshall connected for yardage to end Jer Werneracher and Dean Brubaker added the extra point. Brubaker also scored in the fourth period on a one yard run.
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Kaarview
Oten
Bees
Bob Voshall
Jer Wneracher
Dean Brubaker
Brubaker
Secant
Pix
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Vic Haken
Hesbistose
Murray Rendall
Malis Mooreet
Mansater Tourndew
Aruveker
Aubeputione Medina Weatlahd
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Vache Bo Renee
Cate Var Draties
Three Teams Tied For First In Eagles League Action
In AELMA Alabama Thren pick led the field at the Southeast Open as three teams shared the early lead. New Orleans sports figures Cary Middleton and Pee Cooper were noted among participants at venues in Veda Beach and nearby locales.
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Pee Cooper
Veda Beach
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Ridgeville Falls to Lodi 34 13 in key game
Ridgeville was defeated by Lodi with a final score of 34 to 13. The game featured Ridgeville errors and turnovers leading to Lodi points as the visitors pulled ahead in the second half.
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Lodi
Elyria Netters Lose Match 3 2
Elyria Netters fall 3 to 2 in a tight match. Errors and strong serving by the visitors decided the outcome. Home players gave a spirited effort but fell just short of an upset.
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Three Way Tie Leads In Gridiron Tournament Race
Local bowling standings show Colt Salas and multiple players from Cleveland and Canton jostling for top spots as teams like Oberlin Amherst and Kent State report strong showings. High game marks include Jock AL Restaurant 869 and 2477 series, with notable scores across divisions and several school and city names appearing throughout.
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Youngebumn South
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Medina
Canton Township
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Amance
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Ada
Delphine Jefferson
Akron Central
Murat Kant
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Namen
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Caree
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Cincinnati Central
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Dtart
Delaware
Hillvneale
Ferauigiew
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Gahanna
Getove
Trance
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Garteviavile
Caaltigindin
Catuarhus Grove
T, Forest & Thiarda
Groveport
Lima St. Roar
Foautorin
Wendeun
Fina Centeal
Kentnn
Tiay Tv
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Maloy $ Reliance
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Servant
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Vandalia Rustler
Dayton
Ciahactan
Marietta
Voneard
Caldwell
North Royatton
War Village
Dinsteddale
Keooklen Randelphth
Raniston Speinefield
Debannn
Dartun
Aarthridge
Darwun
Farmoot
Nenia
Marraden & Greens
Sidner
Pollege
Gratton Deluxe
Elyria
Pat Heane
C. Bemis
Tlenke
Bendine Westinghoger
Machine Shop
James Yously
Steve Madigas
Steve Madigas and Alls
South Amherst and Brookside Stay Unbeaten in League Play
South Amherst and Brookside sealed third straight wins Friday in Lucian County Scholastic Six Man Football League action. South Amherst defeated Avon 22 to 14 as Gene Carstensen scored three touchdowns for the victors while Roger King and Tike provided key runs for Avon. Brookside opened with a kickoff score and added a pass, a run, and a late scoring drive to beat Avon Lake 14 to 6, as Kenirks threw to Bob Wharton for a 60 yard TD and Lew Pandy ran 15 yards for another.
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Lucain County
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Avon Lake
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Crow Wharton
Ty Enaier
Dave Sellers
Lew Pandy
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Eddie Ample
Lorain Shaker Battle Ends In 12 12 Tie In Erie Fracas
Lorain and Shaker Heights battled to a 12 12 draw as Shaker drove 68 yards for a late touchdown to salvage the tie in a Lake Erie League game. The Red Raiders trailed 12 6 before a late scoring drive capped by a four yard dash. Lorain’s Charlton and Bartos produced key plays, including Charlton’s 70 yard interception return to set up the eventual score.
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Newmar
Pioneers Dominate South to Remain Unbeaten in 1950s Gridiron
Elyria’s Pioneers built a 20 point first half lead and defeated Youngstown South 27 to 19 at South Field. Vic Janowicz sparked the attack with a 58 yard run and two extra points, while Tony Curcillo and Ralph Mayer helped push the pace. South fought back in the final period but could not overturn the early deficit.
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Ralph Mayer
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