Lorain St Mary crushes St Stanislaus 40-0 in NC Conference
Lorain St Mary, one of the season’s strongest teams, routed Cleveland St Stanislaus 40-0 in a North Central Conference game at Recreation Stadium Lorain. Gula scored on 25 yard pass from Bonke and Poyle added four points as the Irish built a 7-0 lead by halftime. The Zorgemen added a series of long TDs including an 80 yard run by Stan Helder and a late scoring drive, lifting St Mary to 3-0 in the conference with Gilmore Academy tied for the lead. Saint Mary meets St John Cantins next, while Elyria Catholic and Gilmour also play non conference games.
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Cuyahoga Heights
Lorain St- Mary
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Les Zorge
St. Mary
Gula
Don Bonke
Jonn Gula
Regis
Babe” Poyle
Banko
Foyle
John Lugerik
St. Mary's
Banker
Fred Churchill
Poyle
Zorgemen
Stan Helder
Ad Poyle
Gilmour Academy
St. John Cantins
Cleveland
Irish
Recreations Stadium
Lorain
Elyria Cathohc
Buckeye
Clearview
Dukes
Amherst
New London
North Olmsted
Bay
Fairview
Olmsted Alls
Fach
Bay-Olmsted
Medina-North Olmsted
Wee Ae Meee
Wellington
Lorain St. Mary
Vermilion
Ambherst
Huron
Elyria Pioneers face Barberton in pivotal football test
Elyria High prepares for a tough Barberton game after a 6-0 opener loss to Cleveland West. The Pioneers boast strong defense with only two touchdowns allowed in four games while Barberton features passer George Jao and a mix of aerial and ground attack. The matchup, part of a challenging schedule including Cuyahoga Falls and Lorain, could prove a season-defining upset for Elyria.
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Pioneers
Cleveland West
Elyria
Sandusky
Barberton
The
Mazies
Alliance
Youngstown North
Akron South
Akron Garfield
Magics
Massillon
Coyer
George Jao
Cuyahoga Falls
Cleveland
John Adams
Lakewood
Lorain
Cleveland West Tech
Toledo Scott
Rangers defeat Black Hawks as Lewicki scores winner
New York Rangers beat Chicago 4 to 2 with Danny Lewicki scoring the decisive goal. Raleigh and Stanley earned assists as Lewicki formed a line with Raleigh and Nicki, following a loss to Detroit.
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Chicago
New
Pioneer Tennis Match Postponed At Ely Stadium
Elyria High tennis team coach Jim Rakeshaw plans a 4 pm match against Lorain's Steelmen at Ely Stadium. The Pioneers, who beat Levain 41 this fall, had one prior match this season before weather caused the delay.
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Jim Rakeshaw
Elyria ‘High
Lorain Fligh
Steelmen
Ely Ste ‘Dium
Levain
New York
Floyd Patterson
Elyria
Gilmour Acadis
Ely Stadium
DuMont
Esau Ferdinand
San Franimaich
Cisco
St. Nicholas Arena
Multiple college football scores spill from East to West
A dense grid of results lists numerous college teams and scores across conferences. Notable games include Notre Dame 33 Pittsburgh 0, Alabama 40 Tulsa 0, Texas 55 Texas West 20, and Navy 25 Stanford 0, among many others with varied outcomes.
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East Serenton
St Vincents
Boston College
VAI
Brown
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Trinity
Fordham
Geneva
W&j
Wilkes
Ithaca
Albany St
Edward Waller
South Georgia
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Maryland
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Georgia Tech
Louisiana Richmond
the Citadel
South Carolina
Furman Mississippi St
Tulane
Alabama
Tulsa
Clemson
Florida
N. Carolina St
Wm. & Kentucky
Auburn
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Florida St
Villanova
Midwest
Michigan
Town
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Southern Methodist
Missov Capital
Marietta
Ohio Wesleyan
Wabash
Purdue
Duke
Michigan St
Indiana
Ohio State
Tlinois
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Rice
Dayton
Louisville
Kansas St
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dake Miami
Navier
Yowa St
Kansas
W. Michigan
Bowling Gr
Mount Union
Findlay
Sooners Top Texas as Browns Rally in Big Upset Week
Oklahoma, led by sophomore quarterback Jim Harris after Gene Calame’s injury, beat Texas 7 0 to 7 opening the path for a national banner. Upsets shake the top ten with Iowa losing to Michigan and Southern Cal dropping after a Texas Christian loss as Wisconsin Ohio State Purdue and Minnesota stay in the Big Ten race.
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New York
Oklahoma
Sooners
International News Service
Shoan
Texas
Jim Harris
Gene Calame
Bud Wilkinson
Longhorns
Iowa
California
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Minnesota
Big Ten
Southern
Cal
Texas Christian
Texas Sur
United Press
Fridat
Chattencoge
Norsk Terse State
Detroit
Villaners
Pordham
Boston College
K-Merielle
Hiram
Miami
Fla
S. Mississippi
Saiuedax
Allegheny
Arizone
Idaho
Ashipad
Indiana Central
Baylor
Washington
Boston I
Syracuse
Boring Green
Baldwin-Wallace
Stadiey
Wahesh Brown
Princeton
Buffalo
Lafeyette
Galiformiz
S. Washington State
Cincinnati
Hardin-Simmons -Colorade Aimes
Colorado
Colorado State
Montane
Alaine
Dartmouth
Colzaun Denson
S. Ohio
Vresisyan DePaul
S. Valperiaso
Dickimson
Wooster Dake
Army
Florida
Kentucky
Furman
Igus
Mississippi
Tulene
Missouri
Indiana
Mount Union
Akron
Pittscirenka
Oregon State
Gazoline State
Korida State
North Dakats
Tors
Dakota St
Orezeh
Southern California
Enbure S. Overlinene College
of Pacific
A & & Pennsylvania
George
Massachusete
Southern Methodist Roteers
Willlac & Mary
Tempie
Bucknell
Tennessee
Alabama
Teas
Chrstian
Arkansas
Tulsa
Kansas State
C. B.A
Stanford
i-Giah
Demerginia
V. MM
Washington, Mo
Western
Western Michigan
Poleda
Purcac
Wyoming
New Mexico
Fale
Cosi
Hestacsons
Eastern Kentucky
Lions Dominate Rams as Browns, 49ers Win Big
Detroit Lions crush the Los Angeles Rams 21 to 3, hold top NFL form with stout defense. Cleveland Browns overpower Chicago Cardinals 31 to 7 behind 266 yards and three TDs from Otto Graham. San Francisco 49ers rally past Green Bay 93 to 17 with A Tim Tittle off bench. Giants top Redskins 51 to 21. Bears beat Colts 28 to 9. Eagles move to first in East with a 24 to 22 win over Steelers.
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Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Buddy Parker
Lions
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Cardinals
Browns
Ofio Graham
A. Tittle
San Francisco
Green Bay Packers
Charley Conerly
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Les Bingaman
Ram
Lion
Bill Stits
Cer
Kerilivacz
Norm ‘van ‘Brocklin
Rar
Tom Dublinski
Bobby Leyne
Dublinski
Stits
Karilivacz
Lew Carpenter
Les Richiter
Parker
Maurice Bassett
Merion Motley
Graham
Les Godles
Green Bay
Tittle
Joe Perry
Title
Conerly
Bob Schneiker
Ken MacAfee
New York
Washington
Oklahoma Stl Ranked On Top
Oklahoma and Wisconsin share the top spot in the International News Service weekly college football ranking panel lists. Ohio State Purdue and Notre Dame also feature among the top ten with unbeaten records highlighted.
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Oklahoma
International News Service
Wisconsin
UcLsa
Ohio State
Purdue
Duke
Notre Dame
Penn State
Mississippi
Minnesota
Wisconsin Wins Narrowly as Ameche Scores Late
The ninth reshuffle of the INS ratings sees Wisconsin holding second after a hard fought 13 to 7 victory over Rice. Alan Ameche’s late touchdown seals the win and maintains Wisconsin’s unbeaten status in league play. UCLA slips to third after a close 21 to 20 loss to Washington. Ohio State climbs to fourth with a 40 to 7 rout of Illinois. Duke rises to sixth after moving from eighth despite Notre Dame’s 33 to 0 win over Pitt.
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Wisconsin
Alan Ameche
Badgers
Rugged Rice
UCLA
Washington
Ohio State
Ilinois
Buckayes
Iowa
Purdue
Boilermakers
Notre Dame
Len Dawson
Duke
Blue Devils
Irish
Pitt
Penn State
Virginia
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Minnesota
Northwestern
Vermilion and New London Seek Lakeland Conference Wins
Vermilion and New London clash in a Lakeland Conference bout to keep their title hopes alive. Independent games Elyria Catholic at Clearview and Rittman at Wellington add intrigue as loop tears affect the schedule.
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Lakeland
Elyria Catholic
Clearview
Rittman
Wellington
Vermilion
New London
Slowinski Nets Three Quick Goals in Hockey Clash
Eddie Slowinski, ex New York Ranger, scored three goals in under two minutes to spark Wellington past Medina. The weekend slate also featured Buffalo Bisons beating Pittsburgh hours and the Hershey Bears toppling the Cleveland Barons. Vermilion and New London hold 2-1 conference marks as Amherst and Huron sit idle.
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Vacuo Caccos
Eddie Slowinski
New York Rangers
Almos
Wellington
Medina
Slowinski
Talwill
Rittman
Buffalo Bisons
Pittsburgh Hornets
Yershey Bears
Cleveland Barons
Springfield Indians
Providence Reds
Barons
Providence
Pittsburgh
AHL
Bil Jennings
Indianapolis
Graham Is Still Hot for Browns as Graham Is Sill Hot
Cleveland Browns quarterback Otto Graham showcased his passing prowess in a 31-7 victory over the Chicago Cardinals. He completed 14 of 18 passes for 265 yards with three touchdowns, while Maurice Bassett and Ray Renfro also scored. A steady rain marred the second half as George Ratterman relieved Graham and the Browns prepared for a trip to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers.
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Cleveland
Iis
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Graham
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Darrel Brewster
Ray Renfro
George Ratterman
Cards
Les Gobel
Cardinal
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Philadelphia
High School Football Schedule Fragment Sees Many Local Matches
A crowded list shows Friday games across Ohio with Barberton Elyria Vermilion New London Olmsted Falls Bay View Oberlin and more. Rivalries include Garfield Akron South St. Vincent Cleveland St. Joseph Akron St. Vincent and multiple Toledo and Cleveland venues.
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Doylestown
Dation Ghat
Toledo Macomber
Fostoria
Independence
Sirongsyne
ShaXer Heighis
Lakeword
Lina South
Lima Sa
Mary Loci
Plymousa
Brush
Maple Heighis
Ehmore_et i
Rete
Nomhk
Royaion
Msyield
Belevie
Norwalk
Cle
Perxpysburs
Borlns Green
Geneva
Riversife
Sendussy St Mery
Leteside
Seville
Woostis
Akron Hier
Sto Toledo
Gentral Catholic
Toleds
Cost Fostoria
Toiedo Macomber
Teisdo Woodward
Toledo
Athbes
Youngstown North
Bostémas
MIAN
Pircisads
South Amnerss
Grafton
Ridseville Estons
Conumh.s LaGrange
Spencer
Colonels Win Little World Series 4-2
Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert starred as the Colonels defeated Syracuse 14-2 in the sixth game to clinch the Little World Series. The matchup featured top U S tennis stars and marked a decisive victory for the Colonels in the series, reported from Syracuse.
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Colonels
Syracuse
Talisville Colonels
U. S
Vic Seixas
Tony Trabert
Chiefs
College Grid Schedule By United Press Picks Friday Games
A readable draft of the college grid schedule lists home teams for multiple Friday matchups across numerous colleges. The text includes opponents such as Chattanooga, Detroit, Fordham, Boston College, and many others with various conferences and locations.
Western Reserve Beats Gates Mills Academy 26 to 7
Western Reserve Academy defeated Gates Mills Western Reserve 26 to 7 on Saturday. Tony Gilmour scored for the Academy in the second quarter and Dick George contributed a yard plunge and a 5 yard pass to set up two scores.
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Gates Mills
Western Reserve Academy
Gimour
Dick George
George
Academy
Thdy- Wiliams
Gilmour— Guana
Gilmour
Yeoman Soccer Team Beats Denison 2-1 for Second Win
The Yeomen opened their season with a 2-1 victory over Denison at Granville, extending their unbeaten run to 19 matches. Ted Bosworth and Dick Eddy scored for Yeoman, while Nick Oprensen tallied for Denison as Oberlin outshot Denison 59 to 3.
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Obertin
Denison
Granville
Ted Bosworth
Dick Eddy
Yeoman
Nick Oprensen
Oberlin
Yeomen
U S Stars Set for Pan American Tennis Final Clash
U S players Beverly Baker Ficst and Barbara Breit reached the final in Mexico City as rain delayed the women's singles final at the Pan American Championships.
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Mexico City
United States
Beverly Baker Ficst
Barbara Breit
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
St. Stanislaus
N.C
Loraly ST
Piper
Elyria High School
Jim Rouchion
Valley City North Dakota
Ed Abahazi
Abahazi
Roughton
Hin
Brooklyn
Seu Ferdinand
St. Nicholas Arcos
Patterson
Joey Maxim
Carmen Basillo
Aile Gronik
Albany
Lewicki
Sconers
Neal M Noe
Fashion
Victory Lions
Earl Wright
George Blanche
Harlon Hill
Jim Dooley
Ren
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Colts
Johnny Latmer
Adrian Burk
Pete Pihosi
Clevelard
Brewster
Avram
Groze
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Simmsas
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le Wartard
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Jennings
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Stonecker
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MiHan
Moments
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Pines
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Francis Powers
Harry Wismer
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Oregon
Holy Cross
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Yale
Columbia
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Colgate
Rutgers
Mississippi State
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Washington State
SMU
LSU
Georgia
Mongaci
Hu‘ton
Cleveland St. Stanislaus Fs. Glevelane
John Hay
Thomas Saison
Clevelang
Seixas, Trabert
College
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Tony Gilmour
U.S
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