Origins of high school football ratings sparked by Akron editor
In 1943 Loren Tibball conceived schoolboy rating of teams in Columbus, later adopted by AP. The practice grew popular for circulation though some doubt its value. Firelands High forfeited two games due to an ineligible player misaddressed to a new district residence.
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Akron Beacon-Journal
Ohio
International News Service
Tibball
Columbus
Associated Press
Firelands High
Bil Ramseyer
Franklin Wins Fourth Straight In Inland Conference Clash
Franklin wins fourth straight as Firelands edges Ely 54 6 in an Inland Conference game at Avon. Fullback Al Robinson tallied two rushing touchdowns, while Hartley Godbolt and John Barry added scores and conversions.
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Steam
Falcons
Firelands
Ely
Avon
al Robinson
Big Ten
A. N
Chick) Smith
Stan Machoek
Elyria
Jim Jones
Jones
Hartley Godbolt
Sian Thomas
Easter Heights
John Barry
Richack Hogan
Walter Moody
Jefferson
Boddy's Four Scores Pace Elyria Reserve Win
Don Boddy starred for Elyria High reserves with four touchdowns and a conversion as they beat Lorain 42 to 4. He opened with a 2 yard run and added a 36 yard TD, later scoring on a 11 yard pass and returning a 49 yard interception for six. Dale Looper added the final Pioneer TD with Larry Pietch kicking extra points. The reserves return Oct 29 at Ely Stadium at 10 a.m.
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Elyria High
Lorain
Hej F
Ron
Roberts
Aoa Rum
Boddy
Pioneers
Dale Looper
Larry Pietch
Pioneer
Tod
Admirals Diting
Ely Stadium
Big Ten reviews background before hiring officials
The Big Ten conducts a background check on candidates before formal applications. Prospects are invited to Chicago for interviews with Commissioner BU Reed, and must submit their season schedules. A hire occurs only after a man is observed in multiple games across two or more seasons.
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College Grid Schedule Listings by Friday and Saturday
Ohio Baldwin Wallace visits Eastern Michigan on Friday. Saturday features Dinors at Ohio State Cincinnati at Tulsa Mismist Kent at Western Michigan Bowling Green Wooster 2 Denison Wittenberg at Capital Oberlin 2c Otterbein Hiram at Marietta Akron at Heidelbert Central State at Kentucky State Wilmington at Kenyon Worthwood Mid at Defance Onia Wesleyan at Bucknell Southern Conn at Youngstown Bluffton at Ohio Northern Findlay at Ferris Auch Waynesburg at Ashland Wayne St at John Carroll Siegheny at Case Tech Western Reserve at Thiel Saturday night Dayton hosts Louisville Ohio Univ at Toledo Ate Union meets Muskiny.
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Ohio State
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Mismist Kent
Steve
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Wooster
Denison Wittenberg
Capital
Oberlin
Otterbein
Hiram
Marietta
Akron
Heidelbert
Central State
Kentucky
Buckeye Conference Football Schedule Highlights Key Matchups
Elyria visits Mansfield in a 14 14 clash while Admiral King faces Marion in a 248 contest Fremont Ross plays Lorain as Sandusky meets Findlay Lakeland Conference shows Clearview at Midview Avon Lake at Huron no game Wevn London at Vermilion and Wellington at Ridgeville also on slate Firelands and Avon meet in Inland action Black River bows to Brookside Keystone faces Buckeye South Amherst takes on Columbia in Southwestern play Oberlin travels to Bay Rocky River contests Fairview Westlake hosts Medina Olmsted Falls visits North Olmsted Cloverleaf meets Amherst Berlin Heights travels to Elmore North Central Cleveland St Stanislaus at Lorain St Mary 0412 Firelands Monroeville plays Milan Western Reserve at South Central Cleveland Lutheran East visits Cleveland Cantius Sunday Cleveland Lourdes meets Elyria Catholic Hoover on waivers Philadelphia UPi Tom Hoover star of the Gers placed on waivers after stint with Villanova and Camden Bullets prior to NBA draft eligibility.
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Elyria
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Admiral King
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Lorain
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Vermilion
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Ridgeville
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Keystone
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Amherst
Berlin Heights
Elmore
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Lorain St. Mary
Monroeville
Milan
Western Reserve
South Central
Cleveland Lutheran East
Cleveland Cantius
Niles Dragons Build Winning Football Through Rigor and Rituals
Niles High School football under Coach Mason emphasizes relentless practice, scouting, and unit cohesion. The Dragons, Ohio’s top-ranked program, boast a 42-game unbeaten streak and invite top opponents to an annual all-opponent dance.
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UPD
Nilesiwork
McKinley High School
Pervision
Ohio
Mal Pouch
Red Dragons
Nis
Youngstown Raven
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Tony Ma
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Atention
Hofstra appoints Paul Lynner to athletics role
Hofstra University names Paul Lynner as assistant to the director of athletics at Hempstead Long Island. The move marks Lynner’s 12th seat in Hofstra’s athletic administration under director Myers.
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UPI
Land College
Hofstra
Paul Lynner
Myers
Athlenm
20 year old Haas top pick in special NL draft
Cincinnati report notes 20 year old Haas chosen by the New York Mets as their first selection in the NL special draft. Haas, a left handed first baseman outfielder with no major league experience, had strong minor league batting figures and was sought after from the Dodgers world champions. The draft session lasted under four minutes and cost each selected player about 30000 dollars.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
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San Francisco Giants
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Milwaukee Braves
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Dodgers
Santa Barbara
Grove
Reno
Louise Suggs Leads Round One at Stardust in Las Vegas
LANSÉ SUGGS, veteran of 17 years on the tour, fired a one under par 70 at Stardust Golf Club to take an early lead in the Ladies PGA tournament in Las Vegas. Mickey Waters was two back after a hot day. Miss Wright struggled with birdie putts though she showed power off the tee.
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Jets and Chargers Clash In Tight Afl Scramble
The AFL title race tightens as New York Jets visit the San Diego Chargers on Sunday. Both teams sit at 4-0, creating a pivotal showdown in San Diego with identical records and high stakes.
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San Diego Chargers
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Wilwyn heads to stud as leagues open wildcard AFL
Wilwyn retired LAGRES in 1952 and now stands in South Africa after winning the inaugural Washington DC International. The Chargers, 10 point favorites, lead Western division ahead of Karcsas Cit while New York tops the Eastern with over .500. Boston hosts Oakland at Fenway Park to kick off the league’s sixth round, with Houston at Denver and Buffalo at Kansas City on Sunday. Broadcast times place Buffalo at Kansas City in the east and Houston at Denver in other zones, with New York at San Diego at 7:38 p.m. Pacific.
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Brittany trial set for Sunday field event in Lorain County
Lorain County Brittany Club invites Brittany owners to a Sunday field trial at 9 30 am on the clubs grounds near Butternut Ridge Road near Route 20. Charles Hall Overlm presided and Ned Aubie serves as field chairman. About a dozen Brittanies expected. non members may join the entry.
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Lorain County
Butternut ‘Rudge Rd
Rt. 20
Charles Hall
Overlm
Ned Aubie
Hogan tops U S Open record streak in 1951 win
Ben Hogan sealed a US Open victory in 1951 extending his dominant era at the event. The Florida win followed his 1950 title, marking consecutive championships and solidifying Hogan as the era’s leading golfer.
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UPI
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