Amherst Edges Elyria in Early Football Clash 1916 I guess
In a 1916 1918 window Amherst High defeated Elyria High 6 0 or 7 8 per recollection from Chuck Clark of Elyria Beaster Club. Amherst has not beaten Elyria since then until a 26 0 Elyria win in NL. McGinnis picks winners and lists players and arrivals.
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Tha Dychbalce
Amherst
Amherst High
Elyria High
Flyria
Chuck Clark
Elyna Beaster
Elyna-Amherst
Western Michigan
Michigan State
Karas State
Marquette
Lawrence
Mack
Elyria
Camp Atterbury
Paul Wellman
Cornell
Rudolph A. Bradley
Rody Bradat
Madisin Avenue
George PB. Madok
Cambridge Avenue
William D. Nye
Washington Avenue
Pileske
Ted Pileskic
Lis Gast
Lorain
Pileski
Fitch
Lorait
Gast
Nut
Streeters
Loran
Elyria Aeld
Flynn
Haddie Mitchell
Mitchell
Pete Wagner
Flynna
Pittsburgh
Edo McRheever
Notre Dame
Pitt
Tulane
Trish Surcess
Johnny Ray
Ray
Thane
O'Connor
Ike Trubey
Questumed
Tom O'Conner
Oberlin
Sandusky
Niles
Lakewood
Trubey
Last Night's Bowling Fight Schedule Not Clear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Moor Bow hog Laaigue on Stun das with teams Wakrent Recreation and Prowl Cetter. There is confusion over locations Wykrent Recrea fan Tartart Glass ova and Cuthele Night with dealers. No clear event or outcome.
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Wykrent
Oberlin smashes Berea 30 19 to seize loop lead
Oberlin High defeats Berea 30 to 19 to take first in the Southwestern Conference. Key scores came from Bob Coinman with three touchdowns on passes from Lindy Wigton, plus a 75 yard pass to Coinman. Dwight McMullen and Bob Gaines also scored for Oberlin. Chuck Gandee scored Berea’s TD on a kickoff return.
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Oberlin
Berea
Oberlin High
Indians
Fairview
Bob Coinman
Oberline
Lindy Wigton
Bob Gaines
Dwight McMullen
Wigton
Commman
Chuck Gandee
AoaHeyard
Ohberlin
Beren
Rae
Terhune
Aes
Bentoly Cta
Betven
Marleen RT
Cone von Metre
Wodri
Helgendetl
Cheney
Ander Pheri
Feren
Torehdownn Daines Coiniman
Mee Mullen
Gandee
Vanderthar
Heike
B. Bertoin
Qodette B
Smith
Murphy A. Beren
W. Jerbane
G. Acharkey
Avon Gridders Grab Top Ring in 40 13 Triumph
Avon High remains undefeated in the Lorain County Scholastic Six Man Football League after routing Avon Lake 40 13. Billy Smedley and Don Hubbard each scored twice, with Buck and Biltz adding majors as Avon dominated every quarter. Ridgeville fell 31 7 to Grafton, while Brookside and Avon Lake traded spots in the standings amid a busy schedule.
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Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Grafton
Avon High
Lorain County
Victoros Avon
Billy Smedley
Don Hubbard
Bob Buck
Don Biltz
Baltz
Buck
Jie Wuber
Bob Price
North Traxler
Scare
Bob Sheldon
Tompkins
G Ton
Berg
Knechtges
Kodysh
Cordy
Sheldon
Bud Andrews
Ridgestle
Hrookside
Sat Amherst
Avon
Brookside
South Amherst
Avote
AMV
Brava Orbker
Bent Hubard
Amediey
Mubhard
Rillz
Muck
Huber
Price
Mpitas
Tita Ricks
Tita Ricks, Trawler Tatty ToAsay
Andrews Ratna
Tourhdowns Sheldan
Nohara Westaatges
Denven
EB. Reyes
Ottmer Cantisieny Werriette Center
Untitled Grid Results From Season standings and scores
Fragmented OCR shows numerous team names, scores, and place names in a dense grid. It lists HE Mefhulyete Leran and various opponents with multiple циф tale values, including wins and losses, across regions and dates. The text references London Me reg and several city or event names, but lacks coherent narrative.
Ingersoll and Local Servicemen Letters Shine Through
A letter from apprentice seaman Henry F. Ingersoll details his training at Tufts and plan to study mechanical engineering at Stevens College. The piece lists local youths in the armed forces and recent promotions, transfers, and graduations from the Army Air Forces and Coast Guard. It notes addresses for parental inquiries and a Seabees member with an overseas posting.
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Henry F. Ingersoll
U.S
Amherst Cadet Krieg Promoted After Navy Course
Cadet Russell Krieg of Amherst, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Krieg, completed a course at the Naval training center and is promoted to ensign. He is enjoying a furlough at home before reporting to Corpus Christi, with future service assignment at Green Cove Springs Florida. Members of the Women’s Benefit Association held a meeting in the Krieg apartment with Mrs Ben Niebel hosting, plans set for a November gathering.
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Russell Krieg
Jacob Kieg
Wongs
Navid
U.S
Navally
Corpus Christ Vexis
Ste Krieg
Corpus Chrysti
Green Cover
Sprang
Fla
Kroeweg
GS. Navy Co
WB. A
Women's Benefit Asswanation
Krieg
Ben Niebel
Cladhia Monger
Lo J. Henes
Orst Price
al Turia
Ld. Hees
Chora Schroeder
Mos. Kaneg
Mrsdanes
Clara Sefroeder
Dinuse Teena Mennte Sabiers
Cyntha Morten
Bessie Ayers
Lurn Heres Neto Weess
Mary Prumer
Bo Reemern
Massy Bila Tee
Missionary Speaker to Address Local Worship Service
Mrs Lucy Roemer Tingsworth hosts an October 26 gathering. Misa Kathryn Cooke, a missionary in India for twenty years, will speak at the Fourth Square Church during Sunday worship and address the Young People at a seven oclock session.
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Cleveland Avenue
B Aver
W. D. Cox
Ono Schroeder
Alec Dybinski
Elizabeth Wobtever
John Michael
Park Avenue
Ettes Eto
Mire Curtes Horelier
Alfred Brill
Toi Webb
Mire Tacans
Ant Norther
DP Oprie
Dunehean
Wai
Ely
Mt . Loa
Bucks Clash Wisconsin In Big Ten Showdown
Ohio State and Wisconsin meet at Madison before a homecoming crowd of about 45 000 in a battle between two unbeaten Big Ten teams. The Buckeyes are slight favorites with a looming trip to Columbus next week to face Great Lakes while Wisconsin eyes an upset led by coach Paul Brown’s Siulers.
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Madison
Wis
Pringwaia
Weber Wally
Snider Appleby
Amiitix
Thomas Gnnders
Ranlaw Keane
P.tieman
Fintingan
Gine BO Dieraed Horvath
Harker
Cline Thompont
Lorain Steelmen race to fifth win in 1944 campaign
Lorain High’s Steelmen, led by quarterback Ray Urobiszewski, secured their fifth straight victory in the 1944 season with a late scoring drive to defeat Olin Wesleyan. The streak followed wins over Akron North, Fremont, Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, and Olin Wesleyan.
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Lorain
Ray Urobiszewski
Lorith High
Steelmen
Olin Wesleyan Asube
Akron North
Fremont
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Ohn Wesleyin
Georgia Registers In Final Quarter To Beat Kentucky
In Athens Georgia University edges Kentucky 12 0 with a late rally as Ken McCall and Reid Mosely connect on a 47 yard pass and Dan Edwards 20 yard pass for touchdowns Kentucky answers with two quick fourth quarter scores but misses conversions. Kentucky Campell Rettuna connection threatens late but Georgia holds and survives before 9 000 fans.
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Georgia
Kentucky
Athens. Ga
Georgia University
Muita Dye
University of Kentucky
Ken McCall
Reid Mosely
Dan Edwards
Rabbit Smith
McCall
Billy Bryan
Kenton Campbell
Tony Rattuna
Campbell
Rettuna
Dunger
Dam Barrett
Fred Berris
McCalls
Bulldogs
Formas Tien
Robinson Knocks Out Jannazzo In Ind Round Of Bout
Boston report on Sugar Robinson of New York defeating Jannazio in an intermediate round bout. The article notes Robinson’s strong punching in the second round, the crowd reaction, and references past rivals Motta and Juke. Details are garbled but focus on Robinson’s win and career context.
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Robinson
Jannazzo
Boston
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
New York
Techy
Rarasun
la Motta
Hans
York
Devi
Tess
Jane
Boston College Initial Grid Win Night Sports Roundup
Boston College opens its season with a win in the opening grid contest. The report lists players and opponents in a compact summary of the game and key events. Strong names appear among the participants and teams involved in the early action.
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Boston College
Wellington Dukes Dominate North League Clash 34-7
Wellington High Dukes, led by Coach Russ Kepler, extended their undefeated run with a 34-7 win over Clearview Clippers on the Clearview gridiron. New London Bears topped Amherst 14-0, handing Amherst their third loss in five games and giving New London their first league victory. Rod Lash scored for New London as the game shifted in the third period.
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Wellington
Clearview
New London Bears
Amherst
Dukes
Russ Kepler
Loh Clearview Clippers
New London
Fereran
New London High Wildcats
Amherst High Comets
New Londn
Lash
Rod Lash
Ngs
Pet
Clearview Ayan
New London Oy
Medina
Wellington Tops Clearview In Northern League Tilt
Wellington Navy third quarter surge to three touchdowns led by Sponseller, Dague and Lisiewski, as Clearview answers with early scores from Fureron and Kaczay. New London tightens race for second after beating Clearview. Nestor adds two more PATs and a late TD in fourth to seal victory.
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Johnny Lisiewski
Lisiewski
Dukes
Roger Ayres
Clearview
Wellington
Medina
Olmsted Falls
Loudonville
Oberlin
Charvien
Avren LE
Knapp i
McVier
Kinder Creartha
B. Kndar
China
Butler
McKisgon
Daur Sponsiiler
Fureron
Linge
Boonaseller
Ie Tomb Tir Sponsellers
Dague
Ayres
A. Warery
Baladint
Pontstier
Perkine
Lislewsi
Sline Plungeah
Bubs
Wellington Battee
Yente
Mupbard
Feed Griggs
Paul Nestor
Lash
Nestor
New London
Tle
New Tena Ambon
Cooke
Randleman
Nestor Foci
New Tondon
Amherst Oo
Haynes Teach
Meett
Dignan
Amherst
Leimbach George
Michel J
Gignant
Hollingworth
Royal
Greeni
Tunney Admits Value of Competitive Sports in Navy Training
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney admitted that competitive sports have value in Navy service training during a visit to Cor sell University. Once a proponent of muscle drills, he then supported team sports as part of naval athletic programs begun in 1942 under his prior role directing physical training and athletic activities for the Navy.
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Jack Cuddy
Walt
Hack, N.Y
Gene Tunney
Navy
Corsell University
F.2d. R. Ie
Tunney
Gene
Tunnes
Big
Reevos
Wotton
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Tate
Unney
Mus
Ceverenge
Teamwer
Cumman
Molders Lead Scoring In Industries Bowling Loop
Night Molders top the league with 2443 team score as Night Molders win three straight, Al Smith leads individuals with 573 series and 206 high game amid a sequence of results across multiple industry league matches including Plaudier Company and Tank Shep.
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General Industries
Night Molders
Torch Room
Machine Room
Day Molders
Assembly Room High
Night Moldord
al Smith
Plaudier
Plaudier Company
Bowtin League
Conde”Ning
Tank Shep
Cost Department
Shep
Ashton
Eagles Coop
Elyria Eagles
Ed Sensback
Loop Resulia
Western Autoumatic Ween
Ralle
Liberators
Thunderbolts
War Hawks
P-38
Early lesson in teamwork and discipline from training
The text notes that Tunney might have found sooner a mix of muscle work and teamwork. It credits tear work as a major factor in air force achievements and in the successes of our land and sea officers, highlighting the role of coordinated effort.
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der Tunney
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