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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1950
Page
2
Former Lorain St. Marys quarterback Dave Andrzejewski starts at Toledo freshmen and throws three TD passes as Adrian is defeated 21-0. The report notes other local players and a mix of college football previews and colorful editorials about youth in sports.
Liverpool High of Valley City defeated Chatham 45-0 in Medina County Class B Scholastic Six-Man Football League at Abbeyville. Jim Wiencek scored 20 points on three touchdowns and two extra points as Liverpool led every quarter and pulled away with two minutes remaining. Chatham reached Liverpool’s one yard line once but stalled after five plays and a penalty.
Merchants C7 League teams will roll four matches at Rainbow Lanes. Teams listed include Mesos Sportmer Be wa Hale Chrsers and Hiiens Reveccas Mexrejiy Sales. Kinny Reastzrs, Bt Mavne Readiness, Young Harduace also feature, with Haverot Seweiery continuing.
New London Wildcats rout Vermilion Sailors 61 to 0 in a 1922 era campus grid clash. Warren Lucas returned a second play interception 95 yards for a opening touchdown as New London led every quarter and stretched season scoring to 166 while allowing six points.
Lorain St Marys Irish upset Wellington Dukes 26 to 19 at Recreation Field as Grell returns a fumble 90 yards and McGee scores on a 5 yard run. Marley and Springer contribute for Wellington with a 41 yard scoring play.
The Lorain County championship finals begin at 7 tonight at Olympic Recreation lanes with Ray Knight and Sam Nagy leading Elyria contenders. Eight finalists compete in 32 games over two days to determine the first county singles champion and a National Championship qualifier in Chicago.
Lakewood High Rangers improved to 5-0 with a 31-25 victory over Shaw at Shaw Stadium. Mason broke a 25-25 tie with a 45 yard TD run in the final 30 seconds. Lakewood continued Erie League bid while Shaw dropped to 1-4 in five games.
North Olmsted High football won its fourth straight Cuyahoga County League game by 26 to 20 over Bay Village. The undefeatedNorth Olmsted squad led 19-13 after three quarters and sealed the victory with a fourth quarter score. Ray Villare returned for North Olmsted to tally the final touchdown.
The United Polish Club Auxiliary Bowling League offers four matches on Sunday at 3:20 pm at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. Matches include Trepawinge Team No 0 v Team No 6 4, Team No 1 v Team No 2, Team No 8 v Team 4, and others with unclear team numbers.
The Moose Clack A Bowl League 3 lists six matches for Sunday at 1:30 at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Teams include Caress Vila ows Hart Construction and Reanke Markette Beckett Corporation with several others such as Waderman's Goes ve Fria Bowling Center and Rockese Mold.
Elyria dominates Akron Central 37 to 0 with a blocked punt safety in the first quarter, multiple scores by Phil Webb and Webb’s 24 yard run, and a late quarterback sneak by Dean Shaffer as reserves finish the blowout.
A jumbled list shows numerous high school football scores across Ohio. Notable results include Bay Village 70 Westlake 20, Cleveland Heights 27 over Shaw 25, Bracketed games mix small towns and cities with wins and losses across divisions.
San Mateo California Wee Willie Shoemaker, after snapping a slump with two straight wins, seeks to surpass Bobby Permane's all time American turf record of 15 victories in three days. The 1944 Tropical Park mark stands as the target at Bay Meadows today.
Webb’s Pioneers under Coach Bill Coyer exploded for a 37-0 victory over Akron Central at Ely Stadium. The win snapped a five game skid this season and a seven game losing streak spanning the 1949–50 campaigns, marking a school record setback for Central Webb.
Lakewood Lorain Shaw Shaker Heights Elyria and Cleveland Heights standings show Elyria beating Akron Central 37 to 0 last night. Today Lorain meets Shaker Heights in an afternoon game.
Elyria dominated Akron Central as Phil Webb scored three touchdowns on runs of 11 24 and 16 yards and Dean Shaffer added a late TD. Dick Paytak twice blocked punts for safeties while Phil Perkins added three extra points. Don Jones and Armand Hess sparked the offense with a 21 yard return and 30 yard completion respectively.
Elyria and Akron Central produced a slog with multiple fumbles and a blocked punt by Paytak. Elyria led to safety after Paytak blocked Lytle’s punt on the goal line, while Akron Central exploited miscues to score two touchdowns in the second half.
Elyria Times reports a rough clash where a fumbled or blocked ball rolled into the end zone leading to a safety marked by Ted Bar ber. Quattrocchi opened with a kickoff from Akron and Pioneers surged to a score as Fred Fitzpatrick and Webb advanced for a series of gains. Larkins provided a key block to finalizing Webb’s rushing touchdown.
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