Weekend Quiz Sports Trivia From Local High Schools
Elyria High played night games in 1930, Oberlin 1938, Lorain and Medina 1939. other lights in 1947 to 1958. Pryor coached Lorain 1937–48, Steelers titles in 1938, 1939, 195? and 1943. Indians beat Boston Braves 4 games to 2 in 1948 World Series. Nicknames include Heidelberg Student Princes and Mount Union Purple Raiders. Big Ten champions listed from 1964 back to 1954.
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Little Giants roll over Lorain in Buckeye Conference clash
Fremont High defeats Lorain High 26 to 14 as Tim Arnt scores three short yardage touchdowns and Dave Tolhurst, Steve Bork connect on a second period pass. Lorain halts Fremont late but cannot overcome early Fremont leads.
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Fremont High
Lorain High
Buckeye
Little Giants
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Fremont
Springfield South
Tim Arnt
Steve Bork
Dave Tolhurst
Arnt
Paydot
Terry King
Cleo Charleton
Mark Kuncel
King
Kuncel
Joeel
Larry Tucker
Bob Beinie
Lo Atore
Tolhurst
Bork Ang Arn
Chariton
Columbia Raiders rally past Avon for Inland Conference win
Columbia overcame a 46 point deficit at halftime to defeat Avon 60 36. Monie Fee scored the first of three Columbia touchdowns in the second half, with Don Rundie Tom Latenger and Randy Bing also contributing scores as Columbia outsuced Avon 15 first downs and 192 passing yards to 62. This was Columbia’s third win in six games and their first conference triumph.
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Columbia Station
Columbia
Raiders
Avon
Dave Corman
Bill Chapman
Tom Schill
Eagles
Don Rundie
Tom Latenger
Randy Bing Bing
Fee
Warren Ives
Rovers
Avor
Gare Rean
Tre Raiders
Buckeye Edges Firelands 6 0 to Snap Streak
Buckeye defeats Firelands 6 to 0 at Henrietta to end Firelands 16 game unbeaten run. Billy Inman scores on a three yard plunge after Anthony Thomas set up the drive, Chan Martin and Bruce Wurstle key plays, with Buckeye penalties and a late pass sail wide. Firelands defense holds much of game, Matus injures early, Jim Anedell directs a late threat but falters. Buckeye gains edges in yardage and first downs, while committing several turnovers and penalties.
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Dautle
Buckeye
Firelands
Billy Inman
Chan Smith
Mike Gorfido
Dave Houghtaling
Pedailus
Houghtaling
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Chan Martin
Anthony Thomas
Thomas
Falcors
Bucks
Inman
Wursite
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Burt
Anedell
Jerry Mattis
Powell Boatman
Ron Edwards
Edwards
Jus UN
Buck
Star
Falcon
Matus
Pechaitus
Carlos Martin
Chan
Buc
Sandusky Blue Streaks Dominate Findlay In Big Ohio Showdown
Sandusky High’s Blue Streaks crushed Findlay 26 15 in a Buckeye Conference showdown that likely decides the league title. QB Brian Healy connected on eight of eight for 92 yards and two TDs, while Harry Gonso led Findlay with key runs as Sandusky rolled to 226 rushing yards and 31 total.
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Ohio
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Butthey
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Healy
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Elynia
United Press
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Sandu
Gonse
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Dan Kase
Sandusty
Gonso
Ilx
Bay City
Rod Seaman
Dave Schweinfurth
Dan Kaser
Dickerson
Hal Paul
N.J
Sunnyside Garden
Ens Sansa
Teo
Amison
Cortez
Yetheiney
Kaser
Madison Square
Healy May
Amherst Comets Rally Past Brunswick 22 20 in Thrilling Win
Amherst Comets overcome Brunswick Blue Devils after losing star quarterback Ron Chmielowiec to a knee injury. Key plays include Vander Oorde’s kickoff return, Chmielowiec scoring runs, and Towne connects with Godfrey for a late lead, 22-20, as Amherst seizes the victory.
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Brunswick Blue Devils
Ron Chmielowiec
Medina County
Devils
Amherst Comets
Armherst
Brunswick
Carlson
Chmielewic
Amherst
Godfrey
Towne
Aschenbach
Nun
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Amherst — Towne
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Art
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King Lorain
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Hing
Tad Pedailus
Beaexe O
Reands
Tna
Ards
Ther
Jim Anedell
Claude Markstaheer
Howard Wolff
Arlas Martin
Mark Scheafer
Don Frombaugh
Bob Mingus
Cliff Wright
John Hunter
Dick Taylor
Tom Bostater
Bob White
Findley
Willie Amason
Dave LeVie
Develard Dickerson
Sanask
LeVier
Rive
Fleet Arry Keys
Keys
Eddie Williams
Charlie May
Bill Jones
Bill Groves
Gretchen Vitovitz
Lila DeNillo
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Comets
Larry van der Oorde
Mdield
Chmielowiec
Blue and White
Comet
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Devil
Big Mike Carlson
Moore
Blue Devils
Iack
Green and Gold
Chuck Towne
Marty Ashensbach
Greg Godfrey
John Perrotte
Therline
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Otheir Ovum
Moore Chmielowice
Waschenbach
Chmtielowiec
Jim Montalto
Ibig Terry Temple
Green
Vander Oorde
Thon
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