Elyria Catholic Wins First Triumph Over Clearview 13-6
Elyria Catholic High footballers, coached by Joe Paul, defeated Clearview 13-6 in sleet and mud. The Panthers scored in the second and third periods, while Clearview managed a fourth quarter TD. Defensive stands by Eddie Anderson and Kinter limited a key Clearview Passes Fass connection.
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Panthers Triumph In Close Elyria Catholic Victory Over Clearview
Elyria Catholic edged Clearview 14 7 as Bob Novak and Bob Kinter bolted through for touchdowns. Clearview rallied late with a 71 yard drive ending in Frank Mason’s six points after a failed extra point, while Elyria Catholic s defense pinned in the middle with O'Connor Bucynski and Rancour leading the line.
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Clearview
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Elyria Catholic
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Bob Weikel
Kinter
Bob Kinter
Catholic High
Weikel
Clippers
Rushinsky
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Jim Bucynski
Frank
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Paul
John O'Connor
Bucynski
Dick Rancour
Elyria Catholic Triumph Over Clearview in Gridiron Scrimmage
Elyria Catholic edged Clearview 7 0 in a rough Saturday game. Key plays featured Elyria Catholic TDs by Caukorto and Welkel added after scoring, with standout tackles from Becker and Knopra. Clearview showed punch but could not match Elyria Catholic’s defense and offense balance.
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Big Four Rise After Upsets In College Football
Oklahoma and UCLA set records as the Big Four—Oklahoma, Wisconsin, UCLA and Ohio State—dominated a weekend of upsets. Wisconsin beat Purdue 31 20 6, Ohio State edged Iowa, and UCLA crushed Stanford 72 0. Notre Dame survived Michigan State 20-19, while Arkansas and others posted upsets.
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Browns fall to Steelers in shocking blowout
Jim Finks in his comeback game directed Pittsburgh to a 55-27 upset of Cleveland as the Browns suffered their worst NFL defeat. Rote’s three TD passes helped Green Bay topple the Rams 35-17, delivering the first major upset of the season for Los Angeles. Eagles and 49ers also won as Detroit led the standings with 3-0, while San Francisco tied for Western lead.
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High School Football Scores Roundup From Ohio and Beyond
Readout of scattered football results featuring high school rivals and colleges. Notable showings include Benedictine beating 0, Oberlin Wooster 33, and Oberlin College later scores. statewide and regional matchups list Cleveland Cathedral Latin, St Ignatius, and Lorain County teams among others with varying final tallies.
Seven J and T tilt: six-man grid action in Lorain County
Lorain County six man games dominated by Firelands at South Amherst and Brookside, with Avon Lake and Ridgeville in tight races. Avon Lake leads conference with 4-0 while Firelands and Brookside chase, Ridgeville 1-3 after last Friday's Spencer win 20-0. Tonight Avon Lake visits Brookside and Grafton travels to Ridgeville, with rest of schedule set for tomorrow.
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Brookside
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New London Defeats Vermilion Behind Granneman Three TDs
New London Wildcats, led by Larry Granneman with three rushing touchdowns, beat Vermilion 25-7 on a slick field. Granneman scored in the second and fourth quarters as New London stayed in the Lakeland Conference title chase, with Nestor and Hardy contributing key runs and passes. Vermilion’s lone score came on a 17-yard pass, ending the scoring late in the third quarter as New London dominated total offense.
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Unbeaten teams collide in Mid-America big week
Miami Ohio faces Ohio in a key Mid-America Conference matchup as unbeaten teams battle in week of 20 games. Cincinnati notches 27 13 over Hardin Simmons. Ohio U dominates Kent State to stay top. Miami tops Marshall 46 0 while Toledo defeats Western Michigan 15 7.
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Allegheny Beats Oberlin in Non-Conference Clash
Allegheny College defeats Oberlin 19 to 12 in a non-conference game at Meadville. Fritz Reed led Allegheny with a 60 yard drive ending in a quarterback sneak, and Don Sarron sprinted 60 yards for Oberlin’s first points. Reed connected with Dick Boyd for a 23 yard TD pass, while Harald Fureron scored Oberlin’s other touchdown in the fourth.
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Elyria Catholic Freshmen Football Rally To 2-1
The Elyria Catholic freshmen football team improves to 2-1 after beating Vermilion 13-6. Ed McCoy and George Reising scored touchdowns, with Reising adding a 40 yard TD run. Vermilion’s Fritz Houfner scored for the visitors.
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Rilback
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Elks League Slated For Local Bowling Night
The Elks League bowls at Stoner's Rainbow Lanes with two shifts. First shift features Hopkins in the spotlight and matches include Realtors against Abookire Grocers, Meister Co ve versus Lorain Glass, Srb Radio & TV versus Moelx Sales, and others. Second shift runs Blue Ski Inn against Hasecrodt Jewelers and more matchups across local firms.
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Elyria Sery
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Hutchinson Signs with Seattle in Pacific Coast League
Hutchinson, who resigned as Detroit Tigers manager, has signed to manage Seattle in the Pacific Coast League in Seattle, Washington.
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Fred Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
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