Kushinski Leads Elyria Raiders to 32-0 Shaw Victory
Elyria High crushed Shaw 32 to 0 at Ely Stadium for their fourth win in six starts and first Lake Erie League triumph. Vince Kushinski scored three touchdowns as Roy Clymer’s Raiders dominated from kickoff, with Joe Scott and Dave Cross delivering key plays and Scott adding extra points.
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Red Raider
Murkowski
Ebrla
Shaw
Raiders
Lake Erie
Streeters
Lorain
Erie
East Cleveland
Jack Snately
Elsha
Red Raiders
Lassie
Joe Scott
Shay
Elyria
Mike Nolish
Hugh Cross
Ryushinski
Kushinski
Johnny Hostyo
Cross
Kostro Ada
Ed Kranyak
Bob Novak
Nolish
Fisha
Cross Shaw
Cadiou
Sid
Novak
Kostro
Oval
Iing
Scott
Eisra
Frank Bolinski
Crimson
Scotti
Shaw Football Game Ends With Crimson Drive and Key Interceptions
In a period close game, Shaw drove deep as Crymer sent in reserves. Meyer intercepted a pass in Shaw territory and again stopped Ss pass near the 14. Rucker and Old connected briefly, a field goal failed but Shaw offsides kept the drive alive. Cross then plunged for a touchdown as penalties and late scoring reshaped the score. Merer and Pfaff showcased grinding runs to finish.
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Crymer
Meyer
Shaw
Rucker
Jack Meyer
Noel Ss
Fred Old
Harold King
Meier
Cross
Crimson
Bennie Pieii
Placement Merer
Pfaff
Merer
Elisha Crimson Triumph Over Shaw In Rough Football Meet
Elsha dominated Shaw in a rough football game, posting 15 first downs to Shaw's 4, rushing for 192 yards to Shaw's 48, and completing 12 of 16 passes for 127 yards. Key players included Merer, Oldfield, Rucker, and Gerberte while referee Earl Grosswarter oversaw the contest.
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Elrrian Shaw- Firat Dovins
Ruoshinc
Firny Downs
Pasees Firat Downs
Preetiien
Klekoft
Pletee Puasen
Puptin
Elyria
SHAW
Frose
L.E
Rince Bolinski
R. Russell
H.laser
Cerdack Tolaraki
C. Z Moore
Gerberte
Campbells
Moore
Ednets Chappell
Enry
Boca Ahristes
Kushinksl
Cross
Ueyer
Scott
Saba
Elgria
Brads
Merer
Jovink
Suttle
Mahl
Pfaff
Kranyak
Eze Koatker
Forbes
Wehman
Oldfield
F. Gibbons
Laner
Sudro
Wilson
Shaw — Cadion
VW. Russell
F. Meyer
H. Drickamer
Tre Bowers
Earl Grosswarter
Carl Brobaker
Ohio
Westergat
Bill Evans
Ohio Wesleyan
Meier
Rucker
Doug Gerber
Crimson
Elsha
Lakewood Prepares for Lake Erie League Clash at Ely Stadium
Ground and air defense held Elyria to only brief threats as Red and Slack advanced to a 37-yard line twice. Lakewood aims to build on momentum next Monday as it readies for the second Lake Erie League game, facing Elyria at Ely Stadium next Saturday afternoon. Lorain seeks another win at Heights to stay in a three way tie for first with Lorain and Heights in the league standings.
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Elyria
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
Erie Loop
Lorain
Purple
Purple and Lavender
Hillstoppers
Heights
Elyria Lights Triumph Over Shaw 6-0 In Opener
Elyria High lightweight team defeats Cleveland Shaw Bantams 6 to 0 at Ely Stadium in the opening Lake Erie League game. Wazyniak scores for Elyria after a strong third quarter drive, with Fritz, Branai, and Graher contributing on a dominant defensive and offensive effort. Shaw fights back but falls short as Elyria stops late threats.
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Lae Zame
Elyria High
Lakewood
Cleveland Shaw Bantams
Ely Stadium
Hiett
Schafer
Che’ Shaw Boorer
Elsr
Elyria
Ton
Wazrniak
Shaw
Elrria
Maki
Peckinpaugh
Newman
Nichals
Oval
Elzvias
Socals
Shaws
Cleaveland
Fritz
Peck
Wazyniak
Crimson Bantams
Graber
Branéi
Suufts
Graher
Babe Wazyniak
Brandt
Everthing
Carey Sub Ritzler Forces Turnover In 24 0 Win
Herman Ritzler, Carey substitute end, sprinted off the bench to tackle Ada’s ball carrier at the Carey 25 on the near sideline. Ada’s Al Preston earlier intercepted a Carey pass at midfield and began a run before Ritzler’s alert tackle halted the play. Referee Lester Spaid faced a ruling.
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Ada
Herman Ritzler
Carey
Ada High
al Preston
Kitzler
Lester Spaid
Beltram to Meet Sauer in Wednesday bout at Rialto
Promoter Dan Morris announces a marquee wrestling clash at the Rialto Theatre in Elyria with George Sauer facing Pete Beltram in a two hour two out of three falls match. Sauer has not lost here this season, while Beltram is known for dirty tactics and is the favorite of local fans. Buck Weaver returns for a semi final with Jin Carter in a one hour two out of three falls set, and a ten minute amateur bout closes the card.
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Ernie Braden Lyria
George Sauer
Nebraska Strangler
Pete Beltram
Duluth
Rialto Theatre
Dan Morris
Beltream
Sauer
Hans
Morris
Weaver
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
Jin Carter
Windsor
Ontario
Elyria
Bell
Saner
Joe Woods
Tuffy Crete
Jimmy Mitchell
The
Black Panther
Ulysses Nikalikis
Beltram
Sater
Jim Carter
Toledo
Sandusky
Ohio
Carter
Timekeepers Beat Sure Shots In General Industries Bowling
Timekeepers defeated the Sure Shots 2 games to 1 in a Temple 51 league match at the Temple allers. C Meredith led the losers with a 212 high single and 55 high series while Tommy Gotro posted a 542 series for the Timekeepers. Other standout scores included H Ing LT and R Fos, with Sass C Reynolds contributing for the Timekeepers.
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Department
Temple Allers
C. Meredith
Tommy Gotro
H. Ing
Pr. R
Sass C. Reynolds
Brown
D. Karnes
Dazed Grid Results Show East and Midwest Scores
United Press summary lists college and regional scores across East and Midwest divisions with teams such as Duquesne and George Washington along with Ohio schools like Ohio City U and Western Reserve. The chaotic OCR includes errant names while a final line notes a momentary penalty on Carey and a stalled Ada drive at the end of the game.
New London Routs Vermilion in 139-0 League Win
New London High trounced Vermilion 139 to 0 to claim a share of first place in the North High School Ashiie League. The Cat team built a 68 yard run by Cooke Rans and early touchdowns on 35 yard plays plus a second quarter surge. Harold Cooke added a 68 yard interception return for a score after halftime.
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NEW London i
New London High
Cats
Cooke
New London
Haber
Snider
Harold Cooke
Vermilion—a
Longiey
Ohio Universe
White
Elyrians to Hold Meeting on Night Softball Plan at YMCA
Elyrians pledged to back a proposed night softball program at Harmon Field next year will meet Tuesday evening at the Y.M.C.A. The gathering aims to explain the plan and is open to additional residents who wish to join the effort.
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Harmon Field
Y. M
P. m
Algo
Elyria High Band Criticisms and Local Sports Notes
A reader criticizes band coverage amid a debate over Elyria High and Fremont bands and notes a shift to football focus. The piece also highlights Amherst boxing, Holy Name Society bouts, and Ohio college connections including Oberlin figures, with references to coach Art Winters and Max Weber at Amherst and several local sports figures.
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Amilton College
Oberlin
Art Winters
Winters
Max Weber
Weber
Lysse K. Butler
Oberlin Grid
Thirty Unbeaten United See Action On Widely Scattered Fronts
Thirty unbeaten teams move into a mid October gridiron program with battles for conference, sectional and national supremacy. Yale and Navy meet in New Haven while Notre Dame faces Pittsburgh at South Bend as Rice meets SMU in Dallas and Washington hosts Washington State at Pullman. Army Harvard, Michigan State Boston College and several other regional matchups shape the week’s title chase.
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George Kirkley
United Press
York
Elis
New Haven
Pullman
South Bend
Dallas
Yale
Navy
Larry Keller
Midwest
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Layden
Pilner
Carideo
Shakespeare
Panthers
Rice
Southern Methodist
Washington
East
Army
Harvard
West Point
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Michigan State
Boston College
Vanderbilt
Fordham
Dartmouth
Colgate
Princeton
Brown
Lafayette
Rutgers
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Chicago
Bern Wanger
Michigan
Wiscon
Minnesota
Tulane
Nebraska
Kansas State
Last Fear
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Georgia Batttes
North Carolina State
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Auburn
Mississippi
Florida
Duke
Gestein Tech
Caroline
Davidson
Atlansa Southwesi
Tejas Christians
Texas A. & M
California
Oregon State
Oregon
Idaho
Bar Lunch Football Team Holds Afternoon Practice
Bar Lunch football team schedules an elite practice tomorrow at Ely Stadium at 1 34 p m with players Sterm Uris M Teport Penzes Fr F Ross Powers Erno Maddack Paonessa Rainer Youngias and others invited. The opener at Mansfield was canceled and the headlinesman is buying agent for Leece Neville Electrical Appliance Co of Cleveland.
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Ely Stadium
Sterm
Uris
Teport
Penzes
Wellington Dukes Defeat Medina For Second Straight Win
Wellington High Dukes beat Medina 21 to 13 to secure a second consecutive North High School League victory. A quick 32 yard drive produced the first score with Barber finishing and a Williams pass to Marley setting up Graf for 27 yards. Medina threatened twice in the first quarter, but Wellington benefited from a fumble and a Williams interception to add two more touchdowns. Hertel’s 99 yard kickoff return sparked Medina in the third, but Wellington answered with a pair of short drives and Barber extra points.
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Hugh
Marley
Graf
Medina
Wellington
the Oval
Barber
Schack
Williams
Gillette
Hertel
Whitmore
Crom
Hine
Croom
Mount Union Defeats Ashland Keeps Goal Uncrossed
Mount Union earned its fourth straight win by routing Ashland 29 to 0 in a state schedule night featuring five games. Heidelberg blanked Muskingum 7 0 as quarterback Nre ran 75 yards for the only scoring. Depaul of Chicago edged Dayton 14 to 3 and Washington and Jefferson overwhelmed Marietta 34 to 0. XNMevier defeated the Haskell Indians 32 to 6.
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Ohio
Mount Union
Ashland
Nre
Heidelberg
Muskingum
Depaul University
Chicago
University of Dayton
Washington
Jefferson
Marietta
Xnmevier
Haskell Indians
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Bert Johnson
University of Kentucky
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Carl Brubaker
Shaker Heights High School
Brubaker
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Leece-Neville Electrical Appliance Company
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Ike Parsons
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