Lorain Elyria Rivalry Histories and Postseason Contests
Ohio football notes cover Lorain and Elyria rivalry dating to 1891 with postseason charity games in 1929 and 1939 1942 1948 and plans for a 1951 Elyria Lorain clash amid Euclid joining Lake Erie League. Also recalls retirements of Joe Gordon and Bobby Carse and the deaths of Marshall Oliphant and Dave Chizek, all tied to local sports history.
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Athletic Board
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Tigers
Lake Erie
Bill Stokes
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Olive
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Great Heights
Dave Chizex
Firelands League game rescheduled to November 1 at Recreation Park
New London Wildcats and Norwalk St. Pauls Flyers, strong contenders for the 1990 Firelands League title, will meet at Recreation Park on Wednesday evening November 1 after a Sept 29 postponement due to pollo disease. Other league teams include Huron, Vermilion and Margaretta.
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South-West All-Star Teams Defeat North and East in League Debut
South-West graders win 7-0 in both seventh and eighth grade all-star games at Ely Stadium. Ronnie Hammons scores in the seventh with a 20-yard run, Dick Bruce adds the extra point. Joe McFarland breaks for a 30-yard TD in the eighth with Bob Zaleski converting. Booster Club Grade School Night set for next Wednesday as South and East clash for league crown.
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Fusari Wins Technical Knockout Over Pellone in Tenth
Blond Charlie Fusari of Irvington New Jersey defeated Tony Pellone in the tenth round at Chicago Stadium by technical knockout. The battle lasted ten rounds with Fusari applying pressure late, referee Johnny Behr stopping the bout at 1:44 of the tenth after Pellone struggled to rise from a knockdown. The International Boxing Club promoted telecast drew 3,924 spectators.
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U.P
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Tony Pellone
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Robinson
Pellone
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Tony
Johnny Behr
International Boxing Club
Medical Fund Boxing Show Set for Lorain November 6
The Second Annual Medical Fund boxing show by Lorain County Boxing Trainers' Association is scheduled Monday November 6 at Hotel Antlers auditorium Lorain. Ten bouts three five rounders and seven three round scraps with first bout at 8 15 p m Feature six and three unsigned Bouts include 135 pound Nickey Nakon Cleveland and Roy Caruthers Akron in the main five rounder both Golden Gloves champions. Additional matches Akron Cleveland Lorain Elyria and Puerto Rico fighters listed with tickets available in Elyria at local shops or through Steve Siefek member of ABTA.
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Dan Canzallos
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Jim Imgrom
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Ray Jicha
Clevland
Roger Dickerson
Elyna
Am Bond
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John Merante
Elyria
Leslie Huddleston
Jose Marrero
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Joe Marsho
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Gordon Set To Sign As Sacramento Manager
Gordon, 35, announces retirement from major league play to take a player manager role with the Pacific Coast League Sacramento club. Cleveland has requested waivers. terms to be finalized after waiver clearance. Gordon rose with the New York Yankees, earned 1942 MVP, and played for five pennant teams.
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New York Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Eddie Beckman
Cleveland
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New York
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Lou Boudreau
MacPhail
Yankee
Eugene Ore
Wykrent Stars With 255 642 In City Tenpin Action
Ray Wykrent, author of a 255 single and 642 series in the Olympic Recreation B League, led local bowlers last night with a 255 in the first game and 213 and 174 for a 642 series as B & B Food Market posted 2,776 to lead the night. Elyria Hardware posted a 988 single, tops in the B circuit.
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Olympic Recreation
Wykrent
Elyria Hardware
Gert Henke Tops Rainbow Lanes Women's Bowlers of 1948
In the Rainbow Lanes Women's League Gert Henke led Smith Construction l with scores of 182 185 and 181 to achieve team totals of 816 and 2400. Other leaders included Walt Carlson 584 in Stoney's Home League Burton Coburn 548 at the Bowling Center C league Bob Nickols 539 in the American Brake Shoe League R Mechdly 541 in the General Motors League Betty Fackler 434 in General Motors Women's League Rose Easterwood 436 in Bow-O-Crome Women's Shop League Irma Brace 422 in the Harvey Girls League.
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Rainbow Lanes
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Walt Carlson
Stoney
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C” Peague
Bob Nickols
American Brake Shoe
R. Mechdly
General Motors
Betty Fackler
Rose Easterwood
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Barons Beat Flyers 3-1 In Home Opener
Cleveland Barons opened the 1950-51 AHL home slate at the Arena with a 3-1 win over the St. Louis Flyers before 7,256. Roy Kelly gave Cleveland the early lead, Al Baccari tied, Murdo MacKay put the Barons ahead, and Les Douglas sealed the 3-1 victory late in the third period. The Barons host Providence next Saturday.
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Elyria Freshmen Beat Clearview Reserves 26-0
Elyria High freshmen shutout Clearview reserves 26 to 0 at Ely Stadium. Jim Williams led with a 20 yard run, Tom Fisher returned a second half kickoff for 0 yards, and Williams caught a 20 yard pass from Don Andress with Henry Terry adding a final 25 yard score. Williams kicked two extra points.
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Pioneers and Tigers Vie In Lake Erie League Showdown
Elyria Pioneers and Cleveland Heights Tigers prepare for Friday night clash at Hosford Stadium in Cleveland Heights. Both teams sit at 1-4, 0-2 in league play, with a 24th meeting expected featuring Heights’ experienced aerial attack. kickoff 8 p.m. local.
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Elyria Halfback Is Suspended From Football
Elyria junior halfback Fred Fitzpatrick has been suspended for one week for training rule violations. Coach Bill Coyer said the absence tightens Elyria’s backfield as backups move into duty and other backs switch positions in practice.
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Carl Krotine
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al Greene
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Jamie Alexander
Paul Curcillo
Dodg Jones
Cliff Elbert
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