Elyria Catholic Routed by St Stanislaus in Lopsided Loss
Elyria Catholic High suffered a 44 to 6 defeat at Cleveland St Stanislaus on Rhodes Field. Wisniewski and Badar led the visitors with multiple scoring plays as St Stanislaus built a commanding first half, while Elyria Catholic unpicked with penalties and injuries including key suspensions.
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Elyria Catholic High
Cleveland St Stanislaus
Rhodes Field
Hugh
Pudgerille
St. Stan
Panthers
Weg Heath
Treiss
Eloria
Lorain St Mary
Don ‘Bonka, and Company
St. Sian
Elyria
A. Catholic High
Len Janiak
Cleveland Ram
Ely
Ia Catholic
Cathole High
Fred Koviak
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tom Varzincak
Ron Wimsatt
Koviak
Dennis Moran
John George
Poght
John Martin
Catholic
Jon
Ken Wisniewsk
Gene Pawlowski
Elyrial
Clevelanders
Wisniewski
Jeft
St Stan
Elyria Cath
Plato
Bob Beles
Elyria Catholic
Rich Badar
Elycia Catholic
Janiak
Pawlowski
Badar
Elyria Barkalin
Ers
Frank Wszelaki
Wimsatt
Winnners
Nick Aulisio
Beles
Cleveland ST. Stanislaus
Golat
Ceckowski
Strauss
Burke
Okleson
Koprowsi
Paweleck
Helinski
Adowski
Emiisko
Faron
Ucioski
Brown
Lasinis
Pleschatski
Stryczu
Wszelfi
Pawlossi
Pope
Gray
Carced
Aulista
Baesar
ST Stanislaus
Avon Lake Nails Seaway Title In Tight 22 20 Win
Avon Lake first to clinch the Seaway Conference title with a 22 20 victory over Midview. Lorain County’s Shoremen, coached by Bob Robinson, chase unbeaten season prospects as Wellington and Amherst remain on the schedule. St Marys of Lorain continues rising dominance in the North Central Conference.
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Seaway
Bob Robinson
Shoremen
Midview
Wellington
Ambherst
Lorain St. Mary
St Mary
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Cleveland St. John Cantius
St. Mary's
Les Zorgze
Paul Amodio
al O’neil
Amodio
Clearview
Chippers
Huron
Amherst
Aoa
Major upsets reshuffle top college football powers
A wave of upsets reshuffled major teams with Ohio State and Wisconsin spared by upsets while Michigan Penn State and Auburn saw losses. Army and Georgia Tech and LSU and Clemson posted notable wins as the season faced its toughest tests with several unblemished squads remaining.
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Army
Ohi
Auburns
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Michigan Starr
Hvavy
Geertre
Edith
Texas
Mississippi
Lousane
Rive Clarsun
Virginia
Pittsburgh
West
Ohio State
Northwestern
Touinee
Michigan
Nowa Town
Wisconan
Indiana
Clemson
Tigers
South Carolina
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Colorado
Idaho State
Rutgers Mets
Lemgh
Stautner Released From Cleveland Clinic After Injection Error
Veteran Pittsburgh Steeler Ernc Stautner was released from Cleveland Clinic after slipping into a coma following an injection of the wrong drug by team physician Dr. John Miller. He received Demerol before a game with the Cleveland Browns but later recovered with oxygen and counteractive treatment.
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UPI
Pittsburgh
Ernc Stautner
Cleveland Clinic
Stautner
Cleveland Browns
John Milley
Stauffer
Browns and Colts Dominate NFL Week as Jinx Is Shattered
Cleveland improved to 4-0 by beating Pittsburgh 27-10 extending a two game lead in the Eastern Division while Baltimore crushed Detroit 40-14 to stay atop the Western race and extend its perfect start. The day featured multiple upsets and notable performances including Bears and Cardinals gains, a Lions rally cut short, and a series of high scoring plays across the league.
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Baltimore Colts
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Browns
Detroit Lions
Baltimore
Lions
Colts
Detroit
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Cardinals
Washington
iRexiskins
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Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles
Bears
San Francisco
John Brodie
Hugh McElhenny
Clyde Conner
Philadelphia Eagle
Rooters
Yale Lary
Lenny Moore
John Unitas
Jim Mutscheller
Leonard Lyles
New York
McHan
Gem Nagler
Ohie Matson
Johnny Olszewski
Eddie Lebaron
Redskins
Packers
Lebaron
Joe Walton
Bill Anderson
Babe Parilli
Max McGee
Jim Taylor
Eagles
Frank Gill
Philadelphia
Ford
St. Elizabeth's Hos
Bob Walston
Atpital
Norm Jucks
van Brocklin
Berlin Heights 72 0 Heights Rambles in Homecoming romp
Berlin Heights overwhelmed Milan High School 72 to 0 in a North Central Conference game. Berlin piled up 360 rushing yards and 34 passing, with Bill Grant and others scoring. Milan’s defense and offense struggled, suffering their 334th point against this season.
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Berlin
Heights
Milan High
Tigers
Milan
Teading Tigers
Bill Grant
Cise Hoffman
Bruce Burnham
Bob Perkins
Gene Kilbride
Harold Linden
Charles Hensley
Fred Beer
Doug Allen
Tim Gammie
Wesleyan Rout Oberlin for 480 Conference Win in Football
Wesleyan University defeated Oberlin College 48 0 to improve to four wins and one loss, with Doug Schmidt scoring two touchdowns and totaling 10 TDs this season. Jay Farrar Del Stumbo added two TDs each as Oberlin struggled offensively behind Bill Guerrera. Wesleyan remains 3 1 in the conference and prepares to face Kenyon at Gambier.
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Oberlin College
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Jay Farrar
del Stumbo
Schmidt
Bill Guerrera
Oberlin
Yeoman
Kenyon
Gambier
Chio Wesleyan
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Sumbo
Fahrneys
Lohmint
Orrin
Rugs
Behmidt
College grid results round up from United Press International
East Pittsburgh to West Virginia results show Penn State 34 over West Virginia 15. Boston College 26 over Bartard 9. Syracuse 38 over unspecified. Nebraska 0 over Holy Cross 14. Dartmouth 40 over Princeton 15. Villanova 9 over Colgate 0. etc. Multiple games across East and Midwest with various scores and teams including Duke, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Ohio University, and more.
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Om Mants Stickles
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Cross
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Rutgers
Bucknell
USE
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Alabama
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Bisons End Weekend with Win over Barons in AHL Action
Buffalo Bisons halt a six game win streak after edging the Cleveland Barons 4 3 in a Sunday night AHL game. Veteran center Larry Wilson scored two goals and led the early charge as Buffalo fought off a late Barons rally in the final period.
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Bisons
Cleveland Barons
Buffalo
Larry Wilson
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