Elyria Catholic Upsets Norwalk St Pauls 24 7 Victory
Elyria Catholic tops Norwalk St Pauls 24 to 7 as Balliett and Sped key blocks. Elbert Sped crosses for six with Harlan Chapman sealing the edge and Phil Perkins adding the extra point to tie the game at 7 7. A 69 yard run by Doug Jones is nullified by a clipping penalty and Heights prevents another Pioneer score.
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Harlan Chapman
Elbert
Phil Perkins
Heights
Elyria
Pioneers
Doug Jones
Jones
Alexander
John Longmead
Elyria Catholic Hands Norwalk St. Pauls 38 14 Upset
Elyria Catholic Panthers defeated Norwalk St. Pauls 38 to 14 at Norwalk High, overcoming a 7-0 early deficit. Talarski and Tarnowski scored twice, Boros added a 92-yard TD, and Kasubinski joined in with key passes as the Panthers stretched to an 18-7 halftime lead and pulled away in the final period.
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Norwalk St. Paul’s
Norwalk High
Lorain County
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Lakewood St. Edward’s
Cleveland Lutheran
Lorain St. Mary's
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Dick Tarnowski
al Boros
Norwalk St. Paul's
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Boros
Norwalk
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Jack Kaminski
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Skein
Ely Stadium
St. Paul's
Dave Roth
Harold Landall
Kenny Spaar
Spectors
Hank Janowicz
Gene Kasubinski
Talarski
Janowicz
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Knight of Columbus Memorial
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Elyrians
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Elyria Catroli
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Tarnowskyi
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T. Diedrick
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Jr. Smith
Snyder
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PEAT
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H. Landoll
Spaar
Tandoll
Reynolds’ 620 Series Tops City Bowling Honors
Reynolds of Milford River team in the Elyria Eagles League scored a 620 series at Olympic Recreation to lead city bowling. he opened with 233, then added 201 and 186 for the total. Hazel Davison led the women’s scene with a 12 total in the Women’s All-City League.
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Milford River
Elyria Eagles
Olympic Recreation
Hazel Davison
Bowling center tops bowling standings with two-pin margin
The Bowling Center edged Jane Surdock by two pins to claim top honors as Davison posted a 210 single line for a large total. In separate leagues Charles Nagy bowled 586 in the Sportsman's Club League and Wes Fackler 572 in the General Motors Second Shift, both setting season records.
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Jane Surdock
Davison
Charles Nagy
Wes Fackler
General Motors
Bowling scores on page fourteen leaders listed
Loop leaders include E Barb Knecht with 578 in St. Johns Lutheran League Ward Peters with 577 in Bendix Westinghouse Shop League Charles Yates with 544 in Merchants C League George Kuterovich with 534 in Pfaudler Company League and Eleanor Laker with 428 in Moose Women's League.
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E. Barbknecht
St. John’s Lutheran League
Ward Peters
Bendix-Westinghouse Shop League
Charles Yates
Merchants’ “C” League
George Kuterovich
Pfaudler Company
Eleanor Laker
Moose Women's League
Fairview Routs Olmsted Falls 40-7 in Independent Game
Fairview High’s Scarlet Warriors cruised to a 40-7 victory over Olmsted Falls, with Jack Reisland scoring three touchdowns and Tom Smith adding two. Fairview led 13-0 in the first period and remained undefeated in independent play, while Olmsted Falls suffered its sixth straight defeat.
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Fairview
Fairview High
Scarlet Warriors
Olmsted Falls
Jack Reisland
Tom Smith
Cuyahoga County
Warriors
Nelson Russ’ Crew
Fraley notes Purdue upset and Army ends 32-game skein
A fragmented sports column recalls Purdue coach Fraley and a Miami upset of Notre Dame 28 to 14, notes Army’s 32-game string ending, mentions Ted Marchibroda leading St. Bonaventure in total offense, and references aging players and other scattered sports facts from the era.
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Oscar
New York
Stu Holcomb
Miami, Fla
Red Blaik
Army
Stu
Con
U. S
Fraley
United Press
Earless Fraley
Purdue
Andy Gustaf
Gustafson
Miami
Andy
Comb
Notre Dame
Ames
Harvard
Lions
Ted Marchibroda
St. Bonaventure
Bright
Wade
Ford
Hardin-Simmons
Moose A Pin Pairings Set For Sunday Bowling
The Moose Class A Bowling League schedules six Sunday matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes starting 1:30 PM. Carer's Villa faces Hart Construction, Frank's Market against Becket Corporation, Wasserman's Clothes versus Floria Bowling Center, Buckere Mold & Die against Elyria Moo, EB and B Food Market versus Grassie's Wayside Inn, Brore Trucking versus Elyria Stationers.
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Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Carer's Villa
Hart Construction
Frank's Market
Becket: Corporation
Wasserman’s Clothes
Floria Bowling Center
Buckere Mold & Die
Elyria “Moo
EB & B Food Market
Grassie’s
Wayside Inn
Brore Trucking
Elyria Stationers
Miami Eleven Wallops Boston U 34 To 7
Miami University's football Hurricanes, undefeated in major college play, defeated Boston University 34 to 7 in the Orange Bowl led by halfback Frank Smith. The report notes Miami’s season includes a prior win over Purdue and places this victory among several key games shaping the national scene.
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United Press
Atew York
U.P
Miami University
Bowling Hurricanes
Army
Oklahoma
United Press Board of Coaches
Rice
Wisconsin
Yale
Washington
Miami
Frank Smith
Boston University
Hurricanes
Purdue
Harvard
Boston
Kansas State
Norman
Okla
Heights Triumph Over Elyria In High-Scoring Bout
Heights outscored Elyria 26 to 13 as Don Jones and Balliett starred for the Tigers in a game marked by four turnovers and several big plays. Jones ran 70 yards for a TD, Balliett added a 25 yard scamper and a 43 yard punt return, while Elyria struggled to penetrate Heights in the second half.
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Tigers
Pioneers
Dave Jones
Balliett
Doug Jones
Jones
Don Jones
Heights
Perkins
Alexander
Uliman
Oval
Ullman
Bill Joseph
Joseph
Ray Flowers
Jimmy Adams
Isler
Flowers
Wehring
Sacks
Jeter
Vic Krupman
Webb
Elvria
Ganger
Don Jonee
Soar
Pat Meee Froctor
Medina Defeats Clearview as Oberlin Wins to Narrow Gap
Medina dominated Clearview with multiple scoring drives including a 41 yard run by Masi and a 69 yard march, while Oberlin edged Wellington 14 7 with Bryant's 14 points and key defensive plays. Rocky River overwhelmed Amherst 44 0 as Medina remains undefeated. Oberlin sits 3 1 behind the league leader with four wins.
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Oberlin
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Masi
Beshire
Clippers
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Steve Perkovich
Carl Kosakowski
Dick Zvosec
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Tony Marley
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Chuck Grosse
Kilbane
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Randall Motts
Fairview
Inson
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Gleason
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Jackson
Erds
Knapp
Springer
Grimm
Brackles
Wacker
Norahan
Fischer
Lehmer
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the Hat) Walker
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