Panthers Clash in Elyria Catholic St Stanislaus Football
Elyria Catholic High and Cleveland St Stanislaus Panthers meet in a North Central Conference opener at Garfield Boulevard Turney Road field. Pauls charges seek a repeat win after last week, while Stanislaus, 33-0 and 40-0 non league winners, aim to notch their league debut.
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Elyria Catholic High
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Joe Paul
Clearview
Yest
Len Janiak
Clevelanders
Field Heights
Turney Rd
Garfield Blvd
Elyria Pigskinners
St. Stan
Panthers
St. Stanislaus
Cleveland John
Lorain St. Mary
Paul
Vince Gue
St. Mary
Feck
Gilmour Academy
Sednarnes
Elyria Catholic
Vince Feck
Elyria Catholic Panther
Ralph Lovell
Cleveland St. Stanislaus Panther
Lovell
Garfield Heights
St. Stan Lighter
St. Stanislaus Welds
Catholic High
Roy Jalton
Cleveland St. Joseph
St Edward
Lakewood
Lorain St
Vermilion High Pastes Margaretta 13 7 in Homecoming Clash
Vermilion High’s grid machine halted Vermilion hosts homecoming with a 13 7 loss to Margaretta in a non conference game. Margaretta jumped to an 13 lead on Jack Ferrone scores from one yard and a 36 yard drive with Ferrone adding a second from the pro. Vermilion answered with Chuck Garra from four yards but failed to threaten in the second half as Margaretta held on for the win.
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Vermilion
Margaretta High
Vermilion High
Perod
Rachel Howell
Aercourt
Taily Margaretta
Jack Ferrone
Ferrone
Dick Shirey
Margaretta
Vernalion
Chuck Garra
Bartlome
Paydirt
Margaretinas Fishman
Shires
Saarpat
Chles
Hsreness
Kelier
Darght
RDS
Baan
Nell
Merrcs
Herz
Wellington High Dominates Amherst for 4th Lakeland Win
Wellington High remained unbeaten in Lakeland Conference play with a 19-0 victory over Amherst High Comets. Led by Lee Grissinger and Ed Grose, the Dukes built a 7-0 lead by halftime, extended it with a second quarter score, then sealed the win with a fourth-quarter TD pass from Grissinger to Roger Harris. Amherst failed to generate sustained offense, with Early Morain as their standout runner.
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Wellington
Wellington High
Amherst High Comets
Lakeland
Dukes
Amherst
Lee Grissinger
Ed Grose
Jack Kepler
Grissinger
Nepler
Thaline
Crissinger
Roger Harris
Morain
Comets
Huron
Stan Stosh
Plato
al Stow
Dave O
Sandusky Blue Streaks Clinch Buckeye Title With 23 13 Win
Sandusky High’s Blue Streaks seized control of the Buckeye Conference with a 23 13 victory over Lorain Steelmen. Quarterback Bill Whisner and halfback Mel Pankow scored, Betridge added the winning TD and Gallagher kicked three extra points as Sandusky improved to 2 0 1 in the league. Lorain briefly tied late, but Sandusky answered to stay undefeated in conference play. Lorain travels to Euclid next Thursday while Sandusky visits Mansfield.
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Buckeye
Lorain
Sandusky High
Steelmen
Jeff DeHaven
Findlay
Marion Harding
Loraint
New London
Ellison Kelly
Steeler
John Bettiridge
Pat Gallagher
Bill Whisner
Mel Pankow
Samdusky
Whisner
Gallagher
Jim Foley
Art Lave
Steelmens
Selma Montgomery
Sara T
Ty Trbovich
Hugh
Pardon
Bonko Sparks Siliiary iisn To 52-0 Rout of New London
Bonko and teammates overwhelm New London 52-0 in a decisive Lorain St. Marys victory. Bonko rushed 20 times for 61 yards and three touchdowns, completed six of eight passes, and blocked for others while Witkowski and Lugerik starred on the ground. New London managed 17 rushing yards in the second half and 12 passing yards.
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Bonko' Smastiec
Lorain
Briliant Don Sonko
Lorain St
Mary
Poyle
Newbelie
Bonko
Metiviens
Les Zorge
New London
Gold
Lugerik
Witkowski
Kek
Reid Ave
Tam
Aeta
Beko
Spe
Jacaie Poyle
Dies Orozco
Sugerth
London
Wildcat
New London Wildcats
Frank Randleman
Wildcats
St. Mary
Joe Green
Bonke
Ronko
Bob Witkowski
Hich
Wellington Upset Teammates Tacelets Edge Guards
Fragmented names and team labels show a chaotic scorecard or lineup list with players like Wellington Grose Rep uchdown and Szabo Seoters. The readable parts suggest a basketball or similar team event with guards forwards backs and other roles, but many tokens are garbled.
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Szabo
Seoters
Taceles
Higgins
Muche
Dexters
Dietrick
Latran
Morain
Stark
Pip
Wellington
Grose
Uchdown
City grid results show varied high school scores across counties
Interpreting a chaotic OCR of a multi-school grid leads with Cleveland and Columbus teams posting mixed results. Notable scores include Cleveland Benedictine 7 Allience 26, Parma Gibsonburg 20, Col umbus Aquinas 27, and Dayton Stivers 13, with many entries incomplete or garbled across cities from Cleveland to Toledo and Youngstown to Zanesville.
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Bich School
Dyria
Cuyahoga Pails
Dusky
Lorain
London
Wellington
Herst
Duron
Clearview
Wargarette
Vermiton
Vesti
Gberim
Orthpee
River
Fedline
Fasrview
Tassillon
Cleveland
Benedictine
Allience
Akron Est
Sas
Ceveland
Gisnville
Younestoun Chaney
Fairport
Conneaut & Dubbard
Soataman
Dover
Chillicothe
Hg Raven
Coungstown
Ursuine
Brecksville
Strongzaville
Magilela
Chagrin
Falis
Merchants Schedule for C League Bowling Night
Tonight at seven Rainbow Lanes hosts Stoney's Merchants C League with Gratton vs. Concrete Co Lloyd Supply Co, Kinter Rewly against 1D Constriction, Young q Hardware facing Grady's Garage, Brown Jug vs Jimny and Ann Trading Post, Nor walk Truck vy, Bernie's Restaurant, and Harrys Mens Wear on Band B Food Market.
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Stoney's Merchants
Rainbow Lanes
Gratton
Andy Concrete Co
Lloyd Supply Co
Kinter Rewly
Young Q Hardware
Grady’s Garage
Brown Jug
Jimny and Ann Trading Post
Nor
Bernie's Restaurant
Harrys Mens
Clippers Stung In 32-0 Lakeland Loss At Clearview
Lakeland Conference game saw Clearview fall to Huron 32-0 as the Tigers dominated with scores in the first third and final periods. Key plays included a 35 yard TD pass to Majoy, a 95 yard interception return by Brow nel, and multiple Armstrong connections sealing the win for Huron.
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Lorain
Huron High
Clearview
Clippers
Clearview High
Brownell
Leroy Brownel
Huron
Paydirt
Olmsted Falls 19 7 Conquer Rocky River In Football
Olmsted Falls High defeated Rocky River 19 7 in Southwestern Conference action. Key plays included Bryan Rooney’s 93 yard touchdown sprint and Dave Preston’s 1 yard TD plunge. The win improved Olmsted Falls to 3 2 in league play while Rocky River remained behind.
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Olmsted
Falls High
Rocky River
Bryan Rooney
Dave Preston
Larry Beck
Joe Yesenke
Wagner
Riemenschneder
Frail Wiley
Roo
Kuenzel
Mone
Bridell
Underwood
Lagente
Sien
Grimms
Bowles
Wrobleski
Scots
Wright
Locke
Christ
Smiles
Beck
Jagazzino
Olmsted Farlt
Rooney
Preston
Rooney Crangerain
Rocks River
Hees
Wart
Morriston
Medina Bees Upset Fairview In Conf Tightener
Medina boosted its Southwestern Conference standing with a 18 to 0 victory over Fairview, paced by Tom Mostoller in the opening drive and a Joe Kasel to Joe Stefan 30 yard TD. Stefan added a TD reception from Roger Coe as Medina solidified second place pack behind Bay.
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Medina
Medina Bees
Fairview
Bees
Tom Mostoller
Joe Kasel
Joe Stefan
Roger Coe
North Olmsted
Olmsted
Bay
Mixed Loop To Bowl Stone's Mixed League Bowls
Rainbow Lanes hosts a mixed league session with teams from Stone's group competing in a night of bowling. Scores and standings are developing as participants push for a strong finish.
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Iight Ai
Rainbow Lanes
Painacs. T
Siffert and Sailor Lead in Eagles League High Games
Siffert rolled 223 185 195 for a 603 high game in the Eagles League at Tarry Tavern, while Louis Bialorucki posted 234 for the BowlO-Drome Home League. John Martin added a 602 in the American Radiator League with 213 195 193, as seven women bowlers surpassed 500 and Betty Sauer led the women’s list.
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Jack Siffert
Tarry Tavern
Siffert
How
Louis Bialorucki
Ihe
Eagles
Sohn Marty
Eagles Lions 49ers Clash Tension in Unbeaten Stakes
The Eagles, Lions, and 49ers risk remaining unbeaten as they face key tests this weekend. Pittsburgh’s Steelers, bolstered by Lattner and Cameron, visit Philadelphia to challenge the defense and pass rush led by Burk and Thomas. Detroit and San Francisco clash at Kezar Stadium for Western Conference leadership amid three wins each and a league matchup drawing a sellout crowd. The Bears invade Los Angeles, Green Bay meets Baltimore, and New York hosts Washington as the NFL standings tighten across multiple divisions.
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San Francisco
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Eagles
Steelers
News York Giants
Joss
Jim Trimble
Notre Dame
Johnny Lattner
UCLA
Paul Cameron
Jim Finks
Fran Rolce
Cleveland Browns
Malienall
Dumont
Forbes Field
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Ad Burk
Tomimsy Thomas
Washington Lions
49Ers
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Los Angels
Kezar Stadim
Etme x Sith
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Dorre Naples
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Fin Maislel
United Polish Club
Dorothy Boreski Roda
Lions
Chicago Bears
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Colts
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Giants
Washington
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
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