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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1965
Page
22
Elyria Sandusky-W High fell 26-0 to Sandusky, dropping to 7-0 in the Buckeye chase as Elyria battles to rebound at Marion Friday. Keys, Dickerson ran and passed, but costly gifts and fumbles hampered the Pioneers, who were shut out for the first time in three decades.
Jayhawks visit Elyria Catholic in a North Central Conference game as Cantius shows strength in rain and wind. Key players include Elyria Catholic backs Fitzpatrick and Meecha, quarterback Bommer, and Panthers defense led by Malanowski and Lytle.
A long list of race entries and horse names appears for a Monday racing event at Aksarben. The record enumerates horses for multiple races including names such as French Student Nakare Light and Leaping Bean along with numerous competitors and observers.
Ken Long leads with 618 points followed by Bob Abbott 609 and Bill Spaeth 608 as Roscoe Beard 606 and Marlene Kilmer 562 push the field. Flo Fuerst 539, Dot Boreski 526, Coletta Widauer 522, Rita Dubena 517, Kay Uhle 509, Virginia Tower 508 and Gretchen Vitovitz 500 round out the list.
UPI A I I Top Ten football ratings summary shows Massillon and Sandusky winning while Warren Middletown Upper Arlington Steubenville Moeller Watterson and Lima had varying results. Several teams did not play Friday night.
Keystone High football ended a three game slide by defeating South Amherst 12 to 8 in Inland Conference action. Key plays included a 19 yard first quarter run by Chuck Carter and an 18 yard pass from Glenn Smith to Bill Renninger on a crucial third down. Keystone gained 68 passing yards while South Amherst managed 27 through the air. Keystone improves to 4-3 overall, 2-1 in league. South Amherst drops to 2-3, 3-1 in league. Noel Pallas saved a touchdown by recovering a bad snap and punting to force a turnover.
South Amherst Gibson edges Keystone Rennitger 5 pass from Karpunski. Ron Wataker noted as runner with a guiding pass sequence. Keymone Carter stands out in a tight contest on the field.
Sunday prep football results from the North Central Conference list Elyria Catholic defeating St John Canthus 43 with Lourdza at Parme Bynentine noted in brief score update.
Barton expresses satisfaction with his team’s effort after a win. He notes the defense performed well and credits the players for a real good effort while acknowledging offensive mistakes at crucial downs. Sandusky coach Bob Seaman also praises the victory and the defense.
Jack Beidelman, a 140 pound junior halfback, rushed for 55 yards on 18 carries and caught four passes for 63 yards as Elvira fell 26 to 0 to Sandusky in the Homecoming game. He had a 37 yard kickoff return to set up Elvira’s best threat, while Sandusky’s Terry Keys led the offense with 92 yards on 13 carries.
Hillsdale capitalized on a Black River fumble on the 12 yard line in the second quarter. Dan Momchilov scored from six yards to pull ahead. Pete Kosse added a 53 yard run for Hillsdale’s third score. Chuck Wiliout connected with Paul Patterson on a 15 yard TD pass and Ted Brighthill finished with a four yard run. Black River added a late three yard TD by Larry Walkden. The Pirates finish winless in six. Hillsdale eyes a 4-1 season and Firelands Conference clash with Mapleton.
Mansfield High built a 14 6 lead after Marion scored first on a 1 yard run by Roger Berry. Clendon Park added a 9 yard TD run and Bob Westerfield caught a 31 yard pass from Harry Waldman as Mansfield topped Marion 14 6 with Tom Osgar kicking extra points after each score.
Buckeye rolled past Avon 366 in wet conditions as Martin and Inman each scored twice and Nolan added a late touchdown. Buckeye dominated on the ground with five rushing TDs while accumulating 27 yards rushing and 8 more yards in total offense through one completion. Avon managed 63 rushing yards and 43 passing yards, with Duesler scoring for Avon in the fourth quarter.
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