Battle Looms As Elyria Faces Fremont Ross In Big Friday Night
Elyria and Fremont Ross, both with perfect records, clash under lights at Hill Station. Fremont’s powerful lineup features Baron, Sims, Kardatzke and Weinhardt while Elyria relies on Janowies and Gaines to upset the visitors. The game follows a season of close results and strong defensive showings as scoring leaders and local star players vie for regional bragging rights.
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Qothall
Ohio
Elyria
Fremont Ross
Hily Stacion
Hilvia
Froment
Little Giants
Invaders
Renies
Fremont Club
Giants
Sarety
Cleveland Heights Oulfs
Flyria
Fremount
Fay Rose
Elgria
Vic Janowies
Ralph Moyer
Janowies
Dick Baron
Sam Sims
Baron
Sims
Fremont Martin
Gerey Gaines
Fremont
Janiwicz
Adden
George Rohleder
Ken Kardatzke
Bob Andecover
Bill Johnson
Ralph Grubbs
BI Farver
Blyria
Kardatzke
Johnson
Ike Tratey
Tig
Shaw
Fremon
Lortin Ss
Tiport
Moneers
Flynn
Trobey Ata Ths
Pioneees
Loran
Wall
Lake Evie
Unis
Viedanowicz
Dan
Woen
Bob Daver
Soraits
Ddver
Lakewood
Louch Mowis
Ote Eory
Sp Iy
Vince Barrett
Gorden McCarter
Hal DeHuses
Ted
Fosith
Dee al Mathard
Cleveland
Teaghts
Wally Walhelm
al Gigve
Chesvhind Heights
Chet Cache
Ray Kemp
Tony Curettly
Ralph Mo
Mb OC Rrs
Rivnie
Danewies
Keni Qutedip
Pon Gletner
Jan Lege Basco
Ely
Stwuuun
Stery Wall
Friday Light
Loman
Elyra
Elyma Premont
Petitoning Lake Erie
Bale
Freday
Brady Lockeew
Bradley Naght
Betina
Taois County
Donan
Ding
Khaw
Steelers Lead Grid Division With Strong Start
The Pittsburgh Steelers opened the season strong in the Narain AL Football League, defeating the New York Giants 48 to 7 to seize early control of the division. Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears also posted competitive showings as Western teams contended for top spots.
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Pullsbergh Steelers
Berstenay Pestana
Narain
Fomtbnadt
Trucking Eaglers Lead Moose Circuit Scoring Pace
Brave Trucking initiated the Elyria Moose League action at Olympic Recreation with a 2,667 series, the season best to date. Louie Barkacs, with Buckeye Match & Die, set a circuit season high 245 single game as Trucking Eaglers win two straight to stay tied for first with Moosehart, ahead of Broad Street Critl.
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Brave
Elyria Moose
Olympic Recreation
Willy
LaGrange Hardware
Moosehtart
Broad Street Critl
Louie Barkacs
Buckeye Match & Die
Buckeye
Horick Insurance
Hhingaray Grill
Jhuing 1 Grill
Thackett
General Motors League
Achit
A. Onsert
Pra
Jaine
Bayou Cooter
Ind
Aera Moose
League bowling records and high scores across multiple clubs
Summarizes scattered bowling results with players like Walter Carlson Gerry Pomefox and Bob Elberts posting high single games and totals. Notes leaders in various leagues such as Olympic Recreation and Haserodt Jewelers while detailing team standins and late-season records amid a crowded slate of matches.
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Peat
Walter Carlson
Clippers
Klein
Tarry Brown Motors
Gerry Pomefox
Clipvners
Bob Elberts
Merchants
Olympic Recreation
Haserodt Jewelers
Rothgery Motors
Elberts
Lehman Cartagee
Thomasson
Dobrowski
We Jeague
Frank Traxter
Jro
Steve
Tony Sito
Spor t Parade Meg GOR Bat By OSCAR FRALEY
A field of four major contests decided last Saturday as Army and Harvard clashed in standout performances. Worcester standout Venta Wablunski staked three tallies, while Michigan State and Northwestern saw pivotal showings. The Marblehead marksman Caley delivered clutch tee shots amid decisive conversions, and George Blands looms as a future senator after strong scoring.
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Powit
Venta Wablunski
Worcester
Mase
Army
Whale
Marksman
George Blands
Olf
Lerause Ht
Michigan
Northwester
Findlay Denison Lead Unbeaten Ohio Eleven Standings
Findlay's Oilers and Denison University Big Red remained the only unbeaten teams in Ohio football after Muskingum and Wilberforce State losses. Upsets marked the week with Ohio State losing to Pittsburgh and Bowling Green rallying to beat Kent State. Cincinnati’s Xavier beat Central? University of Cincinnati context unclear. the piece mentions several close games including Miami and Ohio University, Baldwin Wallace, and Kenyon, with several late-period turnarounds and intercollegiate matchups shaping the standings.
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Olumbus
U.P
Findlay
Oilers
Denison
Ohio
Muskingum
Wilberfores State
Bil Shien If Wooster
Maskingeim
MTG
Fin Kennedy
Bol Pwitchell
Wooster
Wilberforce State
Serena Niata
reeStus
Bernie Venus
Ed Rupp
von Oberlin
Mindlay Hind Tittle Teoatde
Blatfton
Cinematic
University of Ciannals
Xavier
Rallins Agaa
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Bowling Green
Inseult
Kent State
Bob de Petro
Miami
Ohio U
Ohin
Baldwin - Wallace
Fern
Western Reserve
Mt. Unien
Oley Ber
Fhiee Converstus
Tas Shernat
Id Pune
Ghia Weslesda
de Panw
Rio Grande Ised
Boose
Downe Hose Poly
Kenyon
Wabash and
Wilbeyfores
Kentucky State
Yoloda Avait
Ovempoover
Carpell Davenyd Cue
Chepans
Hwo
Brett Saamies
Ota
Ohio Preps For Indiana Game
Ohio State faces Indiana after a 12 0 loss to Pitt. The Buckeyes seek a rebound and aim to avoid a Western Conference cellar finish. Coach Wes Fesler and team promise renewed effort despite recent setbacks and a tough home test.
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Columbus
IUPI
Olin
Pitsburgh
Pit
Buckeye
Mediana
Michigan
Wes Fesler
Indica
Hoosiers
Buckeyes
Fesler
Dawtenay
Oberlin Falls Before Denison 33 To 0
Oberlin College Yeomen suffer a 43-0 defeat to Denison in Granville in the Ohio Conference opener. Denison outgained Oberlin 467-94, with Ed Rupp scoring twice on a 46-yard TD run and two more big plays. Gerald Gaynor tallied a second score, while Denison's offense produced multiple big plays, and Oberlin failed to reach Denison territory after the opening minutes.
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Oberlin College Yeomen
Penison
Granville
Big Red
Varely
Ohio
Yeomen
Denison
Ed Rupp
Fie
Mil Flerts
Orfalin
Addison
Chesiock
Meesey Tee
Waly Gee Wee Clark
Branul Tsa Coos
Brecker
Johnson Burs
Breck
Weniis K
Aidvans
Qavier
Codabasun
CNA
Prune Firerher
le Pontedis J
Barvesit
le Mattucet
Oyliner
Deans Tfarterson
Braen
Webber G
Needrick
Hireoran
Fe Steckel
Cowen
Hance
Fey
Haies
Elyria Opponents Season Records Amid Local Scores
Fragmented OCR list shows Elyria and opponents with numerous broken team names and scores. Entries mention Sandusky, Shaker Heights, Lakewood, Lorain, Cleveland areas, and various high school or city teams with inconsistent numerals and stray letters.
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Toledo
Devilbiss
Toledy
DeVoinisa
Elyria
Devbiss
Tuledo Scott
Toledy Devilbiss
Central
Cath- Me
Tolmio
Devtibiss
Wandward
Ashland
Sandusky
Brement
Aandieny
Lorain
Sandisky
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland South
Shaker Heights
Eyelet Central
Shaw
Key Heights
Loran
Tels
Kent Raueevelt
Sheker Heigns
Lakewood
Lakewand S. Damee Ford Rhodew
Coseond
Town
Warren
Youngstown
Gleny Coe and
Heibey
Coveney
Pioneers To Meet Little Giants At Ely Stadium Friday
Elyria- Ross High Little Giants meet undefeated Elyria Pioneers in a top state independent showdown at Ely Stadium Friday under lights. Both teams carry undefeated records and state championship hopes as Les Binkley’s veteran Fremont Ross squad visits Elyria after a string of Buckeye League and regional wins.
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Ely Stadium
Ross Davies
Lyra High
Pioneers
Fremont Ross High
Little Giants
Ely Stadiin
Fremont
Elvrra
Gake Erie
Remont
Sever Gates
Supremeé
Buckeye
Elyria
Tolmdo Devilutsa
Sandusky
Youngstown South
Anh
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Clevelatul T Heights
Shaw
Fremont Ross
Dover
Ashland
Fostoria
Findlay
Tuffy Columbian
Bowling Green
Triffin Columbian
Lorain St. Mary's Sees Rally For 13-7 Win
Lorain St. Mary's overcome a 7 6 deficit to beat Garretsville 13 to 7 at the Lorain Recreation Field. Charles Butchko connected with Gene Softanko for a 25 yard first quarter pass, Garretsville answered with Mike Marshaw's four yard run and extra point. Bill Sofranko added a fourth quarter 14 yard end around to put St. Mary's ahead, and Dave Burns converted the point after a fake field goal to seal the victory for the third win in five games.
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Lorain St. Mary's
Garretsville
Lorain Recreation Field
St. Mary's
Charles Butchko
Gene i Softanko
Mike Marshew
Bill Sofranko
Dave Burns
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