Local Football Scores From Ohio Conference Matchups
Elyria Catholic 22 Cashoe 2. Berlin Heights 22 Milan 24. Monroeville 8. Cleveland Lourdes 49 Cleveland Cantus 6. Bedford Chanel 42 Cleveland St Stanislaus 24. Firelands Conference results and Independent game noted.
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Elyria High to Screen 20-Point Victory Film
Elyria High School will show a film of its 20 point win over Marion tonight at 9 in Room D at the YMCA. Pioneer Coach Bill Barton will narrate the program sponsored by the Elyria Pioneer Club and open to members and prospective members.
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Oberlin booters top Denison in tight soccer win
Oberlin College Yeomen rallied from behind to beat Denison 3 to 1, earning their fifth victory overall and remaining unbeaten in the Ohio Conference. George Soteropolos scored his third to tie, Doug Fuson added three goals as Oberlin surged in the fourth period, setting up a midweek clash with Akron.
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Buckeyes edge top ranked Badgers in stay-close Big Ten clash
Ohio State, led by Barrington and Unverforth, beat Wisconsin 21-14 to stay in the Big Ten title chase. The win came despite prior doubts about Barrington and with refinements to eying a showdown with Iowa.
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Koslow sets rushing mark as Yeomen gain 3rd win
Oberlin suffered a 17 to 0 defeat as Akron University’s Koslow rushed for 259 yards on 24 carries and scored three touchdowns. Oberlin’s freshmen Mollinger and Murphey led late rally effort while Kenyon, dropping to 1-5, saw Wetterauer intercept twice in the end zone.
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Howe ties Rocket for all time as Red Wings thrill Canucks
Detroit’s Gordie Howe tied Maurice Richard’s NHL career marks with his 544th regular season goal on a 11:04 power play tally against Montreal. Jean Beliveau and Bernie Geoffrion led Montreal with six points, while Chicago beat New York and Boston topped Toronto 2-0 behind Ed Johnston's shutout.
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Giants Hammer Browns 33-6 in defense led rout
New York Giants, sparked by a ferocious defense led by Sam Huff and Tom Scott, crushed the Cleveland Browns 33-6. Frank Ryan and Jim Ninowski struggled as Alex Webster and Don Chandler contributed four field goals. Browns star Jim Brown was held to 40 yards after a late fistfight with Scott.
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Guerin sparks Hawks victory over Bullets 122 112
Richie Guerin, recently acquired from the Knicks, scored seven foul shots and 11 points as St Louis defeated Baltimore 122 to 112. St Louis starters hit double figures while Guerin as a substitute contributed to a 32 point Western Division contest. Bob Petit led St Sams with 31 points and Zeimo Beaty added 18.
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