Pioneers edge rivals. regional scores mix across night
The night features varied high school and college results with the Pioneers grabbing a late advantage while Lorain, Avon Lake, and St. Marys win and Sandusky, Cleveland, and Buffalo clubs post notable showings. Key players include Novak and Feek with strong rushing totals and Ehlers moving to Baltimore with Greenberg as trade rumors swirl.
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Ebyia Sledttenne
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Lorain Ove Eula ‘the Sicelian Favally Started 10 Roll Against Sandusky
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Cauriew
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Avon Lake
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Arthur Ehlers
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Sam Chapman
Barney McCosky
Hank Majeski
Joe Tipton
Lou Brissie
Greenberg
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
St. Louis
Elyria Freshmen Defeat Sandusky for Third Straight Win
The Elyria freshmen beat Sandusky 72 yards earlier in the drive and held on offense with key plays from Webb and Brown. Sandusky pushed to the 10 yard line but Elyria stopped them on fourth down as Bled and Davis contributed on the drive.
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Beled
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Asanst Deer Posse
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Sethath
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Elgaia
Ark
Biue
Biue Woaebne
Les Berman
Bill Brown
Carnyain
Webb
Jack Mathees
Filyria
Fim
Bob Davis
Elyria Pioneers Triumph Over Sandusky In Rough Football Tilt
Elyria defeats Sandusky 19 to 0 as Webb and Mardock score in a game marked by strong Elyria tackling and blocking. Key moments include a second quarter touchdown drive aided by a roughing penalty and a third quarter Elyria TD after the opening kickoff fumble.
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Lacker
Mehl
Dick Dahl
Elyria
Sandusky
Davis
Bowman
Madhock
Andrews
Wills Cah
Gaines
Usar
Practice and stance shifts in bowling by Junie McMahon
Alan Maver notes that success in bowling relies on mastering fundamentals such as stance shifts to adapt to varying alley conditions. Former champion Junie McMahon emphasizes choosing a starting spot aligned with ball type and adjusting as lanes slow or slick. He describes a medium alley setup with the left shoulder lead and deliberate push away to induce swing.
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Junie McMahon
John F. Dille Co
Notre Dame Favored Over Navy In South Bend Showdown
Notre Dame enters as a heavy favorite to beat Navy in a sellout at South Bend. Odds makers put the Irish up by about 19 points after a 27 to 14 win over Georgia Tech. Navy counters with a strong line and threats in Crag and Ga tusa, while Notre Dame’s coach Frank Leahy plans to attend in person.
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South Bend
Georgia Tech
Tech
Walt Cabral
Frank Leahy
Jack Garrow
Cornell
John Weaver
Giame
Maddies
Michigan State
Shanea
Bob Crag
Joe Gatusa
George Welsh
George Knotts
Purdue
Boilermakers
Bisons Defeat Barons 8-2 To Lead AHL Standings
Buffalo Bisons routed the Barons 8-2 in Buffalo then 8-2 in Cleveland to seize first place in the American Hockey League. Ed Slowinski led Buffalo with a hat trick and Don Marsh added two goals as Johnny McCormack Steve Weody and Ray Ceresino also scored. Pittsburgh Hornets overwhelmed Syracuse Warriors 2-0 while Hershey Bears beat Providence 6-4 to claim fourth place.
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Plante
Tulsa Gridder Is Ineligible
Don Rieber, star guard at the University of Tulsa, was ruled ineligible by Missouri Valley Conference officials for playing three games with Vanderbilt University’s freshman team in 1949. The decision ends his collegiate football career after he enrolled at Tulsa in 1950 and played on the freshman squad. he was on the varsity squads in 1951 and 1952. MVC rules permit only four years of football participation.
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Lulsa
Uma
Grid Schedule for Area High School Matches
A crowded slate lists matches across Ohio towns including Youngstown Woodrow Wilson at Blght Eucily and Lorain Amherst at Clearview. Also Shaker Heights at Parma Marion Harding at Ashland Akron North at Cuyahogs Falls and many more venues and pairings across Cleveland Akron Toledo and surrounding cities.
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Margaretta
North Royalton
Ohasted Falls
Lakewood
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Cleveland Lutheran
Westlake
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Marion Harding
Ashland
Berea
Bedford
Garfield Heights
Brush
Brooklyn
Shrongsille
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Akron
Columbus Grandview
Bexley
Steubenville
Garfield
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Bay Mansfeld
Sandusky
Toledo
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
Blght
Eucily
Lorain
Amherst
Clearview
Faindew
Medina
Rocky River
Oberlin
Stow
Wellington
Veroulen
Huron
Brunswick
Maple Heights
Willoughby
North
Salem
Shelby
Crestline
Pioneers Seek to End Five-Game Slide at Ely Stadium
Elyria Pioneers meet Youngstown Woodrow Wilson in a toss up clash as both teams chase a win. Elyria starts with the same lineup used in recent games led by Don Andress Tom Webb and Paul Wottring at key back positions. Wilson counters with starters Kim Madura Bob Marsico Jam Mackin Joe Hollis and Ed Modon to face the Pioneer defense. Kickoff is set for 8 o clock.
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Shiling
Welock
Oberlin Harriers Beat John Carroll in Dual Meet
Oberlin College cross country edged John Carroll University 15 to 50 at Oberlin. Sophomore John Miller set a Yeomen course record with a four mile time of 20 minutes 18.9 seconds, beating his own previous mark by 14.7 seconds.
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Oberlin College
Joan Carroll University
Oberlin
John Miller
Yeomans
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