Janowicz shines as Buckeyes rout Iowa for Big Ten record
Vic Janowicz set a Big Ten points record and delivered six passes for 133 yards with four touchdown throws and two rushing scores in Ohio State’s 83 21 victory over Iowa at Ohio Stadium. Browns crush Steelers 45 7 as Paul Brown’s team proves still powerful with Marion Motley’s three touchdowns.
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Oberlin Falls to Ohio Wesleyan in homecoming loss 26 7
Ohio Wesleyan dominant on the ground, Gardner rushes for 198 yards and three touchdowns as Oberlin stalls with key penalties and turnovers. Yeomen finally score in the fourth quarter on a Roy Michael plunge but the Bishops pull away with two late scores to seal the 26 7 win before 7000 at Delaware.
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Barons Tie for Lead After 7 4 Win Over Mohawks
The Cleveland Barons defeated the Cincinnati Mohawks 7 to 4 in Cincinnati to move into a tie for first in the Western Division of the American Hockey League. Buffalo’s Bisons held a slim one point lead in the Eastern Division after beating Springfield 7 to 4. The Mohawks led 4-2 after the first period but were shut out the rest of the way as Johnny Bower and the Barons surged with three goals in the second and three more in the third. The St. Louis Flyers beat Indianapolis 5-4 in overtime to close the gap, while Hershey topped Providence 5-2 and New Haven defeated Pittsburgh 2-0.
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College Grid Highlights: Michigan State Tops Notre Dame 36–33
Michigan State wins 36 to 33 as Don McAuliffe converts a late fourth quarter drive with a one yard TD run after a 57 yard pass to the Notre Dame one yard line. Army shuts out Columbia 34–0 as Al Pollard logs a 67 yard scoring run. Clemson edges Wake Forest 13–12 with a late block on a conversion. Penn 30, Navy 7. Princeton dominates Cornell 27–0 on Kazmaier 70 yard TD. Fordham 21, San Francisco 14. Wisconsin 14, Northwestern 13. Ohio State 83, Iowa 21. Illinois 20, Indiana 0. Minnesota 7, Michigan 7. Oklahoma 20, Iowa State 7. Maryland 26, Duke 14. Colgate 25, Brown 34.
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Jethroe and Dropo Named Top Rookies of 1950
Boston stars Sam Jethroe and Walt Dropo were chosen as the top rookies in the National and American Leagues respectively. Jethroe led NL voting with 14 of 24. Bob Miller, Danny O Connell, Monte Irvin, and Bill Serena trailed. Dropo won the AL honor 15 votes to 8 for Whitey Ford, with Chico Carrasquel the sole other ballot recipient.
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Eight B Loop Matches For Rowing Center League Night
The weekly eight matches for the Rowing Center bh League are scheduled tonight with teams including Cid Ouran Cum and Pacy ve Elvrin Statseverv. Other bouts listed feature Royal Cater ing 34 Fayria Fence & Imnpiement and Fine ean Sheriffs va. Better Line, plus Lorain County Excavating 2 Pads Blue Ribbon.
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Perry Fay League Sets Two Regular Matches Tonight
The Perry Fay League schedules two regular bouts at the Bow O Drome. In pairing action the Automats face the Standards in a key matchup as the program proceeds.
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Talbot Escapes Weekend With 602 Series In City Bowling
Talbot of Grassie’s Wayside Inn rolled a 602 series in Moose Class A League at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes to lead weekend city pin competition. He posted games of 187 212 and 293 guiding his team to a 2698 series, top mark in town for the period. Frank’s Market posted a 951 series in the same report.
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Mixed Bowling Highlights From Elyria League Play
The 600 Club gle game tops the Moose League list with city high scores. Ed Rothgery fired a 232 single to lead weekend action at the Bowling Center in Elyria. Roy Rock rolled a 555 series for Helen's Restaurant. Jean Hahn posted 452 in the mixed league and Delores Mraz 451 in the United Polish Club Auxiliaries League as leaders among women.
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Pro Grid Standings Preview for Next Sunday Schedule
Next Sunday pro grid slate features Cleveland at Chicago Cardinals Pitsvurah at Teceae Wash at New York Giants Senge Beara at Detroit San at Los Angeles Green Bay at Baltimore. Schedule highlights include marquee matchups and regional showdowns for fans.
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County 6-Man Gr ic League To Close Season This Week
South Amherst and Avon Lake lead the Lorain County Class B Six Man Football League with five wins and one tie each. They face Ridgeville and Columbia respectively Friday to decide the championship while Ridgeville also has a shot if Columbia beats Avon Lake. Brookside meets LaGrange and Grafton plays Avon in non title games.
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Browns Romp Steelers 45 to 7 Behind Motley and Phelps
Cleveland defeats Pittsburgh 45 to 7 as Marion Motley and Dopey Phelps spark the ground game. Motley gains 188 yards on 11 attempts, Phelps adds 87 yards on 13 carries and scores, while the Browns total 338 rushing yards. Pittsburgh edges Cleveland in passing 222 to 195.
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Weekend High School Grid Schedule Shuffles Ohio Contests
Fremont Rozsa hosts Elyria Catholic while Elyria meets Westlake Shaker Heights faces Cleveland John Marshall plays Lakewood Amherst tackles Lorain. Oberlin visits Medina and Maple Heights meets Bedford as many area games line up. Weathered pairings include Amherst, Lorain, and Bay Village clashes across Saturday.
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Mementowski leads St Stanislaus to 25 0 win over Elyria Catholic
Cleveland St Stanislaus defeated Elyria Catholic 25 to 0 at Knights of Columbus Memorial Field. Mementowski caught three touchdown passes covering 12 51 and 93 yards and added 66 rushing yards. St Stanislaus remained unbeaten at six and gained the upper hand with a pair of early scores.
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St Stans Tops Elyria Catholic In First Half Scoring
The game saw visitors shift the scoring load to Mem entowski as Tony Kapelka kicked off for St Stans. Elyria Catholic advanced to the 22 after a kickoff return but fumbled at the Elyria 35, and St Stans recovered. Kapelka then ran for first downs, Kielbasa gained yardage, and Fred Francisco tied the score with a pass to Mem entowski who raced in for a touchdown. A quick kickoff by Tarnowski followed into the second quarter.
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St Stanislaus Triumphs Over Elyria Catholic In 93 Yard TD
Cleveland St Stanislaus defeated Elyria Catholic with a 93 yard scoring play on the final TD as Narewski and Mementowski led the offense. St Stanislaus converted two extra points in the game while Sears and Kapelka added key rushes and Francisco passed for the others. Elyria Catholic ends season with a three win record and travels to Westlake in Class B.
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Elyria Freshmen Clash with Sandusky on Wednesday
Elyria High freshmen football, unbeaten in three games, visit Sandusky at Strobel Field after a 25-0 season win over Sandusky earlier at Ely Stadium. Other Elyria wins include 26-0 over Clearview and 37-13 over Rocky River. game time Wednesday is 3:30.
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