Ridgeville Surrenders Big Lead in Loss to Lutheran West
Ridgeville High football fell from an 8-0 lead as Lutheran West surged to a 48-0 non-conference victory. Ridgeville fumbled six times and was out first down 13-7 while Bob Joyce scored early on a 1 yard run. Lutheran West, led by Bob Luecke and Melander, turned two interceptions into multiple scores and racked up 224 total yards.
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Cleveland Lutheran West
Longhorns
Ridgeville
Rangers
Bob Joyce
Thyard
Lutheran West
Bob Shambora
Bob Luecke
Les Meilander
Luecke
Ted Drebs
Clevelanders
Meilander
Larks
Melander
Ken Hinze
de Toree
Iren
Lw—Luecke
Nickel
Mueller
Lw—Larks
Gray
Liv—Hinze
Meilender
Civics rip Cleveland Panthers 42-0 for record 175-pound league win
Elyria Civics dominated at Elvria's West Recreation Field to set a Muny league scoring record with 42 points as they blanked the Cleveland Panthers 42-0. End Mitchell Sharp led with two touchdowns on long passes and a conversion, Dan Wicks added two scores, and key punt blocks and a fumble recovery fueled the big win.
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Elvria
Civics
Cleveland Muny
West Recreation Field
Cleveland Panthers
Elyrians
Mitchell Sharp
Jim Brown
Ron Sminh
Dan Wicks
Jim Joyce
Panthers
Ken Bowman
Cleveland
Chris Barbato
Wicks
Chuck Burns
Burns
Elyria
Panther
LeRoy Burns
Sharp
Brown
Tom Fisher
Ho Sharp
Smink
Fisher
Ren
C. Burns
Amherst pair qualifies for state cross country meet
Tom Steury and Dennis Traster of Amherst qualified for the State High School Cross-Country Meet in Columbus by finishing second and third at Ridgewood Golf Club. Steury and Traster ran the two mile course in 11: without details, with Loutzenhiser of Amherst finishing 19th among 145 entrants. Individual winner was Bob Russell of Berea with 11:02 as Berea placed behind John Marshall and Lakewood. Lakewood St Edward was fourth. first two teams and seven individuals advanced.
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Parma
Tom Steury
Dennis Traster
Amherst
Columbus
Ridgewood Golf Club
Steury
Traster
Jim Loutzenhiser
Arherst
Bob Russell
Berea
Cleveland
John Marshall
Lakewood
Lakewood St. Edward
Lakeland area football schedule reads as listed
The page lists football games across multiple conferences including Lakeland Cleerview at Avon Lake Midview at Vermilion Inland Avon at Brookside South Amherst at Firelands Southwestern Fairview at Westlake non conference Margaretta at weer Buckeye at Highland Olmsted Falls at aeranerie Buckeye at rireade Admmiral King at Elyria Findlay at Sandusky Fremont at Marion New London at Huron non conference Milan at Green Springs Toledo Scott at Lorain Toledo Woodward at Mansfield Cle Cantius at NW St Paul Saturday North Central Chanel st Lor St Mary Firelands West Reserve at Plymouth Monroeville at Perkins Elgins Catholic at Gilmour Berlin Hts at Black ver Cle Bt Stan at Cle Lourdes
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Lakeland
Cleerview
Avon Lake
Midview
Vermilion Inland
Avon
Brookside South
Amherst
Firelands
Southwestern
Fairview
Westlake
Margaretta
Weer
Buckeye
Highland
Olmsted Falls
King
Elyria
Findlay
Sandusky
Fremont
Marion
New London
Huron
Milan
Green Springs
Toledo
Scott
Lorain
Woodward
Mansfield
Cle
Cantius
St. Paul
Chanel
St. Mary
Reserve
Plymouth
Monroeville
Perkins
Elgins Catholic
Gilmour Academy
Berlin
Hts
Stan Et
Lourdes
Pipers Sweep Gary Whips 133 89 in Sunday Victory
Cleveland Pipers completed a two game series sweep in Gary Indiana with a 133 to 89 win. Roger Taylor led scoring with 26 points, Johnny Barnhill added 24, and Jack Adams scored 20.
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Gary
Cleveland Pipers
Ind
L A
Roger Taylor
Johnny Barnhill
Jack Adams
Lave Guides Kenyon Past Oberlin In Area Clash
Kenyon College coach Art Lave, back in Lorain County, directs the Lords to a 12 6 Ohio Conference win over Oberlin. Standout Mike Wood passes for 161 yards with two TDs, while Oberlin’s Alan Spiegelberg gains 98 yards and both Yeomen TDs. Injuries and fumbles key the game as Oberlin’s defense faced Kenyon’s offense and area players accounted for a large share of tackles on both sides.
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Oberlin
Art Lave
Lorain County
Lave
Lorain High
Kenyon College
Lords
Ohio
Yeoman
Kenyon
Bill Grice
Jim Wright
Nol
Grice
Wright
Wilmington
Mike Wood
Kennyon
Lancaster
Mike Kolczan
Lorain
Alan Spiegelberg
Yeomen
CoCaptain
Tom Sanford
Vermilion
Steve Klemen
Brookside
Klemen
Sanford
Harvey Singer
Steve
John) McCaslin
Clearview
Kullis
Bill Naegele
Elyria
Bert Latran
Mike Devich
Denny Chamberlin
Jim Jones
Chet Uszynski
Andy Zvara
Jim Fletcher
Bob Peterson
K—Wood
O—Spiegelberg
Browns Going Looks Tougher For Browns In Home loss
The Browns suffered a 21 10 defeat to the Cardinals as a series of miscues and a late field goal ruled the game. Milt Plum connected for a 12 yard touchdown and Ray Renfro scored on a three yard pass but Cleveland could not overcome a strong first half from St Louis. Bobby Mitchell and Gerry Perry starred for the visitors while Lou Groza added a late field goal attempt. The Browns head into next week facing a tougher schedule with several key players set to report for Army duty.
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Bobby Bobbles
Bobby Mitchell
Cleveland Browns
Milt Plum
Bill Stacey
Cardinals
St. Louis
Mitchell
Browns
Cleveland
UPI
Guglielmi
Ray Renfro
Ex Brown Prentice
Gautt
Louis
Renfro
Paul Brown
Bobby Franklin
Cards
Army Thurst
Ralphi
Steelers
Oberlin Boots Ohio State in 51st Victory
Oberlin College soccer beat Ohio State 51 1 with a UN flavor as Ilare Turan from Turkey Sherman Hee of Hawaii and Vince Solola of Nigeria scored the first three Yeomen goals. An OSU fullback accidental own goal credited to Oberlin captains Bob Cheney and Dave Price. Dough Fuson of Richmond Indiana closed the scoring for Oberlin topping their season at 41 / 1.
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Columbus
Oberlin College
United Nations
Ohio State University
Ilare Turan
Istambul
Turkey
Sherman Hee
Hawaii
Vince Solola
Nigeria
OSU
Land
Oberlin
Bob Cheney
Dave Price
Dough Fuson
Richmond
Ind
Eagles and Bears win squeakers in NFL Week action
Eagles edge Cowboys 14-13 in New York as Jurgensen’s late pass to McDonald gives Philadelphia first in the Eastern Division. Bears rally from 20-7 to beat the Colts 21-20 in Baltimore. Cowboys top Giants 17-16 on Allen Green’s 32-yard field goal with 1:23 left. Packers remain 6-1 after 28-10 win over Vikings. Steelers topple 49ers 20-10. Browns beat Cardinals 21-10. Lions defeat Rams 28-10. Chargers stay undefeated with 37-0 over Broncos. Titans beat Raiders 46-14. Patriots edge Texans 18-17. Redskins suffer another loss, fall behind Eagles.
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Eagles
George Halas
Bears
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Nel Say Tlildown
Ian Philadelphia
New
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Allen Green
Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco
Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Cleveland Browns
St Louis Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Rams
San Diego Chargers
Denver Broncs
New York Titans
Oakland Raiders
Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
Boston Patriots
Dallas Texans
Jurgensen
McDonald
Redskins
Norm Sneady
Jim Cunnningham
Colts
Baltimore
Billy Wade
Johenry Morris
A Tribute to Uncle Sam in a Nation United
A prose piece extols Uncle Sam as a symbol of the nation amid worry and prayers for peace. It cites Stephen Decatur’s loyalty quote and lauds statesmen for sincerity, urging unity under the United States flag and a vigilant government.
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Stephen Decatur
United States of America
Uncle Sam
College gridiron results span many colleges and teams
A vast list of football scores from numerous colleges shows Elyr. Cath., Cle. Lourdes, Tufts, Williams, Harvard, Dartmouth, New Hampshire, Colgate, Yale, Princeton, Rhode Island, Brown, Rochester, Carnegie Tech, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Army, and many others posting wins and losses. Strong performances include Amherst, Amherst 48 14, Michigan State 35 0, Western Reserve 12 6, and Northwestern 12 10.
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Dartmouth
Buffalo
Connecticut
Villanove
Quantico
Weat Virgina
Army
Rudgers
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Pittsburgh
Avy
Syracuse
Holy Cross
New Hamp
Kings Point
Lehigh
Columbia
Fean St
California
Amherst
Wesleyan & Colgate
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Rhode Island
Brown
Rochester
Carnegie Tech
Massachusetts
Northeastern
Susquehanna
Delaware Val
Ohio Univ
Delaware
Vermont
Norwich South
Virginia Mil
Wm. & Mary
Virginia Tech
Florida St
Richmond
Davidson
South Caro
Maryland
Duke
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Georgia
Kentucky
Waka Forest
Virginia
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tulane
SUPE
Ashland
Wilmdington
Memphis St
Arkansas Bt
Murray By
West Cincinnati
North Tex
Ohio
Wisconsin
Toledo
Kent St
Ohio Wesleyan
Webash
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