Elyria High Football Entertains Lorain Observers
Sandusky assistant Dan Hudak and two Lorain scouts attended Elyria West Tech scouting the Pioneer clash. Officials included Tony Pianowski and Bob Whittaker with past Elyria ties noted. The article mentions Elyria improvement and a looming Nov. 11 Elyria Lorain showdown.
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Joe Cowden
Elyria
Sandusky
Dan Hudak
Findlay
Elyria-West Tech
Pioneer
Hudak
Lorain
Angie Bangus
Gene Wurm
Bangus
Lorain High
Baldwin Wallace
Wurm
Grafton High
Tony Pianowski
Bowling Green
Doug Perry
Clerview High
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Whittaker
Ely Stadium
Louie Keller
Oberlin
Bob Jabbusch
Elyria High
Ohio
Jim Rakestraw
Jim
Elyria Catholic Romps Over St Wendelin In Homecoming Victory
Elyria Catholic Panthers overwhelmed Fostoria St Wendelin 40 to 6 at Memorial Field. The Green and White rushed for 463 yards led by John Becker with 192 yards on 14 carries and two touchdowns. Eddie Anderson scored twice as EC totaled 498 yards to 163 for the visitors.
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Jim Kolopus
Elyria Catholic
Park
1Im Boyson
Dick Pileski
Bob Williams
Elyria Catholic High
Panthers
Fostoria St. Wendelin
St. Wendelin
Knights of Columbus Memorial
Joe Paul
Grads
Panther
Eddie Anderson
Fostoria
Fostorians
John Becker
Jim Park
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Catholic High
Tim Koviak
Becker
Dave Kelbley
Stan Plato
Earl Elbert
Paul
Elbert
Perriod
Faé
Cleveland St. John Cantius
John Marshall Field
St. Wendelin Routs Elyria Catholic in decisive football win
St. Wendelin dominates Elyria Catholic 40-0 as Ken Bulkowski, Weikel and Anderson shine. Bulkowski blocks a punt and returns it to set up scoring. Anderson breaks tackles for TD. Nagy and Bliss make key plays as the Panthers extend the lead through the second half.
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St. Wendelin
Ken Bulkowski
Bob Weikel
Bulkowski
Elyria Catholic
Anderson
St. We
Standelin
Piato
John Nagy
Imly
Panthers
Panther
Becker
Giovanelli Faces Melis in Brooklyn Boxing Showdown
Giovanelli of Brooklyn meets Paulo Melis of Montreal in a TV ten rounder at St. Nicholas Arena with even money odds. The card lists multiple boxers and includes details on past records and knockouts, reflecting a busy combat sports night.
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New York
Danny Giovannelli
Brooklyn
Paulo Melis
Montreal
Italy
St. Nicholas Arena
Imoney
ETA Ay
Giovanellis
Plicskt Aniinio
Cludes
Jacales—Kudlo
O'Conner
Geen
Oconney Andrachik
Melis
Borson
Plata
Bice
Ach Bucs
Webber
Henderson
ST. Wexdelin
Hubbard
Kitlan
Lee
MeLanchia
Achles —Gornan
Vanreeres
Stewart
Bagnez
Myth
Center—Willams
Backs
Kelbley Faber
Bylkowsk
Park
Game Too Exciting For Wilson
Friday night 2014 Elyria High defeated Findlay in a final moment rally. Reserve Team Coach Ray Wilson had his wallet stolen in the crowd and asked for its return through the club telephone line.
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Elyria High
Findlay
Elyria
Ray Wilson
Wilson
Boxing TV Feature Sets Ryff DeMarco Rematch
The TV boxing lineup features Paola Metis versus Danny Giovanelli in a 10 rounder from St Nicholas Arena, Frankie Ryff against Paddy DeMarco Wednesday in Baltimore, and Bobby Boyd meeting George Johnson Friday in Chicago. Ryff, the 1954 rookie of the year, faces DeMarco in the Wednesday feature. Ryff has beaten Perez and Lopes but lost to Dupas, while DeMarco has 71 wins in 87 bouts and both have fought Jimmy Carter for the title in 1934.
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Paola Metis
Italy
Danny Giovanelli
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Arena
Frankie Ryff
Paddy DeMarco
Baltimore
Bobby Boyd
Chicago
George Johnson
Trenton
Chicago Arena
Ryff
New York
DeMarco
Danny Jo Perez
Joey Lopes
Scholastic Grid Matches Across Ohio Valley Area
Local high school and college teams schedule sequential games across Ohio cities including Toledo Elyria Avon Lorain Amherst Clearview Avon Lake Wellington Huron Vermilion Midview Sandusky Mansfield Canton Lincoln Westlake Patma Lima Springfield Massillon Barberton Warren St. Edward Canton Central Catholic Orrville Madison Norwalk St Paul Fostoria and more on Friday Saturday Sunday and a six man Friday slate Spencer at South Amherst with varied opponents across the weekend.
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Toledo
Woodward
Elyria
Avon Central
Lorain
Amherst
Clearview
Avon Lake
Wellington
Margaretta
Huron
Lorain St. Mary
Vermilion
Oberlin
Medins
Ridgeville
Midview
Findlay
Sandusky
Fremont Ross
Marion
Westlake
Bay
Rocky River
Fairview
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Brush
Berea
Brunswick
Townsend-Wakemen
Boston
Buckeye
Allance
Canton
Lincoln
Canton McKinley
Waite Cleveland
Glenville
Cleveland
Latin
Patsickh Henry
Marshall
Westeck
Lakewood
Patma
Ashland
Canin
St. Edward
Central Catholic
Orrville
Siadison
Elyria Catholic
St. John Cantius
Norwalk
St Paul
Fostoria
Wendelin
Spencer
South Amherst
Fredricktown Tigers Top Huron In Independent Clash
Fredricktown Downs Huron 3 264 at home as Leroy Brownell ran 44 yards for a TD in the third period. Neil Alicher and Ted Tindall scored in the second period. Barth Yost and Bill Frazier added fourth quarter TDs with Frazier kicking both extra points.
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Fredricktown
Huron High
Tigers
Leroy Brownell
Neil Alicher
Ted Tindall
Barth Yost
Bill Frazier
Frazier
Oberlin Triumphs Over Allegheny in 2-0 Soccer Win
Oberlin College soccer team improved to four wins in five starts by defeating Allegheny 2-0 at home Saturday. Oberlin controlled play with solid defense and efficient attack to earn the shutout.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Allegheny
Durocher In Line For Grimm's Job
Leo Durocher poised to replace Charlie Grimm as Milwaukee Braves manager by June 15 if team fails to improve substantial action seen by Milwaukee officials. Braves replace coaching staff with Fred Haney and Charlie Root while Grimm remains.
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Milton Richman
United Press
New York
Leo Durocher
Charlie Grimm
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Braves
Durocher
Giants
Grimm
Early 1950s High School Football Report with Gilmour and St Marys
Gilmour Academy defeats St Marys 20 to 12 as George scores twice and Ryan adds an 84 yard TD dash. Bonko and Zima score for St Marys. Witkowski accounts for a late point after a kick. Contested game includes Stark 1955 context with laconic notes on teams and players.
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Braves
Grimm
Milwaukee
Lou Perini
Perini
Lorain St. Mary
St. Mary
Gilmour-Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Gates Mills
St. Stanislaus
St. Mary's Irish
George
Dick George
Gilmour
Lancer
Little J. P. Ryan
Jack Bonko
Paul Amodio
Joe Zima
Bob Witkowski
Gilmour Academy
J. Zucker
Comeau
Win Eee
Eess
Seiler
McSteven
Suards
A. Zucker
Shank
Konik
Nicholas
Backs—George
Stixer
Ryan
Brooks
Morten
Echrici
P. Brooks
Fer- Tors
ST. Marys
Churchill
Mintich
Kuzmiar
Rusinks
Punnock
Joss
Kardos
Banning
Szebo
Hoenig
Folsy
Cen Wler
Saegel
Lawhead
Witkowski
Holder
Bonke
Zima
Dave Bellissimo
Mary
Bonko
Perini Eyes Pennant Push With Durocher Still On Horizon
Grateful to Milwaukee fans for their patronage Perini vows a pennant winner as soon as possible. Durocher, praised for managerial skill, says he is not interested in current baseball offers though not done with the game. He spoke with Gussie Busch about Cardinals after leaving the Giants and could have had multiple jobs, with Milwaukee offering a strong future next June.
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Milwaukee
Perini
Durocher
NBC
Giant
Gussie Busch
Cardinals
Giants
Canadiens Rally Past Red Wings to Reopen Lead
The Montreal Canadiens beat Detroit 2-1 at home to rebound after a rough stretch, then tied Detroit 2-2 in Detroit to split the weekend series. Boston edged New York 1-0, Toronto blanked Chicago 2-0 in Saturday games.
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United Press
Montreal Canadiens
Ror Ywell
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Detroit
Montreal
Red Wings
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
NFL Standings and Schedule Brief Patchwork
Eastern Conference standings show Philadelphia and New York near top with Chicago and Detroit also noted. Western results include Baltimore and San Francisco with multiple matchups listed for Saturday night games across key venues including Los Angeles and Chicago.
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T. Fat
Gerland
Philadelphia
New York
San Feantiveo
Chicago Brave
Das Anerts
San Francisco
Banimore
Dewressenight Pretateh
Chicago
Carde Imights
Bears
Clerejana Phipdelphia A
Ban Prancisco
Los Aneees
Nasipak nets 599 in Elyria bowling action
John Nasipak missed a 600 by three pins with a 599 series in Stoners Merchants League in Elyria. Bill Griffith led in the Ed Witbeck Trucking Mixed League with a 236 game and 346 series at Bowhne Center. Nasipak tallied 202 205 192 in the weekend set while Blake set a season high in Bowline Center Mixed League with 233 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nasipak
Elyria
Stoner
Bill Griffith
Ed Witbeck
Jal
Blake
Bowline Center
Hockey Standings Update From American League
American League standings table shows teams including Gow LT and Provine Berner Day in tight races. Key points include game results and player contributions shaping early season momentum. Local desk notes midseason shifts and upcoming schedules.
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GOW LT
Wee Mob FF
Prvidrnee
Berner
Funeral services for Clark Griffith set today
Washington reports funeral services for Clark Griffith, baseball figure of 70 years, will be held today at a bowling center. The event marks a long career in the sport and the baseball community honors his memory.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Michigan Tops INS College Football Poll Leaders
Michigan leads the INS top ten college football ranking with a 6-0 record followed by Maryland 7-0 and Oklahoma 6-0. Other teams include UCLA 6-1 Michigan State 5-1 Notre Dame 5-3 West Virginia 6-0 Georgia Tech 6-1 Navy 5-1 Texas Christian 6-2 and Texas A M 5-1. The INS panel comprises Bernie Bierman Andy Kerr Francis J Powers Harry Wismer Bob Considine and John Barrington.
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New York
International News Service
Michigan
Maryland
Oklahoma
UCLA
Michigan State
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Navy
Texas Christian
Texas A & M
Bernie Bierman
Andy Kerr
Francis J. Powers
Harry Wismer
Bob Considine
INS
John Barrington
Rochester tops Oberlin 20 to 6 in non-conference clash
University of Rochester defeated Oberlin College 20 6 for its third win in five starts. Dick Devereaux scored on a two yard run and Joe Steinman added two TDs, including a 14 yard burst after an Oberlin interception. Del Mason scored Oberlin’s lone TD on a 10 yard pass from Dan Langner.
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Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
Oberlin College
Yeomen
Dick Devereaux
Joe Steinman
Devereaux
Steinman
Oberlin
del Mason
Ione
Dan Langner
Mason
Providence Leads After Rough Weekend in AHL Action
Providence built a three goal advantage over Pittsburgh as the American Hockey League standings shifted after a contentious victory. The Bears and Puffam Tsong split a Sunday night pair, with Providence grabbing early momentum and adding score through key plays by Garett and LaRiver. Buffalo rallied later but fell short.
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Preadence Reds
Pittshurch
Jan
Vershex Bears
Pittsburgh Iast
Puffam Tsong
Teds
Tospardtt
Jam Garett
Coake
Paul LaRiver
Ath Pe Coal
Topman
Tan Gals
Providence
Patbarsh
Raffaly Defepe
Buffalo
Catt
Cerstard
Ned Patchyrgh
Dover St. Joe Tops St. John Cantins
In a Cleveland grid struggle Dover St. Joe defeated St. Joseph Cantins in a rallying battle. George Zifer ran 17 yards for a third tally and Gene Zuch added points, with Cantins scoring on five drives before the rally ended.
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Dover
St. Joe Tops
St. John Cantins
Cleveland
St. Joseph
Hese Cairday
Eorce Zifer
Gene Zuchapn
Eaen
Mars
Ohio Drives Three Perfect Grid Clubs Toward Titles
Ohio hosts a trio of perfect squads Miami University Muskingum and Heidelberg in key clashes as they chase flawless seasons. Miami beat Kent State 19 7 Heidelberg defeated Mount Union 27 0 and Muskingum routed Capital 54 14 to stay unbeaten. Cincinnati played Detroit to a 0 0 draw and Dayton tied Chattanooga 7 7.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miami
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Paul Hoerneman
St. Joseph
Indiana
Akron
Denison
Mount Union
Redskins
Bowling Green
Oxford Crew
Dayton
Cincinnati
Kent State
Tirrel Burton
Capital
Xavier
Boston College
Detroit
Chattanooga
Yale Edges Dartmouth in Football Showdown
Yale defeats Dartmouth 20 to 6 while Penn State tops Villanova 20 to 15. Georgetown hosts a 27 14 win over Richmond and Temple falls to Miami Florida. Various other results include Princeton, Army, Colgate, Harvard, Columbia, North Carolina State, Clemson, Maryland, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Rice, Iowa, Notre Dame, Southern California, and more as a slate of college games is reported.
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United Press
Yale
Dartmouth
Penn State
Penasylvania
Villanova
Richmond
Lenign
Temple of Miami Fis
Prishburgh
Stranton
Audiencely
Army
Colgate Wiatuse
Holcron
Delaware
Butte
Harvard
Burknel Prinerton
Biywn
Comer
Columbia
North
Caroline
Iowa
Notre Dame Monsino
Southern California
Marshal
Aktum
Owl
Weeetan
Sewanee Iz Naver
Raven College
An & Iilian
Tolan
Souther Wehsdiet Ik
Basle & Rieneas Sue
Arkowine
Teva
Einhoma
Wiehe
Washingim
Sore
Martinez Wins in Boston Round Three Knockout
Vince Martinez defeated Paterson in Boston Saturday by knockout in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout. Mano Terry Jd Havana fought until the third round before the stoppage.
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Boston
Vince Martinez
Paterson
Mano Terry Jd
Havana
Oberlin Harriers win fifth straight over Case Tech
Oberlin College harriers take a 1548 win over Case Tech as John Miller leads in 16:26 on the 3.3 mile course. Boh Service, Dave Lyons, Bob Takach, and Bob McLaren finish 2nd through 5th. Freshman meet also favor Oberlin 23-34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Miller
Oberlin College
Case Tech
Harrers
Boh Service
Dave Lyons
Bob Takach
Bob McLaren
Oberlin
Case
Giants lose two stars in Redskins game
Two Giants injuries from Sunday’s loss to Washington include tackle Dick Yelvington and halfback Emilen Tunnell suffering shoulder separations during the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Dick Yelvington
Emilen
Tunnell
Washington Redskins
Elks League Pin Sked at Soney’s Rainbow Lanes
The Elks League schedule shows a night match at Soney’s Rainbow Lanes starting at 6:05 with first pairings. Matches include Wes Side Lamber against BRB Pood Market, Lance Packard versus Hermann’s Appuances, and Loramate 3 against Hazel’s Rest.]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks League
Soney
Rainbow Lanes
Wes
Side Lamber
BRB Pood Market
Har Construction
Lance Packard
Hermann
Lo+ chin’ County
Hopking
Hazel's Restress
Brock
Erpman
Rappert
Butlers
Coffee Brandan Jewelery
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