Elyria High Pioneers eye improved 1951 football season
Elyria High coaches and players project a stronger 1951 football team after a 1950 season that ended in last place in the Lake Erie League. Coach Bil Coy?s squad faces six league foes including Euclid, Lorain, Lakeside, Cleveland Heights, Shaw, and Shaker Heights, plus Sandusky, Fremont Ross, and Barberton. Scrimmage results show strong offense and faster backs with a tougher schedule ahead.
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Elyria High
Lake Erie
Elyria
Joop
Sye
Euclid
Old Guard
Lorain
Lakesood
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Shaker Heghts
Sandusky
Fremont Ross
Barberton
Bob Willams
Dek Paytak
Karl Baun
Bert Provoznik
Phil Webb
Phil Perkins
Wooster
Pioneers
Norwalk
Akron Central
Oberlin
Cleveland West Tech
Coyer
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Cleveland Senate
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Carl Larkins
Armand Hess
Larkins
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Tony Webner
Petheuy
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Moneco
Ohio Sports Enterprises
Ascot Park
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Hamilton
New Coach Takes Over Grid Duties At Clearview High
Clete Sweigard begins first season at Clearview High with a cautious outlook for the Southwestern Conference. He introduces the T formation while assessing a light-returning squad led by lettermen from 1950 and captains Bob Post and Dick Richards. Returnees include Kurucz Pasze Van Neil Perkovich and others as the team adjusts under a new coaching staff including Russ Lynch.
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Clearview High Lorain
Clete Sweizard
Clearview Clippers
Upper Sandusky Haigh
Sweigard
Sendus
Sweigard Vegins
Clearview
Bob Bell
North Royalton High
Cuyanoga County
Bob Post
Din Monagon
Jim Voth
Joe Serfoza
Mike Kurucz
Steve Perkovich
Bob Richards
Alex Pasze
George van Neil
Russ Kostoff
Kurucz
John Skrupski
Dick Yepko
Charles Bloom
Joe Mazzon
Don Laterbaugh
Jim McIlwaine
Yepko
Laterbaugh
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Bloom
Harvey Teaman
Jim Posze
Charles Filbert
Martyn Fitch
Duane Buckholtz
Gary Clark
Ron Dalzell
Dick Betzel
Joe Fenik
Robby Jones
Stan Zabowski
Bob Uszak
Bill Boone
Ed Szep
Filbert
Betzel
Jones
Zabowski
Uszvak
Teaman
Fitch
Buckholtz
Clark
Daizell
Fenrk
Boone
Step
Russ Lynch
Lynch
Bill Clark
Painesque Rivers Side High
Football's Here New York 1951 college season opens tonight
The 1951 college football season begins with Gustavus Adolphus hosting Augustana in St. Peter Minnesota. Gustavus Adolphus won nine games last year and lost one and appeared in the Refrigerator Bowl. The schedule includes St Norbert hosting St Ambrose in Minnesota and later games featuring Florida Jacksonville Kentucky Tennessee Tech NC State Catawba Utah Montana State.
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New York
St. Peter
Minn
Gustavus Adolphus
Augustana
Minnesota
St. Norbert
St. Ambrose
Teser
Promuing
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Kentucky
Tennessee Tech
North Carolina State
Catawba
Utah
Montana State
Sugar Ray at Goofycrest camp sparks leg doubt
Sugar Ray Robinson trains for Wednesday title defense against Randy Turpin at Camp Goofycrest in Omptons Lakes New Jersey. Skeptics question his conditioning noting a flat footed style and apparent lack of sharpness while Robinson defends his approach and denies misquotation.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
Omptons Lakes
N.J
Goofycrest
Sugar Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
Harlem
Lord of
Viscusi
Robinson
Pen
New York City
Sugar Ray Loli
Sid Edwards
Dave Green
Davie Day
Terry Moore
Sexs
London
New York
Surpin
Iduly
Line Scores Of Major League Games Followed
The page lists scattered line scores and player notes from major league games. Mentions pitchers such as Burgess and Bea and teams including Philadelphia New York and Boston with partial results and rain delays.
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ATARI
Wormoe
Bea
Bhhadelphia
Braman Rain
New York
Raqn
Feller And Garcia Hurl As Indians Go Against Browns
Cleveland manager Al Lopez expresses confidence as the Indians prepare for a two night doubleheader with the Browns in St. Louis. Feller seeks his 22nd victory in the opener, Garcia to follow, with Lemon and Wyse to pitch later. Doby and Boone expected to return as hits may rise on the road swing.
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ST. Louis
WPI
Cleveland
al Lopez
Tribe
Browns
Lopez
Bul
Bob Lemon
Wyon
Indians
Atlantic Seaboard
Rosen
Luke Easter
Detroit
Larry Doby
Ray Boone
UPC Women’s Bowling League Opens Season Tonight
United Polish Club women bowlers prepare for season on Olympic Recreation lanes at 9 PM. No matches tonight, but all bowlers should report to establish averages for handicap circuit competition.
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UPC
United Polish Club
Olympic Recreation
V.F.W
V.F. W. So
Women’s All City Bowling League Opens 1931-52 Campaign
First matches of the Women’s All City Bowling League open at 7 PM at the Bowling Center. Pairings include McAlpin Kaiser of Team No 2 against Rainbow Laness, Elana Sowing Center, Ely via Hardna versus Team No.
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McAlpin Kaiser R*azer
Rainbow
Elana
Ely
Pioneers Scrimmage Wooster in Final Preseason Drill
Elytid High School’s Pioneers face Wooster in a six team scrimmage under lights at Wooster. Other matchups include Doylestown vs Orrville and Wooster reserves vs Seville with 20 minute periods. Coaches evaluate potential starters ahead of the opener against Euclid in a Lake Erie League game at Ely Stadium.
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Elytid High School
Wooster
Elyria
Wooster Eleven
Doylestown
Orrville
Agaist Seville
Pioneers
Norwalk
Akron Central
Oberlin
Cleveland West Tech
Generals
Armand Hess
Carl Larkins
Ed Sakal
Ron Fenik
Bill Pitkin
George Tillberg
Don Morris
Jaime Alexander
Don Jones
Doug Jones
Paul Cargillo
Euclid
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
World Series Telecast Goes Coast to Coast for First Time
NBC announces full coast to coast television coverage of the World Series for the first time, via news trans continental cable and microwave stations. The network will reach areas totaling 85 million people. Mutual Broadcasting System will broadcast the series on its 545 radio stations for the 12th straight year.
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New York
Joseph H. McConnell
N. B.C
Mutual Broadcasting System
Cincinnati Legion Eliminated In Legion Junior Tournament
White Plains North Carolina defeated Cincinnati Robert Bentley Post 6 to 0 last night, handing Ohio its second consecutive shutout and ending their run in the American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament. ATs Ashburn Phillies Mustal Cards Furillo Dodgers
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Cincinnati Legion
Detroit
W.P
White Plains
Cincinnati
Robert Bentley Post
Ohioans
American Legion
Ats Ashburn
Phillies
Furillo Dodgers
Rain Delays Key Games As Indians Seize Break In A L Push
The Indians gain a potential edge as rain postpones Yankees and Red Sox amid a crowded AL September stretch. New York faces a heavy make up schedule, while Boston and Cleveland jockey for position with Detroit and Chicago after minor league results shift standings. Pirates beat Reds 7 4 and Musial hits his 32nd homer as Cardinals win 10 2. White Sox rack 9 4 over Browns.
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Tribe
Yanks
Red Sox
Carl Land
Quist
United Press
EW York
Indians
Yankees
Boston
Yankee Stadium
Urhat
TedAians
St. Louis
Detroit
Tigers
White Sox
Browns
Ned Garver
Tommy Byrne
Bobby Feller
Mike Garcia
Senators
Athletics
Philadelphia
Pirates
Reds
Bill Howerton
Dick Cole
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Cubs
Chicago
Pirates win 7 to 4 behind Howerton three run homer
Yesterday's Star reports Bill Howerton hit a three run homer to give the Pirates a 7 to 4 win over the Reds. Wood contributed a single for the Browns. NL games featuring the Dodgers Phils Greats and Braves were rained out. Indians and Tigers had open dates in the AL.
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United Press
Bill Howerton
Pirates
Reds
Wood
Browns
Dodgers
Phils
Greats
Braves
Indians
Tigers
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