Heat Hampers Drills At Columbia
Heat hampers drills at Columbia in a pre season high school football report. The piece discusses team preparations, coaching notes, and upcoming games in the series.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1959
Page
16
Heat hampers drills at Columbia in a pre season high school football report. The piece discusses team preparations, coaching notes, and upcoming games in the series.
Athletic Director Russtoun urged Elvria High football fans to buy season tickets at 1.75 dollars per game for six home games this fall. Ticket sales push toward a 300 total as supporters from Bel Co downtown and Riverina High rally to back the Pioneers in an every-other-year schedule.
Columbia High football coach Frank Martin tackles practice heat as he gears up for the Inland Conference preview at South Amherst and a Sept 25 home opener with Brookside. Eight returning lettermen, led by captains Jack Hawke and Ken Bender, anchor a taller but lighter squad after last year’s 3-5 record.
OCR fragment lists football matchups and locations including South Amherst, Ricreville, Brookside, Firelands, Beecheye, Aven, LaGrange and Midview with scores and weeks in October November. Names and exact teams are incomplete but indicate a regional schedule.
Cleveland Browns completed a final rugged workout at League Park before the exhibition with the Detroit Lions in Brice Stadium. The Browns hold a 15 preseason record and seek to avenge a 3 point Akron Bowl loss as coach Paul Brown trims punting duties to Jim Shotner half the game with DeSchaine continuing as the main punter.
Norman Lawl, of Bedford, holds a 16 point edge over Chuck Yost Jr., Elyria, with 575 to 1605. Norm Smith leads third, Haydak and Art Smith follow as 35 drivers enter Lorain County Speedway for an eight race program with a dash heats and a 23 lap finale tomorrow night. Qualifying begins at 7 p.m. with racing at 8:30 p.m.
Cleveland District Golf Association Inter-Club Qualifiers at Oakwood featured Paul Minnich scoring 73 and Chuck Schmitt 74 to lead ECC and share first with Beechmont and Aurora. ECC totals 382 and faces Sleepy Hollow in the championship bracket Thursday at Chagrin Valley, 7 p.m.
The article covers Ruby Goldstein criticizing Swedish slugger Ingemar Johansson as a sloppy puncher after Johansson’s win over Floyd Patterson at Yankee Stadium. It cites Dempsey Louis and Marciano opinions, notes Goldstein’s role as third man in historic title bouts, and previews his book The Third Man In The Ring releasing in October.
Columbus reports a Buckeye practice with coach Woody Hayes greeting reporters at downtown hotel. quarterback Jory Fields struggled completing 1 of 16 passes, but sophomores Paul Martin and Tom Perdue showed promise. injuries affected 21 players though most are superficial. guard Mike Ingram may recover after neck nerve treatment.
Reported results highlight Hank Acovens Dave Bednesrz and Sharcelie Alectroan as top performers. Mixed commentary notes a rare tie and a pivotal moment for Seod Pachop Chuk with Pednare in the foreground.
Mareethe Bleensan-17 Ann Propst-26 referenced in a compact recap of standings and names from a women's league feature. Names appear with numbers amid a feminine circles theme and classic league notes.
The Elyria Legion Junior Baseball team under Manager Bob Hieth wall holds its second tryout tomorrow from 4 to 6 p.m. at West Recreation Field Diamond Na. The notice lists event details and location for interested players.
Baltimore recalls shortstop Bob Saverine from the Class Appalachian League after a 6 year old player from Darien Connecticut posted a .362 average with 32 home runs.
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