Local teams fire up 1952 Erie League football season
Six of seven Erie league teams won opening games as Lorain, Sandusky, Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, Shaw and Lakewood posted victories. Shaw upset Toledo Libbey 33 19, Lorain beat Ashland in a practice style test, and Euclid lost to Carton Lincoln 20 14.
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Imes
Bob Bell
Clearview High
James Ford Rhodes
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Elyria High
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Barberton
Magics
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Orientals
Akron
Green Bay Packers Beat Giants to Take Third Straight Win
In a pro football exhibition at Chicago, the Green Bay Packers defeated the New York Giants 17 to 7. Fred Cone kicked a field goal and added a 30 yard pass play set up another score, with Chuck Alsway contributing on offense as Green Bay extended its win streak.
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Southwestern Title Ol' Case Figures Play Opens Friday
The article previews the Isthmian League opening Friday with three battles shaping Yanks chances, noting Oberlin 13-7 over Berea and Medina 24-0 over Kent Roosevelt. Fairview 19-13 over Westlake, Rocky River next, and past week results set the stage for season progress. It also mentions Casey Stengel and the Yankees eyeing consecutive pennants amid early season uncertainty.
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Wellington
Oberlin and Rocky River Co-Champions Eye Title Rebuild
Rocky River blanked Fairview 16-0. Oberlin and Rocky River emerged co champions after early wins and aim to push for league titles again. This week one independent games Amherst lost to New London 25-6 and Wakefield fell to Vermilion 29-6.
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Oberlin
Amherst
New London
Wakerman
Vermilion
Leaders In The Major Leagues Highlight Hurlers and Hitters
National League leaders feature vets Mustal and Schwendienst with key hits and runs. Dodgers pitchers Roe and Black top the pitching list as Giants and Cards show strong offenses.
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Yankees Dodgers Set for 52 World Series Showdown
The 1952 pennant race narrows to a Yankees versus Dodgers showdown with Cleveland and New York Giants fading. The Yankees crushed Cleveland 7 1 as Giants fell to Cards 14 4 while Dodgers were blanked by Reds 4 0. Cardinals Musial homered as they pounded the Giants 14 4. Phils and A’s split twin bills. Reds Jim Green grass hit a grand slam in a 4 0 Reds win over the Dodgers.
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Stan Musial
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Cards
County Six-Man Grid Season Opens Friday With Four Games
The 12th Lorain County Scholastic Six Football League kicks off Friday with four games. Avon Lake aims to extend a long undefeated streak and recent success as coach Karl Dryer guides the Shoremen. South Amherst, Columbia, Brace, and Ridgeville also seek early momentum in the season opener.
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Shoremen
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Brookside
Sheeremen
Frisco's 613 Tops City Tenpin Scores
Frisco's 613 led city tenpin scoring at Rainbow Lanes during E League Saturday action. Young Hardware posted strong marks as leaders in the standings with solid team effort.
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Stoner
Rainbow Lanes
Frisce Shines at 600 Club With Consistent Higher Games
Frisce posted 197 203 213 in the weekend city tenpin event the 600 Club. Robinson struggled in the Maxed League at Rainbow Lanes finishing with a 68 series in the two day span.
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Rainbow Lanes
Panthers overpower St. John Cantius 37 in opener
Elyria Catholic Panthers dominate Cleveland St. John Cantius 37-0 at Knights of Columbus Memorial Field. Led by Ed Lustersic and Lou Kaczmarek, Emviia Catholic produced one TD per quarter first half then two in final two periods. Boros Rader each scored twice, Gula and Jezewski added one, Janowicz extra point. St. John Cantius made its interscholastic debut with limited offense and a blocked extra point.
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Dan Bruck
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How The Ball Carriers Fared in Late Panthers Duel
A fragmented recap notes misplayed ball handling by the Panthers and failed kick decisions that shifted possession back to the visitors after punts. St John Cantius defense stalled two late scoring chances before halftime as time expired.
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Elyria Catholic Overpowers Cleveland For Nonstop Ground Game
Elyria Catholic amassed 265 yards from scrimmage, 233 on rushing plays, while Cleveland struggled with five fumbles and three recovered. A late stop-and-go scoring sequence featured Bob Weixel and a 20 yard TD run by an unnamed back, as Elyria Catholic maintained control throughout the game.
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Big Seven School Forfeits Two Grid Contests Offer
Big Seven School offered to forfeit two football games amid eligibility disputes. Kansas State officials ruled a transfer player must complete residency before eligibility and denied Carter and Norman enrollment. Season bowling league action opens tonight at Tarry Tavern Lanes at 9.
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Tre Narsas
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