Area Area High School Football Schedule Highlights
Eleven conference games headline the area schedule this week with Buckeye Lakeland Inland and Southwestern conferences totaling 19 engagements. Elyria hosts Sandusky in the lone Buckeye contest while Amherst Vermilion and Huron Wellington clash in Lakeland actions and other notable non conference games dot the slate. North Central Firelands and independent matchups fill weekend play as Elyria Catholic, St Stanislaus, and St John Cantius seek early season wins.
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Buckeye
Lakeland
Inland
Southwestern
Uow
Zame
New Firelands
Sles
Elyria
Sandusey
Fragmented Friday football schedule with multiple conferences
A garbled Friday football slate lists conference matchups including Vermicon at New London, Lincoln at Frreisnes, and Lakewood at Lerais. Several conferences are shown with mixed team names and locations unclear, plus non conference and national league entries.
AFL Gate Improves Slightly and Week Two Highlights
The AFL saw new stars like Bill Cannon Jack Spikes Chuck Shonta Austin Gonsolin and Johnay Pyeatt plus veteran showings by George Blanda and Johnny Tripucka. Denver Broncos moved top of the Western Division with a 27 22 win over Buffalo while Houston Oilers led the Eastern Division after beating Los Angeles 25 23. Shantz’s late fumble return gave the Boston Patriots a 24 23 win over the New York Titans. Dallas Texans beat Oakland 31 15, crowd totals rose weekend wide with Houston drawing 20 156 and New York about 19 200. Attendance overall edged up about 3 000 from week one.
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Bill Cannon
Jack Spikes
Chuck Shonta
Austin Gonsowlin
Dave Smith
Johnay Pyeatt
George Blanda
Johnny Tripucka
Ike
Denver Broncos
Buffalo Bills
Houston Oilers
Los Angeles Chargers
Shantz
Boston Patriots
New York Titans
Dallas Texans
Oakand Raiders
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Buffalo
Kland
Title Race Postponed at Lorain County Speedway
Drivers and mechanics have another week to ready their cars for the super modified season championship at Lorain County Speedway. The Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association eight event program was postponed due to heavy rains making the track unsafe. The 35 lap title race and a 5 lap grind plus six other events will be held next Saturday, winding up the season with an Oct 1 go racing carnival featuring various cars.
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Lorain County Speedway
Ohia
Stock Car Racing Association
Chanel Firebirds Rally Past Akron St. Mary 14-12
Chanel High edged Akron St. Mary 14 to 12 as Ernie Kellerman and Frank Wisniensis ran for touchdowns. St. Mary managed all its points in the second quarter while Chanel scored early in the first period for the decisive margin in the North Central Conference football clash.
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Maple Heights
Ernie Kellerman
Browns rely on Plum as passing woes persist in exhibition
Cleveland Browns win 22 19 over Detroit in exhibition play as Mik Plum struggles with three interceptions and a failed passing game. Coach Paul Brown plans continued use of Plum with backup Len Dawson watching. Lions threaten late but Browns defense and ball handlers shine.
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Mik Plum
Paul Brown
Penn State
Sateday
Browns
Detroit
Phre
Osnorhunty
Lions
Plum
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland
Chicago Bears
San Franciso 49Ers
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Brown
Len Dawson
Milt
Waile Brown
Jim Marshall
Jim Houston
Tackie Larcy. Stephens
Texas
Dave Lloyd
Georgia
Western Reserve High dominates South Amherst in opener
Patrick WAKEMAN-Dale Patrick, a 150 pound senior halfback, scored three touchdowns to lift Western Reserve High to an 18 34 win over South Amherst in the season opener. He found the end zone on a 15 yard run a nine yard run and a 21 yard reception from Ron Nichols. South Amherst answered with a Russ Moser three yard run and Bill Willis 7 yard kickoff return for a brief lead before Western Reserve pulled away.
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Wakeman
Dale Patrick
Western Reserve High
South Amherst
Patrick
Roughriders
Ron Nichols
Russ Moser
Bill Willis
Jack Wilhelm
Prep Football Wins Losses By School On List
The list catalogs high school teams with marks of wins and losses. Amherst Bedford Chanel Ridgeville Sandusky Vermilion show one win no losses while Bay Buckeye Clearview Gilmore Academy Keystone Lorain Mansfield Marion Rocky River Western Reserve Avon Lake Brookside Cleveland St John Cantins Findlay Huron Lorain St Mary Margaretta New London Oberlin Wellington Akron St Mary Avon Berlin Heights Black River Columbia Elyria Catholic Fairview Milan North Olmsted Olmsted Falls South Amherst have no wins.
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Olmsted
Bay
Northmsted
Westlake
Fairview
Rocky River
Medina Avon Lake
North Ridgeville
Lakelake
Seaway
Lakeland
Ridzeville
Cleveland St. Stanisteus
Cleveland
St. John Cantius
Lorain St. Mary
Bedford Chanel
Western Reserve
Perkins
Milan
Black River
Avon Lake
Brookside
St. John Cantins
Findlay
Huron
Margaretta
New London
Oberlin
Wellington
Akron St. Mary
Avon
Berlin Heights
Columbia
Elyria Catholic
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Amherst
Buckeyes Brace for SMU Tilt as Drills Ease
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes weighs mixed feelings as the Buckeyes prepare to open the 1960 season against SMU. Most players are expected to be ready after a 40-0 scrimmage win over the scrubs, with only sophomore Bob Middleton sidelined by a slow ankle injury.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State Buckeyes
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Bob Middleton
Marion
Grsi
Fd Ulmer
Bob Klein
Hayes
SMU
Mustangs
Bucks
Nation’s early upsets shake college football title chase
Oregon State opened the week with a 14 0 upset over Southern California followed by Nebraska beating Texas 74 13 and Kansas topping Texas Christian 21 7. Tulane beat California 7 3 as Washington rolled past College of the Pacific 55 6 and Oregon State, Nebraska prepare for next weekend.
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Lenge
Syracuse
College Foot
Oregon State
Kansas
Tulane
iSpoint
Tene
Californiia
Houston
Washington
College
Nebraska
Bir
Beavers
Minnesota
Kansas State
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Huskies
Idaho
Keystone Spoils Milan Hopes For First Win
Keystone High edged Milan 22-14 on Parents Day as Milan debuted home football in 1957 and Joe Steele began his first season as Milan coach. Forbush and Burdge starred for Keystone with two rushing TDs and late defense, while Milan tied late forces but failed to seal first win.
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Keystone High
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Indians
Joe Steele
Miera
Wildcats
Kerstone
Lenny Forbush
Cai
Frebush
Gary Weizl
Gary Krause
Forbush
Widcats
Keystone
Gary Riedy
Robert Metaver
Bob Burdge
Buidge
Riedi
Iti
Lenn Forbush
Roscoe North
Bill Dilender
Football Scores Across Regions Highlight Wide Results
A dense list of scores from high school and college games across states shows Keystone and Milan both posting wins, while teams like Akron St. Mary and East Tech post mixed results. Notable matchups include Army over Buffalo and Georgia Tech edging Kentucky, with several Notre Dame and Ohio programs also featured among the regional results.
Baseball Standings and Results Across National League
National League standings include Pittsburgh at 5-2, Milwaukee 7-1, Philadelphia 3-0, Chicago 7-4, St Louis 4-6, San Francisco 3-4. Saturday results show Philadelphia 3, Detroit 7. Chicago 7, St Louis 4. Probable pitchers listed for multiple games. schedule notes for Tuesday include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Cincinnati with Los Angeles at St Louis.
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Moore elected president of Elytia Umpires Association
John Moore was elected president of the Elytia Baseball and Softball Umpires Association on Saturday. Elected as aides were William Thornton as vice president and Ray Thompson as secretary-treasurer.
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John Moore
Elytia Baseball and Softball Umpires Association
William Thornton
Ray Thompson
Rodgers Signs Pact With Philadelphia Warriors
Philadelphia guardsman Guy Rodgers signed for the 1960-61 NBA season with the Philadelphia Warriors. Rodgers, a top assist man last season with 352 assists, remains a key playmaker for the club.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Guy Rodgers
Pailadelphia Warriors
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