Elyria Picks and Predictions Kick Off Week Two
In this week’s column, a rough 80 to 15 record open week is cited and Elyria is favored over Sandusky by about two touchdowns at Ely Stadium. Other matchups include Lorain over Cleveland West, Collinwood over Shaw, and Cleveland Heights at East Tech. Also noted are conference notes, coaching changes, and Notre Dame versus Purdue preview.
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Shaw
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Red Jackets
Medina
Fairview
Wellington
Scarlet Warriors
Rocky River
Clearview
Larry Lukenic
Norwalk
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St. Mary's
St. Paul’s
Plymouth
St. Mary’s
Strongsville
Sandusky St. Mary's
New London
Youngstown South
Boardman
Fremont
Akron West
Clemens
Kreimes
Erie
Lake Erie
Loop
Major League Line Scores Reported by Syed Press
American League box scores show go starting with 005 and 000 while players Niarhos Pap Oshaan and Koyar are mentioned alongside Brow and Geons with Per listed. The fragment hints at game results or player notes but lacks complete scores or teams.
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Foodery’s 3026 Series Tops Star Loop Night
Foodery steals the scoring show at Bowling Center with a 1,051 single and 3,026 series to sweep Array’s Chips and tie for first with Better Line. Mike Gismondi opens with nine straight strikes and posts a 262/666 as Night Molders lead in General Industries League with a 936/2,255. Elver Searles tops Day Molders with 210/548 while McAlpin Kaiser-Frazer’s 2,297 leads Women’s All-City, and Tin Shop paces with an 814/2,304 in American Radiator League.
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Olympic Recreation
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Clara Mae Tarry
Elyria Nur‘sery
Helen Middlestetter
Howard Leinseder
Wiley
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Redmans Alleys Bowling Meet Yields Top Scores in Lorain
At Redmans alleys in Lorain Ber Volk rolled a 515 series to top individual scoring. Savings Deposit Bank edged T and J Movers in St Johns Lutheran League play at St Johns School alleys with an 823 single and a 2354 series. Walt Welch led Movers with a 537 total.
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Avon Lake opens six man loop with 28 24 win at Ridgeville
Avon Lake beat Columbia 28 24 in the six man Foothill League opener at Ridgeville. Alex Christ scored three touchdowns for Avon Lake while Pete Rooks and Cork Tomanek contributed key moments. Jimmy Allen ran for all four Columbia touchdowns as the Green vind. White added successful extra points on all kicks.
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Leaders In The Major Leagues
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Yankees Fall To White Sox In Narrow 4 2 Loss
New York and Chicago sparked a tense AL pennant race as the White Sox edged the Yankees 4 to 2 at Yankee Stadium. The loss leaves New York hoping to rebound in the three game set with Boston while Cleveland faces Detroit in a pivotal showdown.
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Baseball pennant chase tightens as Sox top Yankees
In a windy Chicago night, the Cleveland and Boston clubs battled for first place but Chicago White Sox defeated Cleveland 4 2 to halt their surge. Frank Papish earned a win with six hits allowed while Ed Lopat supplied the runs for the Sox. Detroit beat Philadelphia 8 7 as George Vico tripled home the winning runs. Washington edged St Louis 9 8 as Rae Scarborough notched his 14th win. Dodgers routed Giants 7 1 to level the series. John Mize hit his 39th homer. Reds beat Phillies 3 2 under lights in Philadelphia.
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Don Kolloway
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Dick Wakefield
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Joe Hatten
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Purdue Notre Dame In Top Midwest Grid Clash
Purdue and Notre Dame renew a marquee Midwest clash at South Bend as two of the Big Nine’s top clubs meet in opening grid action. The card includes eight Big Nine games with Indiana at Wisconsin and Michigan at Michigan State among others. Notre Dame favored but with backfield injuries and questions at tackle.
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Giants Rout Yanks 27 to 7 in Showdown
The New York Giants overpower the Yankees 27 to 7 in a one sided game. Giants players dominated the field with strong offense and defense.
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South and West Capture Grade School Openers
South Center gridders open defense of their Grade School League title with a 25-0 win over North at Ely Stadium. West takes the other league game 7-0 over East as the Jones twins score all South points and Don Brown adds the extra point.
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St Marys Fresh Squad Starts Season with Daily Practices
The St Marys freshman football team at St Marys Junior High completed its first week of drills with 20 players. They plan a seven game October schedule including Elyria grade schools and out-of-town teams. Coaches Gene Mvers Jim Seres and Al Charnes supervise practice at Cascade Park. The freshman squad will form the nucleus for Elyria District Catholic High School football.
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Polish Club A Blanks B Team in Season Finale
Harry Muarawski pitched the United Polish Club Class A to an 11-0 one hit victory over the Class B squad at Elyria Lace diamond. Len Noster delivered the lone hit with a double in the second inning as Murawski struck out six over seven innings and faced 23 batters.
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Grid Results From United Press Summary
In a sports brief United Press reports scores from a grid results page with Rose leading Marion St Marys 13 to 12 and Jameowan Rey contributing 3a points while Cadr trails at 0. The fragment cites limited player and team names with unclear context.
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Pioneers Open Season At Home In Sandusky Clash
Elyria Wigh's Pioneers host Sandusky High Blue Streaks at Ely Stadium in the 38th renewal of a long running pigskin rivalry. An estimated 7000 fans are expected for the 8 p.m. kickoff marking the team’s first home game of the 1948 season.
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Pioneers Face Sandusky In Lake Erie League Showdown
Elyria coached by Johnny Cabas seeks first win as the Pioneers host Sandusky Streaks in a key Lake Erie League clash at Ely Stadium. Elyria leads in past meetings 18-17. both teams arrive off opening losses and aim to rebound with a balanced lineup and sharper defense.
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Reserved Seats Sold Out for Elyria-Sandusky Game
All reserved seat tickets for tonight's Elyria-Sandusky football game at Ely Stadium are sold out. General admission tickets will be sold at the game, doors opening 6:30. Prices are 75 cents. Other Erie county high school games include Lorain vs West, Shaw vs Collinwood, Shaker Heights vs East Tech, and Lakewood vs Parma tomorrow.
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Metz Takes Lead In Golf Tourney
Dick Metz of Virginia Beach Va led the Canadian Open at Shaughnessy course into the third round after a one under par 71 giving him a two stroke edge at 138. Weather had not stopped him as rain hail and cold tested players.
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