Elyria Leads Lake Erie Grid Race in 1st Year Outlook
Rustling Thru Sports predicts Elyria to win the Lake Erie League football title with Lorain runner-up as the circuit opens November 19 at Recreation Stadium. Cleveland Shaw, Cleveland Heights, Lakewood, and Shaker Heights follow in the projected standings.
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Lake Erie
Lorain
Recreation Stadium
Crimson
Erie Loop
Shaw
Lakerwood
Cleveland Heights
Shaker
Shaw Ws
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Sweeney and Willis Lead Lake Erie Loop Scoring Tie
Paul Sweeney of Shew and John ny Willis of Lorain share the Lake Erie League scoring lead with 13 points each after two games. Bud McGraw and Smith of Lakewood and Wolfe of Lorain have 12 points, while Dick Selman leads Elyria with 10 points. Lake Erie League teams have 202 points this season, Lorain's two games besting the defensive mark. Elyria and Lakewood have not been scored on in two contests.
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Paul Sweeney
Shew
Johnny Willis
Lorain
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Elyria
Pirates Cubs Battle It Out For N L Flag
The Pirates beat the Reds 6-3 as Red Lucas, 46, earned his 14th straight win over former teammates. The Cubs, led by Clay Bryant with 19th win, beat the Cardinals 7-2 continuing a late surge while the Giants are out of the pennant race. The Pirates hold a two game NL lead heading into a crucial Chicago series.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
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Reds
Red Lucas
Clay Bryant
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Red Sox
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Reef
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Wellington Dukes and Clearview Tie 0-0 in League Opener
The Wellington High Dukes battled Clearview Clippers to a scoreless draw in the Northern Ohio league opener. A late Clipper rally was wiped out by an offside call on the final play as penalties dominated, with notable injuries including Frank Uzak exiting early and later being released from hospital. Key players cited include Firment on multiple rushes and Vasco on reverses, while Popovich failed on a late field goal attempt.
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Clearview Clippers
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Clippers
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Vasco
Clearview
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Firment
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la Rib Bee
Obrig Brooks
Cooley Penner
Brenner Kulezar
Couper Schindler
Anney Boszoki
Boner Shauger Rocker Uzak
West Vasco
McClaflin Waters
Bastin M. Firment
Lisewski
Lorain Lions top Akron North 26 to 6 for second win
Lorain High's Lavender Lions registered their second straight victory by defeating Akron North 26 to 6 on Saturday in Akron. The team led 13 to 6 at halftime with two first half touchdowns and added two more scores in the final period.
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Lavender Lions
Akron North
Akron
Lions
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Hay Chu
Orain
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Blackford
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Ci Murka
Slutyker
Biber
Moritz
Bowen
Dope the Results Contest Starts at Chronicle Telegram
The annual Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results contest begins today. Fill the coupon for 20 scholastic games, mail before 6 p.m. Thursday Sept 29, and you could win two Blyria Lakewood football tickets for October 8 at Bly Stadium.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyma High
Mark
Mai
Bly Stadium
Season Records Of Scholastic Teams
Last week's results show Elyria 0 and Sandusky Lorain 26, Akron North 6, Shaw 42, Akron Hart 6, Lakewood 7, Akron Garfield 0, Middletown 14, Toledo Scott 13, Oberlin 26, Garfield Heights 6, Cleveland Heights 0, Warren 12, Akron West 7, Akron St Vincent Fremont 7, Piqua 13. Multiple names listed with players and scorers. note strange text and advertising phrases mixed in.
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Vincent
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Oklahoma City Wins National Amateur Baseball Title
Oklahoma City defeated Battle Creek 12 to 6 to claim the National Amateur Baseball championship. A crowd of 8,000 watched as the Midwesterners stormed in with 11 runs in the first inning, taking the title from three Battle Creek pitchers.
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Oklahoma City
Battle Creek
Mid
Woman sinks tee shot for first female ace at Cherry Ridge
A 170 yard No. 5 hole ace at Cherry Ridge is reported as the first woman ever to register a hole in one. Mrs. Russell Hoag of Rocky River achieved the feat yesterday with a brassie on Ridge No. 5.
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Cherry Ridge
Russell Hoag
Rocky River
Cleveland Rams fall to 3 straight losses 37 13
The Cleveland Rams were routed 37 to 13 as the Eagles, boosted by two fumbles and a strong running attack from Andy Farkas, built a 72 point total while Cleveland relied on substitutes in the final period. Washington and Green Bay also won, improving early-season records.
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Hartman
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Turkey
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Petersen
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Lake Erie Grid Season Opens with Lakewood at Cleveland Heights
Lakewoods Purple Rangers host Cleveland Heights Tigers in the Lake Erie League football opener set for Saturday after noon The schedule shows four other schools Elyria Lorain Shaker Heights and Shaw beginning league play the next week with a slate of eight games through November featuring matchups at Lakewood Elyria Lorain Cleveland Heights Shaw and Shaker Heights with several night and away games listed
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Roy Clymer
Elyria
Harry (Champ) Richardson
Elyria High
Clymer
Baleont
Sandusky
Russ Murphy
Mansfield
Bob Moore
Cleveland
Jerry Ross
Lakewood
Moore
W. O .Mac McClellan
Russell Maston
McClellan
Fremont
Lakewoods Purple Rangers
Cleveland Heights’ Tigers
Lake Erie
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Bulldogs Practice Seek Grid Games
The West Side Bulldogs formerly the Braves hold a scrimmage Tuesday at Jefferson field at 5 pm. Report to E Bishop K Bishop Hall Rock Novak Ross Klocek Lappin L Moore Prentice Ehlert and any other light heavyweights. Contact Bill Hall at 708 Lake aevine or Perry Clapp at 332 Lodi street for game requests.
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E Bishop
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Hall
Rock
Novak
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Klocek
Lappin
L Moore
Prentice
Ehlert
Lorain County
Bill Hall
Lake Aevine
Perry Clapp
Lodi Street
Pitt Minnesota Alabama And California Teams In Impressive Debuts
Pittsburgh crushed West Virginia 19 0 in a standout debut as Pitt backs totaled 408 yards. Minnesota shut out Washington 16 0 sealing the Big Ten win. Alabama toppled USC 19 7 before 69 000 in Los Angeles. California edged St Marys 12 7 while several major programs suffered upsets across the nation.
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Los Angeles
St Paul Leads Association Playoff Final
In Kansas City on September 26 WPI St Paul led the American Association playoff finals against Kansas City and prepared to start an ace pitcher in the fourth game to extend their advantage. The Saints won their second contest.
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Saints
Cherry Ridge Club Championship Semi Final Upset
Alter Maslyk defeated George Mate 1 up in a Cherry Ridge club championship semi final at West River Road. Fritz won the General Industries golf tourney at Cherry Ridge with 82, Tilson second at 83. Max Gerber captured Blind Par with net 73, Bill Keisler second at 81, and Bill Schmittgen earned prize for fewest putts at 31. Elyria Merchants football practice set for 6:30 p.m. at Hamilton Field. players Zig Sadowski Pete Roka Rudy Mate called. In other words, Ray Phelps pitched for a 5-2 defeat in yesterday’s row, while Babe Ganzel's Herring set to pitch against Kansas City Blues manager Bill Meyer plans to start Jack Larocca.
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Alter Maslyk
George Mate
West River Road
Fritz
General Industries
Cherry Ridge
H. Tilson
Max Gerber
Bill Keisler
Bill Schmittgen
Merchants
Elyria Merchants
Hamilton Field
Zig Sadowski
Pete Roka
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Ray Phelps
Babe ‘Ganzel
Art Herring
Blues
Kansas City
Bill Meyer
Jack Larocca
Indianapolis Indians
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