Clearview and Fairview Roar Past Rivals in League Wins
Clearview High defeats Rocky River 34 7 to stay unbeaten as they overpower the defending co champion. Fairview blanks Wellington 39 12 to strengthen its title bid while Medina edges Amherst 18 12. Three teams remain undefeated with Clearview Fairview and Oberlin leading the loop.
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Fourteen Lorain Bowlers Enter District Tourney
Fourteen Lorain County bowlers head the 23 man field for the Northern Ohio District Tournament at Richland and Galion alleys, with Elyrians among entrants. Local entries include Larry Tuma of Avon Lake and Alex Black of Lorain, 1950 and 1951 district champions, plus Tony Pompei and others. Finals determine eight to enter the National Match Championships in Chicago.
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Bees Triumph Over Medina In Tight County Grid Clash
Amherst and Medina played a close game as Medina built a 12-0 lead and Amherst tied it at 12-12 before Clearview and River produced key scores. Wrobleski and Spinello connected for touchdowns and Garrett intercepted a River pass to help secure the Bees’ victory.
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Elyria Netters Suffer Second Loss in League Play
Elyria Netters fell 5 6 to Shaker Heights in a 5 6 decision, dropping their second Erie League match. All three singles and two doubles matches went to Shaker Heights as Elyria closes the campaign with a Tuesday date against Lorain.
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Major League Line Scores and Pitchers
Major League line scores show results for National League games Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh with winning and losing pitchers listed Lenman Ridzik Mage Meyer and Hacker. Details include scores by inning and key players such as Wilhelm Katt Atwell and Garagiola with notes on decisions and substitutions.
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Stock Car Racing Tonight at Lorain County Speedway
Final Saturday night program at Lorain County Speedway starts time trials 7 30 PM and racing at 8 30 PM. Season’s last major event may decide the champion with Len Nagy leading Art Pias in points as both drivers show strong records at the track.
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Grafton and Avon Lake Defend, Shore Leads in Champs
Grafton Comets and Avon Lake Shoremen held top spots in Lorain County Scholastic Six Man League after Friday games. Grafton beat Avon 31-6 on Avon gridiron to stay on schedule. Ridgeville defeated South Amherst 20-12 as Avon Lake won 53-20 at Columbia. Brookside upset LaGrange 26-12 to join the chase as the league tightened.
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Stengel Guides Yankees to Fourth Straight Pennant
The New York Yankees clinched the American League pennant with a 5-2 win over the Philadelphia Athletics. Cacey Stengel secured his place as one of three managers to win four straight pennants, while Billy Martin sparked the late rally with a bases loaded hit. Homer threats from Ivy Norden and Mickey Mantle helped the Yankees surge ahead before Johnny Sain sealed the victory.
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Family Clam Bake At Elyria Club Event
Country Club hosts annual Family Clam Bake for members and families. Golf begins at noon with mixed four ball foursomes and prizes for low net and best overall score. Volunteers are invited to report to the area cross.
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Avon Lake Shoremen surge past injury plagued Columbia
Avon Lake built a 14-0 halftime lead and ran up four touchdowns in the second half as Chuck Robison led with two from passes and two rushing scores. Jerry Becker opened scoring for Columbia with a five yard run in the third after a scoreless first half. Brookside defeated LaGrange 26-12 as Barnhart caught a 26 yard pass and later scored on a 15 yard run.
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Kent State Rolls past Mt. Union 26 7 in a 4 quarter win
Kent State pushed over touchdowns in the first third and fourth periods to beat Mt. Union College 26 to 7. Dick Pitts scored twice, with Bob Scott and Mike Norcia adding one each. Mt. Union's lone TD came on Bill Gay's one yard run. Kent State racked up 261 rushing yards in the victory, improving to 2-0 while Mt. Union dropped to 1-2.
Stearns Loaned to Seattle Bombers in WHL
Cleveland Barons center Stearns is loaned to the Seattle Bombers of the Western Hockey League. General manager James C. Hendy confirmed the move as Stearns left Stratford Ontario training camp to join the new club. Last season he posted 22 goals and 35 assists for 57 points.
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Standings Snapshot From Weekend Games
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