Sandusky sports notes and campus Athletics update
Sandusky and Elyria items recap school athletics with new roles for Malinovsky as Sandusky athletic director and Harold Regan as head basketball coach. John Weis shifts to principal duties. WIBC membership tops 542,723 with 16,515 leagues. 1952 championship in St Louis. Doak Walker to defend scoring title as Lions open season. College attendance figures for Michigan, Ohio State, California, Pennsylvania, and SMU listed. Ollie Glass poised for Ohio honors at Bowling Green.
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Chapelty
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Lakeowes
Sandusky Iwul
Malinovsky
Forer Elyrian
John Weis
Harold Regan
Avon High
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve University
Belridge
Sandusky
Johnny Bettridge
Mike Horvath
Johnny Bettidge
Sandusky High
Ohio State
Bettridge, Jr
Strobel Field
Bay City
International Bowling Congress
WIBC
St. Louis
Orrin Markhus
Cleveland
Iren
Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
Detroit
Doak Walker
Walker
Southern Methodist
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Michigan
California
Vania
Elyria
Ollie Glass
Bowling Green University
Glass
Falcons
Bob Whittake
Bowling Green
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Brvting Greet
Dale Bruce
Aps
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Dela Ewing
Otters
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Kent State
Uni
Dan Campbell
Kent
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Neil Whitney
Sthott
Cleveland Heights and Euclid Triumph in Lake Erie Play
Cleveland Heights Tigers defeated Lorain 26 to 18 at Hosford Stadium to halt Lakewood’s 12 game streak and claim second win in three games. Euclid also won, beating Shaw 60 to blank, as Lorain’s third straight loss in independent action ended a short win run.
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Reynolds Clinches Select Spot In Game’s Archives
New York pitcher Allie Reynolds with two no hitters in one season clinched a select spot in baseball’s archives as the New York Yankees secured their 18th American League pennant by beating the Red Sox 11 to 3. Reynolds recalled his two no hitters against Cleveland and joked about fans’ reactions.
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New York
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankee
Renoulds
Boston
Reynolds
Cleveland
Yankees
Red Sox
Grid Results and Scores From Local Meet
Readable fragments show multiple team results across venues. Names like Olmsted Canton Garfield and Olmsted Falls appear with scores such as 24 49, 33, 12 and 7 indicating point tallies for individual matches.
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Sandusky
Avon Lake and Brookside Lead Six-Man Grid Loop Standings
Avon Lake Shoremen and Brookside Red and Black sit atop the Lorain County Six-Man Scholastic League with perfect 2-0 records as Avon Lake defeated South Amherst 44-0 and Brookside edged Avon 19-18 in a thriller. Columbia defeated Grafton 43-19 and Ridgeville beat LaGrange 32-0. South Amherst and Avon both suffered their first league losses.
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AVO8 Lake
Shoremen
Lorain County
Jas
Karl Dryer
South Amherst
Orain County
Pet
Avon Lake Esis
Teschestaesaserserer
Ooiffo
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Ridgeville
LaGranne
Grafton
Columbia
LaGrange
Aight
Dick Levits
Oberlin Gridders Roll to 76-0 Victory Over Vermilion
Oberlin Indians blasted Vermilion Sailors 76 to 0 in an independent game, claiming their third highest win margin in school history. Bob Holden opened with a 35 yard TD run, added a 56 yard TD, and Ron Moreno, a punt return, and a 60 yard run boosted the lead, as Oberlin tallied four first quarter touchdowns and scored in every quarter for a 2-0 season start in two such appearances this year.
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Avon Lake
South Amherst
Will Bartolovich
Tim Flynn
Bartolovich
Jouse
Flynn
Oberlin High School
Shalding
Vermilion
Sailors and Rans
Oberlin
Indians
Ashland
New London
Fairview
Bob Holden
Holden
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Weiter
Ron Moreno
Pain
Saines
Halden
Bob B
Musial And Fain Due To Be Named Batting Champs
In New York Stan Musial of the Cardinals and Ferris Fain of the Athletics are closings in on 1981 batting titles. Musial leads NL at 340 with a 17-point edge over Richie Ashburn. Fain tops AL at .347 with a 21-point margin over Minoso. Other leaders include Kiner in homers, Zernial in RBIs, and Kell/DiMaggio with high hit totals.
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Fain
New York
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Ferris Fain
Athletics
Richie A Surn
Phillies
FAM
Philadelphia
Orestes
Minutei Minosa
White Sox
Minosa
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Monjte Irvin
Giants
Gus Zernial
Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
George Kell
Tigers
Kiner
Zernial
Browns Acquire Two From Toronto For IL Pitching Power
The Browns land two strong Toronto pitchers, John Hetki and Hal Hudson, in a deal highlighted by Hetki’s 19 wins this season while Hudson posted a solid 1 loss record. Both hurlers completed a standout season in the International League.
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Toronto
John Hetki
Thaw
Hal Hudson
Yankees Clinch Pennant as NL Race Remains Tight
New York’s Yankees clinched the American League pennant while the National League leaders Dodgers and Giants remained tied for first with 152 games played. The Series start date hovered around Wednesday, with both leagues facing a potential playoff scenario as the Giants and Dodgers both faltered in recent days and Allie Reynolds starred with his two no hit games contributing to New York’s 18th flag since 1926.
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United Press
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Yankees
Ashhough Grant
Dodger
Giants
Docers
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Alle Reynolds
Phillies
Red Sox
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Rubin Roberts
Phils
Braves
Barger Marlie
Ont
Williams
Pruden
St. Festerdey
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