Elyria Pioneers Trim Marion Harding 28-0 in Tough Match
Elyria coach Bill Barton praised his defense and error-free play after the Pioneers beat Marion Harding 28-0. Sears kicked two field goals as Elyria controlled the game while Marion struggled offensively, totaling only 30 yards in the second half.
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Smiths end runs lift Fremont past Admiral King 24 6
Fremont’s Tim Smith, 155 pounds, rushed for 151 yards and two touchdowns to power a 24-6 victory over Admiral King in the Buckeye Conference opener. Smith matched the predecessor Rob Lytle in style with pitchouts and decisive runs and earned his 64th point of the season through the midseason win.
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Brad Borden
Indians topple Palmer as Tribe splits doubleheader
In Baltimore, Walt Williams, Dave Duncan, and Frank Duffy hit solo homers to back starter Dick Tidrow in a 6-4 Cleveland win over Jim Palmer, who lost for the ninth time. Cleveland to meet Baltimore again in a second game of a doubleheader.
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Time Out Scores and Baseball Notes From Games
Time out twice 11 2 and 5 3 New York beat Detroit 41 Texas nipped Kansas City 5 4 Minnesota downed California 7 1 Oakland topped Chicago 4 1 E Chambliss Alexander Decinces DP Cleveland 2 LOB Cleveland 7 Baltimore 8 2B Cabell 2 Chambliss Coggins 3B Duffy HR F Oaker I SB Baylor 3 SF Cabell W Williams Ford Chambliss
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Wolverines Fall Just Short Against Cloverleaf in Debut Name Night
West High School’s newly named Wolverines nearly toppled Cloverleaf High School, losing 86 to Cloverleaf. Coach McLean praised the defense and fight while noting missed big plays and costly fumbles. Next they travel to Minerva, a state top 3 team, for a tough Friday matchup.
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Browns aim to rebound vs Giants amid injuries
The Cleveland Browns, 1-1, face the New York Giants after a loss to Pittsburgh. Injuries thin both squads but Flowers and Hughes are expected to play for New York while Browns backup Gloster Richardson looms for Pitts’ replacement with Frank Pitts doubtful for Sunday.
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Northfield Racing Results and Payouts Summary
Daily double payout of 63.60 reported. First through tenth race results list winning horses and payouts, with notable figures: Noble Bar 5.40 and Newgale 3.40 in first. Valient Becker 7.20 and Counsel B 13.60 in third. Beau 13.20 in fourth. Rambo Lane 15.40 in fifth. Chita Scott 6.60 and New Edition 3.00 in sixth. Bobby Baron 8.00 and Drift Meadow 3.20 in seventh. J. B. Time 7.00 and Native Hill 6.00 in eighth. Swings Lady 12.00 and Ham let Lady 11.00 in ninth. Todd Pick 45.80 and Ladiana 5.00 in tenth. Attendance 3,272. Handle 30f 138.
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Rochette Town
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Bowling League Scores and Standings Highlight Tight Series
The report lists multiple bowling matches with pairings and results including Jones and Radcliff defeating Van Dork and Putt 3-1, and Ott and Carroll winning 11-5. It cites top series scorers D Ott and Habrich, along with high single game marks by C Egan and others. Additional team results include Craftsmen 4 and Express 7 with top players Pichola, Bemiller, and Fluker.
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C. Carroll
Dick Cummins
Express
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Hob Cummins
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Taylors Brothers
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Cockroft Is Browns Only Bright Spot In Steelers Loss
Don Cockroft scored 94 points for Cleveland with 28 extra points and 22 field goals. The Browns fell 33 to 6 to Pittsburgh as Cockroft remained the team's sole scoring highlight and reflected on his role and past ankle injury.
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Mets, Pirates, Expos, Cards, Cubs still alive in tight race
Bucs fall as Mets race ahead by 14 while rainouts keep five teams in contention. Expos win, Mets rained out. Cubs sweep? The scenario keeps the title within reach for Mets, Pirates, Expos, Cards and Cubs with multiple games left. St Louis shuts out Philadelphia 3 0, Giants win 14 innings over Cincinnati, Dodgers beat Padres.
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