7 Results for tag: 1973
Tim Temerario – (
1973)
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Excelled in football at three high schools, including Lorain Senior.
Named Most Valuable Player of unbeaten 1931 Geneva College football team, coached by the late, great Bo McMillin.
Spent 13 years as player or assistant coach with McMillin, including Bo's 1945 ...
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Dave Sparks – (
1973)
(Deceased)
Fine football tackle three years at Lorain High, earning all-league honors in 1946. Found niche as college and professional guard before untimely death in 1954 at age 26.
As the University of South Carolina's captain in 1950 he earned all-state, all-conference, ...
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Tony Pompei – (
1973)
At 5'4", 145 pounds, considered best little man in Lorain Bowling Association history.
Finished 2nd in all events to Ned Day in 1948 ABC tournament, averaging 228 pins; top ABC money winner in 1948.
Member of 1944 Cleveland Linz Recreation team which won National eliminations for ...
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Ludwig "Tiny" Pincura - (
1973)
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Dr. Andrew Nemecek – (
1973)
One of finest all-around athletes in Lorain High history, earning varsity letters in football (3), track (2) and basketball (1).
Earned three letters in each sport at Ohio State University (1917, '19 and '20), serving in the U.S. Army in 1918.
All-American grid center in ...
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Jim Gallagher – (
1973)
As South Bend (Ind.) newspaper sports editor covered Notre Dame University football, 1926-28.
Top sports writer for Chicago American, 1928-41; one of first pro hockey writers in United States.
Covered National Football League and major league baseball before switching to ...
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Joe Carek – (
1973)
(Deceased)
Complete all-around athlete despite modest 5-7, 145-pound stature.
Outstanding track pole vaulter at Lorain High, finishing third in the 1926 State
meet; also lettered with LHS lightweight gridders.
Best known for semi-pro football quarterbacking and softball ...
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