Point Pleasant Rallies Past Poca Dots On Late TD Drive
Point Pleasant’s Big Blacks overcame Poca Dots to win 28 14 at home. Dwaine Greer sparked the drive with a one yard TD, then Mike Stearns iced it with a 31 yard scamper. Poca had more total yards 211 to Point’s 174 in a contested game highlighted by a key fourth down snap mishap.
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Rowland Congdon
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Big Blacks
Dwaine Greer
Mike Stearns
Poca Dots
Huntington High
Poca
Point
Greer
Reed Blaid
Blain
Reed
Brain
Randy Northup
Greg Clayton
Clayton
Stearns
John Brown
Syard
Green
Bill Wheeler
Dennie Thompson
Glenn Swann
Law and Short
Milton
Ao Vee
Pece
Brews
Wheeler
Brown
Suns
Blair
Greert
Greer U
Uals
Claytor Fens
Pont
Fragmented Ohio high school football scores montage
A long OCR fragment lists numerous high school football results across Ohio. Schools include North Gollia, Southern, Rock Hill, Glouster, Toledo central teams, and others with varied scores such as 50 to 4, 34 to 30, 28 to 0, and 44 to 12. The text mixes towns, counties, and colleges, reflecting a dense statewide scoreboard brief.
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AREK
Aenio
Wayne
Bedvercreek
Fairmont East
Kenton
Coldwater
Tithin Columb
Bellevace Md Uniota
Adana
Uiligathe
Portamouth Haington
Washington
Gourl
Cincinnari
Hughea
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Cincinnari Withrew
Wincinnaii
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Inginnell
Beach
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Norwase Dee
Central
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Waite
Libbay
Bewsher
Maven & B
Hills
Hills. 30. Nacth
Balslno
Sokwald
Brookville
Vandalis
Botlerin
Northmont
Tratarood-Madizor
Marthasige
Doyen
Colonel White
Dayton Chaminade
Miamiskyts
Dylon Pattercen
Lebanon
Ikakord
Tismaten
Greensn & Tecumseh Jd
Eait
Delph
Lemsava
Parma Valley Feige
Parme & Garfield Heights
Lekewood
Berea
Bedford Medina
Svenkobe
Vonlve
Laipaie & Garey
Riverdale
Arcadia
Liberty
Bectan
Greenville & Micon Trace
Millsboro
Fairless Sttathors
Indian Valley South
Sandy Valley
High School Football Poll Favors Ohio Teams in Friday Night Action
The Associated Press top ten high school football teams yielded mixed results from Friday games. Upper Arlington beat Lima, Lincoln, 45-43, while Warren def. Elyria 50-0 and Sandusky dominated Leroin Snoiar 36-50. Cincinnati taearly, Norwalk, Dover St Joseph and many others posted victories or idle statuses across Ohio, reflecting a dense slate of competitive Friday night games and shifting local rankings.
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Prady
Fllinnees
Cincinnayi Taartier
Cintna Rayer Goeens
Norwalk
Bear Crnstview
She Lawedt
Beet Hordie
Lad
Dover St. Joseph
Fman
St.Mary's
Bowling stars set marks at Rollerbowl in Athens action
Goris Sams of Cline's Welding rolled four triplicate games including three 143s in the Ladies Rollerbowl League at the Rollerbowl and will receive a WIBC award. Kim White of Michelob on Thursday A League tallied a 6 percent series with a 4 225 game as bowling continues for tar and junior keglers in Athens. Bengals defeated the Packers 166 in a Chauncey Pee Wes Langus game Saturday.
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Goris Sams
Cline
WIBC
Bantar
Keglers
Athens
Kim White
Michelob
Bengals
Packers
Chauncey Pee Wes Langus
Logan Scores Early Holds Off Bucks in SECAL Clash
Logan Chieftains built a 3 TD first quarter lead and held on to defeat Nelsonville York 20 14. Chuck Lowe rushed 159 yards on 22 carries and scored on a four yard run, while Bob Johnston added a one yard score and a 40 yard pass to Mark Shaw. Nelsonville York answered with a late first half pass to Rocky Smathers and a Sullivan keeper from the one. Senior Dave Weaver led the Bucks with 52 yards on 16 carries and forced two fumbles as Logan outgained Nelsonville York 278 to 106 and 149 first downs to 72. Logan hosts Athens next, Nelsonville York travels to Wellston.
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Bucks
Chuck Lowe
Chiefs
Logan
Bob Johnston
Johnston
Mark Shaw
Dave Sullivan
Rocky Smathers
Sullivan
Weaver
Nelsonville-York
Athens
Wellston
Jameiay
Lowe
Ton
Shaw
Jehne Beougher
Tos
Smalhert
Rom ‘Sullivan
Sultan
Fun
Pat
Weaver Teun
Bucks Tied for Fifth After Tough Logan Game
League clash Friday night saw the Chiefs bog down with five second half fumbles as Logan’s defense held firm. Logan tied for fifth place while Gallipolis sits 1-2 in league play and 23- overall. The toss was the fifth consecutive for the Bucks.
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Chiefs
Bucks
Logan
Gallipolis
Vikings Beat Rock Hill 28-0 Behind Maurer’s Arm
McArthur Vinton County stunned Rock Hill 28-0 as substitute QB Rick Maurer threw for 171 yards and two scores and ran for a TD. Scott Blake caught a 35 and 10 yard pass, Gary Zimmerman returned an interception for a score, and Maurer added a PAT and a rushing TD. Rock Hill struggled with three fumbles and injuries to regular QB Mark Bullock.
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Paul Danison Messenger
McArthur
Vinton County
Rock Hill Redmen
Rick Maurer
Maurer
Mark Bullock
Bere Union
Vikings
Scott I Blake
Winsor County
Gary Zimmerman
Randy Kerns
Redmen
Rock Hill
Frank Adams
Blake
Gary Barber
Chuck Christian
Miller
Vinton Coun
Menton
Tis
Hom Maurerl
Zimmerman
Barbar
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