Edgewood Cougars fall short of Class AA playoffs
Edgewood High School finished the season with a 19-8 win over Lebanon and a 9 game win streak but missed the state Class AA playoffs by a narrow margin in the final computer poll. Coach Dale Robertson praised the program's rapid improvement from past losses and noted the combined fall records of Edgewood teams reached 23-2.
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Middletown coach predicts visit by Heisman names to recruit Todd Bell
Middletown High coach Jack Gordon says O J Simpson Archie Griffin and others could drop by to chat with Todd Bell about college recruiting. Southern California and Woody Hayes tied to Bell with other stars like Johnny Bench and Pete Rose helping Cincinnati recruit. The piece notes the lure of big names in Texas recruiting and the risk of confusion amid multiple offers.
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Bruins Fade in AP College Football Rankings Near Pitt
Pitt remains undefeated at 10-0 with a 24-16 win over West Virginia. UCLA slides to 4-5 in a 45-14 victory over Oregon State as USC Michigan and Texas Tech rise to a sixth place tie with Maryland. Rutgers cracks the top twenty for the first time this season.
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Ohio State Faces Michigan as Biggest 1976 Hurdle
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes says Michigan is the toughest 1976 foe remaining as the Buckeyes chase a Big Ten title and Rose Bowl bid. Michigan sits 9-1-0 with a 6-1 conference mark, while OSU eyes a possible pass game to counter Wolverines' defense. Hayes notes potential lineup tests including Jim Moore's knee return.
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Hunter named honorary captain of all-GMC team
Cecil Hunter, who died during the Middletown Middies season, was chosen as honorary captain of the all-Greater Miami Conference team by the coaches. The Middies placed three players on both the defensive and offensive squads, with Todd Bell, Ron Gregory, Joe Merritt on defense and Tom Dorn, Lawrence Mack, Greg Pigg on offense.
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Shimada wins Japan Open in tight golf finish
Kosaku Shimada shot a 69 to win the 220000 Japan Open by one stroke over Takashio Murakami and Toru Nakamura. Ender Berlin-Kornelia announces retirement four months after sweeping Olympic golds and silvers.
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Philo High names Barry Parsons coach of the year
Barry Parsons ex Franklinite and Philo High coach of the year for Class AA was chosen by the Associated Press over eastern district teams. Parsons, a Franklin and Muskingum College alumnus, led Philo to eight wins and two losses, the school's best mark since 1969, enjoyed support from Franklin and Carlisle families.
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Indiana Hoosiers Shutouts And Low Scoring Games Of 1975
The Indiana Hoosiers were shut out three times in 1975 and scored under ten points in four other games.
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Playoff pairings for CLASS AAA AA and A football finals
The schedule lists playoff pairings for CLASS AAA at Rubber Bowl and Welcome Stadium with teams Lakewood St Edward Gahanna Cincinnati Moeller Youngstown Mooney, and for CLASS AA Brookville New Lexington Huron Elyria Catholic, plus CLASS A Newark Catholic West Jefferson Fostoria St Wendelin Ashtabula St Johns, with championship times and venues at Rubber Bowl and other sites.
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Welcome Stadium
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Middletsown Middies Host Fete Weeks Ahead of Games
The Middletown Middies athletics schedule kicks off with a 6 15 p m football team annual barbecue in the cafeteria followed by a Boosters Club Meet A Middie supper Thursday where basketball and wrestling squads are introduced. A banquet honors all three girls teams Monday in the school cafeteria at 6 15 p m with golf tennis and volleyball squads named. The Meet A Middie fete is a covered dish affair with the Boosters supplying meat and refreshments and each family asked to bring a salad or dessert.
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Moeller Leads State Playoff Picture With Top Ranking
Moeller the runaway No 1 in Class AAA and Class AA eyes semifinals this weekend as top seed facing No 2 Youngstown Mooney in Dayton at Welcome Stadium. Gahanna, St Edward, Brookville and Huron also headline two semifinal matchups while Perry County power New Lexington seeks AA bid against Brookville.
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Poll Leaders and Scores Across Ohio High Schools
A compiled list shows multiple Ohio high schools with point totals and placements. Notable entries include Cincinnati Moeller 259 points in first, Youngstown Mooney 206, and various others such as Miami Trace, Stow Walsh Jesuit, and Columbus Watterson with varying scores.
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