Elyria’s Barton, Gutbrod Co-Coaches of the Year in Northeastern Ohio
Bill Gutbrod of Cleveland St. Joseph and Bill Barton of Elyria named The Associated Press Class AA co coaches of the year for the Northeastern District. Barton led Elyria to a second straight undefeated season and top state ranking in 1969, after 15 years at the helm with a 93-45-7 record.
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Midview adult recreation starts
Midview Local School District residents can join an adult recreation program featuring volleyball and basketball. The sessions run each Wednesday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Midview Junior High through April, under the Midview School Board and director George Bates. Cincinnati’s FIRST won the 1952 American Legion Junior Baseball Championship. Cleveland Browns clinch Century Division with a 28-24 comeback win over the Chicago Bears, a young squad with room to improve before the playoffs.
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Browns Clinch Victory Showcasing Blitz Adaptation
Gary Collins stood out with six receptions for 126 yards as Cleveland edged Chicago 24 21 to clinch the playoff berth intrigue. Coach Blanton Collier praised the youthful roster and stressed ongoing improvement while Bills Nelson led a 90 yard closing drive after weathering Bears blitzes.
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Rams chase undefeated season as 11-0 start boosts hopes
Los Angeles Rams moved to 11-0 with a 24-13 win over Washington, clinching the Coastal Division and setting up a Western Conference final with Minnesota. Browns clinched Century Division with a 28-24 win over Chicago to face Cleveland in the Eastern final. Other results included Baltimore over Atlanta, Green Bay past the Giants, New Orleans over Philadelphia, and St. Louis crushing Pittsburgh.
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Lamonica Shines as Raiders Top Jets in New York Showdown
Daryle Lamonica outgunned Joe Namath with 19 of 28 passes for 333 yards and two TDs guiding Oakland to a 27-14 victory as 63,865 fans braved a 40 degree spell. Namath managed 169 yards on 10 of 30 attempts under heavy pressure. Raiders reclaim first in the Western Division while Jets stumble in the East. Boston beat Miami 38-23 and Buffalo edged Cincinnati 16-13 as snow slowed play and key miscues.
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Palmer wins Heritage Classic at Harbour Town in comeback
Arnold Palmer endures a long win drought but captures $20,000 by three strokes at the Heritage Classic in Hilton Head. He shot 74 for a tournament total of 283, holding off Richard Crawford and Bert Yancey who tied for second at 286. Jack Nicklaus posted 75 to tie for fourth with Earl Stewart and Jack Ewing.
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