Doan Resigns Elyria High Football Coach Post
Elyria High football coach and faculty manager Terry Doan will resign as coach at tonight's board meeting to focus on the faculty manager role and his administrative studies. Doan, who has led the Pioneers for six seasons with a 32-27-1 record, cites time conflicts among teaching, coaching, and management and plans to continue teaching math and serve as faculty manager while pursuing a secondary principal's degree.
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Browns Feelant Grow Weak In Denver Loss Orange Crush hits Cleveland playoff hopes hard
The Cleveland Browns fell to 8-6 after a 27-6 defeat at Denver, leaving them one game behind Pittsburgh in the AFC Central with two to play and needing a pair of wins for a wild-card shot. Elway connected on two TD passes as Cleveland’s secondary struggled. Burrell’s season ended with a broken left arm on the final play of the third quarter.
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Panthers honored at football fete
Elyria Catholic celebrated its state championship season at a four hour Sunday night gala in the Coliseum and auditorium. About 450 attended as seniors Brian Schneider and Bob Leshnak led a long list of winners including Offensive MVP Al McKinney and Defensive MVP Bob Leshnak, with Coach Jim Rattay lauded as Class AA coach of the year by The Associated Press.
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Steelers miss chance to clinch title in loss
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback suffered an injury but won, pounding the Steelers 23-10 as Pete Johnson ran 126 yards with two first quarter touchdowns. Pittsburgh, 9-2 a month ago, drops to focus on playoff berth amid five turnovers and a three-game skid. Dwayne Woodruff blamed the club for not wanting it enough at once. Gary Dunn called it just one of those days.
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