Seven Lorain County schools form fall 1986 Class AA-A conference
Seven Lorain County schools have committed to form a new eight‑team conference by fall 1986, with Elyria West Clearview Brookside Firelands Keystone Oberlin and Wellington joining. Applications for an eighth are open as principals prepare a governing body and draft a constitution while aligning with Ohio High School Athletic Association guidelines.
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Roger Negin
C-T
Lorain County
Elyria West
Clearview
Brookside
Firelands Keystone
Oberlin
Wellington
Lakeland Conference
Keystone
Firelands
Ross
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Celtics Rally Past Cavaliers In 113-108 Victory
Larry Bird scored nine of his 26 points in the fourth as Boston erased a seven point deficit to beat Cleveland 113-108. Dennis Johnson and Parish fueled a late rally while Bird highlighted a fourth quarter surge. Cleveland led 97-90 before Boston ran off an 8-0 stretch and claimed a 107-101 edge with 2:41 left. Bird, McHale and Ainge paced Boston while Free led Cleveland with 24 points.
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Boston
Larry Bird
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland
Melvin Turpin
Celtics
Cavaliers
Cavs
Hinson
Mubbard
Shelton
Tagley
Free
Walllame
Turpin
Anderson
Eriquette
McHale
Bird
Varish
Johnson
Ainge
Wedman
Clark
Buckner
Kite
Carr
Pont
Paquette
Bagley
Pariah
Alusia
Hagby
Dennis Johnson
Robert Parish
Boston Garden
Phil Hubbard
Westlake star Kolesar commits to Michigan football
Westlake’s John Kolesar, a productive running back, verbally commits to the University of Michigan to play football. The 6-foot 190-pound tailback plans to sign a national letter of intent Feb. 13 after considering Ohio State, West Virginia, NC State, Miami of Ohio, and Michigan.
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Gene Legeza
Westlake
John Kolesar
Kolesar
University of Michigan
Ohio State
West Virginia
North Carolina State
Miami
Ohio
Michigan
Bill
North Carolina
Lakewood St. Ed's
Vern Long
Flutie Installed as No 1 QB After Sipe Trade
Heisman winner Doug Flutie becomes the New Jersey Generals top quarterback after Brian Sipe is traded to the Jacksonville Bulls. Sipe, 35, will earn about 800000 per season and the Bulls provide an 1986 draft pick and future considerations. Flutie signed with the Generals days earlier and will back up Gene Bradley until his Feb 15 start against the Orlando Renegades at Orlando Stadium.
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Orlando Sentinel
Orlando
Fla
Doug Flutie
New Jersey Generals
Brian Sipe
Jacksonville Bulls
Sipe
Generals
Jacksonville
Bulls
Flutie
Gene Bradley
Arkansas State
Tampa Bay
Walt Michaels
Orlando Renegades
Orlando Stadium
Lakeland conference title on line as Oberlin and Midview clash
With three weeks left in the season Oberlin and Midview lead the Lakeland race at 9-1 each. Oberlin seeks a key home win Friday to grab the conference edge. the loser would fall a game back with two to play. Other area teams pursue momentum as Avon Lake, Bay and nearby rivals jockey for position in their leagues.
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Lakeland
Oberlin
Midview
Indians
Elyria Catholic
Elyria West
Panthers
Avon Lake
Bay
Shoremen
Medina
Fairview
Admiral King
Buckeye
Findlay
Admirals
Elgins
Marion
Keystone
South Amherst
Wildcats
Lutheran West
Brooklyn
Longhorns
Independence
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Inland Conference
Mel Turpin
Roy Hinson
Hubbard
Parish
Kevin McHale
Cedric Maxwell
Johnny Davis
Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Indianapolis
Dallas Mavericks
Gary Moeller
Doug
Ohe State
Bo Schembechler
Ann Arbor
Wée
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Bledsoe
Demons
Steubenville
Brian
Renegades
Boston College
Jay Seltzer
Michaels
Herschel Walker
Walker
Donald Trump
Flute
New Jersey
Lorain Catholic
Southview
Spartans
South
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