Weekend Quiz Answers From the Bowl and NFL Stats
The questions cover New Year’s Day bowls with Rose 27 17 Orange 17 12 Sugar 34 13 Cotton 24 11. John Brodie led the NFC with 59%. Daryle Lamonica led the AFC passer. Virgil Carter was 51.4% accurate. Bob Griese tops in the AFC at 58%. Oakland had 4829 yards total offense. False about the Hat Trick. Tulane won the Liberty Bowl 17 3. Peach Bowl location Atlanta. Arizona State 48 Tennessee 34 Toledo 40.
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Elyria Catholic Faces Crucial Test Tonight
Elyria Catholic expects a decisive home win over Byzantine to defend its North Central Conference basketball crown. The Panthers sit 1-0 in league play, while the Byzantine Bucs aim to rebalance after a rough road trip and stay alive in the title race.
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Parma Byzantine
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Byzantine
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Panth
Commodores fall to Metro 24-16 in wrestling clash
Lorain County Community College drops a close wrestling decision to Cuyahoga Community Metro 24-16 as Cetovich pins are narrowly thwarted. Ed Wade pins Cetovich with 1 20 left in the third. Cruzado loses by pin with 18 seconds left in the second. Hada pins Kirbus to salvage a Commodores victory effort.
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Metro
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SCCC
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Wade
Turnpike Athletic Conference
TAC
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Bob McKee
Giganti
Ron Hada
Cammodores
Skip Kirbus
Hada
Kirbus
John Sopko
Tom Sterlekar
Sopko
Sterlekar
Lorain County
Col Kirbus
C-T
John Fazio
Panthers and Byzantine clash in key league showdown
In a packed night of prep basketball, Elyria Catholic hosts Byzantine in a high stakes matchup. Star center Mike Telep leads Byzantine while Elyria counters with guards Greg Bertovich and Doug Gerber and forward Dave Tomko as both teams seek important conference wins.
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Panther
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Guinta
Ray Korona
Gary Dwyer
Lakewood St. Edward
Greg Dent
Woody Byam
St. Ed
Dave Tomko
Brian Eisenmacher
Cleveland Catholic
St. Ed's
Kulwicki
Voegers
Greg. Bertovich
Doug Gerber
Telep
Byzantine
Greg Bertovich
Bob Kaminski
Pioneers Seek Down Mentor in Rival Wrestling Test
Elyria travels to Mentor for a 7 30 p m wrestling clash as the Pioneers eye their first win over Mentor. Mentor is 2 2 after losses to Madison and Kenston and Elyria used a strong Pioneer Invitational showing to build momentum.
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Kenston
Brecksville
Dave Cos
Bucks Triumph Over Knicks in Rivalry Clincher Showdown
Milwaukee tops New York 116 to 106 as Oscar Robertson scores a season high 35 points to seal the win. The Bucks improve to 33-7 while the Knicks drop to 32-13, solidifying a high profile East vs Midwest clash in the NBA season.
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Boston and Vancouver clash as NAL scoresline shows
In a league recap NAL reports Boston beat Vancouver 6 to 4 while Buffalo defeated Detroit 7 to 4 and Philadelphia edged Los Angeles 5 to 5. The results highlight a busy game slate with mixed outcomes across teams.
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Vancouver
DOJ denies Press story linking players to gambling
Justice Department spokesman Robert L. Stevenson said there is no evidence linking any professional football players to organized gambling after the Cleveland Press reported possible connections found in raids in Cleveland and other Ohio cities. He added the department has no plans to subpoena players in Cleveland before a grand jury.
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Series goes under lights in first World Series night game
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced that the fourth game of the 1971 World Series, scheduled for Wednesday October 13 at the National League champion’s park, will be the first night game in the classic. The move ends years of speculation about a night game for television.
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UPI
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Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
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