Bledsoe scores five touchdowns in Westlake win
Westlake crushed Olmsted Falls 55-6 as senior Bledsoe ran for five scores and helped grab second in the Southwestern Conference scoring race behind Bob Miller of North Olmsted. Yahraus added returns and passes in the rout.
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Keystone Wildcats finish season with win over Raiders
Keystone outscores Columbia Raiders 32 24 to end season in Inland Conference. Wildcats move from tied last to sixth place after scoring in every quarter. Delaine Winhamm opened with a 41 yard run.
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Elyria Pioneers Start Prep For Season Opener
Elyria’s young basketball squad begins six days a week workouts ahead of the November 29 opener versus North Olmsted. Coach Heisman notes expected competition within the conference with Lorain and Fremont as top contenders while Albany, Sandusky, and Marion bring returning players.
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Elyria Catholic Eyes Talent as Schedule Grows Tough
Elyria Catholic coach Guinta praises a hardworking junior squad that will likely push players to the junior varsity for experience. The program recalls past stars Bill Samek Rick Fritz and Rich Gordon while losing guards Randy Lauer and Roger Neff and center John Hines to graduation. The Wildcats later surged in a third-quarter play as John Schaefer sprinted 37 yards for a touchdown, narrowing the gap before a late flurry from Columbia.
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Keystone Ends Season With Narrow Loss To Columbia
Keystone finishes the season 25 league games and 45 overall after a 25 45 loss to Columbia. Vidovich scores on a 70 yard pass from Bing while Havenseck connects with Tom Smith for a 39 yard pass. Schaefer converts.
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Mahovlich Hat Trick Sparks Red Wings Victory
Frank Mahovlich scored a hat trick and Gordie Howe added three assists to lift the Detroit Red Wings past the Boston Bruins 7-5 after a 4-1 lead. Howe notched his 900th assist in the first period, becoming the first NHL player to reach that mark. Don Marshall scored late in the third to seal the win. New York also beat Philadelphia 2-1 as Delvecchio opened the scoring.
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North Olmsted ends coach Slater’s career with perfect SWC title
North Olmsted High riders cap Ron Slater’s 23 year tenure with a 58 to 16 victory over Medina sealing a SWC championship. Slater’s son Ron Jr and nephew Bob Miller starred as Miller rushed for 194 yards and two scores while Miller and Bower added touchdowns amid a 645 yards total offense for the Eagles.
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