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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1975

Page

5

Raiders roll over Avon for second in Inland Conference

Avon and Columbia clash as Tim French runs for 15 yards and three touchdowns, sparking a 28-0 Columbia win. The Raiders, led by an oiled offensive line, gain 326 rushing yards and 81 passing yards while Avon struggles for only three first downs. Columbia secures second place behind Highland and Lutheran West, finishing 5-2 in league play and 6-3 overall. Avon ends 0-7 in league play, 0-8-1 overall.

Avon Tim French Eagles Columbia Raiders Highland Lutheran West Don Meder Tom Luke Mike Cottom French Shirley Roger Yost Frank Case Smith Steinbach Brad Bailes Dennis Steinbach John Fazio

Firelands Wins Slugfest In Dirty Battle With Keystone

Firelands defeats Keystone 13 to 0 in a rugged Inland Conference clash marred by two ejections and multiple penalties. Keystone’s late drive stalls at Firelands 4 after a decisive goal line stand, as Firelands seals its fourth win in nine games and eyes Vermilion. Keystone falls to 3-4 with Monroeville remaining.

Firelands Keystone Wildcats Billingsley Bechtel Vermilion Monroeville

Who is perfect? defensive driving urged

A defense of careful driving stresses staying alert, recognizing danger early, and yielding to prevent accidents. Standen & Co. notes no driver is perfect and urges patience and charity on the highway to protect all lives.

Standen & So

Strongsville Dominates Brooklyn To Clinch CC Title

Strongsville used a grind it out ground game totaling 381 yards to rout Brooklyn 36-3 and secure the 1975 Cuyahoga Conference title. Starters Randy Radtke and Steve White combined with quarterback Carl Mieval for multiple scores as Strongsville finishes 8-1 overall and 6-0 in conference play, in the final CC campaign.

Brooklyn Strongsville Cuyahoga Mustangs Steve White Randy Radtke Carl Mieval Hurricane Radtke Mieval Radkte White Ken Loeb Carl Miegal Steve Whites S& Mieval Ivan Chris Rezabeck Mieyal Ren Strong Brook AttCom

Kummant Leads CWRU to Dual Meet Streak and Wins

Kummant, a freshman from Amherst High, paced Case Western Reserve to dual meet wins over Hiram and Allegheny with a 26 54 five mile effort at Sugarbush Golf Course. He defeated All American teammate Doug Leary as CWRU stretched its dual meet streak to 47 and claimed eight straight conference titles. Strongsville’s Dave Thomas set school records with 35 receptions for 515 yards and three catches, while Steve White added 95 rushing yards as the Mustangs totaled 427 offensive yards. Coach Marty Albert hailed a standout senior class and the season’s success.

Avon Terry Smith Raider Dennis Steinbach Jeff Smith Dave VanHorn Gene Lavalle Brad Bailes Joe Smith Ken Broz Bob White Columbia Scott Shirley Amherst High Pete Kummant Case Western Reserve Hiram Allegheny Kummant Sugarbush Doug Leary Case Strongsville Dave Thomas Steve White Mustangs Marty Albert

Lutheran West shares Inland title ends Buckeye Bucks season

Lutheran West clinched a co conference title in Inland action last night marking the first time in school history. The Longhorns shutout Buckeye Bucks 22 to 0 to finish 6-1 in conference play while Buckeye ends 4-3 in league and 45 overall. Mike Grove led the Longhorns with 74 rushing yards on 25 carries and no touchdowns as the defense contained Buckeye. Next week Buckeye hosts Cloverleaf in a non conference finale. Hall of Famer Glenn Hall played 18 NHL seasons as a goaltender with Detroit Chicago and St Louis.

Lutheran West Steinbach French Cottom Raider Raiders Brookside Avon Clearview Smith Medina Longhorns Buckeye Bucks Mike Grove Bucks Buckeye Longhorn Cloverleaf Glenn Hall National Hockey League Detroit Chicago St. Louis

Berea Braves Fall to Heights in 15 12 Loss

Berea opened with a 6-0 lead on a 33 yard pass from Mark Stoyanoff to Dan Tushar but Cleveland Heights rallied for a 15-12 Lake Erie League victory. Berea limited to 66 rushing yards and now stands 1-7-1. next week they face Midpark in a city rivalry game.

BEREA Berea Braves Stoyanoff Dan Tushar Cleveland Heights Tigers Lake Erie Heights Midpark

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