Earle Bruce Salutes Buckeye Fans For Quiet Ones On Road Games
Ohio State coach Earle Bruce says Buckeye fans often cheer at the wrong times causing noise on the road. He notes home crowd silence hurts defense and punt snaps, but praises 4 000 traveling fans at Purdue and commends Art Schlichter for standout play.
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Broncos gamble payd off in close victory over Vikings
Denver Cowboys? Corrected: Broncos win 19 17 over Minnesota Vikings after Dan Reeves defended decision to go for it on fourth and one with 2:55 left. Rob Lytle and Steve Watson connect for late scores as Denver holds share of AFC West lead. Vikings drop to 5 4 while Denver improves to 6 3.
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Georgia Back as No 1 Choice in Polls After Week
Georgia regains top spot by crushing Temple 49 3 while Penn State loses to Miami 17 14. Pittsburgh falters 29 24 vs Boston College, leaving Pitt at No 10. Michigan USC NC Clemson Illinois Nebraska Texas and others show mixed results in a 14 game Top 20 schedule.
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Browns coach says no excuses after tough Bills loss
Sam Rutigliano stressed focus on the next game with the Denver Broncos after Cleveland fell to Buffalo 22-13. He noted 469 yards by the Bills and 211 by the Browns, with Sipe sacked five times and Logan's in bounds catch disputed.
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Avon Lake’s Berner pushes to lead scoring race
With one week left in 1981 season, Avon Lake’s John Berner and Elyria Catholic’s John Mihalik head a tight scoring duel. Berner’s four touchdowns Friday raise his total to 110, two ahead of Mihalik’s 108, both surpassing last year’s champion Jeffrey’s 104.
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Jeffrey
Pioneers of the Week Spotlight in SWC Lead Race
The Shoremen ace tops SWC with 80 points, 26 ahead of Bay’s Pete Zaremba. Mihalik dominates Erie Coast scoring, while Moyer surges to 88 in Firelands, and Budka seals Lakeland crown with 66 for Vermilion. Field slips to second as Moyer rises in races across conferences.
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