Upsets Create Logjam for Pac-8 Rose Bowl Bid
The Pac-8 title picture grew murky as California upset USC 28-14 and Washington beat UCLA 17-14. With USC UCLA Washington Stanford at 3-1 behind California 4-1, a 2 or 5 team tie is possible, favoring USC due to non conference wins. California faces Washington and Stanford to close the schedule.
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Bay Brunswick win volleyball sectional in Fairview Park
Bay Village defeated Lorain Southview 15 11 15 12 to reach the district with Bay coach Sue Otto praising strong serving and defense. Brunswick edged Elyria 16 14 13 15 15 10 to advance, with coach Marge Fletcher citing Lori Rucky's decisive serving and the Tigers’ hustle as key factors.
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California, UCLA Loom In Pac-8 Rose Bowl Picture
Cal loses to UCLA in Pac-8 clash as UCLA eyes Rose Bowl bid. The selection rules favor head to head, then best record, then longest Rose Bowl absence. A five way tie would still favor USC with 9-2 after four conference wins. Cal could eliminate USC by winning remaining Pac-8 games including Nov 22 finale at Stanford.
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Clearview falls to Amherst as Clippers earn two top week honors
In a Friday game against Amherst, Clearview’s defense shined with two top players. Al Dennis led the line with eight tackles and 83 percent grade, while Tony Woskubu nick earned 88 percent with 11 tackles. George Andulics earned Hustler of the Week honors as junior center.
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LCCC women win 7th game in season
The Lorain County Community College field hockey team improved to 7-1-2 after a 2-0 win over Bowling Green Jayvee. Chevy Allen scored unassisted and Mary Fraser with Pat Riley on the goal as LCCC posted its sixth shutout. The Commodores close the season hosting Kent State.
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Malone on suspension for NAIA probation and post-season ban
Malone College basketball receives a one year probation and post-season ban from the NAIA after coach Jay Bowerman co signed a car loan for recruit Jamie Pearson from Akron Ohio. Pearson is declared ineligible for this season while Malone seeks clarification from athletic director Bob Starcher.
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Davis signs five year Argo contract in CFL
Anthony Davis former USC All American and WFL star signs a five year 1 million dollar deal with the Toronto Argonauts after weighing offers from the Argonauts and the New York Jets.
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Prep grid schedule Friday high school football matchups
A list of Friday prep grid pairings including Lorain versus Fremont and Sandusky facing Admiral King. Other games feature Berea versus Midpark and Oberlin versus Lake Catholic with several additional district and county showdowns across Lake Erie's region.
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Elyria West names Dempsey and Lewis Players of the Week
Wolverines of the week Bill Dempsey and Dave Lewis were chosen for their Saturday game against Southview. Dempsey earned top lineman honors as senior offensive center with the best blocking grade. Lewis, senior quarterback, was named top back for consistent output.
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Indiana Hoosiers stun No 1 Ohio State 24 14
Miller ratings place Indiana in a major upset as they topple top ranked Ohio State 24 14 improving their position while Ohio State loses ground. The report notes shifts among Oklahoma Alabama Nebraska Michigan and other top teams with Arkansas Texas A&M Notre Dame and Purdue in various standings.
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Sooners Close In On Buckeyes In AP Poll
The second ranked Oklahoma Sooners narrowed the gap to Ohio State as the Buckeyes held No 1 for the fifth straight week after a tough 44 0 victory over Indiana. Nebraska and Michigan both moved within striking distance as top teams jockeyed for a Big Event showdown.
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West Shore Swimmers Open Season With Victory Over Hulcrest
West Shore wins season opener at Mountain meet defeating Hulcrest AGL as Don Sennget breaks a six year old record in the 100 freestyle. Todd Shillington claims the 200 free while Keith Steele and Gary Alexander lead divers and sprints. The team travels to East Cleveland Y next week.
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Ohio State fans fill stands with pageantry and passion
The writer recalls Ohio State's sold out crowds at the 1974 Ohio State Indiana game, noting no empty seats and fans of all ages engaging with band and cheerleaders. He contrasts college crowds with Browns fans, describes a petty vending incident, and observes lasting enthusiasm as fans stay after the game for autographs and the post game band. An Indiana fan mingles with Buckeye supporters, underscoring college rah rah spirit persists in Columbus.
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Elyria Catholic Films Canceled. Panthers Set to Meet
A disrupted schedule leaves no film showings at Elyria Catholic tonight. In sports, the Panthers basketball team is slated to meet Holland at the school cafeteria after the event.
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