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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1971

Page

8

Elyria's Touchdown Twins pace Pioneer win 32-12

Twenty years ago today Elyria high school capped its Lake Erie title run with a 32-12 victory over Lorain as the Jones brothers Don and Doug scored two touchdowns each. Jim Miller added a TD and Don Jones rushed 129 yards in a night of frigid crowds and celebration at Ely Stadium.

Elyria Oberlin Indians Elytia Don Doug Jones Pioneers Lorain Lake Erie Ely Stadium Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights Jim Miller Pioneer Paul Carcillo Don Jones Doug Jim Muller Harlan Chapman Dick Perkins Don Morris Bill Pitkin Ed Sakal Carl Larkins Cliff Elbert Dean Shaffer Bill Hopkins Bill Coyer John Sheldon Happy Pioneers Andy Kosco Dan Jones Lavon McCall Johnny Karason Wells Gray Steelman Clearview Huron Steve Perkovich George van Nell Clippers Glenville Bob Bryant Bob Holden Rocky River Amherst Vermilion Rich Wilfred Don Starbuck Jack Moskal Comets Tony Marley Harold Fureron Bob Kirkpatrick Wellington Dukes Rittman New London Willard Eddie Mack Wadsworth Medina Avon Lake Elyria Catholic Peg Tayley Joyce Gildenmeister Ruth Henke Carl Henke Tommy Bolt Pinehurst World News Chronicle-Telegram Mideast Capitol Theater David Niven Vera Ellen William Holden Force of Arms Rivoli Aldrich Allan Young Captain Video Rememare

Michigan Hurdles Nebraska In Slim Margin

Michigan climbs to the top of Miller Ratings after a 63 to 7 win over Iowa. The Wolverines lead Nebraska by a narrow margin as the Cornhuskers entered a 31 point favorite before routing Iowa State 37 to 0.

Michigan Miller Iowa Wolverines Portant Nebraska Iowa State Cornhuskers Oklahoma Georgia Alabama Missouri Florida Louisiana Penn State Maryland Notre Dame Terps Areakies Nittany Lions Stanford Purdue Kansas State Kansas Auburn Miami Fla North Carolina State Tulane Arizona State Wyoming Arkansas Southern Methodist California Ohio State Northwestern

Elyria Panthers dominate Southview in 24-0 season finale

Elyria Panthers junior varsity football closed a 6-1 season with a 24-0 win over Lorain Southview. Key scorers Jezewski, Schneider, and Ristas led a strong offense while Robinson added a 10-yard run in the third quarter.

Elyria Catholic Lorain Southview Panthers Lake Catholic Sandusky Perkins Brookside Admiral King Lorain Parma Byzantine Southview Tom Jezewski Rick Schneider Brad Ristas Jezewski Schneider Tony Ross Ristas Ross John Robinson

Keystone High School Ignored After Unbeaten Season

A LaGrange reader complains that Keystone High School, undefeated this season, was left off area high school scores while nearby schools such as Sandusky Admiral King Midview Oberlin Amherst and Clearview are listed. The writer praises Denny Plas and the team for their effort and season.

Keystone High School Sandusky Admiral King Midview Oberlin Amherst Clearview LaGrange Denny Plas

NHL expands to Long Island and Atlanta proposed

The NHL board of governors is expected to recommend expansion to Long Island and Atlanta. The plans target 16 teams, with Atlanta as the first southern franchise and Nassau Coliseum eyed for Nassau County. Roy Boe, Nets owner, backs Long Island entry and could counter WHA plans.

New York UPI National Hockey League Long Island Atlanta NHL Board of Governors World Hockey Association Nassau Coliseum Roy Boe New York Nets American Basketball Association St. Louis

Grave-digging Pirates star defies celebrity mold

Richie Hebner of the World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates appears down to earth as he talks with Oberlin Campus Life. He jokes about grave digging, shares pride in his $18 daily meal money, and reflects on his love of the game. He notes fun, fundamentals, and rare fan interaction with trades as key to his success.

Oberlin Richie Hebner Pittsburgh Pirates Lorain County Bue Oberlin Inn Mike Hebner Boston Vin Manny Jiminez Larry Shepard Fred Patek Reds Patek Bob Gibson Pirates Giants Bucs Baltimore Tve Pittsburgh McDowell Campus Life

Lane ponders swapping Bristol for Williams

ACAPULCO Mexico UPI Ted Williams has never been involved in a trade in his life. There's always that first time though. Milwaukee perhaps. The Milwaukee Brewers suddenly find themselves with a hot property. He's Dave Bristol who manages the Brewers and the way.

Acapulco Mexico

Commodore runners sweep four awards at Akron meet

Lorain County Community College athletes earned four trophies at the Akron Five Mile Road Run. Paul Talkington won in 25:00 while Steve Hathaway placed third in 27:00 and earned NJCAA meet qualification along with Browning, Dobski, Craig, and Williams. Other Commo­dores included Zapor, Landon, Bryant, and Simonovich, with multiple Elyria Catholic, Lorain Southview, Avon ties noted.

Lorain County Community College Akron Hampton Hills Bowling Green Paul Talkington SCCC Steve Hathaway South Amherst Tim Browning Bob Dobski Barry Craig Commodores Jack Wilhelm Steve Zapor Jeff Landon John Bryant Mike Simonovich Hathaway Browning Dobski Craig Zapor Don Williams Admiral King NJCAA Danville Ill Elyria Catholic Lorain Southview Avon

Tillman Secures Fifth Victory in Paria Bout

Ronnie Tillman of the Gentile Athletic Club wins his fifth boxing match by defeating 147-pound Gene Jackson of Watkins Athletic Club at Paria Friday.

Ronnie Tillman Gentile Athletic Club Gene Jackson Watkins Athletic Club Parmia

Frazier delays Ali rematch amid legal hurdles

World heavyweight champion Joe Frazier told the Phil Donahue Show from Ohio State Penitentiary that he hopes to fight Muhammad Ali next year but legal technicalities could push the bout to 1974 or 1975. Frazier spoke to convicts and viewers about contracts and names Cassius Clay.

Columbus UPI Joe Frazier Ohio Muhammed Ali Frazier Phil Donahue Aly John Hartland Frazier-Ali Cassius Clay

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