Salmon outlook dim as high waters hinder coho and chinook
Afloat and Afield notes poor salmon prospects along the Huron River due to high muddy water while Lake Erie reports better fishing. Perch along shorelines, emerald shiners as payoff bait, and crappie action in backwaters noted. A hunting week cites pheasant releases at Spencer Wellington and Shreve. RD 1 coon hunter Cliff Schindeldecker involved in a deer incident after a buck knocked him down.
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Mileti Eyes Akron Rubber Bowl For Indians Lease
Cleveland Indians owner Mileti is considering using the 35 000 seat Rubber Bowl in Akron after eviction from the Stadium. He has inspected the Rubber Bowl this week and reportedly holds plans for the venue not suited for baseball as laid out. City officials and the finance director show no scheduled talks, and any move requires AL approval.
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AP picks San Diego 28 Cleveland 17 in Monday night
The Chargers triumph 28 to 17 over the Browns as a Monday night showdown delivers late scoring. John Had provides an emerging spark, with fans hoping he repeats a strong performance on a short week.
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Amherst Fall Sports Banquet Honors 6 2 1 Football Team
Amherst hosts a Fall Sports Banquet at Tom's Country Place on Monday Nov. 20 at 6 30 p m. The event honors participants in football cross country girls tennis and volleyball with the football team posting 6 2 1 and cross country winning the Lakeland Conference. Tickets are available at the high school office or from athletes.
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Westlake North Olmsted dominate SWC All Stars
Westlake and North Olmsted share top honors as co champions of the SWC. The pair lead first team selections with multiple players. Jeff Koterba of Westlake named player of the year and Mike Currence cited as top coach.
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MAC title chase hinges on Miami and Toledo results
Bowling Green tops the Mid-American Conference with a 4 1 record but has no MAC games left. Kent State would clinch the title with wins over Miami and Toledo, while Toledo fields an injured squad led by All American candidate Joe Schwartz and Bruce Arthur as they face a heavy schedule.
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Contested Rivalries Highlight Saturday College Football Card
Alabama edges past a longtime foe 14-7 after recent defeats. Ohio State faces Michigan State as injuries test Woody Hayes and Duffy Daugherty departs. Nebraska rebounds to host unranked Missouri at home while Notre Dame meets Colorado and Stanford challenges Washington State in a crowded 20th ranking slate.
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Bowling scores and standings from local leagues
The report lists players and scores from several leagues. Ridge’s 57 in the Swingin Strikers at Center, Betty McCann’s 232 in the Elks Thursday Couples, and late Wednesday totals include Rene Paladyn 533 with a 210 game, Janet Barr 212, and Shirley Coffman 206 in the Grafton Morning League. Club standings name Irene Pasadyn 498 Yvonne Hamilton 351 Evelyn Zoltai 427 Betty McCann 21 Jo Gallion 519 Janet Barr and others with assorted scores.
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