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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1981

Page

5

Inland football title on line as Columbia hosts Independence

Columbia and Independence meet at Midview High field at 8 p m in the Inland Conference final with both teams seeking their first title. The series has alternated 18 8 scores in recent finals and Independence enters as the favorite based on recent results and scoring punch led by Greg Profan cik and Tom Spagnola.

Midview High Columbia Independence Blue Devils Cuyahoga County Inland Keystone Avon Cuyahoga Heights Lutheran West Firelands Brooklyn Falcons Randers Ron Vandergriff Frank Vibonese Drew Joseph Ron Davis Tom Spagnola Beachwood Richmond Heights Windham Buckeye

Brecksville Edges North Olmsted In State Soccer Semifinal

Brecksville defeated North Olmsted 1-0 to reach the state Class AAA final at the Rubber Bowl as Tony Ziska scored late and Mark Pfister anchored the Bees defense. North Olmsted, 24-2, outshot 15-14 but could not overcome the goal with 10 minutes left. Columbus St Charles beat Chagrin Falls 1-0 in overtime in the Class A-AA semifinal.

Karoly Molnar C-T AKRON North Olmsted Eagles Brecksville Bees Mark Pfister Tony Ziska Ziska Chris Baker Pfister Mike Sheparovich Baker Lielihood North Olmsted-Brecks Nwunah Uliee

No Michigan or Ohio State in Rose Bowl this year

Wisconsin sits atop the Big Ten race with a 6-3 season mark and 5-2 conference record, clinching a potential Rose Bowl bid as Michigan and Ohio State face uncertain paths. Iowa, Wisconsin, and Michigan still chase title shares while Minnesota and Illinois trail with 4-3 records.

Michigan Ohio State IOWA Wisconsin Associated Press Minnesota Purdue Wolverines Illinois Gophers Illini Pittsburgh Army Clemson Maryland Southern California Washington Georgia Auburn Ned Penn State Alabama Crimson Tide Bear Bryant Nebraska Iowa State Southern Methodist Texas Tech Arizona State UCLA Texas Texas Christian Miamm Fla Virginia Tech North Carolina Virginia Southern Mississippi Florida State Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas Texas A&m Washington State California Brigham Young Hawaii Channel 5 Tim Krumie Hawkeyes Badgers

Baldwin-Wallace Faces Wittenberg In Ohio Conference Title Tilt

Baldwin-Wallace aims to beat host Wittenberg for a fifth straight time in the Ohio Conference football championship game but may be without star quarterback Dave Heinemann due to back and knee injuries. Freshman Brian Moore stepped in last week with four TDs as the Yellow Jackets seek a title defense against the Tigers, who won last year 16-0.

Associated Press Baldwin-Wallace Wittenberg Ohio Dave Heinemann Heinemann Brian Moore Hest Tigers Northwestern Bruce Ohio State Dennis Green Michigan Kevin Villars Mike Kerrigan Wildcats Villars Kerrigan Stonger

Ohio State Faces Winless Northwestern In Final Home Game

Ohio State, 6-3 overall and 4-2 in the Big Ten, hosts 0-9 Northwestern in the Buckeyes last home game of the season as they chase a Big Ten title and Rose Bowl berth. Art Schlichter pursues more OSU passing records while Tim Spencer and Gary Williams eye milestone gains. Northwestern quarterback Villars starts with Kerrigan splitting duties, aiming to throw against OSU’s improving pass defense.

Ers Ohio State Northwestern Columbus UPI Buckeyes Buckeye Michigan Minnesota Ohio Stadium Earle Bruce Art Schlichter Schlichter OSU Tim Spencer Gary Williams Spencer Williams Bill Anders

Transitions shake Chicago squads with manager and staff moves

Chicago AL signs manager Tony LaRussa to a two year deal and GM Roland Hemond to a separate contract while Charlie Lau becomes batting instructor. Chicago NL inks outfielder Jerry Morales to a one year contract. Cleveland claims QB Rick and Pittsburgh waives a QB safety. Los Angeles places Carson and Brooks on the DL and signs TE Gil. Minnesota places WR McDole on IR and cuts WR Lewin. Washington cuts tight end.

Chicago Tony LaHussa Roland Hemond Charlie Lau Jerry Morales Cleveland Rick ‘Ano Oon Pittsburgh Los Angeles Howard Carson Larry Brooks Lewis Gil Ri

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