Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes seeks focus before Michigan game
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes avoided naming Michigan in public sessions while acknowledging the Wolverines’ recent 42 0 and 55 0 routs that set up a Big Ten title showdown. Hayes cited seven Buckeye turnovers in their 24 7 and 10 7 wins over Wisconsin and Purdue and noted self criticism after a miscues filled performance.
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Bucks take edge in bumpersticker war
Columbus AP report says Patrick T Lemmon a Ohio State senior ran a bumper sticker stunt that backfired when 2000 Michigan fans inadvertently promoted Ohio State. Lemmon printed Go Blue Michigan stickers via an Ann Arbor bookstore and used Go Bucks Beat Michigan with a hidden GB BM mark.
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Cards rout Cowboys for third straight shutout
St Louis Cardinal backs Johnny Roland ran for 78 yards and scored three touchdowns including a 74 yard punt return as the Cards beat the Dallas Cowboys 38 0 to extend their NFL shutout streak. Roland and Cid Edwards injury opened the door for a strong running attack.
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Massillon Tops Class AAA. New Lexington and Portsmouth Notre Dame Shine
Massillon, New Lexington and Portsmouth Notre Dame were named state champions in their divisions by AP writers and broadcasters. Massillon led Class AAA with a 10-0-0 season and 223 points, while Upper Arlington trailed in voting for the AAA title after three straight crowns. New Lexington captured Class AA with coach Jim Rockwell praising the Panthers' rebound from past success, and Portsmouth Notre Dame won Class A, securing its second title in four years under coach Ed Miller.
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New Lexington Panthers Lead Class A Final Poll
The Tigers boast 479-124 all time, last Ohio title in 1965, while New Lexington coached by Rockwell posts a 90-21-8 mark in 12 seasons. Panthers rise to top with 171 points, edging Bucyrus and Cycleville, as Notre Dame 9-0-0 leads Class A with 184 points.
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Massillon's 12th AP title achieved in Ohio football history
Columbus AP recap lists Massillon as securing its 12th Associated Press title in Ohio big school football history through the years, detailing the champions recognized by the poll as the state’s top teams over time.
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Bay Triumphant as Southwestern Coach is Lauded
Jack Llewellyn named Southwestern Conference football Coach of the Year after guiding Bay Rockets to an 8-1 record and a conference co championship with Westlake. Westlake led with seven All Southwestern selections. Bay had six. Avon Lake, North Olmsted, and others also placed multiple players on the All SSC team.
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Elyria Catholic to show film of victory at Coliseum
Elyria Catholic will present a film recounting its victory to be screened tomorrow at 1 pm in the Health of the Coliseum. The event was rescheduled from Tuesday due to a North Central Conference meeting, with the showing expected to run once.
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Middle Basketball League signups in Elyria for boys
The Middle Basketball League for 13 to 15 year olds will organize on November 30. Elyria residents may sign up at Prospect Recreation Center by that date for a $150 fee. Play starts December 14. Returning players may join the same team this season if they attend practice sessions.
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Schembechler cites even incentives in Michigan OSU clash
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler says incentives are even for the Michigan Ohio State showdown as the Big Ten title race and national championship picture hinge on the outcome. He notes Ohio State psychological edge from last year’s upset, while Michigan seeks the conference crown and Rose Bowl bid.
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Baltimore Zips Past Cavaliers in 98 86 Victory
The Baltimore Bullets rallied from a 69 41 deficit after three quarters to defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers 98 88 Monday night. Cleveland led 52 43 at halftime but foul trouble and late turnovers allowed Baltimore to surge ahead with a decisive stretch drive. Egan Johnson Lewis McLemore Smith Warren Wesley Johnson Mann Miles Monroe Tresvant Unseld led the Bullets with a strong defensive effort as Cleveland dropped their 18th game of the season.
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City cage league teams to be announced Nov 30
Elyria’s Department of Parks and Recreation moves ahead with a Nov 30 announcement of city basketball league teams for high school young adult and adult divisions. A Player Assignment Committee will meet Nov 23 24 to rate registrations and select balanced teams and captains who will manage their squads.
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