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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1986

Page

3

Prep poll shows AP rankings for Ohio teams and locals

AP panel rates Ohio schools with Canton McKinley at 46 0 268 points Centerville 6 0 246 Canton Hoover 6 11 Cleveland Benedictine 6 4 5 Toledo Whitmer 6 0 126 Steubenville 6 11 407 Purcell Marian 6 0 11 Worthington 6 0 4 Austintown Fitch 6 0 5 10 Beloit West Branch 6 0 11 4 Other schools receiving 10 or more: Berea 39 Gahanna Lincoln 35 North Canton GlenOak 34 14 Alliance 30 15 Middletown 28 16 Cincinnati St Xavier 26 17 Cincinnati Moeller Wooster 23 19 Cleveland St Joseph 22 20. Gahorn Gallia Academy 18 22 Wintersville 17 23 Midpark 16 24 Logan Fairfield 14 26 Massillon Washington Cincinnati Princeton 13 20 Westerville North 12 20 Groveport Madison Parma Padua

Columbus Wcugs Associated Press Dhsaa Divasun AAA Canton Mckinley Centerville Canton Hoover Cleve Benediction Toledo Whitmer Steubenville Cin Purcell Marian Worthington Austintown-Fitch Beloit Weat Branch Pointy Berea Gahanna Lincoln North Cantor Glen Oak Alliance Maddletown Cincinnaty St Xavier Tse Cincinnaty Mueller Wooster Cleveland St Joseph Gahon Gallipolis Gallia Academy Wintersville Midpark Logan Fairfield Massillon Washington Cincinnati Princeton Westerville North Groveport Madison Parma Paduatt

Football Schedule And Result From October Thirteenth

Pro football slate lists Buffalo at Miami Chicago at Houston Detroit at Green Bay Kansas City at Cleveland Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta New Orleans at Indianapolis New York Jets at New England St Louis at Tampa Bay Washington at Dallas Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders Philadelphia at New York Giants Minnesota at San Francisco Denver at San Diego Moods: Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Seattle 33 Chargers 7 at Seattle San Diego Seattle

Buffalo Miam Chicago Houston Detroit Green Bay Kansas City Cleveland Los Angeles Rams Atlanta New Orleans Indianapolis New York Jets New England St. Louis Tampa Bay Washington Dallas Seattle Los Angeles Raiders Philadelphia New York Giants Minnesota San Francisco Denver San Diego Pittsburgh Cincinnati Apericana Pes PFPA AFG NEC NY Jets Muar Lede BeBe Central Louston LA Raiders Hothe N.Y. Giants St Lews Central Chicago Green Bay West L.A. Rams

Wallace Wade dies at 94 longtime Duke coach and Rose Bowl figure

Former Duke football mentor Wallace Wade, who moved the 1941 Rose Bowl to Durham after Pearl Harbor, dies at 94 after brief illness. Other sports items note Michael Dokes arrest, Cal Ripken Sr taking Orioles managerial post, Roger Clemens Cronin Award, America's Cup win by Stars and Stripes, and Kentucky Derby bonus plan.

Wallace Wade Duke University Durham Pasadena Calif Pearl Harbor Michael Dokes Las Vegas Cal Ripken Sr Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver Ripken Baltimore Roger Clemens Boston Red Sox Joe Cronin Freemantle Australia Triple Crown Productions Michigan State Lorenzo White Michigan Richard Todd New York Jets New Orleans Saints Ockey Hl Bob Bourne New York Islanders Los Angeles Kings Roger Brown Arkansas City Kan Jay Sigel Berwyn Madison Miss

Browns still rely on Gruber return as Risien weighs in

Browns tackle Cody Risien says Gruber is anxious to return from an ankle injury that sidelined him on September 1. Baab and Williams express confidence in new starters. Elsewhere in the NFL, Bahr misses a late field goal after a roughing call on Edwards, the Browns win on a later drive, and McNeil sets kickoff return records. Modell moves to reacquire Stadium Corp from the Browns in a $7.2 million plan approved by a judge, while Oberlin Clearview tops Clearview in cross country with Carlos Santiago breaking 18 minutes.

Heimer Gruber Cody Risien Risien Baab Williams Matt Bahr Bahr Pittsburgh Dave Edwards Rick Woods Browns Art Modell Stadium Corp National Football League Cuyahoga County Common Pleas John L. Angelotta Modell Municipal Stadium Stouffer's Inn Strongsville

Sports and staff moves across major leagues and colleges

Transactions show Orioles naming Fupken Sr as manager while White Sox announce Drysdale and Messer return as TV announcers with Crandall and Brown back on radio. Yankees exercise options on Righetti and Butler for 1987. Expos plan to bring back Han sen Winkles Bearnorth and Macha. Renick and Kerrigan not asked to return but offered minor league roles. Pirates name Bernard Mullin senior VP for business. NBA Mavericks waive Cooksey. Jazz extend Green. NFL Jets reach terms with Hubbard. Cardinals sign Enc Swanson. NHL picks include Sabres Gilles and Pavement, Whalers Sher ven, Kings Bourne and Dams, Islanders Wood and Weiss, plus other moves. College notes include Florida State expelling Edbacker, Marist naming Babineau coach, and Marquette retiring Hank Raymonds as athletic director.

Baltimore Orioles Fupken Chicago White Sox Don Drysdale Frank Messer Det Crandall Lorn Brown NEW York Yankees Dave Righetti Mike Butler Montreal Expos Ron Hansen Bobby Winkles Larry Bearnorth Ken Macha Wall Rick Renick Joe Kerrigan Pittsburgh Pirates Bernard J Mullin Ketball National Basketball Association Dallas Mavericks Kam Cooksey Utah Ja2z Fuckey Green

Lakewood St Edward defeat Cle Saint Joseph 3 to something

A college poll item notes Lakewood and St Edward in a matchup against Cle Saint Joseph with a 3 point margin indicated.

Lakewood St. Edward Cle St Joseph

Force opens camp with six draft picks in camp

Warrrensville Heights AP Six of the Cleveland Force's 10 draft choices survived the mini camp and will be among 31 players at full training camp this week Two-a-day practices begin today at the team's training center Desmond Armstrong No 1 pick and third overall in MISL draft will convert from forward to defender with the Force, according to spokesman Tim Rogers.

Warrensville Heights Cleveland Force Cleveland Desmond Armstrong Force Armstrong University of Maryland Tim Rogers

Miami Remains No 1 in AP Top Twenty

Miami holds the top ranking with 55 of 58 first place votes and 1,155 of 1,160 points as Stanford and Mississippi State join the Top Twenty. The Hurricanes routed Northern Illinois 34 0 for their fifth straight win after beating Oklahoma to climb to the summit.

Associated Press Miami Stanford Mississippi State Oklahoma Ilinois Hurricanes

Krueger posts 708 series in Invacare League at Grafton Lanes

Larry Krueger joined a select group by rolling a 708 series in the Invacare Couples League at Grafton Lanes with games of 246 225 and 237, third 700 series this season behind Jim Dawson and Ray Fluker.

Larry Krueger Invacare Grafton Lanes Krueger Jim Dawson Ray Fluker Mike Vitovitz St. Jude Wayne Allgood Center Ridge Lanes Stretch Moran Elyria Rowing Center Dick Moran

Cross country teams clash as Reserve wins despite Elyria-South Amherst top finish

Elyria-South Amherst earned first two runners Steve Saltis and Carl Ferguson with 18:06 and 18:37.7 but lost the meet to Western Reserve due to an incomplete team. Reserve’s Shari Motelik won the girls race in 23:16.5, while Jason Linder took junior high boys in 12:29 and Shannon Sommer was third in 12:41. Jessica Fortune led Reserve's junior high girls in 15:18. South Amherst heads to the Cuyahoga Heights Invitational. area bowling leaders include Marie Yancey with 615 series and other high scores in Center Ridge and Kit Kat Keglers leagues.

Elyria South Amherst Western Reserve Cavaliers Steve Saltis Carl Ferguson Shari Motelik Jason Linder Reserve Shannon Sommer Jessica Fortune Cuyahoga Heights

Traditional option keeps your family in our network

The message emphasizes sticking with familiar physicians and providers under the Traditional option. It reassures members that they do not need to change doctors and that the plan covers a broad network of physicians, hospitals, and health care providers within the county.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Ohio HMO HMO Health HMO USA Blue Shield Nenhern

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