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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1966

Page

15

Oberlin Dominates Vermilion as Holloway Piles Up 103 Yards

Big Ralph Holloway rushed for 103 yards and scored a touchdown with two extra points as Oberlin defeated Vermilion. Quarterback Dick Smith threw for 157 yards and three touchdowns, spreading the ball to Talbert and Eastin. Oberlin’s defense, led by Holloway, held firm after rough first half, sealing the Lakeland Conference win and keeping their title hopes alive.

Ralph “Bear Holloway Sailors Vermilion Bear Oberlin Darrell Goddard Lakeland Indians Godderd Dick Smith Smith John Talbert Eastin

Clearview tops Ridgeville in Lake land Conference clash

Clearview High beat Ridgeville 20 6 as Doug McCaslin and Joe Todd powered the ground game with 198 yards on four carries McCaslin scored twice and Todd once Ridgeville answered with Dave Whalen returning a punt for a score and a late rally to close within 20 6 but could not overcome the Clippers early lead and fourth quarter drive dashed Ridgeville pressured and tied the game briefly before Clearview sealed the win with a late TD drive

North Ridgeville Doug McCaslin Joe Todd Clearview High Lakeland McCaslin Todd Dave Whalen Ridgeville Clipper Rangers Clearview

Avon Lake Tops Olmsted Falls to Lead Southwestern Conference

Avon Lake High football stays undefeated and alone atop the Southwestern Conference with a 24 6 win over Olmsted Falls. Quarterback Mick Hutton sparked the victory with two touchdowns and all three team conversions, throwing for two more and rushing 37 yards for a fourth quarter score. Randy Enger caught a 47 yard scoring pass set up by Hutton in the second period. Jim Heinrich added the opening touchdown on a 32 yard drive after an Olmsted Falls punt.

Mayer Oberlin Vermilion John Cannon Rats Feelington Ellington Howard Chambers Smith Clearview Ridgeville McCaslin Ireland Bob the Clippers Fisher's Middies Todd Olmsted Falls Mick Hutton Avon Lake High Shoremen Hutton Enger Dick Wakefield Bruce Gerbick Wakefield Scott Morrison Bulldogs Dan Roth Rich Mollett Avon Lake Heinrich Tun Roth Mellott Avon Lake Gerbick Grafton Dave Rader Dennis Dies Waxeln Sheller Tom Croyle John Essig Croyle Amherst McCourt Midview Lakeland Conference Plete Jim McCourt Rader Terry Albert Dave Borling Comets Ord Pallas Vic Dewey Kent Milla Ry Tim Botamer Highland Ter Cort Karpinaki

Brookside breaks win drought with 22 0 victory

Brookside High football clawed back into the win column with a 22 0 Inland Conference win over Columbia Station. Kevin Morris scored Brookside's only reported TD. Rich Kanary Tim Smith and Dave Xockun contributed as Brookside outpaced Columbia in first downs and total yards.

Firelands and Buckeye play to 14-14 tie in clash

Firelands and Buckeye High battled to a 14-14 tie in a region game as both teams matched 1-1 in conference play. Firelands rolled two long second‑quarter scores while Buckeye answered with a key 64‑yard pass and a third‑period quarterback sneak and pass to set the final stalemate.

Firelands Buckeye Tangle Henrietta Firelands Buckeye High Inland Buckeye Bob Markworth Ron Snider Falcons Bruce Wurstle Elie Anthony

Amherst Routs Middies 28-20 in Homecoming Thriller

Amherst defeats Midview 28 to 20 as Croyle runs and passes set up key scores. Rader and Essig connect on late plays, while Midview suffers a yardage gap in rushing and passes. Ack of penalties and big gains define a tense conference clash witnessed by a crowded stadium.

Highland beats Inland to seize Inland Conference lead 28 18

In a tense Inland Conference football clash at Lagrange Highland defeated Keystone 28 18 to claim first place. Ken Luttner starred with two touchdowns and 134 receiving yards while Noel Pallas rushed for 114 yards and scored twice as Keystone fought back but could not overtake the Wildcats who pulled away late in the game.

Lagrange Highland Keystone Noel Pallas Ken Luttner Pallas Rodham Wildcats Herve

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