Elyria Drives Set Tone in Win Over Admiral King
Elyria opened with twelve straight rushes for 62 yards and a touchdown, then a 51-yard pass to Hubert Oliver for a second score. Jerry Oliver rushed 25 times for 137 yards as Elyria controlled the first half, while Hubert Oliver was limited to 12 yards on eight carries but shined on defense. Admiral King, hampered by Larry Chaney’s absence, struggled on offense and faced a shutout for the second straight week.
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Steelmen Lead in Stats Fall Short 22 19
In Buckeye Conference action Sandusky edged Lorain 22 19 despite Lorain leading early on a 43 yard run by quarterback Steve Popovich. Sandusky then produced 22 unanswered points with a first interception return by Mark Krause and continued scoring through a Popovich passing sequence.
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Turkey shoot rescheduled and score details at Vermilion
A turkey shoot at VFW Post 7376 Vermilion sponsored by the Vermilion FOP was listed as today on Thursday’s calendar but noted for Sunday. The game ended 22-13 at halftime with Lorain scoring again in the fourth on a Po povich pass, but failed to convert enough to win.
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Raiders Trip Keystone in Inland Conference Victory
Columbia head coach Richard Kunkle praised his team after the Raiders defeated Keystone 190 in Inland Conference play. He noted strong defense limiting Keystone to 78 rushing yards and 68 passing yards while offense showed consistency despite earlier struggles.
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Findlay 27 Marion 0 Heisman era echoes in Keystone loss
Findlay blanked Marion 27 to 0 as Columbia seized control in the second quarter. Scott Shirley threw a seven yard touchdown pass to Roger Yost, Yost also intercepted two passes and led Columbia with 59 rushing yards. Columbia finished with 152 rushing yards and 77 passing yards while Keystone struggled to establish an offense. The Wildcats twice reached the goal line in the fourth period and Cliff Allen caught a three yard TD pass. Keystone coach Ray Kneisel lamented the offense failing to move the ball and score.
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Pirates explode in 61 to 0 homecoming win over Western Reserve
Black River, ranked third, dominated Western Reserve 61-0 in Firelands Conference action. The Pirates, 3-0 in league play and 5-0 overall, tallied 332 rushing yards with four players over 60 yards, completed all passes, and posted zero turnovers. Western Reserve was held to 33 yards, five first downs, and did not rush effectively, entering the second quarter before its first offensive play. Five Pirates scored, led by Mark Hoffman with three rushing TDs, and Ken Morgan Tim Cowan each added two TDs. Next week, Black River visits Monroeville while Western Reserve hosts New London.
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Firelands tops South Amherst for third straight win
Firelands rolled to its third conference victory beating South Amherst as Freshman Danny Hyster connected on a 1 yard TD to Mike Agardi. Doug Saunders and John Golden led a dominant ground game with multiple scores while South Amherst struggled with quarterback changes and a minus yardage via sacks. Firelands racked up 319 rushing yards and stays unbeaten in the league, set to visit Keystone next Friday.
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Norwalk Trucker offense tops Bucyrus 33 13 on homecoming
NORWALK The Truckers of Norwalk shifted into high gear last night to roll over Bucyrus 33-13 in a Northern Ohio Conference meeting. The homecoming victory lifted Norwalk to 3-2 while Bucyrus slipped to 0-5. Trucker quarterback Pat Brown mixed up his offense.
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Fremont Triumphs Over Mansfield 36 14 in Wide Victory
Fremont surged past Mansfield 36 to 14 as Brown and Remontren led a potent passing attack. Jeff Wyatt added a 15 yard completion, while Norwalk’s Eric Kirk ran for 164 yards and Joe Teynor connected for key late scores.
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New London Dominates Mapleton In 21-6 Victory
New London overwhelmed Mapleton 21-6 in a turnover filled game at home. The Wildcats surged as Virgil Harris and John Kraft sparked the attack while both teams traded interceptions and kept the aerial game lively. Mapleton's lone score came after a fumble by New London that still led to a comeback effort.
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Monroeville Dominates South Central 34–0 in Firelands clash
Wildcats run heavy with Tom Smith gaining 127 yards on 15 carries including a 43 yard TD swing. Harris nails seven solo tackles from safety as Monroeville seals the win after Tom McCohn’s 38 yard fumble return gives New London a late score before traveling to Western Reserve to face the Rough Riders.
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