Rainy night crowd colors Ohio Stadium and Homecoming recap
A soggy night at Ohio Stadium drew 93,712 fans creating a vivid rainbow of umbrellas and rain gear. The Findlay Elyria Homecoming game ended 39-0 with Elyria’s win highlighted by a banter about 1969 and 1964 teams. Ohio State revenue and attendance patterns contrasted with southern schools, noting large student seats and profits at Evansville College. The piece laments the loss of the World Series Look Sharp Be Sharp jingle from broadcasts.
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Gammel nets 72 points as area scoring leader
Ohio standout Boo Gammel piled up 72 points in the region as North Olmsted and Avon Lake battled through rain and injuries in three league contests. Rollin of Keystone sparked a Buckeye showdown with 63 season points while Inman and Rollin headed a two man Inland Conference duel with 62 and 63 points respectively. The piece also notes Dodgers fans and a 1966 Mud Hens playoff signing amid scattered league updates and a memory of a 1964 Clearview program.
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Cornhuskers Keep Top College Rating Despite Texas Push
Nebraska, riding a potent rushing attack and stout defense, retained first in major college football ratings amid a challenge from undefeated Texas. The UPI poll lists top teams with Massillon, Sandusky, Warren and others receiving votes, highlighting a crowded field as SEC and Pac teams compete for spots in the elite group.
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Milan triumphs 12-6 in Firelands Conference clash
Milan edges Black River 12-6 as Bob Wynn scores early and Clain adds late. Black River tied 6-6 in the second period after a kickoff return and passes aided by Phil Nagy before Nagy’s injury. Milan’s rushing advantage 200-50 and a 1-4 season record shown amid the win.
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Kelly shines as Browns debutant in 24 19 win over Steelers
Leroy Kelly stepped in for sidelined Ernie Green to spark Cleveland with 78 yard drive and a key 21 yard reception. He totaled 67 rushing yards and 157 kickoff return yards this season while showcasing a combination of burst and receiving ability as the Browns defeated Pittsburgh 24 19.
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Cross Cougars Football Schedule Shows Busy Weekend
The schedule lists Thursday action for Cross Cougars and Friday football across conferences including Hurkeye Inland Artie Firelands Mapleton and Blech River Independent. Saturday features North Central Jand Can and St Stanislaus, with Sunday matchups across Central and Buckeye leagues.
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Pioneer injury picture brighter for Elyria High football
Elyria High School football fans heard a brighter injury outlook after a week of setbacks. Defensive end Jim Marsh is doubtful for Friday at Mansfield, while AJ Robinson could return. Ron Stoyanoff, George Brown, Dave Sweigard, and Phil Aquilla show improving or possible limited participation. John Kimosewski remains out but improving. Coach Bill Barton praised Monday’s practice as best offensive session this season and noted Mansfield’s prior win over Admiral King should motivate a strong Mansfield effort against Elyria.
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Elyria High names Beidelman and Stevenson players of the week
Elyria High School honors Jack Beidelman and Randy Stevenson as Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week after last Friday's Findlay game. Beidelman rushed for 110 yards including a 51 yard TD, while Stevenson anchored the defense as a tough middle linebacker. Beidelman earns the honor for the second time this year, narrowly beating Lee McKenzie, with Stevenson also a three time honoree and challenged by Carl Leslie.
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