Elyria Pioneers Rise to Fourth in AP Poll
Elyria's Pioneers, 6-0, jumped to fourth in the Associated Press high school football rankings after a 28-0 win over Mansfield. Arlington and Mentor maintain perfect 6-0 records, with Newark Catholic and Norwalk St Paul close behind in Class A. St Xavier breaks into the top group after defeating Cincinnati Roger Bacon.
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Southern Cal Tops AP Poll As Ohio State Rises
Southern California leads the AP major college football poll with 718 points and 23 first place votes, edging Ohio State who has 672. Purdue fell from first after a 13-0 loss to Ohio State, with Penn State and Kansas also in the top five as rankings shuffle.
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Buckeyes ranked No. 2 after upset. USC tops AP and UPI polls
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes celebrates a 13-0 win over Purdue as the Buckeyes hold second in AP after Southern California takes the No. 1 spot. USC leads UPI rankings while Penn State and Kansas sit third and fourth. Northwestern prepares for a tough homecoming game.
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Elyria Faces Sandusky in High-Stakes Ohio Grid Clash
Sixth-rated Elyria, 6-0, meets Sandusky at Strobel Field as the top-ranked Upper Arlington and Mentor prepared to settle their Ohio Class AA poll debate in 1969. Elyria rose to fifth after 26-4 over Mansfield Senior while Lorain Senior dropped from ninth to 11th after a 35-7 win by Lorain over Fremont Ross.
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Midview Game Film Shown At Booster Club Meeting
The Midview film of the game will be shown at the Clearview Athletic Booster Club meeting tomorrow at the high school. The event starts at 8 p.m. and the public is invited.
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Panther Films Shown Tonight at Elyria Catholic
Elyria Catholic coach Wayne Diederich will narrate a film of the Panthers 52 to victory over Lourdes tonight at 7 30 in the high school health room. He will discuss football aspects answer questions and preview the upcoming game with St John Cantius.
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Prep grid schedule and Friday-Friday high school football matchups
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Liston's hopes still alive after third round KO
Former world heavyweight champion Sonny Liston Las Vegas kept his title hopes alive in Phoenix by stopping Sonny Moore Dallas in the third round. Liston 36 weighed 221 pounds and delivered a crushing left hook that floored Moore and led to an additional eight count before the 2 12 mark knockout. This victory extended Liston's streak to seven straight wins since losing the title to Cassius Clay.
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Americans Lead Olympic Medal Start With Gold Aids
Americans swept to early golds with Jim Hines clocking 9.9 in the 100 meters and Randy Matson winning the shot put as the United States led the medal tally at Mexico City. Russia trailed with five medals and faced disappointments in women's events and weightlifting.
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