Renuart seals Midview win in Lakeland clash
Midview edges North Ridgeville 14 13 to stay tied atop the Lakeland Conference standings. Don Renuart’s key pass defense and a late stop on the Rangers two point try preserved the Middies’ victory as Jeff Neel’s late scoring drive gave NR the lead briefly before the decisive stop.
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Midview
North Ridgeville
Don Renuart
Middies
Jim Bachna
Rennart
Rangers
Randy Light
Jim Uszynski
Jeff Neel
Gary Edwards
Amherst
Case N. Ridgeville
Don Reasart
Jin
Neel
Edwards
Uszynski
Sheffield
Ranger
Mark Szente
Dan Boros
Bruce Walker
Jeff Tillman
Boros
Walker
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Gregg objects to officials naming offenders over PA
Forrest Gregg criticizes NFL PA announcements that name players after penalties. He says exposing linemen via the mic harms game flow and blocking performance. Gregg cites Steve Bartkowski’s view that public naming discourages strong play.
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Forrest Gregg
Bartkowski
Buckeye Bomb Delivers Buckeye First Win Over Cavaliers
Mallet Creek report describes Matt Turner recovering a long bomb from Randy Read for an 80 yard score as Buckeye pulls ahead late. Randy Read also scores on a one yard run, while South Amherst leads briefly on a Eugene Wright rush. Buckeye edges ahead 19 and finishes 1-2-3, with Columbia looming next week.
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Mallet Creek
Matt Turner
Randy Read
Buckeye
South Amherst
Eugene Wright
Bucks
Cavaliers
The
Columbia
Keystone
Queen
S. Amherst
Pers SA
Iron
Steve Hall
Ken Bracken
Keen Read
Buckeyes
Amb Furst
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Clippers stay in title hunt with 26-0 win over Oberlin
Clearview overwhelmed Oberlin 26-0 in Lake County Conference action to move to 2-1-1 in league and 3-2-1 overall, keeping the Clippers in the chase for the title. Dorinski rushed for 169 yards on 2 carries with two scores, while Thomas and Golini added big gains. Oberlin, verge of title defense, falls to 0-4 in league and 1-6 overall, with turnovers and stalled drives ending their rally.
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Clippers
Dave Dorinski
Darrel Thomas
Jeff Golini
Will
Dorinski
Thomas
Golini
Pirates blank Eagles in seventh straight shutout
Black RiverLancaster remains unscored upon after a 19-0 win over Monroeville in Firelands Conference play. Ken Morgan led with 73 yards rushing and a six yard TD run, as Rod Rogers and Rick Hawley added scores. Monroeville slipped to 3-3 overall and 2-2 in league, with tackle Tim Jump admitted for observation after halftime injury.
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Monroeville
Black River
Pirates
Ken Morgan
Mark Hoffman
Rod Rogers
Rolfman i
Rick Hawley
Eagles
Doug Short
Short
Tim Jump
Fisher- Titus
Jump
Morgan
New London
Norwalk St. Paul
South Central
St. Paul
Edison
Brookside Dominates Wellington In Lakeland Clash
Brookside’s aerials spark a 35 0 victory as quarterback Ligman and receiver Brouse connect for three touchdowns. Bonar adds a 53 yard run and a late score while Brookside’s defense limits Wellington to 90 yards and four interceptions. The Cardinals improve to 2 2 in league play and host Amherst next.
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Sheffield
Brookside
Cardinals
Wellington
Lakeland
Ligman
Brouse
John Smith
Lig- Man
Dale Bonar
Brouse Kaye
Dukes
Matt Roberts
Cardinalls
Sigman
Bonar
Cardinal
Vern Strauss
Clea-rview
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Mike Andrews
Don Calhoun
Bob Tomusko
Ray Krohn
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Mooroeville
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