Cavaliers crush Columbia 24 0 in Inland Conference game
South Amherst captures a 24 0 victory over Columbia as Joe Candito runs for 145 yards and two touchdowns and Dick Bevan adds 116 yards with a score. A 20 yard pass from Scott Krieg to Sandy Krieg counts the other Cavaliers score.
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Buckeye clocks Avon in Inland clash 42 to 0
Buckeye remains in Inland Conference title contention by routing Avon 42 to 0 at Avon. Tim Schafer led the ground game with 73 yards on 9 carries, while Ken Wolff added 42 yards in his first start. Buckeye’s reserves played late as the wet night limited offense to the first half.
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Mike Lewis
Eagles
Tim Schafer
Ken Wolff
Fiscal irresponsibility over vetoed city salaries
The text accuses Mayor Reichlin of using a veto to retaliate after the City Council refused a multi hundred thousand dollar vehicle purchase. It claims the mayor later rescinded the veto when council approved two packet trucks, but the trucks ended up costing $13,500 more than the lowest bid under the guise of fast delivery.
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Firelands Upset Highland For First Hornets Victory In Three Years
Firelands defense stifled Highland as the Falcons upset the Hornets 18 to 0 in Henriettta. Led by Ernie Eaches Chris Bucks Mike Mills and Cal Searles Firelands halted Highland to 55 total yards and one first down. The win, fueled by a 54 yard punt and a late scoring drive, secures their place to face Keystone this Friday while ending Highland’s three-year shutout streak.
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Inlands
Falcons
Ernie Eaches
Chris Bucks
Mike Mills
Cal Searles
Hornets
Keystone
Highlands
Guy Konyha
Steve Holovaes
John Cline
Guy Conners
John Grindle
Jack Love
Art Daniels
Westlake Knocks North Olmsted From Undefeated Ranks
Westlake Demons rallied in the final two minutes to beat North Olmsted 7 6 at home. Rich Meyers led the Eagles with 167 yards on 23 carries while Dan Bolles added 111 for Westlake. Next, Westlake hosts Fairview and North Olmsted visits Bay in key conference clashes.
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Fairview
Admirals win first game by topping Marion Harding
Admiral King defeats Marion Harding 26 to 15 in a conference clash. Don Fritz matched a school record with ten career TD passes and 102 yard rushing by Tim Bonko highlighted the win as King piled up 366 total yards. Next week the Admirals host Lorain Steelmen.
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Fred Glick
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Shoremen win and tie for first in conference race
Avon Lake Shoremen roll over Rocky River 28 to 0 to join a three way tie for first in the Southwestern Conference. Wayne Smith throws two touchdowns to Clayton and makes key plays along with two interceptions by Smith. Lloyd McArdle gains 111 yards on 19 carries as Avon Lake hosts Olmsted Falls next.
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Holovacs
Firelands
Highlands
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Jeff Parker
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Avon Lake
John Willson
Wayne Smith
Kevin Clayton
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Medina
Monroeville Tops South Central 25–0 in Conf Game
Monroeville defeats South Central 25 to 0 as M Mare Jones runs for 1 yard and M Don Long rushes twice for touchdowns. Long adds a 12 yard pass to M Bob Tra with Long kicking. Mob Wilhelm adds an 82 yard run.
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Don Long
Bob Tra
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Mob Wilhelm
Amherst Tops Brookside in Dernier Drive for 8-0 Win
Amherst quarterback Dick Ashton barely connected on two passes but his second went to senior Tom Wilker for a go ahead two yard score with 24 seconds left in steady rain. Tony Keisman led Amherst with 57 rushing yards, Brookside fought hard with fullback Tom Weakland gaining 34 yards while Brookside’s defense repeatedly stalled drives and forced fumbles.
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Dick Ashton
Tom Wilker
Comets
Brookside
Cardinal
Tony Keisman
Comet
Jerry Traster
Ashton
Keisman
Wilker
Cardinals
Bill Bartos
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