Browns suffer 27 to 0 shutout by Broncos at Lakefront Stadium
Cleveland’s 27 to 0 defeat to Denver leaves the Browns winless in the second quarter and hampered by turnovers and drops. Bul Nelsen and rookie Mike Phipps struggled while Denver rushed for 280 yards led by Floyd Little, as Don Cockroft delivered punts and a field goal attempt was missed.
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Keystone High backs Kidder and Karpinski lead win over Lutheran West
Jeff Kidder returned an 80 yard kickoff for the margin of victory and Craig Karpinski intercepted a late Longhorn pass to seal Keystone Highs 16 14 win over Lutheran West. Kidder earned offensive honors while Karpinski added three primary tackles six assists and key plays. Linemen Bill Axford and Randy Klinech shared best lineman honors for offense and defense. Keystone improved to seven straight wins and hosts Firelands next Friday.
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Petty Clinches Fifth Daytona Victory Amid Turbulent Finish
Richard Petty wins at Rockingham in a dramatic race marked by cautions and crashes. Donnie Allison leads early but the race tightens as Baker and Cooley engage in a tense backstretch battle before a radiator issue slows Baker and a span of wrecks redraw the field. Charlie Glotzbach and Dave Pearson retire amid multi car spins, while A. Foyt rides a scaled weekend win to a fuel nerves, and the Mercury driver Donnie Allison remains the dominant force.
Panther film night and racing wrap up at Elyria Catholic
Elyria Catholic screens film of its 27 0 win over Sandys Perkins tomorrow in the high school health room. Coach Tom McCartney will introduce the films and discuss the upcoming clash with Lorain Catholic for the North A Conference title. Donnie Woods guided the Woods Brothers Mercury to third as Petty won his 19th race this season and 138th career victory. Prize money totals amount to $270 230 for the winner and thousands for runners up including Baker Allison and Pete Hamilton.
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Ridgeville PeeWee football leads in rough routing
Ridgeville PeeWee football features Frank Dennis passing to Keith added by Ford and Smith for touchdowns as Pittsburgh tops Aili Fa. In other games Rodney Johnson leads the 49ers' defense past the Colts 30 0 with Spence and Beers assisting. Bob Flanagan scores to help the Browns shut out the Redskins 24 0 while Tim Dyke and Tom Berthole also score. The Bears beat the Packers 146 in a high scoring tilt.
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Midview to Host Public Dinner Before Amherst Football Game
Midview plans a public dinner this Thursday at 5 p.m. prior to the Amherst football game. The event offers a community meal option and follows the scheduled game with details to be announced.
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Siffert dies in BRM crash at Brands Hatch race
Jo Siffert was killed in a 15th lap crash at Brands Hatch while driving a BRM in a race held to honor his late rival Stewart. Witnesses reported the car locked wheels before skidding, hitting a bank and bursting into flames. Fire crews could not rescue him as he died shortly after impact.
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Cleveland Indians public relations chief resigns effective November
Bate Uhas, public relations director of the Cleveland Indians since mid 1964, will resign November 15. He previously worked at Baldwin Wallace College and was former business manager for the Cleveland Pipers of the former American Basketball League. The successor is not yet named as Lagarelli, appointed last week, was a sales hire and Andrassy, former Thistledown PR assistant, is considered but age may block him.
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Elyria Boy to Represent City in Houston Punt Pass and Kick
Jimmy Harris, a St. Jude School third grader, will travel with his parents and sponsor to Houston on December 19 to contend in the national Punt Pass and Kick finals. He advanced from Canton with a 219 yard regional win and 207 total yards in the Cleveland area contest, beating Gary Kosielny of Independence.
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