Comet stars Ashton Wilker earn weekly honors in tight Lakeland win
Dick Ashton threw the game winning 24 yard pass to Thom Wilker with 24 seconds left for an 8 0 victory over Brookside to keep Amherst in the Lakeland Conference race. Bob Trace earned the Tuff Award with an interception and fumble caused. Randy Dodson named Hustle of the week.
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Don Brown
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Eighteen Local Golfers Beat Trevino Across Courses
Eighteen area golfers tied or beat Lee Trevino to aid the Christmas Seals campaign run by the Lorain County Jaycees. Five players at Pinebrook, four at Echo Valley, three at Forest Hills, and two each at Spring Valley, Cherry Ridge, and Elyria Country Club achieved Trevino’s mark.
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Pro basketball scorers set marks at Pinebrook and nearby clubs
Pro basketball scores of R Harper 59 lead Pinebrook as best handicap. BLT champs at Pinebrook include Charhton 66 Smallwood 67 Geik 68 Ciarian 69. At Cherry Ridge Dick Thomas 62 and Bob Waite 70 top. Spring Valley saw Bownes 70 and Ditzel 67. Echo Valley top scorers included Penfound 68 Brady 70 Adams 70 Bradner 70. Forest Hills saw Hess 69 Tobias 69 Krasnobrucks 68. Elyria Country Club yielded Nowinski 68 Hallein 67.
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Jack Smallwood
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Ken Ditzel
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Les Brady
Mike Adams
Ben Bradner
Echo Valley
Jack Hess
Jim Tobias
John Krasnobrucks
Forest Hills
Elyria Country Club
J.J. Nowinski
B. Hallein
Saturday Football Scores Across Conferences
Saturday late scores show North Dakota 59 over Morningside 7. Other results include Florida State 49 over South Carolina 18 and Tennessee 50 over Tennessee State 7. Regional totals feature West Virginia 43 over Temple 33, East Carolina 31 over None, and North Carolina 7 over Northwestern? Notable upsets include BYU 3 over Brigham Young and Moorhead State 0 with $0.
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Black River tops Mapleton in Firelands cross country meet
Black River dominated the Firelands Conference cross country meet with 21 points. Mapleton finished second with 38 points as Mark Handley led all runners in 11 minutes, followed by teammate Russ Brasse at 11 14. Mapleton’s top finisher was Roger Gordon in 11 20 for third.
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High school football schedule features regional matchups
Thursday actions include Amherst at Midview and Vermilion at Oberlin. Friday sees Elyria at Findlay and Firelands at Keystone amid several conference games. Saturday lists Clearview at Brookside with non conference Barberton at Lorain and St Paul at Norwalk St. Paul. Sunday features Elyria Catholic at Lorain Catholic.
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Byzantine 18 Central Cath. 3
Byzantine 18 Central Catholic 3 score by quarters details not fully legible in the snippet. The available text indicates a game or scoreline with Byzantine leading Central Catholic with a possible final or intermediate score listed as 18 to 3.
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Comet ducats go on sale for Amherst game
Tickets for the Amherst game go on sale tomorrow at Midview High School and the junior high from 11 to 12:30. They will be sold each day through Thursday. One For All won the Canadian International Championship at Woodbine by 24 lengths earning $71,515 and $41,500 for J.J. Bell IIT.
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