Oberlin tops Midview to win Lakeland volleyball title
Oberlin defeated Midview 2-1 to capture the Lakeland Conference crown. Midview stormed to a 15-10 first game win, but Oberlin surged in games two and three with key serves from Zelinka and Gilbert. Coach Sue Brady called it the toughest match of the year as Oberlin moved on to sectional play while Midview prepared for further district action.
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Help to Stop Drinking through AA Support
A public notice invites individuals seeking help to stop drinking to contact Alcoholics Anonymous. It states no dues or charges, emphasizes privacy and confidentiality, and provides a contact box in Elyria Ohio with a phone number for reaching AA.
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Sixers Top Lakers Attract Largest Home Crowd In History
Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 117-104 on their home court behind George McGinnis who delivered 19 points, 19 rebounds, seven assists and two blocks. Doug Collins added 22 and Fred Carter 20 as the sellout crowd of 18,020 marked the Sixers’ first home sellout since 1972.
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Elyria Catholic and North Ridgeville Football Films Tonight
Films of Elyria Catholic's 21 to 7 win over Lorain Catholic will be shown at 7 30 in the school cafeteria with coach Mike Noonan narrating Films of North Ridgeville's 22 to 0 loss to Wellington will be shown in the lecture room at 7 30 with Ranger skipper Jim Uszynski narrating
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Kathy Schubert Serves For Unbeatens In Lakeland Final
Kathy Schubert pounds a serve for Midview as they clinched a Lakeland Conference volleyball title with a three game victory. The Indians remained unbeaten this season, helped by strong play from Schubert in yesterday's championship match captured by C T photo credits.
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Gene Krebs
Buckeyes Seek Fresh Start After Purdue Rout
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes plans lighter practices to stay fresh for four games after a 35 6 win over Purdue. Hayes proposes moving kickoff from the 40 to the 35 yard line to restore excitement, while Tom Skladany continues to boot deep kickoffs. Archie Griffin set a national rushing mark and earned Offensive Back of the Week honors as Kain Brudzinski and Thompson led on offense and defense.
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Bucks Lead College Football Poll Stays Tight After Weekend
Ohio State remains No. 1 after a 35-6 win over Purdue. Alabama holds second after beating Texas Christian 45-0. Oklahoma inching toward a tie for second with Texas, while Michigan stands fourth after routing Indiana 55-7. Nebraska rises to No. 5 by defeating Texas. Texas falls to sixth. Navy upsets Pittsburgh 17-0. Top 10 remains crowded with Florida, Texas A&M, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Penn State, and UCLA near the cutoff. Seventeen Top 20 games last weekend produced 14 correct picks.
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Couch-Ross win Lewis Open Golf in sudden death
Jim Couch and Jim Ross edged Chet Antos and Berk Heiland on the first hole of sudden death to win the AA division of the Lewis Open at Brentwood Golf Course after both teams posted 61 in regulation. Antos and Heiland also shot 61, with other pairings posting 63 or 60 in Class A and 67 in Class B.
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Rocky Ross
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Pete Slavin
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Harry Day
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Dennis Kaperak
Tom Hernon
Earl Burgess
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