Canadian Football Playoffs and Grey Cup Details
The fragment lists CFL playoff pairings and times for semifinals on November 11 with Montreal, Edmonton, Winnipeg, and Toronto advancing, plus the Grey Cup at Edmonton on November 1. It also includes a basketball box score featuring Chicago and Milwaukee with player tallies, fouls, and team totals, though the OCR text is garbled and includes multiple errors.
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Prep playoffs high school soccer state semifinals set
Columbus Strange faces Centerville at Dayton Wayne Thursday at 7 pm Wooster takes on Korth Olmsted at Hudson Thursday 7 pm At Westerville South 43 pm CLASS AAA Cincinnati McNicholas meets Finneytown at Galbreath Field Wednesday 7 pm DeSales vs Copley at Medina Wednesday 7 pm At Westerville Championship Soulth Saturday 2 pm HS Girls state tournament pairings: Shaker Heights Laurel at Kenyon College Bexley vs Hudson, 10 am. Kettering Fairmont at 3 pm championship
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Baseball Transactions Hit Busy Trading Block
Boston Hed Sox name Rene Lachem and a base coach and pitching coach Bill Fischer. Chicago White Sox renew Tom Seaver pitcher and Tom Pactores outfielder first baseman for one year. Marc Hill catcher signed. Reds announce Tony Perez filing for free agency. Pirates send Sinopell Page to Hawaii. Stingers sign Vincent Jackson Mike Toomer Lester Bean Chipper Hares Tony Williams. Thrillers sign Freeman Bance. Tornados sign Wayne Abrams. Wildcatters sign Anthom Roberts Jeff Collins. Minks sign Molly Bolin guard. Patriots announce Bucks coach will assume duties. Canadiens appoint Serge Savard four year contract. Steamers sign Greg Kennedy. Jona names Tom Dedato rector of sports. Mexico fires Dems aye head coach Wendy Ave head acorpen. Exhibities Matas game, Minnesota 4 Feesdats game San Diego at Las Vegas 1039 pm. End.
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Bowling scores and team standings across leagues
A chaotic OCR of bowling results lists team standings, high scores, and individual series across multiple leagues. Names such as Sue Stone, Steve Dora, Evan Starkey, Larry Miller, and Judy Taylor appear with single game scores and series totals, along with numerous team entries and placeholders for centers and racks. The fragmentary data hints at a community league scoreboard with varied team names and partial scores but lacks coherent structure or dates.
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Seres
Scoring Leaders Edge Toward Crowns With One Week Left
With one week remaining in 1984, top scorers jockey for place in the top ten led by Al McKinney of Blyrta Catholic. McKinney added five TDs to reach 39 and 234 points on the season, while Phil Medvetz of Columbia grabbed the runner up spot with three TDs and 106 points in Inland Conference play. Eric West of Admiral King sits near second with 104 points. Shannon Wolfe of Western Reserve closes in on fourth, and rivals Mike Higgins of Avon and Kirk Burgess of Midview chase in sixth. Molnar of Elyria Catholic tallies 63 points, Barbee of Oberlin and Walsh of Olmsted Falls hover at 62 and 63, as the pace-setters prepare for next week’s crowns.
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Falls Quinn Barbee Ober
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Tartar Jackson Elyria
Lark Jordan Sand
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Brie
al Mckanney
Jim Molnir
Gar Plasky
Nandi Cruz
Lakelan Kirk Burgiss
Quinn Barber Ober
Ian Yarber Ober
Ken Wright
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Cal
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Buck
Oberlin freshman earns North Coast honors with 17 tackles
Oberlin College freshman Keith LaDu shares North Coast Athletic Conference player of the week honors with Case Western Reserve's Keith Sulli van. LaDu logged 17 solo tackles, seven assists, one fumble recovery, one blocked pass, one sack and two interceptions as Oberlin edged Wooster 15-14. Sullivan rushed for 153 yards on 26 carries in a 31-0 Oberlin win over Allegheny.
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Berea Clings To Class AA Lead In Ohio Poll
The Associated Press Ohio high school football poll shows Berea advancing to fifth in Class AA with a narrow 9 point margin over Steubenville and a 19 point cushion over Orrville. Admiral King sits fourth in Class AAA behind Moeller Center ville and Youngstown Mooney. Newark Catholic dominates Class A with 314 points after a 54 7 win over Utica and Delphos Jefferson climbs to second amid upsets benefiting New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Catholic and Middletown Fenwick. McComb rises to third.
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