Phipps shines as Browns top Broncos for best showing
Browns coach Blanton Skorich hails Mike Phipps for his finest game as a pro after a 27-20 win. Phipps completed 15 of 33 passes for 171 yards with two TDs and scored the decisive touchdown on a fourth down sneak. Browns move within one game of division leaders Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
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Elyria holds fourth in AP grid after big Findlay win
Elyria remains fourth in the AP poll as the Pioneers routed Findlay 26 2 last week to retain their spot from the Sandusky win two weeks earlier. Fremont moves into eighth, Sandusky and Admiral King also see shifts. Massillon tops Class AAA. Lorain Catholic breaks into Class AA top 20 with 13 points. Norwalk St Paul rises to ninth in Class A.
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High School Football Scores Include Steubenville Victory
Steubenville defeated Gahanna 27 to 23 while Newark posted 21 and Grove City 18 in a set of league games. Wintersville and Kettering Fairmont East trailed with 14 and 2 points respectively as North Canton Hoover and Troy each had 11 and Cleveland St Joseph hit 10.
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State Representative CON PEASE on Legislative Leadership
State Representative CON PEASE argues legislatures are sidelined by executive power and proposes his record of initiating reform. He cites an educational finance bill, a new school funding model, and plans for Education Resource Centers to reduce costs for private and small public schools. He urges maintaining the legislature as an equal partner in Ohio government.
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Landry, Allen duel over envy after Cowboys win
Irving Texas United Press International reports Tom Landry admits envy of George Allen but stays proud of Dallas 28-24 victory over Detroit. Morton passes for three touchdowns, Montgomery scores on a scamper from the Dallas defense, keeping Dallas 3-2 and within a game of Washington in the NFC East standings. Detroit falls to 4-3, tied with Green Bay at top of the Central division race.
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Buckeye's Schaefer Leads Area Grid Scorers
Buckeye guard Tim Schaefer moves ahead of Rick Renari after an 18 point night in Buckeye's 30 6 win over Columbia, taking a slim edge atop the C T area top 10 scoring list with 14 points this week. Renari trails by two with 102. both eye likely final weeks as Buckeye and Midview head into key games.
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Barton disputes two calls in Friday Elyria game
Elyria defeated Findlay 26 to 2 as coach Bil Barton criticized two officiating calls. Film showed a clipping penalty on Ira Perkins’ punt return was a clean block, and Barton argued Findlay’s safety should have been a touchback not a conceded score. Oliver listed as injured as Barton warned Mansfield looms next.
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Panther films and banquet details at local school
Panther films tonight in the health room discuss last Saturday 8-0 loss to Lorain Catholic and a forthcoming game at Bedford Chanel. AH Panther fans welcome. Reservations for Columbia’s Nov 20 football banquet by Nov 13. Tickets $3 at the high school. Jerry Walke Ashland College head basketball coach to speak.
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Mueller to Run in State Cross Country Meet
Jerry Mueller of Olmsted Falls will compete in the state cross country meet in Columbus after finishing eighth in the Class AA district at Goodyear Park. His two mile time was 10 minutes 38 seconds at Akron last Saturday.
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