Panthers beat Circleville in season opener thriller
The Panthers edged Circleville 14 7 as Molnar missed a 27 yard field goal, Rybarczyk intercepted late, and EC held Circleville to two rushing yards and 28 passing. Rattay praised defensive effort led by Leshnak, Conn, Savoy, Petranyi, Horenci, Yeager, Elbert, Nagy and Poyle. Circleville coach Cook blamed line play and missed Tony Cooper’s absence at running back.
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Panthers
Molnar
Rybarczyk
Circleville
Tigers
Traut
Rattay
Midview
Bob Leshnak
Doug Conn
Joe Savoy
Will Petranyi
Kirk Horenci
Paul Yeager
Pat Elbert
Nagy
Poyle
Circleville Elyria Catholic
Curt Smith
Carr
Gain
Jeff Fisher
al McKinney
Gary Phefer
Brian Schneider
Keith Rybarczyka
Gart Flas
Ely Cath
Gary Phaffer
Jay Sharroit
Eddy Sims
Elyria
Oakland A's Rally Past Indians with Ninth-Inning Burst
In a high scoring tilt, Oakland rallied as Dwayne Murphy hit his 15th homer and two grand slams fueled a 4-1 lead earlier. Curt Young and a Cleveland bullpen shut down the Indians until late, with Ron Hassey and Andre Thornton delivering key hits and Bert Bradley yielding a decisive later burst.
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Bando
Andre
Thornton
Ed Farmer
Curt Young
Ron Hassey
Bert Bradley
Alan Bannister
Harrah
Julio
Franco
McBride
Tabmsler
Bradley
Thomas
Jeff Jones
Dan Spillner
Ave Lopes
RBI
Dwayne Murphy
Oakland
Murphy
Cleveland
Neal Heaton
Akron Beats Kent State 13-6 In Season Opener At Rubber Bowl
Akron's defense dominated the MAC showdown holding Kent State to two second half field goals while delivering the game’s only TD on a 44 yard interception return by Robert Johnson in front of 37,111 fans. Kent State QB Ken Bencetic threw 3 picks as Akron’s defense sealed the win.
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Ken Gottlieb
C-T
Akron - University of Akron
Jim Dennison
Dennison
Akron Zips
Kent State
Akron
Golden Flashes
Robert Johnson
Ken Bencett
Bobby Ball
Kent
Johnson
Bencetic
Clarence Kelly
Flashes
Midpark Edges North Olmsted In Tight Opener
Midpark defeats North Olmsted 14 7 at Baldwin Wallace Finney Stadium. Laszlo Buda throws two TD passes to Kent McNamara and Scott Winters as the Meteors overcome an early Eagle lead but self inflicts penalties interceptions and fumbles. North Olmsted drivers late threats thwarted by Midpark defense and miscues.
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Tim Gebhardt
Berea
Midpark
Laszlo Buda
Kent McNamara
North Olmsted
Paul Gardner
Eagles
Scott Kalinoski
Jim Armady
Mike Gorbulja
Buda
Paul Servero
McNamara
Winters
Meteors
Midpark Ronlties
Camp
Farorites
Midparkee
Olmsted
Scott Kalinosk
Kalinoski
Dave Bound
Scott Winters
Buta
Western Reserve tops Columbia in defensive opener
Western Reserve beats Columbia 7 0 as both defenses shut down offenses after the opening kickoff. Shannon Wolfe scored the lone TD on a 23 yard run and Western Reserve limited Columbia to 11 rushing yards while sacking quarterback Dave Ritchie four times. The Roughriders visit South Amherst next game while Columbia hosts Fairview.
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Jay Rombach
C-T
Collins
Roughriders
Shannon Wolfe
Western Reserve
Dick Taylor
Columbia
Ritchie
South Amherst
Fairview
Elyria Peewee Soccer Applications Open
Greater Elyria Soccer Association invites boys and girls ages four to six to join the in house peewee program. Applications are due by Wednesday. For registration call 366-5795.
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Elyria
Greater Elyria Soccer Association
Hawken routs Longhorns in non-conference win
Hawken defeated Lutheran West 48-0 in Rocky River prep action. Scott Hamilton and David Wright each ran for three touchdowns as Hawken piled up 496 yards, led by 265 rushing yards. Lutheran West fumbled seven times and threw one interception. they visit Avon next Friday.
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Rocky River
Hawken
Lutheran West
Scott Hamilton
David Wright
Hawks
Hamilton
Wright
Longhorns
Sydney Hill Wins Ohio Sires Stakes at Northfield
Sydney Hill captured the $92,300 Ohio Sires Stakes championship for s-year-old colts at Northfield Saturday night after Vankirk was scratched due to a pre-race injury. Hill clocked 1 36.3, a fifth off the track record as Secom.
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Northfield
ASA tourney results at Parma Saturday in open class
Par mah Open results list players and scores with names like Gastoma NC Tomer No 1 Electric and Kenmore Akron entries. Entries show varied scores such as 38 and 19 with several clubs and venues including Valen TL and Alliance.
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PARMA
ASA Navional Bona Mors
Tomer No 1 Electric
Gastoma
McPhrmes Sparmnaids
Kenmore
Valen
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