Avon Brookside Rivalry Ends In Scoreless Opener
In damp conditions at Cardinal Field Avon and Brookside played to a 0-0 tie in the season opener. Both sides produced strong defense with 11 turnovers combined, as neither offense sustained a threatening drive despite early yardage from a 45 yard pass to John Smith.
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Williams repeats feat at rainswept Northfield track
Williams repeated his week old triumphs with three winning drives as 3,892 fans watched in wet conditions. Trifecta winners included Buster Pence, C B Duane, and Dapper Baroness, while Mel Turcotte added two wins and Circle Demon led the Big Triple field to a $1,141.20 payoff. The card totaled $63,633 in wagering with 46 ticketholders sharing the odds.
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Findlay Blanks Central In Football Opener
Findlay rolled past Central 32 0 in a football opener Saturday night gaining 338 total yards. Andy Schramm scored two touchdowns as the win highlighted their start to the season.
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Panthers blank Clearview 21-0 in high school football
Medina beat Cloverleaf 6-0 with Matt Gulling scoring the lone touchdown in the first quarter. Other games saw Medina list players including Wyszywski Mill ec Machovina Alberts Jezewski Kaminski Flani gan Diederick Costigan and many others as teams move toward next week’s matchups.
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Evert Advances to Open Finals at Forest Hills
At Forest Hills New York Chris Evert reached her fifth U S Open final after a 7 5 6 1 victory over Virginia Wade while Evonne Goolagong Cawley awaited in the title match. The men's semifinals featured Jimmy Connors Bjorn Borg Guillermo Vilas and Manuel Orantes with Connors dominant to date.
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South rallies past Westlake Demons in non conference clash
Cleveland South beat Westlake 16 13 in non conference play. Mike Frys kicked a 26 yard field goal for an early lead, while Westlake countered with two second quarter field goals by Mike Sarna. Don Bolles and Larry Leonard produced late scores to seal the win for Cleveland South.
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Kids prove themselves as Elyria Catholic routs Clearview 21 0
Elyria Catholic coach Mike Noonan praised the Panthers defense and running game after a 21 0 victory over Clearview at Knights of Columbus Field. Mike Robinson rushed 212 yards on 24 carries and scored. Clearview committed critical errors on offense and special teams, while Wayne Ross cited self‑inflicted mistakes and poor execution.
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Columbus Eastmoor Beats Sandusky In Nonconference Clash
Columbus Eastmoor opened with two early runs and held Sandusky at bay to win 14 9 in a nonconference football game last night. It marked Sandusky's second opening loss in seven years for the Blue.
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