Scott Bulldogs ruin Elyria night with big plays and 0-2 start
Scott built a 350 yards rushing attack and 366 total offense while Elyria failed to sustain a ground game against interior linemen. Price ran 128 yards and Harrison had 121 as Scott rolled to victory. Elyria’s Garretson and Arbaugh combined for 95 passing yards on six completions and three interceptions. Now 0-2, Elyria hosts North Olmsted Friday night.
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Scott
Johnny Hutton
Toledo Libbey
Elyria
Jones
Garretson
Glenn Arbaugh
Melvin Nelson
Price
Pioneers
North Olmsted
Elyria Carr
Melvin
Nelson
Chris Gubeny
Brian Rogers
Ene Garretyon
Lamar Jackson
Glen Arbaugh
Toledo Scott Robert Finches
Lance Price
Abe Harrison
Weal
Adoaf Harris Vu Uo Hodney Taylor
Darryl Sullivan
James Davis
Sou
Ernie Garcedian
Arbaugh H
MOTT
Mike Martin Day
Harrison Dat Kyon
Chuck Chitato
Robert Finchey
Vaards Ag Aia
S — Abearenon
Harrison
Hubert Funches
Clearview tops Elyria West as four fails late doom Wolverines
Clearview dominates the fourth quarter to win 14 0 after a blocked punt and botched plays keep Elyria West scoreless. Nottingham’s drive continues, and Tarney connects with Tony Jackson for a 13 yard TD late. Coach Hoch praises Nottingham and team resilience.
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West
Wolverines
Clearview
Nottingham
Tarney
Tony Jackson
Tom Hoch
Hoch
Cagle Tops Bowling Action With 645 Series
Al Cagle compiled three 200 plus games to post a 645 series and lead Friday action in the 200s lift. Randy Kelly added a 636 in the C.R. Friday Mixed Classic with a 257 game. Glen Buckhannon opened with 246 and settled for 633 in the B.C. Friday Nite 9000 while Rick Scott led the Eagles with 631 at Grafton. The 600 CLUB lists include Handy Kelly 636 and John Klinect 624 among others.
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al Cagle
B.C
Cagle
Randy Kelly
C.R
Glen Buckhannon
Rick Scott
Eagles
Grafton
Gary Schnieder
Handy Kelly
Kick Scott
John Klinect
Gary Schmeder
al Capers
Lan Charlton
Hob Groth
Frank Scott
B Smithers
Brian Pullen
Capers falls shy of 600 in Friday bowling
Johnnie Capers rolled 597 in the C K Friday Mixed Classic, with games of 211 198 and 188, finishing three pins short of 600. Diane Long led Graf ton Friday Morning Ladies with 561 across 193 167 201, while Cindy Bailes added 55 to reach 550 club, Edith Baker took high single with 236.
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C.K
Johnnie Capers
Capers
Diane Long
Grafton
Cindy Bailes
Edith Baker
UPC
Ranger Boosters Meeting and Oak Hills Winter Hours
Oak Hills Racquet Club posts winter hours from Sept 15, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. for all members. For league signups call 282 4416. Ranger Boosters meet at 6 30 p m Monday at North Ridgeville High School to view films of the Rangers game against Westlake.
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Oak Hills Racquet Club
Ranger Boosters
North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville High School
Rangers
Westlake
Columbia-Keystone and Lorain Catholic Triumph in Golf
Columbia defeats Keystone and Lorain Catholic at Royal Crest Golf Course to move to 6-1 overall and 5-0 in the Inland Conference. Scorers: Columbia Ed Andrews 36 Joe Dohinak 40 Dave Dolinak 44 Bruce Madak 48. Keystone Curt Ferriman 42 Ralph Segoc 49 Chris Richards 44 John Taylor 44. Lorain Catholic George Gotsis 40 Paul Vakeries 47 Dan Pustulka 44 Jim Lawrence 44. Lake Ridge Academy beats Amherst 183-181 in nonconference play. medalists Heath Houston and Ed Panzeter with 42. Lake Ridge set to travel to Hawken School Monday.
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Columbia-Keystone
Lorain Catholic
Columbia
Keystone and
Royal Crest
Ed Andrews
Joe Dohinak
Dave Dolinak
Bruce Madak
Keystone
Curt Ferriman
Ralph Segoc
Chris Richards
John Taylor
George Gotsis
Paul Vakeries
Dan Pustulka
Jim Lawrence
Lake Ridge Academy
Fleath
Houston
Matt Zbornik
Pat Shen
Orrick Nepomocerma
Amherst
Ed Panzeter
Charlie White
John Sholcomb
Bill Clark
Westlake Downs North Ridgeville in Hard-Fought tilt
Westlake defeated North Ridgeville as Ohradzansky led a balanced attack with strong defensive work by Massad and a solid line front. Jeff Seasor started at QB in place of Wright, delivering a commendable varsity debut. The Rangers praised the team's resilience, execution, and the pride of their program after a first-half stall and late surge.
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Jeff Seasor
Ken Wright
Jeff
Rangers
Jeff Riesen
Westlake
John Kolesar
Kolesar
Elyria Catholic passes to victory in key clash
Rybarczyk connected on all four completions for 40 yards and Traut caught three for 43 as Elyria Catholic topped Midview. Midview's Tailback Gilchrist ran 16 yards on five attempts while Burgess gained 13 on ten carries and Brown lost 16 on 11 attempts. Brown completed five of nine but was sacked nine times, four by end Minkiewicz. Brooks grabbed three receptions for 96 yards. Schmitz praised the pressure on the quarterback and noted Elyria Catholic’s big play threat, with a next test at Chanel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Rybarczyk
Traut
Midview
Elyria West
Dave Gilchrist
Kirk Burgess
Eric Brown
John Minkiewicz
Brooks
Schmitz
Bedford Chanel
Brie Brown
Elyria Catholic
Neth
Rybarczyk
Ene Brown
Ron Traut
al McKinney
Chris Brooks
Joe Yusko
al Stacey
Tatgoviense
Camp
Midview O
Paul Yeager
Molnar
Joe Staysnyak
Rani Molnar
LC — McKinney
Mike Lappr
Ron
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Dee Snyder
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Tony Horvath
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Tonstorvath
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Plyria West
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Paul Yeagerty
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