Elyria Pioneers Romp Past Toledo Scott 35-7 Opener
Elyria High opened the 1971 season with a decisive 35-7 victory over Toledo Scott at Ely Stadium before 6 500 fans. The Pioneers showed a potent passing attack and deep roster as Bruce McElroy directed two aerial scores and Ike Maxwell, Ira Perkins and Bill Haney contributed on the ground and through the air.
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Chith Mahan
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Rick Cole
Gary Maxwell
Bob Messaras
Doug van Dyke
Les Miles
Ken Henderson
Mike Kovacs
Tom Simon
Dave Baird
Ernie Newton
Carson Chlepciak
Jerry Richardson
Dan Bago
Sheldon Buconski
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Greg Kishman
Larry Beal
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Midview rallies to upset Fairview in non conference clash
Midview, led by Chuck Austin, erased a 14 point deficit to beat Fairview 30 to 18. Austin caught five passes including three touchdowns for 88 yards while quarterback Bill Crosby added 192 passing yards. The Middies totaled 352 yards while Fairview had 203 aerial yards with 64 rushing. Sheffield earned his first win as Midview coach as the team controlled time and held on after a second half burst.
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Long scoring plays on Rimbert at Oberlin
Scoring bursts by Rimbert lead Oberlin as the team builds a late lead. Oberlin executes precise passing and finishes with strong drives to the basket.
Dodgers rally past Giants as Wills delivers late run
Dodgers win 6-2 over San Diego to stretch their streak to five and pull within 32 of the Giants. Hank Aaron homered in the 11th as San Francisco dropped a sixth straight. other NL and AL scores noted.
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Alabama Upsets USC in Los Angeles Clash
Alabama, led by Bear Bryant on his 58th birthday, stunned Southern Cal 17 to 10 in a dramatic return to form. Terry Davis directed two Musso touchdowns and Bill Davis kicked a 37 yard field goal, as defense stalled in the second half amid miscues.
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Barton Earns 101st Victory as Elyria Rolls 35 7
Elyria defeats opponent 35 to 7 at Ely Stadium to mark coach Bill Barton’s 101st win. The Pioneers aim for a second victory next Friday against Cleveland West Tech at home. Ten listed players contributed on offense and defense across positions including ends backs guards and centers.
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Elyria Boys Flag Football League Tryouts Set
The Elyria Parks and Recreation Department announces a boys flag football league for ages 11 to 13 with tryouts and registration on September 20 22 and 24 at North Park and West Park facilities. Report at 4 PM closest to home. No participation fee. For questions call 322-3028.
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Mistakes fatal in Browns final exhibition game
Cleveland Browns lose 27-13 to St. Louis Cardinals in the final preseason game at Busch Stadium. Nick Skorich notes miscues and a strong Cardinals defense, while Browns gain 332 yards to St. Louis' 201 with two early field goals and late scoring drives.
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