Lorain Catholic Dominates Amherst 14 0 In Clearview Field Clash
Lorain Catholic sprinted past Amherst 14 to 0 as 6,000 spectators watched at Clearview Field. Amherst failed to execute the Texas triple option, gaining just one first down and 58 rushing yards, while Lorain Catholic controlled the game with a potent offense and stout defense.
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Lorain Catholic
Amherst
Lorain
Lakeland
Clearview
Spartans
Comets
Walt Armour
Texas
Armour
Bill Bartos
Bartos
Jerry. Traster
McBride
Shoremen Rally Past Oberlin In Independent Showdown
Avon Lake edges Oberlin 32 16 as McArdle shines with 18 points in the fourth quarter. McArdle and Knock lead the Shoremen while Storms sees limited action in his first varsity game. Oberlin’s turnovers and late miscues seal the loss. Rimbert breaks for a 66 yard TD for Oberlin. Avon Lake travels to Bellevue next week.
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Shoremen
Lloyd McArdie
Nice
Avon Lake
al O'Neill
McArdle
Donovan
O'Neill
Wayne Smith
Chris Heim
Smith
Long
Mark Uhl
Kevin Clayton
Uhl
Storms
Oberlin
Jim
Cliff Stoudt
Neil Shuckerow
Bud Schenker
Ron Rimbert
Rimbert
Tony Gaines
Indians
Bellevue
Tuscarawas Central Catholic
Panthers Open Against Clippers In 1971 Opener At Ely Stadium
Elyria Catholic and Clearview clash at Ely Stadium at 8 p.m. both led by new head coaches Tom McCartney and Wayne Ross. The Panthers enter 7 1 2 last season while Clearview posted 3 3 3, with both squads emphasizing trap plays and a similar offense. Key players include Elyria Catholic QB Brian Powers and group of running backs led by Terry Neal, while Clearview features sophomores Don Hitchens and Bernard Lawrence in the backfield and QB Frank Garcia.
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Elyria Catholic
Clearview
Ely Stadium
Panthers
Tom McCartney
Wayne Ross
Phil Sheffield
Lakeland
Midview
Clippers
Frank Garcia
Don Hitchens
Bernard Lawrence
Otis Jenkins
Butch Bukosh
Tim Badawski
All Lakes
Ed Kucharik
Dave Cooper
Brian Powers
Terry Neal
McCartney
Ross
Keystone Triumph Over Black River but Riddled with Penalties
Keystone defeats Black River 24 to 6 in a tough Inland Conference game. Errors and backfield penalties hampered the Wildcats with several promising drives negated, while Bob Hyatt and Ed Brennan scored for Keystone. Black River showed early life but failed to sustain threats.
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Spencer
Keystone
Dennis Plas
Black River
Wildcat
Plas
Jim Powers
Bob Hyatt
Pirates
Tony Monday
Hyatt
Wildcats
Wenshaw
Ed Brennan
Paydirt
Don Kostecki
Terry Chapman
Chapman
Dave Ring
Ring
South Amherst
Western Reserve
River
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Tim Rose
Rose
Spartan
Kurt Stuak
Larry Olewinski
Ball
Dan Brown
John Klein
Lorain Ca
John Ke
Dan McBride
Klein
Oberlin Falls
Rocky Hammond
C-T
Fremont
Rogers
Rich Garmon
Tommy Liggins
Robbie Lytle
Liggins
Rum
Lytle
Dale Shoemaker
Mike Feasel
Chuck Lindsey
Rus
Lindsey
Shoemaker
Friesy Jeremiths
Dows
Archive
Gaines
Mason
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AL — Storms
O — Rimbert
AL — Clayton
McaArdle
Schenker
Tom Knipp
Dave Ward
Bob Campo
Downing Suuak
Suuak
Olewinski
Knipp
Ward
Campo
Firelands
Lorain Cath Amherst
Kevin Stitak
Fremont Ross
Toledo Rogers
Styria Catholic Offense
Mike Groome
Dave Tomko
Bob Kaminski
Woody Byam
Greg Dent
Bob Noll
Bill Forthofar
Joe Chomiak
Bruce Yaeger
Karinski
Dent
Dave Weitzel
Mark Gigliotti
Dave Tollett
John Pollack
Jeff Foreman
Keith Slavin
Greg Krupelak
Tom Kaminski
Clearview Offense
Larry Harris
Dale Scott
Joe Novak
Ken Ehasz
Gus Mecera
Bill Nahin
Todd Bemis
Tim Bac Jawski
Kuchacik
Mecera
Scott
Harris
Novak
Brookside
Keystone Black River
Ed Yensho
Lorain County
State Farm
Donald W. Martin
Lake Avenue
Cal
Ronald J Mehoud
Cleveland
Wm. Frederick
Cleveland St
William E. Varndel
Colt
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