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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1972
Page
9
Column reflects on growing violence at public sports events from 1970s onward, noting calls for daytime games, security costs, and community responses like Amherst Firelands to keep fan behavior in check. Writer argues violence must be addressed locally to save night games.
The Trojans of Southern California threaten their No. 1 AP ranking as they prepare to face Illinois on Saturday after a 51-6 victory over Oregon State. Illinois quarterback Mike Wells is doubtful with a finger injury, likely hampering the Illini offense and increasing USC's likelihood of a third straight top ranking. In Monday voting USC collected 28 first-place votes and 920 of 1,000 points.
AP ratings show Oklahoma rising to second place after a 40 point victory over Utah State. Georgia Tech and Ohio State follow in the top five, with Penn State leading the Second Ten. Top Twenty matchups include Oregon at Oklahoma and Michigan at UCLA as Ohio State has an open date.
The UPI ratings list Southern Cal Oklahoma and Colorado near the top with mixed results for others. Texas, Michigan State, Penn State, and Georgia appear in mid pack with several ties and varying records.
Cleveland area school officials say they will continue night sports despite recent violence at three Friday games and one Saturday game. They note football draws crowds but are not to blame for the assaults and stabbings, while discussions focus on youth safety and potential policy changes.
Directions to Napoleon for Friday night game with Elyria Catholic via Turnpike Exit 3 and Route 108. In town, a clock tower marks the field. Tickets cost 2.25 for adults and 0.75 for children and are on sale at Elyria Catholic.
Floyd Patterson, 37, says he feels 27 as he faces Muhammad Ali at Madison Square Garden in a key 12 round bout that could set up a clash with Joe Frazier next year. Patterson recalls their 1965 fight and notes his nine straight wins since a two year retirement. Ali seeks focus and peace as he trains in Deer Lake to reach 215 pounds ahead of the bout with Patterson.
Midview coaches name Rick Renuart Tom Smith and Barry Alsup as players of the week after a 42 to 0 victory over Elyria Catholic. Renuart rushed 33 times for 134 yards and five touchdowns while adding a heavy pass rush. Alsup made eight tackles and key trap blocks. Smith intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble.
District sales manager sought by material handling equipment manufacturer. Requires three years sales experience, agri business background, and mechanical knowledge. Travel required. Send complete application to Perr Com Prntry, Pownd, Wisconsin.
Cleveland faces a pivotal season with Lenny Wilkens and healthy veterans. Coach Bill Fitch emphasizes Wilkens must play or sit out, while Austin Carr and Rick Roberson anchor the frontcourt as the Cavaliers rebuild in their third NBA campaign. Newcomer Dwight Davis shows promise after strong rookie camp.
A field of 132 golfers began the second qualifying round to reduce the field to 32. John Tullio of Cleveland shot 72 to lead, while defending champion Don Draper of Troy Mich lagged with 78.
A patchwork of sports notes lists leaders in baseball and football plus track and horse racing results. Highlights include Dave Wottle’s Munich Olympic 800 meter win and a Canton homecoming, Sandra Palmer’s LPGA suit, and various NBA, NHL, and college moves and suspensions.
Former World Heavyweight Champion Jimmy Ellis from Louisville meets Amos Johnson of Akron in a Ground Section event Thursday night in Parma. Ellis holds a 32 win record with 16 knockouts while Johnson sports 21 wins 7 losses 1 draw with 13 knockouts and has not fought in two years. Scoring will be performed by computer.
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