Oberlin rips Amherst to aim for undefeated season
Oberlin dominated Amherst 39-6 as Jim Donovan guided the Indians toward an undefeated campaign echoing Oberlin’s 1966 season. Rich Zvosec returned an 80-yard fumble for a late touchdown after Amherst’s early miscue, while Oberlin’s line and backs gashed the Comets repeatedly, sealing a dominant victory.
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Bay Village Wins 8-0 Over North Olmsted in Night Football
Bay Village held North Olmsted scoreless as Frank Merriwell alias Bill Parkhurst powered Bay with key plays including a 76 yard kickoff return by Bill Allphin. The co captain sparked the offense and Bay’s defense stifled the Eagles.
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Rockets edge North Olmsted 6 0 in opener of league play
Bay's defense stifled North Olmsted as Parkhurst and Ray sparked a 6-0 win. Parkhurst forced a safety and returned a punt for field position while North Olmsted failed to convert later chances. Bay recovered from a prior loss to Lakewood and improved to 1-0 in Southwestern Conference play.
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Medina Wildcats end Eagle streak in Inland Scorecy clash
Keystone Wildcats overwhelmed Rocky River Eagles 48 to 0 in Lagrange, ending the area's longest losing streak at 18 games. Dan Morrison opened scoring late in the first, Dave Cornish returned a second quarter pick for a TD, and Dave Tuttle added 91 rushing yards as coach Ray Kneisel secured his first varsity win.
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Clearview Buckles Down for Lakeland Challenge
Wayne Ross of Clearview praised a 22-0 win over North Ridgeville and eyed next Friday’s trip to Vermilion. The Clippers produced a potent offense and stiff defense holding Ridgeville to minus three rushing yards. Darrell Thomas rushed for 176 yards in 21 carries, while Clearview totaled 306 yards, 289 rushing, as Darryl Rutledge kept drives alive with keeper plays.
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Ridgeville and Clearview battle in hard fought win
In an Inland Conference clash Ridgeville battled Clearview to a 16-0 halftime deficit before the Rangers steadied. Clearview sealed a 69 yard drive for the final third quarter score as Thomas capped the drive and Rutledge added the extra point.
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Brosky Medalist at Catholic High School Invitational
Elyria Catholic finished second at the Catholic High School Invitational at Hinkley Hills Golf Course behind Lorain Catholic which won with 325. Jeff Brosky shot 40 35 75 and won medalist honors after a playoff, as Elyria Catholic totaled 333 led by Brosky tied for 75 with Ken Kolwaski of Lorain Catholic.
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Demski connects on two passes as Mains leads scoring drive
In a brief scoring sequence Keith Mains and Matt Gulling propel M-Kevin Mickle to a 37 yard passing play from Jim Demski, followed by a 10 yard run by M-Gulling. Steve Cotter adds a ram and Vince Masi blocks a punt for the field position swing.
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Vermilion sails past Brookside 46 to 6 in Lakeland opener
Vermilion Sailors under coach Jeff Sick rout Brookside 46 to 6 behind Dale Friar’s 168 rushing yards. Vermilion improves to 3-0, capitalizing on Cardinal miscues while Brookside stalls with penalties and drops. Vermilion hosts Clearview next. Brookside visits Midview seeking a turnabout.
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