Buckeyes Eye National Title Hurdles After Oklahoma Win
Ohio State hits the road for pivotal tests after an Oklahoma victory boosts their title chances. Earle Bruce cautions season pace, noting Iowa await with wary crowd and regional TV. Historic Buckeye passes highlighted by 12 straight completions set records with Bill Minkowski and Mike Tomczak noted for tying mark. Keystone, Elyria connection and Pioneer Conference prep add local context.
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Parker leads Michigan State with aerials and big plays
Parker, a standout safety converted from quarterback, amassed 1 100 yards from scrimmage and returned punts and kickoffs for touchdowns in a win over Midview. He credited his team’s turnaround to beating Notre Dame as momentum grows ahead of the Michigan State rivalry with Michigan.
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Elyria Catholic Tops Avon Lake In Close Golf Meet
Vic Stewart eagled the final hole to give Elyria Catholic a 161 to 162 victory over Avon Lake. The Panthers improved to 7-4 and head to Willow Creek Golf Course to face Vermilion, while Avon Lake leveled its record at 5-5.
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Phillies rally to edge Pirates in 10th for 5-4 win
In a 10th inning finish, Phils single home the winning run to beat the Mets 5-4 while other National League games see Expos and Dodgers triumph. Orioles walk off Brewers to gain AL East lead as Twins top White Sox and Royals sweep a doubleheader with late-inning scores.
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Insight shows Browns new offensive lead by Weaver
The report highlights Brian Weaver’s control of the Browns offense boosting the unit’s efficiency after a prior three man leadership. It notes combined player stats for Browns and Chargers including Newsome Winslow Pruitt and Muncie while stressing the shift from a committee approach to a single decisive voice in the offense.
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Elyria Pioneers Rout Elyria Catholic In Local Volleyball
Elyria High remains on a hot streak with a 9 of 10 run after beating cross-town rival Elyria Catholic 15-4 15-6. Sue Cohagan directed the offense with 14 of 15 hits and six kills as Kathy Hess added seven service points. Elyria Catholic, 4-3 overall, 1-1 in the Erie Coast Conference, praised for defense with Ann Schloss setting, Carrie Cummons as top hitter.
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Couch Nagy win bestball semifinal in Ohio match play
Elyria Country Club’s Couch and Oberlin Golf Club’s Nagy defeated Mayfield’s Howe and Lyons 5 and 3 in the Northern Ohio Golf Association Two-Man Bestball semifinal at Oberlin. They advance to the 19hole final against Gleason and Butler at Lake Forest, aiming to close the title Wednesday.
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Volleyball league starts at Nemo's Valley
Captain Nemo's will host a weekly women’s volleyball league starting Sunday at 2 pm. Each team pays 75 dollars per half. Contact Joan at 323-7366 or 244-0062 for details.
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Elyria’s Densmore Wins Cedar Point 10K
Elyria High freshman Anne Densmore won the 14 and under division in the Cedar Point 10K with a time of 36 36.6, finishing 24th overall and first female. Rhonda Fox led the 19 29 division in 38 19.7, while Ned Ayish led Pioneer boys at 36 56.4.
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Auanda Fox
Deb Sutter
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Elyria Oberlin Girls Tennis: Oberlin Falls 4-1
Elyria-Oberlin Oberlin-Elyria High girls tennis beat Oberlin 4-1 to move to 3-5. Bay Village Bay extended to 6-1 after beating Avon Lake 5-0. Lake Ridge Academy swept St Augustine JV 3-0 to improve to 2-3.
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