High school football Week Three playoffs shaping up
Amherst hosts Oberlin and Keystone visits South Amherst in Friday night Lakeland Conference showdowns that could crown early title contenders. Other matches include Midview at Wellington and Clearview hosting North Ridgeville as teams push for conference seeding.
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Cavaliers cut pair and Carr out of action
Cleveland Cavaliers place rookies Bub Harris and Willie Terrell on waivers. Austin Carr, Notre Dame draft choice, is out about eight weeks with a fractured right foot, wearing a toe-to-knee cast after a scrimmage. Harris is a six-foot guard from Indiana University and former Lorain Admiral King star. Terrell, a forward from Southwest Texas, joined as a rookie free agent and earned a training camp invitation.
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Nebraska Keeps top in AP poll as Notre Dame gates
Nebraska holds No. 1 in the AP college football poll with 32 first-place votes and 1,044 points amid a reshuffled Top Ten. Notre Dame cuts into the Huskers lead after routing Northwestern 50-7, while Auburn leaps to fifth on a 60-7 win over UT Chattanooga.
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Major League standings and tonight's schedule
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Irish not paper tigers in Miller's C-T ratings
Notre Dame tops the Miller Ratings after overpowering Northwestern 50-7 while Nebraska and Michigan tie for second with 104 strength points following big wins over Minnesota 35-7 and Virginia 56-0 respectively. Washington-Purdue and Texas Tech losses shape the rest of the top twenty as Arizona State drops to a 10th place tie and Houston slides to 19th. Next Saturday Tennessee hosts Auburn in a key clash as the Top 20 bids to stay strong.
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Scoring duel looms in Keystone at South Amherst clash
Keystone travels to South Amherst Friday in a key Inland Conference battle. Keystone star Bob Hyatt is third in area scoring with five touchdowns and nearly 400 rushing yards, while South Amherst’s Dick Beran tops scorers with 42 points after two weeks.
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Berner Carries Keystone Past Brookside 31-8
Ed Berner caught an 11 yard TD pass from Jeff Kidder as Keystone defeated Brookside 31-8 last Friday. The score was mistakenly attributed to Ed Brennan in Saturday’s edition. Berner scored Keystone’s fifth TD in the win.
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Flag Football Tryouts Return Despite Earlier Cancellation
The Elyria Parks and Recreation Department resumes flag football league tryouts for boys aged 11 to 13. Tryouts proceed Friday and Monday at North and West parks with “report to the park nearest your residence” at 4 p.m.
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First Week Upsets Shake Nfl Debut Season
A rash of surprising results on opening day saw rookies and new talent shaping wins. Archi e Manning led the Saints past the Rams while Jim Plunkett fueled the Patriots in a 20 6 upset over the Raiders. Dallas beat Buffalo as rookies stood out, and San Francisco fell to Atlanta with rookie Tom Hayes key on defense. Miami tied Denver as Don Shula noted learning from exhibition play.
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Amherst captures cross country title at Tiffin event
Amherst Comets under coach Dick Cooley defended the Tiffin Columbian Invitational crown with 61 points led by Glen Wilburn’s 10:11 on the longer course. Sandusky Blue Streaks were runners up with 66 points led by Bob Fair at 10:30. Elyria’s runners included Scott Snyder 11th at 10:48 and Jeff Couture 54th. Amherst and Elyria traffic includes future meets against Brookside and Admiral King on Lorain County Community College course.
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