Year of Kissing Sisters Shapes Area High School Football
The area high school season shows a surge of ties, with Wellington High tying three straight games marking a historic stretch. Midview posts just three points in four games yet remains only 2 losses, while Elyria West grad Greg Jones shines for Miami University before an elbow injury ends his day.
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Ohio State Ties at No 1 After Big Win Over Minnesota
Ohio State and Alabama share the No 1 ranking in the Top 20. The Buckeyes crushed Minnesota 47-0 while Nebraska held No 3 with a 57-0 win over Iowa. Oklahoma idle. Penn State, Notre Dame, Missouri, Florida State among top teams.
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Panthers of the Week from Elyria Catholic
Elyria Catholic names Tom Lang and Jeff Werner as Players of the Week after a 7-0 win over Cleveland Central Catholic. Lang, a junior tight end, blocked well and made a key reception for the lone touchdown. Werner, a safety, keyed the defense with two tackles on the goal-line stand. The Panthers also rode a 100-yard rushing effort by the senior tailback.
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Seniors Golf Tour crowns Seyler Tecca at Elyria
Seyler of Ashland and Tecca of Lakewood won the Cleveland District Golf Association Seniors event at Elyria Country Club. Seyler tied for low gross in age 55 59 with one under par 71 while Tecca led net in 70 74 at 59.
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Buckeyes Face Tough Arizona State Challenge
Ohio State coach Earle Bruce labels unbeaten Arizona State as the stiffest test yet for his No. 2 Buckeyes. He praises ASU’s personnel, speed, and talent, noting their strong line and coaching by Darryl Rogers. Bruce cites plans to adapt game strategy, focusing on ball control or passing as needed.
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Clearview takes fourth in AP state Class A poll
Clearview’s 6-0 win over North Ridgeville lifts the Clippers to 3-0-1 and into fourth in the AP state Class A poll. Elyria Catholic sits 12th in Class AA, Ed ison and Elyria West are tied for 29th in Double-A, while Southview is 23rd in Class AAA with Brunswick 16th and Lorain eighth. Also notes Barry Switzer’s first seven Oklahoma seasons produced 73 wins.
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Carlton Dominates Cardinals to Put Phillies in First
Philadelphia lefty Steve Carlton earned his 23rd win by holding the St. Louis Cardinals to two runs across nine innings, with Keith Moreland driving in the decisive run in the 10th and Tug McGraw securing his 18th save. The Phillies moved a half game ahead of Montreal in the NL East.
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Football report from Orlemta Arinoum game excerpt
Fragmentary notes describe a football match involving Orlemta Arinoum with unclear spelling and scattered details. The readable parts reference a local contest, potential plays, and a brief score-like mention amid garbled text. Further context unknown due to OCR damage.
Buckeyes sit second in AP and UPI polls
Ohio State remains No. 2 behind Alabama in both AP and UPI college football rankings. Nebraska jumps to No. 3 after outscoring two opponents 112 to 9, with Penn State upcoming on a nationally televised Saturday game. Alabama holds 23-game win streak and 22 first-place votes in the UPI tally.
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