Red-hot Dragons Still Ohio's Best This Week
Ohio high school rankings show Niles McKinley atop the UPI coaches ratings with 284 points and 16 first place votes. Massillon and Alliance follow as battles loom for top honors while Middletown and St. Ignatius slip into lower positions amid weekend matchups and shifting wins and ties.
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Buckeye Conference opener looms as pivotal week for Elyria
Elyria High opens Buckeye play at home against Admiral King after a 1 3 7 loss to Cuyahoga Falls. Coach Barton faces injuries to key players Pick Gleason and Campbell as Friday night showdown with King could shape title race and Elyria future. Sandusky, Findlay, and others also eye early momentum.
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al Campbell
Parks, Clearview star out for season with knee injury
Lamont Parks Clearview High star fullback is sidelined for the season after a knee injury suffered in the Clearview Amherst game. Coach Bob Mosketti expects Parks to miss rest of 1963 but return for college play. Mike Ellis replaces him as Lakeland Conference lead races continue with Midview, Vermilion, and Ridgeville among top contenders.
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DeMaria fuels Elyria Catholic JV win over Clearview reserves
Elyria Catholic JV led by Jim DeMaria's two rushing TDs beat Clearview reserves 26 to 8. Bob Lyons and Don Brown added scores, John Bommer found Dick LeFrancois on a two point conversion. Next game is Monday at Midview.
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Dick LeFrancois
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Dave Verhoff
Tom Sinkinson
Northfield horse entries list pace and trot races
Northfield program shows nine racing divisions with pace and trot events each offering purses from 600 to 800 dollars. Entrants include Pace horses such as King Gene Staccato Meadow Rose and Terry s Lady Cash, plus Trot entries like Gold Axworthy Cairo Girl Bay and Miss Point Farm Testosterone.
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Melody Lady
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Mary the Golden Gypsy
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Sister Marie Commotion High
Chuck Wildwood
Laura Dynamite
Markmoore
Jerry Dale Grattan
Lou Richard
Miss Point Farm
Hawks trim roster as Siegfried waived Yates placed on waivers
The St. Louis Hawks cut to 13 men releasing Larry Siegfried from Ohio State and placing Tony Yates of Cincinnati on waivers as they reduced their NBA roster.
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Detroit coach appeals over BGTD ruling in MAC clash
University of Detroit coach John Idzik plans a formal MAC complaint after film review questioned Bowling Green’s second touchdown that could alter a 27-14 game. Eyewitnesses noted no protest at the time as BG led 14-6 at halftime.
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Major League Leaders in Runs Batted In
National League leaders include Aaron 127 with the Braves and White 109 with the Cardinals. Boyer 108 for the Cardinals and Pinson 103 for the Reds follow, with Mays 102 for the Giants and Cepeda 33 alongside White 27 and Howard 27 among others. American League leaders include Stuart 116 for the Red Sox and Kaline 100 for the Tigers. Killebrew 96 for the Twins and Wagner 89 for the Angels, Colavito 90 for the Tigers. In NL McCovey 43 and Aaron 42 pace RBI charts, with Mays 37 Cepeda 33 and White 27. In AL Killebrew 45 and Stuart 42 lead, with Allison 35 Hall 33 and Howard 28 among others.
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Panthers' Kaiser May Miss Padua Game
Elyria Catholic quarterback Randy Kaiser likely out Sunday against Padua Franciscan due to a knee bruise suffered early in a 20-8 loss to Cleveland West. For Padua, Frank De Tillio starts at quarterback with John Bommer and Tom Peters backing up. Ken Webber could shift to signal calling if needed as the Panthers prepare for St Stanislaus.
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