Ohio State Falls in AP and UPI Polls as USC Leads
Ohio State sits fifth in the AP and sixth in the UPI rankings after idle week ahead of a Columbus clash with North Carolina. USC, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Tennessee top both polls, with Alabama rated above OSU in UPI and below in AP. Nebraska drops a notch after its 77-7 loss to Army, while Tennessee slides slightly despite a big win.
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AP Top Twenty College Football Poll Summary
The AP Top Twenty lists USC at number one with 28 first place votes and a 3-4 record, followed by Oklahoma 14 with 2-0, Colorado 5 with 3-0, and Tennessee 1 with 3-0. Ohio State 1-0, Alabama 2-0, Nebraska 2-1, Michigan 1-0-24, LSU 2-0, Notre Dame 1-0, Arizona State 0-7, Texas 1-0, Penn State 1-1, Washington 3-0, UCLA 2-1, Florida State 3-0, Mississippi 2-0, Tulane 2-0, Stanford 2-0, West Virginia 3-0 with others receiving votes: Air Force, Arkansas, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Iowa State, Louisville, North Carolina, San Diego State, SMU, TCU, Texas Tech, Toledo.
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Top Rangers Brunner and Bachna named players of the week
North Ridgeville coach Jon Altomen and staff pick top Rangers Johs Brunner and Ken Bachna as offensive and defensive players of the week. Brunner, a sophomore tight end, earned the offensive award for blocking and a high efficiency grade. Bachna, a junior, posted six solo tackles and 12 assists, plus an extra point block and a fumble recovery.
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Miller C T rating shows big movers in top college ranks
Oklahoma 68 3 over Oregon, Southern Cal 55 20 over Illinois, and Nebraska 77 7 over Army hold top spots. Arizona State rises to fourth as Penn State slips to 11th after Navy win. Notre Dame climbs from unplayed 12th to 10th after a 370 point blowout over Northwestern while resting key players.
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Panther IVs blank Elyria Catholic in football rout
Panther IVs defeated Perkins of Sandusky 14 to 0 at Knights of Columbus Field. Tom Jezewski scored both touchdowns on runs of four and one yards as Elyria Catholic fell to 1-1.
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Middies Visit Brookside for Saturday Night Football
Athletic director Ed Adelsberg announced Midview’s game at Brookside will start at 8 p.m. Saturday, marking Brookside’s first Saturday night under lights this season. Midview aims for a fourth straight win, tying its best start since 1963 when it opened 5-0 before losing to Clearview.
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Middie Films Shown Tonight At Midview High
Film session of Midview's 20 over Wellington set for 6 30 p m in the high school cafeteria Coach Phil Sheffield leads the showing Tony Ross scored on conversion attempts Panthers previously lost to Lake Catholic North Ridgeville tickets for Rangers Friday game go on sale 8 a m to 3 30 p m at Amherst location Ohio State sits idle in 12th after week with North Carolina on deck Top 10 odds skew Tennessee favored by 8 over Auburn Oklahoma over Clemson 45 Southern Cal over Michigan State 20 Nebraska over Minnesota 37 Alabama over Vanderbilt 30 Colorado clip per weekly awards with Badawski Nahm and Knowles praised for defense offense and special teams
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Inland and Buckeye football race outlooks loom large
After three games, Firelands and Highland emerge as Inland Conference co favorites while Keystone shows a one sided loss to Highland. Fremont leads Buckeye, Elyria seeks consistency, and Admiral King may upset Fremont. Lake, North Central and Firelands regions show contenders like Amherst Midview Clearview Vermilion Bay Westlake and Norwalk St Paul as the season unfolds.
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CYQ seventh eighth graders notch high scoring weekend
In Catholic Youth Organization play Elyria St Mary nipped St Jude while St Peter rolled St Peter of Lorain 32 0. Joe Doychock caught two TD passes and Bob Kritz Dean Zocci added rushing scores. St Joseph Amherst defeated Lorain St Mary 30 12 as Pelliterri Pelleriteri Pelliteri threw and ran for touchdowns. St Stanislaus beat St Anthony 18 0 with Mance returning interceptions for TDs. St Mary Elyria edged St Jude 6 0 with Madhock scoring. In 5th 6th grade St Joseph Amherst routed St Mary 30 0 as Knipp Muzilla scored twice and Kraemer 65 yd scamper. St Peter beat St John 8 0 with Walbom TD. All Elyria St Mary vs St Jude tied 0-0.
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Oberlin High Rehires Coaches for 1972-73
Oberlin Board of Education approved basketball coaching assignments for the 1972-73 school year. Joe Harris heads the varsity at 897 dollars, with Mark Jaffee as assistant varsity at 509, Tony Genette eighth grade at 388, Bruce Hill seventh grade at 267, Jewell Waters ninth grade at 295, and Linda Hills as girls tennis coach at 200 dollars.
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