Elyria selects Dillen and Green as players of the week
Elyria names Scott Dillen and Tim Green as players of the week for last Friday's win over Marion Harding. Dillen, a senior guard, earned offense honors with strong blocking. Green, a senior tackle, led on defense with 11 tackles, four behind the line and six pass plays blocked or tipped.
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Elyria Catholic Names Panthers of the Week Peyle and Petranyi
Geoff Peyle and Will Petranyi of Elyria Catholic earned players of the week honors after the 34 6 victory over Toledo Libbey Friday night. Peyle anchored the line and contributed a strong linebacker presence with a solid game. Petranyi, a senior linebacker, notched a fumble recovery several sacks and tackles.
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Giants Top Packers 27 3 in East Rutherford
NFL standings show Giants defeat Packers 27 to 3 at East Rutherford New Jersey in front of 75 288 fans. Key players include New York Brunner 8 of 19 for 108 passing and Woolfolk 1175 rushing, while Green Bay Dickey goes 16 of 28 for 283 yards with Lofton Coffman and Jefferson among receivers. Stenerud missed a field goal for Green Bay.
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Berea's McNeil takes lead in scoring derby
Berea's Skip McNeil surged to the top of the area football scoring derby after a 45-20 win over Cloverleaf, scoring four touchdowns to reach 60 points and move ahead in the Pioneer Conference race. Bob Werner moved to 56 points, two ahead of Lorain Catholic's Bob Atkinson who was shut out by Trinity. Al Eee and John Kole tied for fifth as Elyria Catholic and Westlake players chased the leaders.
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Moeller tops AAA poll with 38-7 win over Barberton
Elyria Catholic holds second in Ohio high school ratings with Urbana ahead by 31 points. Moeller leads AAA after a 38-7 defeat of Barberton, earning the top statewide total of 232 points and a 132-point margin over Akron Garfield. Newark Catholic leads Class A. In pro football news, four players are reinstated after suspensions tied to drug policy violations. Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula faces a tentative $1 million offer from the New Jersey Generals, with no final decision.
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Baseball history highlights and birthdays of September 7
Sept 7 1923 Lou Gehrig hits first major league home run for the Yankees against Bill D. Percy. Fifteen years later Gehrig homers again to reach his 93rd and final home run against Washington’s Dutch Leonard. 1930 Hack Wilson belts his 56th season homer, a National League record. 1935 Cubs clinch NL pennant after 21st straight win. 1936 Hall of Fame manager Walter Alston appears in one MLB game as a defensive sub for Johnny Mize, errors on one of two balls, hits only, vs Lou Warneke. 1973 Nolan Ryan records modern era strikeout 383, Angels beat Twins. Today’s birthdays: Boston Red Sox coach Johnny Pesky 64, Phillies third baseman Mike Schmidt 34.
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Transitions Baseball and Hockey Transactions Across Leagues
Multiple teams announce player call ups and transfers with changes in management and signings. Indians promote Steve Farr while Wes Culmer moves. Tigers appoint Bill Layore as GM. Yankees name David Hersch. Mavericks add Dale Ellis. Nuggets acquire Kenny Dennard. Kings finalize Don Buseguard terms. Birmingham Stallions sign Boyd and Toler. Maulers sign multiple linemen. Black Hawks dispatch players to Springfield. Devils reassigns several players to the AHL. Rangers sign Mike Allison.
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Ratings Put Olu High On Top In Columbus Panel
State panel of sports writers and broadcasters releases prep football rankings with Olu High School atop Class AAA. Akron Garfield, Middletown, Upper Arlington, Cincinnati Princeton, Austintown Fitch and Sandusky round out top ten amid scattered 10-point thresholds and notes on other schools with 10 or more points across classes AA and V.
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Bowling scores and standings from Thursday night CPLS meet
Readable fragments show team names and individual scores from a Thursday night bowling meet. Notable items include Gilles meeting 182, Debbi Dunn 469 in team series, and several team standings entries such as Western Auto at 163 and Elvira Bowling Center at 2875 in team series.
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NASL Playoffs Semifinals and Series Results
Montreal beat Tulsa 1 0 in a midweek playoff clash while Tulsa edged Toronto 2 1 after extra time in another semifinal. Toronto wins series 20 leading to a Sunday final. The schedule shows Montreal at Tulsa at 9 30 in the Wednesday game and Thursday’s score notes Tulsa 2 Golden Bay 0.
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