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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1973

Page

3

Elyria shuts out Marion as Sears leads with kicks

Elyria Pioneer special teams dominated Marion Harding in a 28-0 Buckeye Conference win. Jeff Sears 33 and 36 yard field goals and six kickoffs helped flip field position, while Gary Stevenson threw and ran for a key score. Earl Davis ran for 134 yards as Elyria moved to 3-1 on the young season.

Marion Jeff Sears Marion Harding Elyria Pioneers Buckeye Bill Barton Sears Proxies Gary Stevenson Earl Davis Stevenson Davis Craig Schumacher van Dickerson Schumacher Harding Steve Anderson Anderson Barton Admiral King Ely Stadium

Midview Rally Knocks Brookside 18-14 in Lakeland Clash

Midview's defense shuts Brookside in the fourth quarter as Douglas Wesling and Rick Renuart force a fumble at the Brookside 45 with 4:56 left. Senior QB Bob Wales leads a nine play, 60 yard drive, punching in the final seven yards for the winning touchdown with 1:22 remaining.

Grafton Midview Brookside 1814 Lakeland Confernee Doug Wesling Rick Renuart Joe Hooley Renuart Bob Wales Middies Wales Paydirt Bob Rozga George Deimling Middie Deimling Paul Pawioski Cardinals Kevin McCarty Lakeland Bill Taraschke Oberlin Clearview

Pirates blow lead as Expos beat Mets 3 2 in rain soaked rally

The Pirates squander a 2–0 lead and fall 3–2 to the Expos as Montreal rallies in the seventh with a misplayed ball enabling two runs. Gene Clines and Al Oliver clash with manager Danny Murtaugh over the miscue. Oliver blames position switch and throws, while Murtaugh cites wet fielding conditions and a missed catch.

Pirates Montreal Expos Danny Murtaugh Gene Clines Murtaugh Clines al Oliver Singleton Jim Lyttle Oliver Tunners Lintz Bob Bailey John Boccabella Willie Stargell Lyttle Boccabella Montreal Gene Mauch

Long scoring plays from various high school games

Scoring events listed for teams including Elvira Catholic Firelands Lorain Catholic and others. Plays show kickoff returns punts and runs with dates in September and descriptions missing some context. Names include Bruce Yeager Steve Holovacs Dave Olson Tim Liord and Bill Parobek among others.

Bruce Yeager Elvria Catholic Mike Robinson Steve Holovacs Firelands Joe Mishko North Ridgeville Tom Coughlin Lorain Catholic Atermilion Dave Olson Steve Union Buckeye Run Tim Liord Weisneton Rich Jones Chat Brookside Bill Parobek Lutheran West Morrison Lynn Olcott Western Reserve Steve Englyn Black River Etoria Catholic

Play-by-play Notes From Local Football Varsity Action

Game details show Hooley to Cambria for a 25 yard pass. Deimling runs for yard gains. Renuart and Rensart contribute rushing plays as the team advances.

Hooley Cambria

Caddies Report Time Set at Elyria Country Club

Caddies are asked to report at a.m. for tomorrow's shotgun start at the Elyria Country Club.

Elyria Country Club

West High Drops Clash as Cloverleaf Edges Wolverines 8-6

Elyria West battles for a first win but Cloverleaf Colts rally in the fourth quarter to tie and convert for a 8-6 victory. Tom Moyer opened scoring for West with a 65 yard TD in the third quarter. Mark Chestnutwood answered for Cloverleaf with a 55 yard TD and two point conversion.

Lodi Tom Moyer Elyria West High School Cloverleaf Colts Wolverines Colt West Terry Hopkins Wolverine Mark Chestnutwood West High Cloverleaf

West does justice to new nickname

West defends a new nickname as Randy Allen, a 210 pound Colt fullback, carries 22 times for 74 yards and is stopped for no gain three times. Chestnutt woods and Moyer highlight the Wolverine defense with 168 yards by backs, while Allen, Chestnutwood, and Duff gain 71 and 60 yards for the Colts.

West Randy Allen Allen Chestnut Woods Moyer Chestnutwood Darryl Duff Colts

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