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Avon Lake rocks River; Cards and Eogles Sose

By Chris Asscnheimer

AVON LAKE

Avon Lake's

homecoming celebration was

rousing

success,

but

Avon

and

Brooksidc

had

their parties spoiled,

cs all

three local

giid squads entered

the

second half of

regular season play.

' The Shoremen amassed

whopping

519 yards

total offense

auJ

talliid

eight touchdowns

their 52-6 trounc-

ing

Southwestern Conference rival

Rocky River.

Tho Pirates looked more like sea nym-

phs

as the

"Swarmin' Shoremen"

defense put another hurting on its oppo-

nent, limiting Rocky River t=-fi muiiger'

•lUu ituilllLuunl »

111

all-

111

touchdowns with quarterback Jeremy

WOIIHCC

having

career dny. puss ing for

207 yards. The senior's main target was

speedy wldeout Brian Morrissey, vvlio

also posted some big numbers, hauling

In all thrco of Wallace's aerial tallies.

Despito oil the wide upon tendencies

displayed

the

Avon Lake offense,

SWC scoring leader Derek Theisen slill

managed

find paydirt twice, rushing

Tor

yords throughout the evening.

Tho Shoreman take their undofcated

act (B-0 overall.

3-0

SWC)

Olmsted

Falls Friday, to take on tho 3-3 Bulldogs.

Success

was

not

the cards

for

Brookside

Clearviovv-lsa: Friday

the Cardinals lasted their second

straight bitter defeat.

In front

for

most

the

night,

Urooksilie surrendered

fourth quarter

Clipper TD thai left another loss on the

.Cardinal win-loss mantle, dropping

them

3-3

overall,

and

1-2 in

con*

• lorence play.

Cards'

tailback/kicker Mike Sugruo

opened thu guma's scoring

the

first

quarter, booting

35-yard field goal

give Brookside a 3-0 advantage that held

up throughout the first

half.

After Clunrview took its first lead vi;i a

touchdown on its first possession of tin:

second

half.

Sujjruu's baokfiulil mule.

Him

Williams

timk

luirk

whim

hi-

linllixl ri<l Viinlt ilnwiiflnltl .•*»*!

i»t" Hi"

_*MitL.zynu.,

Willuimtt

only

tuu'Jiud

the

pigskin seven limes throughout

the

night,

yet

slill m.inaged

pick

!)'J

yards.

fie and the Cards' defensive unit, who

held the Clippers to 30 yards in the first

half,

were bright spots during an other-

wise dark occasion.

!f it, was dark

day

for

Brooksidc,

Avon was subjected to n virtual eclipse

at home against Elyria West.

The state power Wolverines spanked

the Eagtcs like a mischievous five- year-

old, allowing them only 5tJ yards the en-

tire night and scoring three times in the

fourth quarter to signal

42-0 rout.

Avon, who trailed by

pair of scores

at the

half,

saw the Wolverine advantage

balloon in I lie second stanza, as a result

of its inability to move the football. The

Eagles managed just

six

yards

the

game's final

2*1

minutes. Nu. that's nut

an attempt

to be

humorous

nor is

lypo.

They really

did

pick

just

six

yards throughout the second

half.

Fullback Willie Schobor was tho lono,

Avon rusher

eclipse

tho 20-

yard

mark, gaining 29 on nine carries.

The Eagles. 2-4 overall and 1-2 In the

Lorain County Conference, trove!

Clearviow Friday.

Pirate

burned

elfJgy

during

Avon

Lako

High

School's

bonfire

last Wednesday

night.

Tho

symbol

was

sign

things

corne.

PRESS

photo

David

Brandt

•It

Cardinal Bowl: Fun, Fireworks

The sophomore class would like

invite ihe com-

munity

Cardinal Bowl

III on

Oct. 13

7 p.m. Tho

event kicks

off

homecoming week

for

Draokside and

will feature Powdor-Puff football games, class

Tug-of-

War bottles, an obstacle coarse,

performance by

the

Brooksidc High Schoot Marching Band, and

terrific

fireworks display.

'.:

Admission

free

the

community, however,

elementary and middle school students must be accom-

panied by an adult. Tho Cardinal Bowl has been very ex-'

citing the \as\ two years.

Individuals and businesses wishing

help sponsor

tho fireworks

can

contact

Pat

Keeuiin

Hrooksido,

940-4220.

North Coast

YMCA

Open House

Tho

North Coast

YMCA

will

sponsor

open

house

this

weekend,

Saturday.

Oct. 15,

from

11 a.m.

to 4

p.m.

Tho

YMCA

located

32700

Walker

Ril.

Avon

Lake.

During

the

open

house.

th« Y

offering

tlmso special

porks:

percent

off

Ihe

enrollmont

I'm;!

GreitI

Sin-ing?;

and

free

gift

for

the

first

100

people

who

walk

through

the

onirancu!

Thore will

also

whoul gumc

spin

fora

cli-inci;

jit

big prizes.

Shape up this Season

AVON

Tho Recreation Department is offering any

six-week session

classes for only $18. By purchasing

a six-week session, you will receive

coupon for hnlf off

the next session. All participants may take advantage of

this great offer.

Tuesdays: Country line-dancing.

(1:30

p.m.: and Basic

Step Aerobics (bring

step and hand weights

you

have them) at 7:45 p.m.

Thursdays: Low-impact aerobics at 0:30 p.m. Uring a

mat and hand weighls

you have them.

Saturdays: Low-impact aerobics, 10 a.m. This class

starts Ocl. 22. firing mnl. Hand weights optional.

Two new instructors will tench fill new routines.

Classes

are

held

the

Avon Lions Community

Center.

chock specifying the class

you want and your phone number as soon ns possible,

to:

Avon City Mull [Attention, Aerobics program

Country Line- dancing program}. 30774 Detroit

Rd..

Avon. 440:il.

For murit information, call Mnry

!Ki7-;)337. Classes

iire going on now!

Basketball Registration

AVON

LAKI-:

Kogistniliun

for

the

A.L.

Youth

H.iskt-lball

nrocram

tukos

plact:

Saturday,

Ocl.

if)

ami

Saturday.

Oct.

from

•)

u.m.

tn I

p.m.

tin;

high

M:IUX>I

fiiildlioust',

Tin!

progniirt

OJHMI

<>ll

Avon

Lake

buys

aiut

girls

in grades

tlinuigli >.

I'.irticlpmitx

must br Avtw

I'.uf.v

Kegisliition forms iirnl information shtn.-ls will

given to sludi.-nl.H in school Ihb week. Forms will also be

available at the Recreation Dcpt.

Anyone interested

coaching should contact Keith

Kauffmun at 933- 9030.

It is impcrutivo that all boys und girls sign up by Oct.

22.

because late registrants cannot

guaranteed

place, but they will bo put on

waiting'list.

AvonX-Men

AVON

The X-mon U-9 soccor team won

its

fifth

game

Ihe season

Saturday, Oct.

against Vor-

tnilion, Tho score was 6-4. Scoring tho first goal for tho

X-men was Chad

Rowloy.

assisted by Todd

Bailoy.

Todd

Bailoy added two mofo goals. Chris Frioud scored one

assisted by Jeff Magormon. Brian Posondok passed the,

ball

Brett Okamolo who boolod

in. The last goali

was scored by Jorry Hngcrman. assisted by Todd Bailey.

The X-tnuii are now 5-O.

Rangers roll to 3-2 victory

SHEFFIELD LAKE

The U-0 Sheffield Lake Power

Rangers, coached by Ken Cerny, bested the U-33 team

3-2 in ii hard-fought match. Tho offenso was keyed by

gonls from Mike Smith (2).

and

Andy Corny [1). Tho

passing

Ituialhiin Palmer,

)eff

Woch, Brud Culhrle,

Will Emory

ami

Tarn fiillinghurst keyed

Ihe

attack.

IJiifunsu win nhly ninnnud

T.J. Philips.

Philips,.

Matt Lfiwson and Kevin Bring. Tho Rangers* record

now I mid 2.

•Tim Rangers Iliiink their many fans

for

their support

in this victory.

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