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Erger Leads Ral to Victory + THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO t SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2007 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL w SECTION C, PAGE 5 + City League Rogers 47, Bowsher 28 Central Catholic 27, Waite 6 Liberty-Benton wins St. John’s 37, St. Francis 7, at UT Estes paces playoff win by Blissfi eld Kleeberger leads Whitmer 49, Woodward 14 Blanchard Valley title TODAY BLISSFIELD — John Estes did it all for Blissfi eld as the Clay at Libbey, 2:30 Royals remained undefeated and advanced in the Division 6 PANDORA — Liberty- Start at Scott, 2:30 Michigan playoffs with a 14-6 victory over Hudson. Benton topped Pandora- Northern Lakes League For the second time this season, the third-ranked Royals Gilboa 46-21 last night to Central to victory Bowling Green 35, Anthony Wayne 31 got the better of the Tigers. Blissfi eld won 21-0 on Sept. 14. fi nish 10-0 and win the Southview 60, Maumee 11 Blanchard Valley at 9-0. Rossford 35, Northview 19 Last night, the Royals struggled for yardage early, but Estes Perrysburg 38, Springfi eld 24 broke a 60-yard run late in the fi rst half. One play later, he Aaron Craft paced the Irish in position for championship Suburban Lakes League punched it in from a yard out for the fi rst points of the game Eagles by hitting 13 of 15 Eastwood 43, Lakota 14 with seven seconds remaining in the opening half. passes for 252 yards and Central Catholic quarterback Elmwood 56, Lake 0 Hudson bounced back in the third quarter on a one-yard three touchdowns. He also CITY LEAGUE Genoa 62, Otsego 0 Tyler Kleeberger tossed three Woodmore 48, Gibsonburg 21 run from Curtis Gannon, but a two-point try failed. ran fi ve yards for another touchdown passes as the Irish Donnie Dottei was 8-of-14 for TAAC Blissfi eld put the game away in the fourth quarter on a long score. (8-2, 6-1) moved into position 159 yards, including a 29-yard Northwood 56, Stritch 18 drive featuring two key completions by Estes. On the fi rst, he to win their third consecutive Swanton 37, Danbury 0 TD pass to Beau Norton in the hit Colby Lievens for a fi rst down, then on third-and-eight, he Erie Cathedral Prep, Pa. 41, Warren Harding 7 City League championship with Hilltop 43, Edon 14 fi rst quarter. Norton had three Toledo Christian 23, Ottawa Hills 3 found Tyler Carver to keep the drive rolling. Estes capped the Euclid 36, E. Cle. Shaw 12 a 27-6 road victory over Waite Fredericktown 59, Loudonville 20 catches for 66. NWOAL 60-yard drive with an 11-yard run to fi nish the scoring. Ft. Loramie 53, Can. Timken 15 last night. Gahanna Lincoln 35, Newark 14 Woodward (3-7, 3-4) scored Blissfi eld (10-0) piled up 210 total yards, including 157 on Central will claim the title if Archbold 35, Liberty Center 13 Galion Northmor 18, Marion Elgin 12 fi rst, but tallied just 124 yards for Bryan 42, Evergreen 12 the ground. Estes was the leading rusher with 104 yards on Gallipolis Gallia 14, Athens 6 Clay defeats Libbey today. Delta 50, Montpelier 21 Garfi eld Hts. Trinity 21, Bedford Chanel 13 the game. Wauseon 35, Patrick Henry 28 nine carries. He completed 6 of 10 passes for 53 yards. The Garrettsville Garfi eld 31, Windham 16 Two of the touchdown passes Tigers (6-4) outgained Blissfi eld with 237 total yards. Gannon Germantown Valley View 38, Brookville 13 Midland Athletic League Girard 52, Newton Falls 20 were big plays, with Nate Hobbs Rogers 47, Bowsher 28 was their leading rusher with 66 yards. Glouster Trimble 32, Corning Miller 0 scoring on a 73-yard play and Hopewell-Loudon 42, Mohawk 15 Goshen 56, W. Carrollton 7 Three Rogers running backs Seneca East 28, North Baltimore 12 Grafton Midview 21, N. Ridgeville 14 Cedric Bouyer on a 70-yarder. scored six touchdowns and TONIGHT Granville 56, Hebron Lakewood 14 Donte Johnson caught a Carey at Tiffi n Calvert S-Pidcock 1 run (kick failed) Other NW Ohio Greenwich S. Cent. 32, New London 22 amassed 399 yards rushing in Fostoria St. Wendelin at Fremont St. Joseph S-Renner 12 pass from Whalen (Bogdan kick) Grove City Christian 47, Franklin Middletown Chris- 30-yard TD pass and Vyshawn defeating Bowsher. S-Gajewicz 18 pass from Whalen (kick blocked) tian 0 Arnold tallied on an eight-yard Sandusky Bay Conf. S-Fressie 33 run (Bogdan kick) Findlay 0 7 7 7 – 21 Groveport-Madison 34, Hilliard Darby 17 Isaiah Ballard carried 23 S-Jozsa 17 run (kick failed) Hamilton Badin 35, Middletown Fenwick 7 run. Clyde 28, Oak Harbor 7 S-Kahan 25 pass from Hehl (Stichter kick) Napoleon 12 7 0 7 – 26 Hamilton New Miami 20, Day. Christian 0 times for 170 yards and two Huron 31, Margaretta 7 M-Weaver 1 run (Johnson pass from Iwinski) Hamilton Ross 33, Cin. NW 21 Kleeberger connected on 8 of Sandusky Perkins 38, Port Clinton 23 Hannibal River 44, New Matamoras Frontier 6 touchdowns. Rams teammate N–Brown 85 run (kick failed) Heath 30, Cols. Bexley 14 14 passes for 218 yards. TONIGHT N–Brown 7 run (run failed) J.J. Emmenecker had 15 carries Edison at Sandusky St. Mary Suburban Lakes League Hilliard Davidson 28, Grove City 9 Ray Parker scored the only F–Davidson 3 pass from Gilbert (Schaible kick) Hillsboro 14, Greenfi eld McClain 13, OT for127 yards with three scores. Blanchard Valley Conf. N–Hestorman 53 pass from Keller (Hoover kick) Hubbard 48, Brookfi eld 27 touchdown for Waite (0-10, 0-7) Sylvester Scere wrapped up the Lake 0 000–0F–Wolfe 34 pass from Spragg (Schaible kick) Huber Hts. Wayne 21, Troy 7 on an 86-yard jaunt. He gained Arcadia 14, Cory-Rawson 0 N–Brown 9 run (Hoover kick) Hudson 21, Mayfi eld 11 scoring for Rogers (4-3, 5-5) Arlington 15, Hardin Northern 0 Elmwood 21 21 7 7 – 56 F–Davidson 7 pass from Spragg (Schaible kick) Huron 31, Castalia Margaretta 7 145 yards rushing on 14 carries. with a TD and 102 yards on 10 McComb 44, Leipsic 41 Jackson 42, Marietta 14 Liberty-Benton 46, Pandora-Gilboa 21 E–Sheline 16 pass from Curtis (Fitch kick) Tinora 14 7 7 10 – 38 Jefferson Area 9, Conneaut 0 carries. Van Buren 32, Vanlue 13 E–Fitch 9 pass from Curtis (Fitch kick) Fairview 0 0 14 6 – 20 Johnstown-Monroe 28, Johnstown Northridge 0 Whitmer 49, E–Stewart 25 pass from Curtis (Fitch kick) Kent Roosevelt 16, Norton 13 Bowsher (2-5, 2-8) running Green Meadows Conf. E–Curtis 31 run (Fitch kick) Kenton 20, Van Wert 0 Woodward 14 Tm–Foor 3 run (McKenney kick) Kettering Alter 41, Day. Chaminade-Julienne 27 back Princeton Bryson led his Antwerp 47, Hicksville 7 E–Allums 89 run (Fitch kick) E–Hammer 2 pass from Curtis (Fitch kick) Tm–Herendeen 27 pass from Drewes (McKenney Kings Mills Kings 45, Cin. Walnut Hills 0 Whitmer piled up 282 of its Ayersville 41, Holgate 14 kick) Kirtland 39, Orwell Grand Valley 0 team with six carries for 89 Wayne Trace at Edgerton, late E–Farabee 24 pass from Curtis (Fitch kick) 441 total yards on the ground E–Rothenbuhler 20 run (Fitch kick) Tm–Foor 2 run (McKenney kick) LaGrange Keystone 21, Sullivan Black River 12 yards. He scored one touchdown Tinora 38, Fairview 20 F–Yoder 2 pass from Radcliff (Sims kick) Lakewood 27, Elyria 0 to keep its hopes of winning the Lancaster 49, Galloway Westland 0 on a 65-yard running play. The Other NW Ohio Lakota 0 7 0 7 – 14 Tm–Herendeen 3 run (McKenney kick) league championship alive. F–Wonderly 7 pass from Radcliff (Sims kick) Lebanon 34, Miamisburg 20 Rebels’ Sherron Brown, who Tiffi n Columbian 39, Bellevue 12 Eastwood 7 21 9 6 – 43 Tm–McKenney 27 FG Lees Creek E. Clinton 34, Batavia Clermont NE 6 Anthony Allen led the way for played quarterback for the fi rst Columbus Grove 38, Bluffton 7 F–Radcliff 7 run (kick failed) Leetonia 33, Sebring McKinley 8 Defi ance 63, Celina 33 Tm–Foor 2 run (McKenney kick) Lemon-Monroe 63, Day. Northridge 14 the Panthers (8-2, 6-1) with 108 E–Foster 1 run (Faykosh kick) Lewis Center Olentangy 29, Worthington Kilbourne time this season, was 3-for-5 for Napoleon 26, Findlay 21 E–Foster 5 run (Faykosh kick) yards on seven carries, includ- Fostoria 32, Upper Sandusky 15 23 82 yards. Brown threw a 20-yard L–Guerra 74 pass from Timmons (Ewing kick) Oak Harbor 0 700-7Lewistown Indian Lake 46, Spring. NW 15 Fremont Ross 24, Sandusky 8 E–Foster 1 run (Faykosh kick) ing touchdown runs of 42 and scoring pass to Dominique Reed Ottawa-Glandorf 28, Lima Shawnee 7 Clyde 0 14 7 7 - 28 Lima Bath 3, Wapakoneta 0 E–Foster 3 run (Faykosh kick) Lisbon Beaver 28, Weir, W.Va. 6 8 yards. Julian Nash carried 11 E–Team safety in addition to scoring on a four- Michigan Playoffs Lockland 17, Cin. N. College Hill 14 times for 88 yards and two TDs. E–Rutherford 5 run (Faykosh kick) C-Caudill 68 pass from Gillett (Phillips kick) Lodi Cloverleaf 21, Green 7 yard run. E–Schlumbohm 69 run (kick failed) C-Cook 20 pass from Gillett (Phillips kick) Logan 53, Ironton 14 DIVISION 1 L–Apple 9 run (Ewing kick) OH-Hernandez 2 run (Tabbert kick) Livonia Franklin 39, Monroe 38 2OT London Madison Plains 21, London 13 C-Caudill 14 pass from Gillett (Phillips kick) Louisville 40, Minerva 0 DIVISION 3 Genoa 15 26 7 14 – 62 C-Caudill 1 pass from Gillett Lowellville 29, N.
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