The Panthers (4-0) reached the end zone on each of their first five drives, as Heintschel spread the ball around on an afternoon that Pitt tried to fine-tune some things before heading into the teeth of its ACC schedule.

Heintschel completed 29 of 37 in just over two quarters of work. The sophomore connected with nine different receivers. His six scoring throws fell one short of the ACC and program record of seven he set in a season-opening romp over Miami (Ohio) earlier this month. Backups Holden Geriner and Corey Dailey also threw for touchdowns. The eight touchdown passes combined marked a program record on a day Pitt gained 766 total yards.

Censere Lee caught five passes for 47 yards and three touchdowns, the most by a Panther wide receiver since Jared Wayne had three at Miami (Fla.) in 2022. Freshman wideout Demetrice McCray hauled in three passes for 72 yards, including a 48-yard rainbow from Heintschel in the final minute of the first half that put Pitt up 35-0 at the break.

A week after piling up 245 yards rushing while slugging its way past Syracuse in its ACC opener, the Panthers focused on getting Heintschel going against the FCS-level Bison.

Bucknell (1-3) mustered little offensively. The Bison didn't cross 100 total yards until the fourth quarter. Quarterback Emmett Dowling completed 10 of 21 for 49 yards, but Bucknell converted just 2 of 13 third downs, putting its defense in a tight spot against the deeper, more talented Panthers.

The only real blemish for Pitt in the final day of a comfy September in which the Panthers played four times at Acrisure Stadium was penalties.

The Panthers were flagged 16 times for 165 yards, disrupting an otherwise dominant performance. The miscues hardly hurt against the Bison, but Pitt will need to be much crisper over the next two months if it wants to be a factor in an ACC that looks wide open behind the Hurricanes.

The takeaway

Bucknell: The Bison will welcome the week off after being overpowered by the Panthers in the first meeting between the two Pennsylvania schools — Bucknell is in Lewisburg, about a 3 1/2-hour drive east from Pittsburgh — since 1945.

Pitt: The Panthers won their first four games in 2024 on their way to a 7-0 start. The good vibes didn't last that season, as Pitt dropped its final six games. The pieces are in place for the Panthers to avoid that kind of collapse this time around. So is the schedule, which is largely favorable outside of a late-October visit to Miami.

Up next

Bucknell: visits Georgetown on Oct. 10.

Pitt: travels to Virginia Tech on Friday night as coach Pat Narduzzi renews his friendly rivalry with former Penn State coach James Franklin, now in his first season with the Hokies.

According to county police, Hemingway is now being charged in a sexual assault case from a day earlier in Wilkinsburg. 

During Allegheny County police's investigation of the stabbing, they were contacted by Wilkinsburg Police about a sexual assault that occurred the morning of Sept. 23. 

The victim told police she was walking on a path that connects an alley to West Street when she was sexually assaulted by an unknown man. 

Throughout the investigation, detectives recovered multiple items that connected Hemingway to the sexual assault, including the victim's cellphone, which was reported stolen. 

Now, in consultation with the district attorney's office, Hemingway is being charged with rape, sexual assault, and robbery. 

Doctor attacked, stabbed, and killed inside Pittsburgh home

Early on Thursday morning, Dr. Idris Evans, a medical director from UPMC Children's Hospital, was killed in a violent attack in his home in Edgewood. 

Dr. Evans and his wife, Gina, were both stabbed while they slept in their home on Linden Avenue. According to court documents, the man attacked them in their bed with a kitchen knife and uttered about "being god." 

During the attack, Gina yelled for their children, ages 8 and 12, to get out of the house and go to a neighbor's, which they did. 

Dr. Evans did not survive, and Gina was taken to the hospital in critical condition. 

Hemingway was found in a nearby home not long after the stabbing and had lacerations on his hands. He was taken into custody and has since been charged with criminal homicide, aggravated assault, burglary, and criminal trespass. 

Elijah Hemingway had a criminal history

Hemingway had a criminal history prior to the stabbing in Edgewood. 

In July, he was arrested after what police described as a burglary in Pittsburgh's Spring Hill-City View neighborhood. That stemmed from an incident in February when a woman reported to police that after returning from dropping her child off at daycare, she noticed her laptop had been moved. 

According to the criminal complaint, footage from a Nest camera showed Hemingway force his way inside, where he stole two iPhones and a laptop. 

The woman told police Hemingway was her former partner, but he had never lived there and was not allowed to be in the home. 

He was charged with both burglary and theft by unlawful taking, and was released on nonmonetary bond. A Pittsburgh-area attorney said that based on Pennsylvania's online court record system, Hemingway had no prior criminal history, just summary offenses, and that is why he was released. 

Before his history in the Pittsburgh area, a sheriff's office in Florida said on Facebook that he was arrested twice. 

Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala said that if his office had known about his history in Florida, they would've appealed his release in the Pittsburgh burglary case. 

According to information provided to KDKA-TV by the Allegheny Valley Volunteer Fire Department, just after 9 p.m., they were alerted to a single-vehicle crash on Freeport Road in Harmar Township's business district. 

As they responded to the scene, the call was upgraded after it was learned that it was a rollover crash. 

Once they arrived, they found a single vehicle had rolled over and hit six parked vehicles in the process. 

The driver of the vehicle was able to exit on their own and denied any injuries. 

All six of the vehicles that were parked along the road were unoccupied at the time of the crash. 

Help was also provided by the Oakmont Volunteer Fire Department and the Blawnox Volunteer Fire Company. 

Firefighters remained on the scene for about two hours to clear debris and help the towing companies remove the parked cars from the scene. 

Allegheny Valley Volunteer Fire Company also said it was the second crash they had been called to on Friday. Earlier in the evening, they were called to a single-vehicle crash on Route 28, also in Harmar Township. No further details were provided about the crash. 

Though the message makes no reference to Cuba, the request is for continued military planning aimed at Cuba, according to multiple U.S. officials who spoke to CBS News under condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

There is no indication in the document that any units have received deployment orders. But the planning comes as the Trump administration puts intense economic pressure on Cuba and urges the island nation to make political reforms.

The message does not identify how many troops would be needed in the Southern Command's region, which covers Central and South America, including the Caribbean. It also does not specify where the forces could be sent or what operation they would support. 

The document reviewed by CBS News says Army Reserve headquarters is seeking feedback from subordinate commands on the possible availability of six types of formations that would fall under the authority of U.S. Southern Command. The units would "possibly [be] needed in 90-120 days," according to the message, which directs commands to provide feedback to Army Reserve headquarters by Sept. 25. 

Among the units is a combat sustainment support battalion that specializes in coordinating logistics such as transportation, maintenance, fuel and supply needs, along with an engineer battalion. The document also seeks an expeditionary sustainment command that would oversee logistics across a theater of operations. 

The document generated last week also calls for a medical brigade to command and coordinate medical units, as well as a forward resuscitative and surgical detachment to provide emergency surgery and trauma care closer to U.S. forces. Finally, the document seeks a military police brigade — these units typically oversee military police forces responsible for security, detention and other law enforcement missions. 

Contacted by CBS News, the Army Reserve did not respond before publication. 

A spokesperson for U.S. Southern Command said: "Due to operational security concerns, we do not disclose details or comment on U.S. operational movements or potential deployment timelines associated with current or future operations, contingencies, or planning. However, U.S. Southern Command continuously coordinates with the Joint Force to assess a range of potential requirements across its [area of responsibility] in support of assigned missions."

On Saturday, President Trump told reporters at the White House he doesn't believe the U.S. will need the military and that "Cuba and us will make a deal."

"Cuba is failing very badly. We want to help Cuba. We want to open Cuba up to our people," he said. "We have great Cuban Americans who want to go back. We want to open Cuba up to our people."

Earlier this year, American forces conducted reconnaissance operations on the seafloor and maritime approaches surrounding the Cuban island, multiple U.S. military personnel told CBS News. Separately, U.S. airpower components were placed on heightened readiness and directed to pre-stage personnel for potential deployment. Those plans, however, did not come to fruition. CBS News is withholding certain details from publication that could potentially put U.S. service members at risk.

CBS News reported in May that U.S. intelligence officials were assessing how Cuba would respond to possible U.S. military action, as the Trump administration accused Havana of strengthening ties with Russia, China and Iran. The intelligence community's 2026 annual threat assessment largely portrays Cuba as an enabling environment for larger geopolitical competitors, rather than as an independent strategic threat.

In July, CBS News reported that American military planners had examined a range of options for possible action against the island, including an Army-led air assault involving thousands of U.S. soldiers to be carried out by the 101st Airborne Division, the only unit trained for such a task. 

U.S. officials who spoke to CBS News stressed in July that the briefings were not an indication that the president or the Pentagon had decided to go forward with an operation.

Since reentering office, Mr. Trump has asserted a more muscular U.S. role in the Western Hemisphere under what officials have dubbed the "Donroe Doctrine," a Trump-era corollary to the Monroe Doctrine focused on limiting foreign adversaries and other perceived threats in the region. 

In April, American and Ecuadorian troops launched a joint mission aimed at dismantling a suspected criminal hub operated by a narco-terrorist organization. On Thursday, U.S. troops and agents with the Drug Enforcement Administration assisted Ecuadorian authorities in arresting more than 30 members affiliated with Mexico's Jalisco New Generation Cartel. 

Since September, the U.S. military has killed more than 230 people in 70 strikes in the Caribbean Sea and eastern Pacific Ocean. The operations are a stark contrast to the U.S. military's historical role of maritime drug interdiction and arrest. Some legal experts have said the strikes amount to illegal extrajudicial killings because U.S. forces are prohibited from intentionally targeting civilians or individuals suspected of criminal activity, unless they meet the legal standard governing the use of military force. 

For Cuba, the Trump administration imposed sanctions on Cuban entities and officials, including military research and development enterprises tied to the country's nickel industry ahead of the U.N. General Assembly this week. 

In New York, Mr. Trump told the U.N. General Assembly that his administration was seeking a "fundamental change" on the island and predicted Cuba's communist government "will fall" and declared that "freedom will be coming to Cuba." The Cuban delegation walked out during his remarks. 

Mr. Trump also said Secretary of State Marco Rubio was "deep into negotiations" with Havana and vowed that the United States would not allow foreign adversaries to establish a strengthening foothold "on our own doorstep." 

Those remarks follow months of increasingly explicit statements from Mr. Trump about Cuba. Meanwhile, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has vowed to counter any U.S. attack, and has accused the U.S. of "aggression" and "economic warfare" by blocking oil imports to Cuba.

Earlier this year, Mr. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he believed he would have "the honor of taking Cuba." 

"Taking Cuba in some form, yeah," he said in mid-March. "Taking Cuba. I mean, whether I free it, take it — I think I could do anything I want with it, if you want to know the truth." 

Later that month, Mr. Trump said bluntly: "Cuba's going to be next." 

The Allegheny County Police Department said the shooting happened just before 11 p.m. outside of H's Bar & Grill along Verona Road on Thursday. When first responders arrived at the scene, they found a man who had been shot to death. 

At the time, the victim's identity had not been released. On Sept. 25, the victim was identified as 46-year-old Ronel Jones of Rankin. 

"We don't have all the details. It's tragic," Penn Hills Mayor Pauline Calabrese told KDKA-TV. "Of course, our thoughts and prayers go out to the family."

The early investigation, according to police, shows that the man was talking to the alleged shooter outside the bar before shots were fired. Investigators say the gunman was wearing a white T-shirt and black shorts and fled from the scene.

A man who didn't want to be identified and lives nearby said he's not surprised a deadly shooting happened at this establishment.

"Any time from midnight to about 3 a.m. they're out here making all kinds of noise," the man told KDKA-TV. "I'm sick of it."

However, that neighbor KDKA-TV spoke to said H's Bar and Grill isn't the only problem bar nearby, adding that he wants one thing to come out of this tragedy.

"Close them both now," he said.

Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call the county police tip line at 1-833-ALL-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous.

According to the Westmoreland County District Attorney's Office, Monessen police arrested 26-year-old Joshua Rioux earlier this week, with help from federal investigators. 

On Thursday, police and agents from the Department of Homeland Security executed a search warrant on Rioux's home after an investigation uncovered videos that depicted a child being sexually abused by Rioux. 

When investigators questioned Rioux, he admitted to sexually assaulting the minor on several occasions over a two-year period. 

Police also told the district attorney's office that one of those occasions was recorded on video. 

Now, Rioux is facing multiple charges, including rape of a child, statutory sexual assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child, aggravated indecent assault of a child, indecent assault of a person less than 13 years old, endangering the welfare of children, and corruption of minors. 

Rioux was taken into custody and has since been denied bail. 

Our highs and lows here back home around Pittsburgh are near normal, with plenty of sunshine and dry conditions this afternoon. 

On Sunday, clouds will increase during the afternoon and evening, with a few showers from the nor'easter making their way east with increasing clouds. We are only looking at .10" of rainfall, if that. 

It'll still be great football weather for the Steelers game with mostly cloudy skies and highs near 70. 

Clouds will hold on through Monday with below-normal highs only in the mid to upper 60s. We warm back up Tuesday with highs near normal in the low 70s and mostly cloudy skies. 

Wednesday and Thursday stay dry and warmer, with highs back above normal in the upper 70s as we wrap up September and welcome in October!

Friday will be our next best chance for rain, so you may need the rain gear for Friday Night Lights! 

According to the Allegheny County Police Department, just before 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, officers were called to assist with a reported shooting. 

Police were on the scene for several hours on Thursday night and into Friday morning. 

A man was found with multiple gunshot wounds in the 2000 block of Lindsay Road. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition, but on Friday morning he was pronounced dead. 

County police are investigating the shooting. 

No suspects have been named, and the victim was identified late on Friday night by the medical examiner as 27-year-old Raymond Parker of Homestead. 

Anyone with information is being asked to call the county police tip line at 1-833-ALL-TIPS. 

Week 5 Pennsylvania high school football scores 

Allentown Central Catholic 14, Easton 13

Annville-Cleona 35, Columbia 28

Apollo-Ridge 57, Charleroi 18

Armstrong 14, Gateway 12

Avella 34, Carmichaels 14

Avonworth 49, Beaver Area 6

Bangor 14, Palisades 12

Beaver Falls 24, Freedom 13

Belle Vernon 49, Greensburg Salem 14

Bellwood-Antis 37, Tyrone 14

Bentworth 20, Brentwood 17, OT

Berlin-Brothersvalley 30, Northern Bedford 29, OT

Bermudian Springs 26, Eastern York 21

Bethlehem Center 35, West Greene 0

Bethlehem Freedom 61, Allentown Dieruff 0

Biglerville 24, Buchanan 14

Bishop Canevin 21, McGuffey 14

Bishop McCort 59, Somerset 28

Bishop McDevitt 20, Cumberland Valley 0

Bishop Shanahan 20, Avon Grove 14

Blackhawk 40, Shaler 31

Bloomsburg 25, Midd-West 22

Bloomsburg 34, Warrior Run 15

Blue Mountain 42, Tamaqua 7

Braddock Hills 51, Our Lady Of Sacred Heart 12

Brockway 28, Redbank Valley 0

Burgettstown 10, Monessen 6

California 36, Frazier 0

Cambria Heights 46, Northern Cambria 6

Cambridge Springs 31, Eisenhower 0

Camp Hill Trinity 21, Middletown 0

Cathedral Prep 14, Oil City 0

Central Bucks South 36, Neshaminy 0

Central Bucks West 28, North Penn 26

Central Cambria 15, Penn Cambria 14, OT

Central Clarion 63, Brookville 6

Central Dauphin East 28, Carlisle 21, 2OT

Central York 55, South Western 21

Chambersburg 19, Central Dauphin 14

Chartiers Valley 27, Bethel Park 24

Clairton 8, Washington 7

Coatesville 42, West Chester East 21

Conemaugh Township 40, Portage Area 14

Conestoga 21, Penncrest 7

Conrad Weiser 27, Octorara 15

Cowanesque Valley 52, North Penn-Mansfield 7

Dallas 47, Wilkes-Barre 7

Dallastown 28, New Oxford 14

Deer Lakes 48, Derry 26

Dover 41, Susquehannock 3

Downingtown East High School 49, Oxford 0

Downingtown West High School 31, Bayard Rustin High School 3

East Stroudsburg South 38, Pleasant Valley 28

Elizabeth-Forward 41, Southmoreland 0

Elizabethtown 33, Warwick 18

Elwood City Riverside 33, New Brighton 22

Ephrata 25, Conestoga Valley 23

Erie McDowell 48, Youngs. Boardman, Ohio 21

Executive 52, Academy at Palumbo 8

Exeter 28, Governor Mifflin 6

Fairview 39, Conneaut 21

Fels 20, Dobbins Tech 0

Fitch, Ohio 42, Erie 0

Fleetwood 14, Manheim Central 6

Fort Cherry 49, Sto-Rox 8

Fort Hill, Md. 35, Hollidaysburg 21

Fort LeBoeuf 14, Harbor Creek 10

Franklin Regional 35, Fox Chapel 0

Freeport 27, Knoch 0

Garnet Valley 49, Marple Newtown 21

General McLane 42, Corry 14

Gettysburg 33, Mechanicsburg 14

Girard 45, Maplewood 10

Great Valley 39, Sun Valley 7

Greencastle Antrim 45, Boiling Springs 7

Greensburg Central Catholic 56, Springdale 7

Greenville 51, Slippery Rock 6

Grove City 42, Ambridge 12

Hamburg 36, Pequea Valley 7

Hampton 16, Central Valley 14

Hanover 37, York Catholic 14

Harrisburg 40, Altoona 20

Hempfield 42, Spring Grove 21

Hempfield Area 38, Canon-McMillan 34, OT

Hershey 17, Mifflin County 7

Hickory 34, Butler 18

Highlands 48, Valley 6

Homer-Center 23, River Valley 17

Honesdale 36, Crestwood 7

Hopewell 47, Western Beaver 6

Hughesville 21, Northwest 0

Huntingdon 43, Clearfield 19

Indiana 25, Albert Gallatin 14

Interboro 41, Bristol 6

Iroquois 34, Franklin 14

Jeannette 14, Riverview 7

Jefferson-Morgan 27, Mapletown 12

Juniata Valley 58, Claysburg-Kimmel 14

Karns City 20, DuBois 14

Keystone 56, Kane Area 12

Keystone Oaks 26, Quaker Valley 6

La Salle College High School 28, Salesianum, Del. 10

Lake-Lehman 35, Hanover Area 24

Lakeland (PA) 40, Carbondale 6

Lakeview 32, Cochranton 7

Lampeter-Strasburg 47, Boone 6

Lancaster Catholic 34, Kutztown 13

Ligonier Valley 52, Carlynton 12

Line Mountain 69, Camp Hill 6

Littlestown 42, York Tech 13

Lower Dauphin 27, Red Land 26

Malvern Prep 37, Good Counsel, Md. 6

Manheim Township 45, Cedar Crest 12

Marion Center 48, West Shamokin 6

Meyersdale 42, Tussey Mountain 13

Mid Valley 42, Lackawanna Trail 16

Mifflinburg 32, Loyalsock 27

Moniteau 21, Coudersport 20

Monsignor Bonner and Archbishop Prendergast 28, Conwell-Egan 14

Montgomery 30, Muncy 20

Montoursville 36, Milton 0

Montrose 21, Renaissance Academy Charter School 14

Morrisville 21, Delaware County Christian School 7

Moshannon Valley 27, Glendale 12

Mount Carmel Area High School 42, Danville 21

Mount Union High School 63, West Branch 19

Muhlenberg 64, Lebanon 8

Nazareth Area 32, Emmaus 7

Neshannock 48, Mohawk 6

Newport 34, Susquenita 19

North East 35, Warren 7

North Hills 43, Penn Hills 9

North Pocono 21, Abington Heights 0

North Schuylkill 35, Springfield Montco 14

Northeastern 21, York Suburban 7

Northern Lebanon 27, Donegal 15

Northern Lehigh 28, Salisbury 0

Northern York 50, Shippensburg 0

Northgate 21, South Side 20

Northwestern 47, Mercer 6

Northwestern Lehigh 41, Saucon Valley 0

Norwin 22, Mt Lebanon 3

Otto-Eldred 14, Cameron County 12

Palmyra 26, Waynesboro 0

Panther Valley 27, Tunkhannock 18

Parkland 35, Northampton 0

Penn Manor 31, Lancaster McCaskey 7

Penn-Trafford 64, Connellsville 0

Pennington, N.J. 53, The Hill School 6

Pennridge 26, Central Bucks East 7

Penns Valley 26, Bellefonte 19

Pennsbury 42, Abington 0

Perkiomen Valley 56, Methacton 7

Peters Township 20, McKeesport 10

Philadelphia Central 16, Vaux Big Picture 6

Philadelphia West Catholic 22, Archbishop Carroll 15

Philipsburg-Osceola 22, Bald Eagle 14

Pine-Richland 40, North Allegheny 7

Pittsburgh Central Catholic 62, Seneca Valley 0

Pittsburgh North Catholic 32, Burrell 20

Pittston 46, Hazleton 7

Plum 29, Kiski 28

Plymouth-Whitemarsh 44, Quakertown 8

Pocono Mountain East 26, Stroudsburg 12

Pocono Mountain West 44, East Stroudsburg North 20

Port Allegany 64, Bradford 0

Pottsgrove 31, Pottstown 13

Pottstown 53, Harriton 0

Pottsville 39, Berwick 14

Punxsutawney 41, St. Marys 27

Purchase Line 35, Penns Manor 14

Quakertown 24, Council Rock South 21

Richland 34, Forest Hills 7

Ridgway 30, Union 29

Ridley 38, Radnor 0

Ringgold 46, South Park 7

Riverside 35, Old Forge 28

Roberts 35, Pope John Paul II 7

SEED, Md. 10, Penn Wood 3

Saegertown 47, Seneca 21

Schuylkill Haven 63, Pottsville Nativity 7

Schuylkill Valley 18, Berks Catholic 16

Scranton Prep 57, West Scranton 7

Serra Catholic 28, Leechburg 20

Seton-LaSalle 65, Chartiers-Houston 24

Shady Side Academy 27, Ellwood CIty 13

Shamokin 55, Central Mountain 0

Sharon 40, Meadville 6

Shenango 49, Rochester 8

Shikellamy 56, Jersey Shore 27

Smyrna, Del. 44, Cardinal O'Hara 42

Solanco 57, Cocalico 19

Souderton 63, Council Rock North 6

South Allegheny 52, Brownsville 12

South Williamsport 56, Canton 0

Southern Columbia 46, Central Columbia 6

Southern Huntingdon High School 48, Curwensville 8

Southern Lehigh 35, Lehighton 0

Spring-Ford 42, Boyertown 7

Springfield 43, Upper Darby 0

State College 44, Cedar Cliff 0

Steel Valley 26, East Allegheny 0

Steelton-Highspire 41, Juniata 7

Strath Haven 28, Haverford High School 14

Susquehanna Township 30, Milton Hershey 14

Tennent 35, New Hope-Solebury High School 7

Thomas Jefferson 34, Montour 29

Titusville 36, Reynolds 0

Trinity Washington 27, Mars 21

Troy 49, Wellsboro 12

Twin Valley 42, Garden Spot 6

USO 16, Brashear 13

Union Area 22, Cornell 20

Uniontown 62, Yough 0

Unionville 20, Kennett 14, OT

United Valley 21, Conemaugh Valley 6

Upper Dauphin 14, Halifax 13

Upper Dublin 14, Bensalem 13

Upper Perkiomen 41, Phoenixville 0

Upper St Clair 31, South Fayette 7

Valley View 56, Scranton 22

Wallenpaupack Area High School 31, Delaware Valley 8

Waynesburg Central 44, Mount Pleasant 14

West Allegheny 21, Moon 13

West Chester Henderson 33, Upper Moreland 6

West Mifflin 39, Laurel Highlands 0

West Perry 28, East Pennsboro 20

West York 55, Kennard-Dale 3

Westinghouse 55, Perry Traditional Academy 6

Westmont Hilltop 24, Greater Johnstown High School 0

Williamsport 23, Selinsgrove 8

Wilmington 36, Mercyhurst 29

Wilson High School - West Lawn, PA 42, Reading 0

Windber 24, Baldwin 13

Wissahickon 22, Academy Park 14

Woodland Hills 41, Greater Latrobe High School 6

Wyoming 35, Western Wayne 13

Wyoming Valley West 47, Greater Nanticoke Area High School 7

Wyomissing 50, Eastern Lebanon County High 13

This story will have the latest scores as they come in from around Ohio, so check back for updates. 

Week 6 Ohio high school football scores

Akr. Firestone 14, Akr. Ellet 7

Akr. Hoban 30, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit 0

Alliance 22, Carrollton 15

Amanda-Clearcreek 20, Marietta 13

Andover Pymatuning Valley 41, Leetonia 7

Anna 29, Ft. Recovery 28

Antwerp 46, Hicksville 13

Arcadia 41, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 20

Arcanum 42, New Paris National Trail 0

Archbold 72, Swanton 0

Ashland Crestview 47, Spring. Cath. Cent. 7

Athens 40, Vincent Warren 7

Attica Seneca E. 41, Bucyrus 0

Avon 52, Berea-Midpark 21

Avon Lake 37, Elyria 0

Barnesville 68, Cadiz Harrison Cent. 13

Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 32, Upper Sandusky 10

Beachwood 14, Brooklyn 12

Beaver Eastern 37, Portsmouth Sciotoville 2

Beavercreek 21, Centerville 20

Bellaire 37, Wintersville Indian Creek 28

Bellbrook 27, Trenton Edgewood 6

Bellevue 42, Milan Edison 10

Bellville Clear Fork 21, Marion Harding High School 7

Bethel-Tate 21, Norwood 15

Beverly Ft. Frye 38, Caldwell 7

Blanchester 41, Lees Creek E. Clinton 0

Bloom-Carroll 34, Circleville Logan Elm 20

Bloomdale Elmwood 21, Van Buren 20

Bluffton 61, Spencerville 0

Bowerston Conotton Valley 50, Bridgeport 16

Brooke, W.Va. 33, Beaver Local 20

Brookville 38, Carlisle 35

Brunswick 53, Lorain 19

Burton Berkshire 26, Fairview 15

Can. Cent. Cath. 42, Crestline 7

Can. McKinley 35, Green 0

Canal Fulton Northwest 34, Akr. Coventry 6

Canal Winchester 44, Newark 14

Canal Winchester Harvest 41, St. Bernard Roger Bacon 7

Canfield 24, Beloit W. Branch 14

Canfield S. Range 47, Poland Seminary 7

Carey 35, Tiffin Calvert 0

Casstown Miami E. 38, Day. Northridge 0

Castalia Margaretta 7, Kansas Lakota 0

Celina 49, Kenton 14

Centerburg 7, Loudonville 0

Chagrin Falls Kenston 42, Twinsburg 14

Chillicothe 49, Greenfield McClain 6

Chillicothe Huntington 47, Southeastern 24

Chillicothe Unioto 39, Frankfort Adena 0

Cin. Anderson 58, Milford (OH) 14

Cin. Colerain 47, Cin. Oak Hills 31

Cin. College Prep. 30, Cols. KIPP 8

Cin. Country Day 26, Hamilton New Miami 0

Cin. Deer Park 38, Cin. Madeira 14

Cin. McNicholas 40, Day. Carroll 7

Cin. Princeton 48, Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 22

Cin. Summit 38, St Bernard-Elmwood Place 36

Cin. Turpin 55, Cin. West Clermont 19

Cin. Winton Woods 14, Morrow Little Miami 7

Cin. Withrow 52, Cin. Western Hills 0

Cin. Wyoming 45, Cin. Mariemont 10

Cle. Glenville 46, Cle. Hay 0

Cle. Rhodes 66, Cle. John Marshall 6

Cle. St Ignatius 42, Cle. Benedictine 6

Cle. VASJ 41, STVM 13

Coldwater 45, Rockford Parkway 7

Collins Western Reserve 38, Monroeville 36

Cols. Beechcroft 40, Cols. Mifflin 0

Cols. Bishop Watterson 32, Cols. DeSales 0

Cols. Briggs 16, Cols. Independence 14

Cols. Hamilton Twp. 28, Circleville 0

Cols. Linden-McKinley 46, Cols. Grandview Hts. 7

Cols. Marion-Franklin 27, Cols. Africentric 8

Cols. Northland 6, Cols. Centennial 0

Cols. St. Charles 38, Bishop Hartley 0

Cols. Upper Arlington 24, Hilliard Bradley 7

Columbia Station Columbia 55, Sheffield Brookside 20

Columbiana 52, Salineville Southern 6

Columbus Grove 43, Delphos Jefferson 6

Columbus South 21, Cols. Eastmoor 0

Conneaut 40, Mantua Crestwood 28

Copley 30, Barberton 26

Covington 49, Troy Christian 7

Creston Norwayne 21, Doylestown Chippewa 7

Crooksville 49, Warsaw River View 0

Crown City S. Gallia 34, Portsmouth Notre Dame 7

Cuyahoga Falls 50, Akr. Springfield 3

Cuyahoga Hts. 48, Garfield Hts. Trinity 16

Dalton 35, Rittman 0

Danville 57, Galion Northmor 7

Day. Dunbar 40, Day. Ponitz Tech. 8

DeGraff Riverside 41, Tipp City Bethel 24

Delaware Buckeye Valley 10, Cols. Franklin Hts. 6

Delaware Olentangy Berlin 20, Hilliard Darby 19

Delta 48, Wauseon 6

Detroit Catholic Central, Mich. 36, Toledo St John's Jesuit 3

Dola Hardin Northern 47, Vanlue 0

Dover 56, Millersburg W. Holmes 35

Dublin Jerome 45, Marysville 12

E. Can. 39, Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. 14

E. Central, Ind. 24, Harrison 21

E. Liverpool 28, Cambridge 14

E. Palestine 38, Wellsville 7

East 64, Cols. Whetstone 0

Eastlake North 35, Rocky River Lutheran W. 0

Eaton 41, Middletown Madison 7

Edon 46, Sand Creek, Mich. 16

Elida 28, Lima Bath 21

Elmore Woodmore 35, Northwood 29

Elyria Cath. 14, Parma Padua 7

Erie McDowell, Pa. 48, Youngs. Boardman 21

Euclid 32, Shaker Hts. 10

Fairfield Christian 21, Zanesville Rosecrans 0

Fitch 42, Erie, Pa. 0

Fredericktown 21, Mt Gilead 12

Fremont Ross 42, Findlay Liberty-Benton 14

Gahanna Lincoln 38, Grove City Cent. Crossing 0

Gallipolis Gallia 33, Dawson-Bryant 13

Galloway Westland 49, Dublin Scioto 14

Garfield Hts. 26, Lyndhurst Brush 14

Garrettsville Garfield 47, Ravenna SE 7

Gates Mills Hawken 53, Orange 21

Genoa 42, Oak Harbor 27

Germantown Valley View 34, Day. Oakwood 14

Gibsonburg 31, Tol. Ottawa Hills 13

Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 21, W. Lafayette Ridgewood 7

Goshen 41, Batavia 0

Granville 42, Mt. Vernon 35

Greenwich S. Cent. 41, Ashland Mapleton 40, OT

Grove City Christian 42, Millersport 0

Groveport-Madison 21, Ashville Teays Valley 12

Hamilton Badin 34, Day. Chaminade Julienne 7

Hamilton Ross 14, Oxford Talawanda 7

Harrod Allen E. 41, Convoy Crestview 0

Haviland Wayne Trace 56, Edgerton 13

Heath 34, Utica 3

Holland Springfield 41, Bowling Green 10

Howard E. Knox 57, Cardington-Lincoln 7

Hubbard 42, Struthers 0

Huber Hts. Wayne 49, Clayton Northmont 24

Hudson 38, Solon 3

Jamestown Greeneview 32, Cedarville 0

Jeromesville Hillsdale 62, Apple Creek Waynedale 7

Johnstown 42, Newark Cath. 28

Johnstown Northridge 28, Hebron Lakewood 7

Kettering Alter 33, Bishop Fenwick 20

Kirtland 45, Chagrin Falls 3

LaGrange Keystone 48, Sullivan Black River 7

Lakewood 48, Westlake 42

Lancaster Fairfield Union 44, Baltimore Liberty Union 0

Leavittsburg LaBrae 21, Warren Champion 17

Lebanon 35, Kings Mills Kings 24

Leipsic 47, Ada 10

Lewis Center Olentangy 49, Thomas Worthington 14

Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 25, Hilliard Davidson 6

Lewisburg Tri-County N. 49, New Lebanon Dixie 6

Liberty Center 38, Hamler Patrick Henry 6

Lima Central Catholic 42, Ft. Loramie 7

Lima Senior 47, Tol. Woodward 6

Lima Shawnee 41, Defiance 20

Lodi Cloverleaf 42, Streetsboro 35

London 59, Urbana 18

Louisville 16, Uniontown Lake 15

Lowellville 36, Berlin Center Western Reserve 12

Macedonia Nordonia 34, N. Royalton 25

Madison 46, Jefferson Area 26

Mansfield 32, Lexington 27

Mansfield Madison 21, Ashland 7

Maria Stein Marion Local 17, St. Henry (OH) 7

Marion Elgin 38, McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley 22

Martins Ferry 45, Belmont Union Local 20

Mason 40, Hamilton 3

Massillon Jackson 37, Massillon Perry 21

Massillon Washington 31, Mississauga, Ontario 8

Mayfield 21, Brecksville-Broadview Hts. 7

McArthur Vinton County 36, Albany Alexander 28

McComb 42, Arlington 7

McDonald 37, N. Jackson Jackson-Milton 7

Mechanicsburg 54, N. Lewisburg Triad 0

Medina Buckeye 19, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 14

Medina Highland 42, Stow-Munroe Falls 7

Mentor 49, Cle. Hts. 14

Mentor Lake Cath. 27, Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 13

Miami Valley Christian Academy 42, Fayetteville-Perry 8

Miamisburg 22, Kettering Fairmont 21

Middletown 41, Cin. Sycamore 0

Millbury Lake 45, Fostoria 27

Milton-Union 22, Sidney Lehman 0

Mineral Ridge 53, Atwater Waterloo 14

Minster 38, Delphos St John's 0

Monroe 45, Franklin 34

N. Baltimore 50, Mt. Victory Ridgemont 22

N. Can. Hoover 26, Can. Glenoak 14

N. Olmsted 41, Bay (OH) 21

N. Ridgeville 31, Grafton Midview 27

N. Robinson Col. Crawford 20, Lucas 7

Nelsonville-York 42, Pomeroy Meigs 0

New Albany 28, Grove City 21

New Franklin Manchester 49, Massillon Tuslaw 0

New Lexington 42, Dresden Tri-Valley 12

New Madison Tri-Village 61, Union City Mississinawa Valley 0

New Matamoras Frontier 29, St. Marys, W.Va. 20

New Middletown Spring. 42, Campbell Memorial 12

New Richmond 41, Clarksville Clinton-Massie 37

Newcomerstown 36, Malvern 0

Norton 28, Peninsula Woodridge 21

Oak Glen, W.Va. 41, Rayland Buckeye 14

Oberlin Firelands 48, Lorain Clearview 16

Olmsted Falls 42, Amherst Steele 7

Oregon Clay 29, Findlay 28

Orrville 41, Can. South 14

Ottawa-Glandorf 46, St Marys 28

Painesville Riverside 48, Strongsville 14

Pandora-Gilboa 42, Tol. Christian 0

Paulding 34, Defiance Ayersville 13

Pemberville Eastwood 43, Tontogany Otsego 41

Perry 42, Geneva 0

Perrysburg 62, Sylvania Northview 0

Philo 38, Byesville Meadowbrook 6

Pickerington Central 40, Lancaster 7

Pickerington North 45, Westerville Cent. 7

Pioneer N. Central 32, Summerfield, Mich. 15

Plain City Jonathan Alder 38, New Carlisle Tecumseh 8

Port Clinton 35, Huron 21

Portsmouth 20, Chesapeake 3

Portsmouth W. 43, Minford 0

Powell Olentangy Liberty 31, Dublin Coffman 3

Purcell Marian 8, Ironton Rock Hill 7

Reynoldsburg 41, Logan 7

Richfield Revere 24, Aurora 14

Richwood N. Union 21, Lewistown Indian Lake 7

Rootstown 40, Fairport Harbor Harding 0

Rossford 33, Maumee 21

Salem 38, Minerva 14

Sandusky Perkins 62, Clyde 22

Sandusky St. Mary 42, Holgate 20

Shadyside 42, Sarahsville Shenandoah 14

Shelby 54, Caledonia River Valley 0

Sherwood Fairview 28, Defiance Tinora 26

South Point 30, Proctorville Fairland 24

Sparta Highland 24, Galion 21

Spring. Greenon 20, S. Charleston SE 14

Spring. Kenton Ridge 41, Bellefontaine 7

Spring. Shawnee 32, Spring. NW 0

Springfield 24, Springboro 20

St. Clairsville 49, Wheeling Park, W.Va. 7

St. Francis, N.Y. 34, Youngs. Mooney 22

St. Paris Graham 32, Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan 24, OT

St. Xavier (OH) 31, Cin. Elder 29

Steubenville 37, Wheelersburg 14

Sugarcreek Garaway 49, Zoarville Tuscarawas Valley 16

Sunbury Big Walnut 47, Ironton 40, OT

Sylvania Southview 18, Napoleon 15

Thornville Sheridan 40, McConnelsville Morgan 20

Tiffin Columbian 47, Sandusky 0

Tipp City Tippecanoe 49, Sidney 6

Tol. Cent. Cath. 49, Jackson Lumen Christi, Mich. 7

Tol. Whitmer 10, Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 7

Toronto 40, Richmond Edison 25

Trotwood-Madison 17, Indpls Cathedral, Ind. 10

Troy 42, Riverside Stebbins 7

Vermilion 41, Norwalk 0

Versailles 16, New Bremen 13

W. Chester Lakota W. 38, Fairfield 7

W. Jefferson 47, Spring. NE 12

W. Liberty-Salem 33, Milford Center Fairbanks 27, 2OT

W. Unity Hilltop 43, Erie-Mason, Mich. 14

Wadsworth 42, Medina 7

Wapakoneta 35, Van Wert 13

Warren De La Salle, Mich. 17, Tol. St. Francis 2

Warren Harding 52, Tol. Scott 0

Warren Howland 40, Alliance Marlington 7

Warren JFK 25, Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. 6

Washington C.H. 61, Hillsboro 55

Washington C.H. Miami Trace 21, Jackson 20

Waterford 35, Reedsville Eastern 0

Waverly 49, Oak Hill 0

Waynesfield-Goshen 30, Lima Perry 24

Waynesville 42, Day. Christian 14

Westerville N. 23, Westerville S. 7

Wheeling Central, W.Va. 21, Woodsfield Monroe Cent. 14

Whiteford, Mich. 58, Montpelier 6

Wickliffe 39, Independence 22

Williamsburg 34, Batavia Clermont NE 0

Williamsport Westfall 43, Bainbridge Paint Valley 14

Willoughby S. 35, Chardon 28

Wilmington 49, Mt. Orab Western Brown 42

Wooster 17, New Philadelphia 10

Wooster Triway 35, Navarre Fairless 7

Worthington Christian 56, Sugar Grove Berne Union 17

Worthington Kilbourne 38, Hayes 7

Xenia 16, Piqua 14

Youngs. Liberty 56, Newton Falls 0

Zanesville 37, Pataskala Licking Hts. 12

Zanesville Maysville 44, Coshocton 0

Zanesville W. Muskingum 28, New Concord John Glenn 27

Detroit led 8-2 after seven innings, but RBI singles by Nick Gonzales and Ryan O'Hearn and a three-run homer by Rafael Flores Jr. pulled the Pirates within one run in the eighth.

Torkelson got some help from the Pirates defense - his second-inning triple was a sinking liner to right that evaded a diving Jake Mangum, and his double was a routine fly ball to shallow right-center that fell untouched among three fielders. He hit his 26th homer in the seventh and was on deck when the Tigers made the final out of the eighth.

Pittsburgh (81-79) needs one win for its first winning season since 2018.

Jobe (3-3) allowed three hits and two walks while striking out eight. He returned in August from Tommy John surgery and finished with a 3.91 ERA and 51 strikeouts in 46 innings.

Kenley Jansen pitched the ninth for his 498th save, his 22nd in 28 chances this season.

Bubba Chandler (9-9) gave up six runs, four hits and four walks in 2 2/3 innings.

Dillon Dingler had a two-run single, raising his career-high RBIs total to 91.

The game started 30 minutes late because of lengthy ceremonies honoring Justin Verlander on the eve of his final MLB start.

Verlander (0-1, 12.27) makes his first start at Comerica Park since Aug. 20, 2017, when he beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-1.

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The administration said it was calling off $567 million in spending on services for refugees, asylees and other migrants through the Department of Health and Human Services. The White House is also rescinding $50 million for several other programs that aid immigrants and noncitizens, $70 million in "Woke International Education" grants and fellowships and $56 million in Housing and Urban Development programs.

"President Trump is committed to utilizing all possible tools to cut wasteful and harmful government spending that does not benefit American citizens," the White House said.

The White House said it would claw back the spending through a controversial maneuver called a "pocket rescission," in which the president notifies Congress shortly before the end of the fiscal year that it doesn't wish to spend funds that lawmakers appropriated.

Under the Impoundment Control Act, the president can propose rescissions of budget authority, which Congress has 45 legislative days to approve. But if proposals are made late in the fiscal year, the funds can effectively be withheld until they expire. The fiscal year ends on Wednesday.

The Trump administration used the same tactic last year to cancel $4.9 billion in foreign aid funds approved by Congress. That marked the first pocket rescission since 1977, during the Carter administration.

Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, who chairs the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee, strongly criticized the latest pocket rescission.

In a statement Friday, she said lawmakers were informed of $810 million in pocket rescissions "without warning or consultation." She said it appears that the White House's Office of Management and Budget "intentionally withheld these funds for months to execute this unlawful cancellation of appropriations that were approved on a bipartisan basis and signed into law."

Collins noted that the Government Accountability Office has called pocket rescissions illegal.

"Any effort to rescind appropriated funds without congressional approval is a clear violation of the law," said Collins, a frequent critic of pocket rescissions who is running for reelection this year. "I will work with my colleagues to address these illegal actions."

Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, the top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, said the Trump administration is "once again trying to steal more money promised to communities across the country."

Since returning to office last year, Mr. Trump has sought to call off spending on programs that do not align with his policy priorities, drawing lawsuits.

Last year's pocket rescissions drew a legal challenge from organizations and businesses that receive funding for foreign aid projects. The Supreme Court ultimately allowed the Trump administration to cancel billions in foreign aid funds, pointing to the president's power to oversee foreign relations, but did not reach a final decision on the merits.

Dozens of organizations showcased the ways they're remaking learning with hands-on activities for kids, families and educators. The idea for Remake Learning started at the Grable Foundation to bring together the many places kids learn like museums, parks, libraries and schools.

"There's a growing interest in this idea of ecosystems, looking at all of the many places that young people live, work and play," said Tyler Samstag, the executive director of Remake Learning. "And Pittsburgh is really one of the originators of this idea of a learning ecosystem, so folks from all over the world have their eyes on Pittsburgh to look at how they could replicate this model. We have partners here today from Uruguay, from Kenya, that are here to experience Remake Learning."

Remake Learning provides grant money for organizations that are making learning more exciting and hands-on for kids. At its annual assembly, they announced funding for a new initiative called "Let's Play Pittsburgh" to create playful installations as part of public infrastructure, like at a bus stop.

You can learn more about the many projects happening as a result of Remake Learning grants on its website and on kidsburgh.org.

KDKA is proud to partner with kidsburgh.org. 

Week 5 Ohio high school football scores

Akr. Hoban 19, Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons, N.C. 14

Albany Alexander 44, Wellston 36

Alliance 41, Minerva 10

Arcadia 17, Van Buren 14

Arcanum 45, Camden Preble Shawnee 14

Archbold 54, Metamora Evergreen 0

Ashtabula Edgewood 35, Ashtabula Lakeside 20

Athens 50, McArthur Vinton County 12

Attica Seneca E. 29, Willard 14

Avon 58, Olmsted Falls 33

Avon Lake 31, Amherst Steele 7

Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 48, Bucyrus Wynford 14

Batavia 24, Bethel-Tate 20

Batavia Clermont NE 50, Cin. Country Day 19

Beaver Eastern 28, Racine Southern 7

Bellaire 42, Cambridge 21

Bellbrook 10, Kettering Alter 7

Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan 35, New Carlisle Tecumseh 6

Bellville Clear Fork 42, Marion Pleasant 0

Belpre 46, Franklin Furnace Green 6

Berea-Midpark 40, Grafton Midview 26

Beverly Ft. Frye 54, Cols. Grandview Hts. 23

Bishop Fenwick 28, Cin. Mt Healthy 0

Bishop Hartley 28, Delaware Buckeye Valley 21

Bloom-Carroll 30, Lancaster Fairfield Union 13

Bloomdale Elmwood 39, Arlington 14

Bluffton 49, Delphos Jefferson 7

Bowerston Conotton Valley 48, Madonna, W.Va. 12

Brecksville-Broadview Hts. 20, Chagrin Falls Kenston 0

Brookville 48, Middletown Madison 20

Brunswick 31, Shaker Hts. 14

Bucyrus 41, New Washington Buckeye Cent. 14

Burton Berkshire 28, Mantua Crestwood 21

Can. McKinley 32, Massillon Perry 0

Canal Fulton Northwest 24, Can. South 7

Canfield 28, Youngstown 27

Carey 16, N. Robinson Col. Crawford 0

Carlisle 38, Franklin 14

Casstown Miami E. 33, Tipp City Bethel 0

Castalia Margaretta 41, Louisville Aquinas 6

Celina 28, Lima Shawnee 13

Centerburg 48, Galion Northmor 28

Chagrin Falls 35, Rootstown 28

Chardon NDCL 42, Bedford 12

Chesapeake 27, Portsmouth Notre Dame 0

Chesterland W. Geauga 35, Orange 14

Chillicothe Huntington 48, Piketon 34

Chillicothe Unioto 43, Williamsport Westfall 7

Chillicothe Zane Trace 41, Frankfort Adena 0

Cin. Anderson 49, Kings Mills Kings 33

Cin. College Prep. 38, Day. Meadowdale 14

Cin. Elder 31, St. Xavier, Ky. 0

Cin. Hughes 56, Cin. Clark Montessori 20

Cin. Indian Hill 48, Cin. Mariemont 7

Cin. La Salle 27, Hamilton Badin 14

Cin. Moeller 30, St. Xavier (OH) 15

Cin. N. College Hill 54, Cin. Western Hills 0

Cin. Princeton 27, W. Chester Lakota W. 24

Cin. Turpin 42, Loveland 21

Cin. West Clermont 43, Milford (OH) 41

Circleville 28, Greenfield McClain 21, OT

Circleville Logan Elm 33, Baltimore Liberty Union 14

Cle. Adams 60, Cle. JFK 6

Cle. Benedictine 6, Mentor Lake Cath. 0

Cle. Glenville 50, Cle. Rhodes 6

Cle. Hts. 41, Lorain 13

Cle. St Ignatius 60, Cle. John Marshall 0

Cle. VASJ 20, Garfield Hts. 14

Collins Western Reserve 53, Norwalk St Paul 14

Cols. Bexley 42, Cols. Whetstone 0

Cols. Bishop Watterson 50, Canal Winchester Harvest 6

Cols. DeSales 27, River Rouge, Mich. 14

Cols. Hamilton Twp. 26, Amanda-Clearcreek 6

Cols. Upper Arlington 28, Marysville 0

Columbia Station Columbia 49, Sullivan Black River 14

Columbus Grove 56, Spencerville 0

Copley 35, Richfield Revere 10

Creston Norwayne 42, Apple Creek Waynedale 13

Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 28, Youngs. Boardman 7

Cuyahoga Hts. 35, Fairview 21

Dalton 38, West Salem Northwestern 6

Danville 43, Mt Gilead 13

Dawson-Bryant 40, Portsmouth 34

Day. Oakwood 56, Waynesville 28

DeGraff Riverside 27, Covington 17

Delaware Olentangy Berlin 24, Westerville Cent. 14

Delta 70, Swanton 0

Dola Hardin Northern 28, Cory-Rawson 14

Dover 39, Ashland 14

Doylestown Chippewa 7, Rittman 6

E. Liverpool 41, St. Clairsville 21

E. Palestine 36, Salineville Southern 12

Eastlake North 22, Chardon 21

Edon 56, Erie-Mason, Mich. 8

Elyria Cath. 42, STVM 14

Fairfield 42, Cin. Sycamore 19

Fitch 77, Butler, Pa. 6

Fremont Ross 37, Findlay 28

Ft. Loramie 34, Convoy Crestview 0

Gahanna Cols. Academy 28, Worthington Christian 7

Gahanna Lincoln 10, Hilliard Darby 7

Galloway Westland 48, Cle. E. Tech 0

Garrettsville Garfield 53, Warren Champion 0

Gates Mills Gilmour 40, Cle. Hay 0

Geneva 21, Jefferson Area 14

Germantown Valley View 49, Eaton 7

Girard 41, Sugarcreek Garaway 35

Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 41, Steubenville 7

Goshen 47, Blanchester 14

Greenwich S. Cent. 15, Ashland Crestview 7

Grove City 42, Dublin Coffman 35

Groveport-Madison 27, Lancaster 14

Hamler Patrick Henry 33, Wauseon 6

Hannibal River 25, Cameron, W.Va. 20

Hanoverton United 55, Lisbon David Anderson 7

Harrison 28, Hamilton Ross 7

Hilliard Bradley 49, Thomas Worthington 14

Hilliard Davidson 33, Grove City Cent. Crossing 10

Huber Hts. Wayne 41, Kettering Fairmont 35, OT

Independence 30, Garfield Hts. Trinity 6

Ironton 38, Jackson 7

Kirtland 48, Conneaut 0

LaGrange Keystone 56, Sheffield Brookside 24

Lakeside Danbury 36, Holgate 14

Lakewood 28, Medina Buckeye 21

Lancaster Fisher Cath. 45, Zanesville Rosecrans 13

Leavittsburg LaBrae 28, Newton Falls 13

Leipsic 39, Pandora-Gilboa 0

Lewisburg Tri-County N. 44, Bradford 7

Lewistown Indian Lake 40, Bellefontaine 0

Lexington 44, Wooster 30

Liberty Center 61, Bryan 6

Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 37, Hamilton 13

Lima Bath 49, Kenton 48

Lima Senior 79, Tol. Rogers 6

Lodi Cloverleaf 63, Akr. Springfield 0

London Madison-Plains 48, Spring. NE 7

Lorain Clearview 20, Wellington 14

Loudonville 26, Howard E. Knox 14

Lowellville 30, Campbell Memorial 20

Lyndhurst Brush 33, Richmond Hts. 0

Macedonia Nordonia 23, Hudson 9

Magnolia Sandy Valley 36, Malvern 6

Magnolia, W.Va. 36, Bridgeport 28

Maple Hts. 50, Akr. Firestone 20

Maria Stein Marion Local 41, Anna 14

Marion Harding High School 26, Caledonia River Valley 8

Martins Ferry 49, Cadiz Harrison Cent. 0

Massillon Jackson 16, Green 10

Massillon Washington 23, St. Edward (OH) 21

Mayfield 35, Barberton 3

McComb 49, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 0

McDonald 38, Berlin Center Western Reserve 8

Mechanicsburg 41, Jamestown Greeneview 7

Medina Highland 47, Medina 0

Mentor 35, Painesville Riverside 14

Miamisburg 35, Beavercreek 20

Middletown 28, Cin. Colerain 7

Milan Edison 42, Norwalk 0

Milford Center Fairbanks 22, S. Charleston SE 0

Millersburg W. Holmes 42, Mansfield Madison 7

Mineral Ridge 45, N. Jackson Jackson-Milton 7

Minford 21, McDermott Scioto NW 0

Minster 24, Coldwater 21

Mogadore 49, Akr. North 0

Mogadore Field def. Cuyahoga Falls, forfeit

Monroe 55, Clarksville Clinton-Massie 34

Monroeville 35, New London 6

Montpelier 34, Summerfield, Mich. 0

Morrow Little Miami 36, Lebanon 35, OT

Mt. Vernon 28, Newark Cath. 21

N. Baltimore 46, Marion Elgin 36

N. Olmsted 35, Westlake 25

N. Ridgeville 42, Elyria 12

Napoleon 25, Sylvania Northview 17

Nelsonville-York 18, Waterford 12

New Bremen 55, Delphos St John's 7

New Concord John Glenn 31, Byesville Meadowbrook 0

New Franklin Manchester 56, Akr. Coventry 0

New Lexington 46, Coshocton 12

New Madison Tri-Village 29, Ansonia 22

New Paris National Trail 33, New Lebanon Dixie 0

New Philadelphia 35, Mansfield 0

New Richmond 28, Purcell Marian 14

Newark 59, Logan 33

Newark Licking Valley 28, Johnstown 13

Newcomerstown 42, Caldwell 0

Niles McKinley 14, Cortland Lakeview 11

Norton 38, Tallmadge 7

Ontario 46, Galion 28

Orrville 25, Navarre Fairless 20

Ottawa-Glandorf 23, Elida 6

Oxford Talawanda 42, Day. Carroll 0

Parma Padua 41, Akr. Garfield 6

Paulding 42, Haviland Wayne Trace 20

Pemberville Eastwood 55, Fostoria 7

Perry 62, Gates Mills Hawken 0

Perrysburg 55, Sylvania Southview 7

Pickerington Central 24, Canal Winchester 21

Pickerington North 51, Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 7

Piqua 19, W. Carrollton 7

Plain City Jonathan Alder 35, Spring. Shawnee 0

Poland Seminary 35, Hubbard 24

Pomeroy Meigs 49, Bidwell River Valley 6

Port Clinton 24, Clyde 10

Portsmouth W. 28, Waverly 0

Powell Olentangy Liberty 17, Lewis Center Olentangy 14

Proctorville Fairland 26, Gallipolis Gallia 8

Ravenna SE 27, Columbiana Crestview 21

Reedsville Eastern 28, Vincent Warren 21

Reynoldsburg 34, Ashville Teays Valley 28

Richmond Edison 36, Weir, W.Va. 6

Rocky River 48, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 7

Rocky River Lutheran W. 16, Painesville Harvey 14

Rossford 57, Millbury Lake 56

Salem 33, Beaver Local 27, OT

Sandusky Perkins 10, Bellevue 3

Sarahsville Shenandoah 43, Glouster Trimble 20

Shadyside 22, Strasburg 19

Shelby 47, Sparta Highland 6

Sherwood Fairview 42, Defiance Ayersville 13

Smithville 28, Jeromesville Hillsdale 14

Solon 24, Stow-Munroe Falls 21

South Point 43, Ironton Rock Hill 21

Southeastern 20, Bainbridge Paint Valley 15

Spring. Kenton Ridge 49, Spring. NW 7

Springboro 38, Clayton Northmont 14

Springfield 29, Centerville 12

St. Henry (OH) 54, Rockford Parkway 0

St. Paris Graham 10, London 7

Steubenville Cath. Cent. 20, Rayland Buckeye 8

Streetsboro 41, Kent Roosevelt 24

Strongsville 35, Euclid 7

Sugar Grove Berne Union 55, Millersport 0

Sunbury Big Walnut 45, Westerville S. 14

Sycamore Mohawk 41, Upper Sandusky 7

Thornville Sheridan 72, Warsaw River View 0

Tiffin Columbian 35, Huron 14

Tipp City Tippecanoe 42, Vandalia Butler 0

Tol. Cent. Cath. 45, Toledo St John's Jesuit 14

Tol. Whitmer 57, Holland Springfield 14

Tontogany Otsego 60, Oak Harbor 0

Toronto 28, Oak Glen, W.Va. 7

Trenton Edgewood 38, Day. Chaminade Julienne 22

Trotwood-Madison 72, Cin. Taft 0

Troy 31, Fairborn 14

Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. 48, Stewart Federal Hocking 14

Uhrichsville Claymont 42, Marietta 0

Uniontown Lake 37, Can. Glenoak 7

Urbana 34, Richwood N. Union 33

Van Wert 61, Defiance 28

Vermilion 39, Sandusky 26

Versailles 28, Ft. Recovery 21

Vienna Mathews 32, Leetonia 28

W. Alexandria Twin Valley S. 12, Union City Mississinawa Valley 6

W. Jefferson 28, Washington C.H. 14, OT

W. Lafayette Ridgewood 56, Lore City Buckeye Trail 0

W. Liberty-Salem 47, Spring. Greenon 13

Wadsworth 38, N. Royalton 0

Wapakoneta 49, St Marys 21

Warren Howland 27, Carrollton 7

Wheelersburg 42, Lucasville Valley 0

Whiteford, Mich. 70, Pioneer N. Central 22

Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 35, Bowling Green 0

Wickliffe 50, Beachwood 14

Williamsburg 49, Hillsboro 14

Willoughby S. 30, Madison 7

Wintersville Indian Creek 15, Brooke, W.Va. 6

Wooster Triway 51, Massillon Tuslaw 0

Worthington Kilbourne 49, Dublin Scioto 20

Xenia 54, Sidney 20

Youngs. Liberty 28, Brookfield 8

Youngs. Ursuline 40, Warren Harding 7

Youngs. Valley Christian 23, Wellsville 7

Zanesville 51, Utica 32

Zanesville W. Muskingum 42, Philo 21

Zoarville Tuscarawas Valley 30, E. Can. 20