East Liverpool drops first to Salem
SALEM — Salem vs. East Liverpool stands as one of Ohio’s longest and most evenly-contested high school football rivalries, dating back to 1904 when Theodore Roosevelt was in the White House. But, in more modern times, it’s been all Salem. And the Quakers’ mastery of the Potters continued Friday night at Sebo Stadium, as the hosts rolled to a 52-21 running clock win over their Columbiana County rival. The Quakers now lead the all-time series with the Potters, 51-49-2, including wins in the last three straight meetings and 12 of the past 13 games. “We wanted to get ...