Erie Red Devils eye six wins this season says coach Bishop
Erie coach Roy Bishop asserts the Red Devils will win six games as they rebuild around returning defensive starters Bill Ruble Greg Peck and others. The 230 pound Ruble leads a strong defense while junior Randy Ermey and rising backs Mike Vogel Matt Harvey bolster the offense for a run oriented T formation. Season opener at Northeast of Alma on Sept 10 looms as a key early test.
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Girard Trojans Favored in CNC League Preview
Girard Trojans receive four first place votes and are slight CNC favorites to win the league crown. Key players Jim Mengarelli and Dean McFarland lead the bid to topple Frontenac, with Frontenac as defending champ and Colgan High entering the CNC in Pittsburg as a projected third.
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Frontenac Poised to Lead In New Season Race
In 1970 standings the Frontenac Raiders aim for top with 7 2 record and only six starters gone, led by new coach Tom Restivo after four straight league titles. Baxter Springs drops 17 players including backfield. Girard also strong, league race slated with a scramble for other spots.
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Trevino Says He Needs Practice Before Hartford Open
In Wethersfield Connecticut Lee Trevino vented he is in trouble after limited practice weeks following an emergency appendectomy. He cites fatigue and a sore back as causing hooks instead of his usual fade while entering the Greater Hartford Open with a $110,000 purse and a potential first prize of $22,000. Trevino remains a top pick despite concerns as Nicklaus Palmer Casper Player and Coody skip the event leaving Weiskopf and Trevino among the few top money winners competing.
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