Offense Key in Mexico versus Helias Crusaders Clash
Mexico battles Helias Crusaders at Public School Stadium with 1-0 records. The Bulldogs rely on a strong offense to move the ball and relieve their defense while trying to contain Randy Bickel, Helias senior quarterback, in a Friday night showdown.
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Mexico Faces Helias Defense In Tough Home Test
Mexico high school football braces for a hard night against Helias with a 5-10 186 lb linebacker Dan Bacon pressuring the backfield. Mexico’s line features guards Gary Boone Russ Haerer and Keith Hightower as they meet an experienced Helias front. Crusaders led by QB Bickel who threw for 98 yards in the opener and ran for 17, aim to test Mexico’s pursuit of a consistent attack behind Ron Adrian Jim Wallan and Bob Schoenen.
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Is There A Doctor In The AFC This Season
The article argues the MVP may hinge on medical help as seven AFC teams with strong quarterbacks need healthy stars. Jets, Dolphins, Colts, and Steelers face key health concerns for Namath, Griese, Unitas, and Bradshaw, with Kansas City and Oakland also in contention. Final playoff spots depend on keeping QBs healthy through a tough schedule.
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Mexico Moe Contest Entries Limited by Person
Entries are limited to five per person with the most correct picks winning. In case of ties the closest final score prediction of the Mexico game wins. The next tie breaker is the second game and so on. All entries are due at the Ledger office by 6 p.m. on Fridays. Address all entries to Mexico Ledger Mexico Missouri 65265.
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Cardinals Top Expos in 11 After Roque’s Late Home Run
Jorge Roque delivered a pinch hit walk off homer in the 11th inning lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 win over the Montreal Expos. Red Schoendienst praised Roque's potential while Charlie Hudson earned the win with two perfect innings. Ted Simmons had four singles and an RBI as St. Louis moved to fourth in the NL East and Montreal dropped to fifth. Coco Laboy homered for Montreal in the fourth.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup for September 14, 1972
National League results show Pittsburgh beating Chicago 6 4 and St Louis edging Montreal 4 1 with San Diego 7 Los Angeles 2. In the American League, Detroit and Baltimore post wins while Cleveland and Milwaukee split a doubleheader. Thursday games and Friday schedules list key matchups including New York at Chicago and Boston at New York.
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Like Old Times for Houk’s Wife in Yankees Pennant Chase
Ridgewood New Jersey AP reports on Bette Parker Houk wife of Yankees manager Ralph Houk adjusting to life around a high stakes pennant race. She notes the constant pressure the team faces and her role balancing support with diplomacy while the club seeks its first title since 1964.
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Boston Maintains Lead In AL's Musical Chair Race
Boston tops New York 7-2 to stay in first in the American League East as Detroit, New York, and Baltimore shuffle between second and third. Oakland opens a three game West lead after an 8-0 win over Minnesota. Kansas City beats Milwaukee. Chicago and Cleveland drop.
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