Eagles Aiming High With Young Monroeville Team
Monroeville High School football looks to capture its first league title since 1963 under coach Sam Fornsaglio. The Eagles return eight lettermen, nine seniors, and rely on speed to offset inexperience as they face Mapleton Edison New London and St. Paul in a crowded Firelands Conference race.
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Hank Heilmann
Monroeville
Eagles
Sam Formsaglio
New London
Norwalk St. Paul
Edison
St. Paul
Fornsaglio
South Central
Doug Long
Long
Mike White
Paul Cherry
Tim Jump
Ken Schaffer
Tom Cline
Kevin Miller
Chris Ackerman
John Koch
Charlie Halsey
Dan Howell
John Stieber
Mike Grendon
John Smith
Tom Smith
Don Asselman
White
Kim Christman
Usselman
Cherry
Stieber
Jump
Ackerman
Rick Schaffer
Cline
Darrell Stein
Grendon
Steve Berkley
Mapleton
Black River
Danbury-Lakeside
Columbia Station
Indians fall 1 0 as Peterson hits two in seventh
Fritz Peterson of Cleveland hits two batters in the seventh allowing Minnesota to take a 1 0 lead on Glenn Borgmann's sacrifice fly. The Indians fail to score despite a fifth inning threat as Decker shuts them down and the two teams close the season series with Blyleven facing Perry.
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Cleveland
UPI
Fritz Peterson
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Glenn Borgmann
Indians
Jerry Terrell
Ken Aspromonte
Peterson
Luis Alvarado
Alvarado
Oscar Gamble
John Ellis
Rusty Torres
Tom McCraw
Ellis
Decker
Dave Duncan
Gamble
Minnesota
Frank Quilici
Twins
Bert Blyleven
Gaylord Perry
Carpenter Fires 79 in 34th Ohio Seniors Golf Meet
Middletown and Norwalk players post scores in the 34th Ohio Seniors Golf Tournament. Larry Carpenter cards rounds of 79 79 to sit 14th in the 60 64 division at 158, nine behind leader Dick Paxton. Dan Carmichael leads the 55 59 bracket at 144 with Squire Caldwell one behind. Joe Zellak leads the 65 69 class at 149.
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Middletown Norwalk
Larry Carpenter
Ohio
Ashland
Dick Paxton
Dan Carmichael
Columbus
Squire Caldwell
Urbana
Joe Zellak
Browns Dismiss 4 Vets as Training Camp Cuts Hit
The Browns traded three veterans to reduce a roster over 80 players. Defensive end Bob Briggs and guard Bubba Pena moved to Kansas City for future draft picks. Tight end Chip Glass went to the Giants for defensive end Carter Campbell. Defensive end Lester Sims joined San Diego on waivers while tackle Steve Henry and wide receiver Ron Lowe were released.
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Hiram
Ohio
UPI
Cleveland Browns
San Diego Chargers
Browns
Bob Briggs
Bubba Pena
Kansas City
Chip Glass
New York Giants
Carter Campbell
Glass
Campbell
San Diego
Lester Sims
Briggs
Pena
Steve Henry
Ron Lowe
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Jim Christman
Gary Schibley
Dick Leber
Ken Leber
Mark Bores
Mark Hauser
Glenn Opper
Schibley
Bores
Opper
Hauler
Western Reserve
Keystone
Sam Fornsaglio
Mark Hauler
Schwinn
Arnie
E. Main
Norwalk, O
Fulston
Garden Center
Scotts
Tribe
Joe Decker
Craig Kusick
Danny Thompson
UNI
Roy
Ony
Uniroyal Fastrak’ Belted
Norwalk
EAST
Carpenter
Volkswagen of America
Dietrich
Cleveland Road
Sandusky
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