Trucker Ticket Sale Begins Friday Evening
Norwalk High football coach and athletic director Bob Hart announced season tickets for Trucker games go on sale Friday evening from 6 to 8 30 and Saturday 10 to 12 at the high school principal's office. General public sales start Monday with options to purchase in person or by mail. Season tickets cover five home games at 11 dollars with a Sept 1 opener against Clyde at Whitney Field.
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Keith Burtscher Lift Reineck's To 8 1 Win
In Lorain City League softball Reineck's defeated Misty Shores 8 to 1. Keith delivered three first inning runs and two more in the fifth plus a seventh inning rally sparked by Mary Keith's triple. Ann Murray earned the win.
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Nestor Emphasizes Team View In Wildcats Drill
New London coach Paul Nestor highlights a team oriented approach as he previews the 1978 Wildcats season. He praises Art Schlichter's Canton All-Star exploits while outlining plans to pass more, reinforce the defense, and find help for Virgil Harris’s backfield. The squad opens Sept. 1 at Chippewa and plays Cathedral Latin at home.
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Trapshoot Tourney Delayed by Weather and Darkness
In Vandalia Ohio the Grand American Trapshoot halted after 200 of the 100 target ATA International event due to darkness with about 800 guns to complete today. The stoppage is the second in 79 years, the first being a 1969 Handicap shoot. Rain delays earlier did not prevent 29 shooters from a perfect 200, but many titles remain deadlocked and shootoffs were canceled pending Wednesday decisions.
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