Willard Donnelley's state softball champions head to nationals
Willard Donnelley's No One, the recent state industrial softball champions, left for Jones Beach by chartered bus with wives earlier today. They will face DuPont Virginia in their first test at the Jones Beach nationals beginning Friday at 6 15 p m. The team was honored at a victory dinner with state officials and company leaders in Willard, as 36 teams compete nationwide including defending champ IBM.
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Vermilion Loses Scrimmage to Norwalk at Whitney Field
Norwalk defeated Vermilion 49 0 in a Wednesday morning scrimmage. Billy Baines led the Trucker offense with two touchdowns, Jim Preston and Gary Draxler each scored twice, Tim Fauber led defense, Jed Bohn threw two TD passes. Coach Minkowski praised effort but called for improved offense.
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Roughriders Wish for More Football Players
Western Reserve coach Jim Hastings at Wakeman's Firelands Conference school laments a shallow roster with 28 players, only eight returning lettermen, and four key players lost or not returning. He notes injuries and lack of depth as the season progresses.
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Hastings Roughriders football looks to rebuild with youth
Hastings opens the season amid inexperience as several seniors depart and juniors step up. Key players include Dave Zimmerman at end, Mike Conry at quarterback, Bill Yaussy at tight end, and Matt Valencic anchoring the line. The schedule starts September 9 at Norwalk St. Paul with Keystone and Black River games looming as the Firelands Conference campaign approaches.
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Robb Undergoes Knee Surgery for Cards
St Louis Cardinals defensive end Joe Robb, a 30 year old nine season veteran, had knee cartilage repaired after aggravating a sore knee in a loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. He is expected to be sidelined about four weeks.
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Indians fall in 12th as A's win marathon at KC
In a third straight extra innings game, the Kansas City Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 6-5 in 12 innings. Danny Cater delivered the decisive single scoring Mike Hershberger from third after an intentional walk loaded the bases with no outs. Lew Krausse earned the win, Steve Hargan loses for Cleveland. Vern Fuller, Vic Davalillo, and Tony Horton highlighted Cleveland offense with key hits.
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Red Wings Sign former Toronto left winger Henry Monteith
Henry Monteith, 21, ex University of Toronto forward with 80 goals and 95 assists in 57 games, was signed by the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday.
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Browns undecided on future cuts as camp trims loom
Browns coach Blanton Collier said no firm cuts are set despite tentative rosters. With 23 defensive and 25 offensive players plus two kickers, one more cut is due before Saturday’s exhibition vs Green Bay. By Monday most NFL teams must trim to 43, then 40 next week.
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Monroeville Sets Meet Team Night Amid Football Preview
Monroeville hosts Meet Team Night on Friday September 1 1967 at 7 p m at Marsh Field. Eagles players cheerleaders managers and coaches will be introduced and head coach Bill Henrie will run drills and discuss offensive formations. In rain the event shifts to the elementary gym. The 1967 schedule lists Gibsonburg Western Reserve and Milan among opponents.
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