Football Award Winners Named at Local School
Baines Fauber and Perkins receive football awards as 24 varsity letters are handed out. Senior lettermen include Ar thur Baines Boose Chapin Draxler Fauber Fell Hammersmith Keefer Lawrie Preston Rollins Schild. Cross country top five Sizemore Sehle Hughes Leslie Hall with Sizemore earning Most Valuable Runner. Superintendent Gotaas insists athletics remain part of education amid accreditation danger.
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Mrukowski
Sam Arthur
Bill Baines
Fred Boose
Travis Chapin
Gary Draxler
Tim Fauber
John Fell
Dale Hammersmith
Greg Keefer
Richard Lawrie
Jim Preston
Dave Rollins
Stephen Schild
Jed Bohn
Jack Buckingham
Henry Fresch
Gary Keefer
Greg Levers
Dan Smith
Dick Vogt
Mike Hipp
Doug Ott
Dale Perkins
Sonny Coles
Howard Hershey
Ray Sizemore
Rodney Sehle
Dave Hughes
Terry Leslie
Steve Hall
Sizemore
Hershey
Albion Gotaas
Gotaas
Thomas Smith
Browns see next year shine for Tarkenton led Giants
Cleveland fans cite a stronger line from Bob Lurtsema and Glen Condren and praise John Wooten after beating the Giants. Erich Barnes credits smart coverage on Homer Jones and Aaron Thomas, while Jim Kanicki notes the return to basic tackling against Tarkenton and his receivers. The Browns anticipate a tougher challenge next season.
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UPI
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Cleveland Browns
Fran Tarkenton
Gotham
John Wooten
Giants
Bob Lurtsema
Glen Condren
Wooten
Lurtsema
Condren
Erich Barnes
Homer Jones
Homer
Aaron Thomas
Barnes
Jim Kanicki
Browns
Tarkenton
New York
Kanicki
Fran
Jim Houston
Bucyk Sparks Bruins to First in a Decade
Boston star Johnny Bucyk, longtime Bruins captain now co captain, leads a surge to first place with 16 goals in 22 games and five in the last three. He credits improved line balance, trades, and Coach Harry Sinden’s system, noting relief from trade rumors as key to his hot start.
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Boston Bruins
Bucyk
NHL
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Harry Sinden
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Terry Sawchuk
Hall Star Bob Hall to Perform with Harlem Globetrotters in Norwalk
World famous Globetrotter Bob Showboat Hall, a Detroit native and showman, headlines a Norwalk Junior High School appearance this Wednesday at 8 p.m. Hall joined the team in 1949 and remains a top draw and pivotal force in basketball history.
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Hall
Norwalk
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Globetrotter
Finney
Young Bob
Brewster Center
Motor City
Miller High School
Trotters
Gipson the Globetrotter Ambassadore and Star
J C Gipson a six foot eight veteran of the Globetrotters remains a key showman and player in his seventeenth season. He roles worldwide as a popular ambassador tall in height with a flair for comedy and leadership as he balances basketball and business in Los Angeles.
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Globetrotters
Norwalk
Trotter Togs
Gibson
Trotters
Los Angeles
L.A
Fairchild earns Player of the Week for Monroeville Eagles
Hank Fairchild, Monroeville junior forward, stars in a 55 43 win over Plymouth Big Red with 17 points and 21 rebounds. Coach Everhart cites improved foul shooting and strong positioning as keys to his success in a 2 0 season start.
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Hank Fairchild
Monroeville Eagle
Fairchild
Monroe
Monroeville
Jerry Everhart
Everhart
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Plymouth
Eagles
Green Springs
Old-Timers Honored Tonight At Hall of Fame Dinner
New York UPI reports a black-tie Football Hall of Fame Awards dinner honoring 13 scholar athletes led by Gary Beban UCLA and Bob Johnson Tennessee. MacArthur Bowl goes to Coach John McKay. Each awardee receives a $500 graduate grant. several Hall of Fame electees and Purdue President Dr. Hovde are also recognized.
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Tennessee
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Southern California
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Harvard
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Texas Tech
Tom Lawhorne
Georgia
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Georgia Tech
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Yale
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Ohio Wesleyan
John Root
Stanford
Keith Miles
Trinity College
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Princeton
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Purdue
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Abe Mickel
Louisiana State
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Pittsburgh
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Navy
Francis “Whitey” Wistert
Michigan
Paul Schwegler
Washington
Joe Hunt
Texas A&m
Frederick Lawson Hovde
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Penn State
Nittany Lions
Florida
All-Ohio Class AA Football Honors Go To Sikora and Williams
United Press International names Upper Arlington’s Steve Sikora and Sandusky’s Ed Williams as the top players in Ohio Class AA football for 1967. Williams rushed for 1,684 yards on 293 carries with 22 touchdowns for Sandusky’s 9-1 Buckeye Conference championship season.
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Sandusky
Ed Williams
United Press International
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