Sweet Hits Career High 30 In Norwalk Win Over Edison
Norwalk defeated Edison 86 to 50 in a non league game as Dave Sweet poured in a career high 30 points and pulled down 19 rebounds. Phil Daniels added 18 and Roy Adcock 17 as the Truckers built a 27 11 first quarter lead and never trailed.
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Norwalk
Leonard Hardman
Chargers
Dave Sweet
Phil Daniels
Roy Adcock
Hardman
Edison
Truckers
Sweet
Adcock
S. Coles
P. Daniels
S. Hite
R. Adcock
D. Sweet
N. Bailey
D. Hershey
J. Adcock
C. Boyd
D. Duesa
C. Wasmiller
K. Rose
T. Bibb
S. Payne
M. Mills
A. Burris
J. Meyers
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Christie Avenue Court
Reserves Rally For 49 21 Win Over Edison Chargers
Norwalk reserves beat Edison 49 to 21 as Dan Kerkhoff and Lee Millhouse led scoring and rebounding. Kerkhoff 13 points Millhouse nine. Edison top scorers Ken Rose and Doug Ducsay with 13 each.
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Norwalk
Renes
R. Childs
J. Brandt
L. Millhouse
P. White
D. Kerkhoff
B. Martin D. White
G. Higgins
C. Schaechterle
Il Edison
B. Hibbard
D. Icke
J. Zadell P. Phillips
E. Pecany
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Mack Brown Repeats On NFC All Star Team 1970
The NFC All Star selections named linemen Mack and Brown among repeaters while new faces joined 13 distinct picks across offense and defense. Larry Brown led voting with 34 votes, joined by MacArthur Lane and John Brodie in the backfield and a 36-member panel naming 22 All Stars.
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New York
UPI
New Faces
United Press International
AFV
Tom Mack
Bob Brown
Los Angeles
Washington
Larry Brown
MacArthur Lane
St. Louis
John Brodie
Gene Washington
San Francisco
Dick Gordon
Chicago
Mack
Brown
Ed Flanagan
Detroit
Ernie McMillan
Gale Gillingham
Green Bay
Charlie Sanders
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Deacon Jones
Alan Page
Merlin Olsen
Chuck Howley
Dallas
Larry Stallings
Butkus
Eller
Larry Wilson
Paul Krause
Jim Johnson
Roger Wehrli
Fran Tarkenton
Ron Johnson
Mel Farr
Charley Taylor
Clifton McNeil
Mick Tinglehoff
John Friend
Irv Goode
Rocky Freitas
Cas Banaszek
Jackie Smith
Claude Humphrey
Atlanta
Larry Hand
Bob Lilly
Charlie Krueger
Mike Lucci
Dave Wilcox
Fred Carr
Lem Barney
Bruce Taylor
Spider Lockhart
Willie Wood
Kennedy Chases Zeiters For Northern Ohio Scoring Lead
After five league games Denny Zeiters of Shelby leads the Northern Ohio League with 23.4 points per game, while Bucyrus' Gary Kennedy climbs from 22 to 23. Norwalk's Phil Daniels sits sixth at 16.2 and Willard's Mike Bourma is third in scoring at 18.4 while leading in rebounds with 88. Todd Albert of Shelby tops assists with 35 and Roy Adcock of Trucker is fourth with 21. The list excludes non league games.
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Chargers
Truckers
Sonny Coles
Sweet
Edison
Norwalk
Ken Rose
Doug Ducsay
Tom Bibb
Trucker
Hardman
Cecil Boyd
Dave Sweet
Roy Adcock
Denny Zeiters
Shelby
Bucyrus
Gary Kennedy
Zeiters
Kennedy
Willard
Mike Bourma
Phil Daniels
Todd Albert
Adcock
Non League Foes Fall To NOL On Tuesday Night
Northern Ohio League teams posted several non league wins led by Lima Bath 73 62 over Upper Sandusky Scott Trenherwood 35 points and Steve Rhine 16 for Upper Sandusky Tom Gebhardt 28 paced Bucyrus Wynford in a 77 56 win over Galion Jeff Tyler led Fostoria with 27 points in a 64 54 victory over Tiffin Columbian Avon Lake built a 23 10 first quarter lead to defeat Bellevue 76 59 Don Seymour topped Bellevue with 17 points.
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Norwalk High
Truckers
Edison
Fostoria
Tiffin Columbian
Avon Lake
Bellevue
Bucyrus Wynford
Galion
Lima Bath
Upper Sandusky
Scott Trenherwood
Steve Rhine
Larry Reber
Upper
Rams
Tom Lydy
Tigers
Wynford
All-Ohio
Tom Gebhardt
Tom Young
Jack Lizzy
Dave Cass
Jeff Tyler
Dan Hipsher
Jeff Conine
Bill Mast
John Florence
Tornadoes
Jack Park
Tiffin
Harvard Wins 1970 ECAC Holiday Hockey Festival
Harvard defeats Clarkson 2 0 to claim the ECAC Holiday Hockey Festival title with goals from Bob McManamma and Bill Corkery. Bruce Durne earns tournament MVP honors as Bowdoin and Yale finish consolation with a 4 4 tie.
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New York
UPI
Harvard
Clarkson
Bob McManamma
Bill Corkery
Bruce Durne
Bowdoin
Yale
St Bonaventure Center Out Four to Six Weeks
Olean report says 6-5 center Matt Gantt of unbeaten St Bonaventure is sidelined four to six weeks with pericarditis a virus inflammation around the heart. He is a key player for the team as they pursue conference play and likely NCAA consideration.
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OLEAN
N.Y
Matt Gantt
St. Bonaventure
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