Flyers top Black River to stay unbeaten in two straight
St Paul Flyers beat Black River 64 55 to win their second straight in the conference. Denny Meyer led with 18 points and Ron Ridge added 12 from the Saints. Don Coletta came off the bench with hot fourth quarter scoring to seal the win.
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Don Hohler
St. Paul Flyers
Black River
Flyer
Bob Fisher
Jess Biddinger
Denny Meyer
Saints
Meyer
Flyers
Ron Ridge
Bill Magnuson
Ridge
Bidinger
Schec Kusmik
Kline
Mitchell Gott Kostecki
Larabee
ST. Paul’s
Fields
Ridge Mushett Magnuson Meyer
Bader
Coletta
St. Paul
Flyers Romp In 51-29 Victory Over St Paul Jayvees
The St Paul Jayvee team opened the year with a 51-29 win by the Flyers, shooting 64 percent in the second half. They led 22-17 at halftime before a 17-7 third quarter burst, with Tom Rekart scoring 15 and Jim Borgia 10 as seven Saints hit the scoring column. Don Kostecki led the Jayvees with 11.
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St. Paul
Bench
Tom Rekart
Jim Borgia
Saints
Don Kostecki
Garth Geoghan
Norwalk
Edison
Joe Ross
Bill Buckingham
Tim Hipp
Bruce Kinnard
Hipp
Bob Glratta
Dan Brooks
Tom Weilnau
Dan Pugh
Weilnau
Pugh
Daryl Smith
Truckers
Ron Wynn
Smith
Wynn
Cowboys Rally To Defeat Forty Niners And Reach Super Bowl
Dallas Cowboys beat San Francisco 49ers 17 to 10 to advance to the Jan 17 Super Bowl against the Baltimore Colts. Duane Thomas and Walt Garrison combined for 214 rushing yards as Lee Roy Jordan and Mel Renfro secured key interceptions. Morton overcame elbow soreness to steer a ball control win.
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San Francisco
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Craig Morton
Dallas
San Francisco Forty Niners
Baltimore Colts
Jimmy
Snyder
Duane Thomas
Walt Garrison
Thomas
Garrison
Lee Roy Jordan
Mel Renfro
Jordan
Renfro
Brodie
Gene Washington
Morton
Dick Witcher
St Peter's Beats Monroeville 69-54 in Nonleague Showdown
Mansfield Spartans overpower Firelands Conference leader Monroeville 69 to 54. Tom Gross scores 24 for St Peter's with 8 field goals and 8 free throws, Keith Aldous adds 12, Chris Jackson and Tom LePouttre 10 each. Steve Krull leads Monroeville with 17 points.
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Mansfield
St. Peter's
Firelands
Monroeville
Tom Gross
Spartans
Keith Aldous
Chris Jackson
Tom LePouttre
Mansfield ST. Peter
Jackson
LePouttre
Gross Baks Aldous
Byrne Culler
Miller
Winslow
Farr
Krull
Paths
Mans
St. Peter
Monroeville Fy
Moll Leads Willard Past Seneca East In 65 52 Victory
Senior Dean Moll scored a career high 25 points to lift Willard High School over Seneca East 65 52 on Saturday. Steve Schwan added 19 and Mike Bourma 10 as Willard built a 20 4 second quarter run and never trailed after the early deficit.
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Dean Moll
Willard High School
Seneca East
Flashes
Seneca
Steve Schwan
Mike Bourma
Eric Gillett
Mel Brown
Curt Shoup
Willard
Norwalk Fresh Rally Beats Edison 41 37
Norwalk freshman basketball erased a 21-3 second quarter deficit and a 21-9 halftime gap to topple Edison 41-37. Blake White poured 19 points to lead the Truckers, Scott Schillig added 12, while Clark Dawley grabbed 11 rebounds. Edison’s Jim Salmons led with 10 points. Norwalk improves to 5-1 and visits Margaretta Tuesday.
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MILAN
Norwalk
Edison
Truckers
Chargers
Mike Frazier
Blake White
Scott Schillig
Clark Dawley
White
Jim Salmons
Margaretta
Norwalk Edges Edison In Tough 28-17 Meet
Norwalk high school wrestlers fought hard but Edison claimed the night with a 28-17 victory. Bouck earned standout pin and wrestler of the week honors while Ohlemacher sealed the meet with a late victory.
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Milan
Norwalk
Edison Chargers
Chargers
Bill Bouck
Bouck
Jeff Emerson
Truckers
Emerson
Tim Knoll
Chris Welfle
Edison
Randy Schaffer
Dave Calhoun
Paul Stratton
Joe Arthur
Bruce Rockwell
Jack Stark
Pat Welfle
Kyle Shrader
Steve Kuhl
Jim Ohlemacher
Kuhl
Norwalk Grapplers
Mark Knoll
Pat Haeuptle
Bill Higgins
John Hyde
Larry Huston
Jim Young
Frank Hill
Phil Mohr
Marion Huggins
Ken McDonald
Jim Fresch
Chuck Thomasen
Steve Spencer
Unitas Lifts Colts to Super Bowl Berth Over Raiders
Johnny Unitas directed the Baltimore Colts to a 27 17 AFC championship win over Oakland in Baltimore. He mixed smart passing with a late 68 yard TD to Ray Perkins as Norm Bulaich scored twice, securing a date with the Dallas Cowboys in Miami for the Feb 17 title game.
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UPI
Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Colts
Oakland Raiders
Willie Brown
Raiders
Oakland
Colt
Norm Bulaich
George Blanda
Ray Perkins
Dallas Cowboys
Miami
Blanda
Daryle Lamonica
AFC
Jim O’brien
Bulaich
Fred Biletnikoff
Charlie Stokes
O'Brien
Eddie Hinton
Hinton
Roy Jefferson
Warren Wells
Perkins
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Joe Studahar
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Bulldog Turner
George Halas
Bruce Gossett
Mike Clark
John
John Brodie
Kezar Stadium
Texans
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Steve Krull
Eagles
Dick Miller
Moll
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