Saints Try For Revenge Over Eagles
Ron Boose a 6-0 senior forward for the Flyers averages over 12 points per game. He is a top defender and strong scorer with a season high 22 against St. Mary's. He is a hustler on the boards and capable of hitting in the 20s.
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Flyers Aim for Revenge as Eagles Visit Home Court
After a 65 00 loss earlier this year the St Paul Flyers seek revenge hosting Monroeville Eagles. Monroeville sits 9 2 in Firelands Conference while St Paul sits 6 6 and foul shooting has been a sore spot all season.
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Flyers junior Mike Meesig stars in scoring and rebounding
Mike Meesig, a 6-2 junior, averages over 18 points per game and leads the Flyers in rebounds. In 12 games he has only one game without double figures, with multiple 20s including a season high of 25 against Lakeside.
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Doesnt Everybody Cheat Air Force Academy Scandal Mentioned
A UPI piece argues cheating is widespread across sports from football to golf and cross country. It cites recruiters, rule breaches, and signatures of dishonesty, noting the Air Force Academy scandal and recalling a 1951 West Point dismissal wave as a comparable case.
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Norwalk JH Seventh Graders secure fifth win over Monroeville
Norwalk seventh graders improved to 5-1 as they beat Monroeville 31-15 with Dale Perkins and Tom Edwards each scoring 12 points. Eighth graders dropped to 1-5 after a 23-17 defeat with Dan Smith and Dave Shadle each totaling six points. The next game is at North Fairfield on Monday.
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Bowling Results and High Scores From Local Leagues
Knights of Columbus Councils 626 and 1117 report deputies and officers with high totals for team and individual events. Chancellors lead team series with 2463 and team games 839, while A Graham 534 and C Hauler 533 top individuals. Various bowlers post scores across leagues Blatz Beer and Carling Black Label with hundreds and 900 series noted.
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Wes leyan wins on 10 foot shot over Kenyon for 10th win
Wesleyan held off Kenyon 56 54 on a last minute jumper by Jim Goode to stay atop the Ohio Conference. Forest Everhardt sparked the Bishops with timely scoring to turn a 43 42 deficit into a 54 48 lead before closing the game.
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Lucky International Opens 16 Break Par
Five of pro golf's lesser lights led the way today into the Lucky International Opens in San Francisco. James C. Anderson reports the field posted several under par scores as competition began.
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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Norwalk Frosh Clinch Fourth Straight With 30 28 Victory
Norwalk High freshmen beat Huron Tigers frosh 30 28 behind Gary Draxler who scored 22 points and grabbed 22 rebounds. The Truckers led 8-7 after one and 18-14 by halftime, then held on as the Tigers outscored them in the second half.
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Paterno declines Yale head coach offer
Pittsburgh UPI reports Joe Paterno, Penn State associate football coach famed for guiding top quarterbacks, said Thursday night he will not accept Yale University’s head coaching position.
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