Skiers Swap Shop Opens Saturday at Sandusky Holiday Inn
The Sandusky Ski Club hosts its annual Swap Shop at the Holiday Inn corner routes 250 and 2, with item check in 8 to 9 a.m. and shopping 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Beginners can buy affordable gear, sellers find buyers, and gear swap aids early winter start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ski Club
Holiday Inn
Buckeye Eyes Sixth Straight at Firelands Clash
Medina Buckeye seeks its sixth straight win as former Norwalk assistant Ken Woodruff leads the Bucks to Firelands in Inlands Conference action. Buckeye stands 5-4 overall with a 4-1 league record while Avon tops the conference at 5-0. Woodruff notes three straight shutouts and a young squad with 12 underclassmen, 7 sophomores, expected to earn letters this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Norwalk
Ken Woodruff
Medina Buckeye
Bucks
Firelands
Buckeye
Avon
Woodruff
Dolphins and Cowboys meet in key Week clash
Miami coach Don Shula and Dallas counterpart Tom Landry seek crucial wins as Miami trails New England in the AFC East and Dallas sits one game back of Washington in the NFC East. Griese shines in win over Baltimore while Delvin Williams leads the league in rushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carnicelli
UPI
New York
Don Shula
Miami
Tom Landry
Dallas
New England
Washington
Baltimore
Bob Griese
Pittsburgh
Saints
Los Angeles
NFL
Cowboys
Minnesota
Landry
Dolphin
Flyers Wildcats Highlight 13-Team Volleyball Tourney
Thirteen teams enter the Class A sectional volleyball tournament at Norwalk junior high on Saturday. Top contenders include St. Paul, New London, Western Reserve, and Plymouth. Action starts 10 am with St. Joe vs South Central, followed by bracket play toward district qualification. Tickets at the door cost 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for students and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Firelands
St. Paul
New London
Fremont St. Joe
South Central
Western Reserve
Plymouth
Gibsonburg
Plymouth- Western Reserve
Monroeville
Crestview
Mansfield Christian
Lucas
Mansfield St. Pete
Danbury Lakeside
Lucas fuels Warriors rally past Hawks for fifth straight win
Golden State, aided by John Lucas 18 points and Phil Smith 26, beat Atlanta 113-106 to improve to 7-4. Barry praises Lucas as best running the offense in six years, while Hawks coach Brown calls the defeat embarrassing. Other road winners include Seattle over Detroit 95-94 Phoenix 106-99 over New Orleans and New York 127-122 at San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Packers
Eagles
Ron Jaworski
Philly
Denver
New York Jets
Bronco
Jets
New England
Houston
Cleveland
Oilers
Cincinnati
Browns
Los Angeles
Tampa Bay
Rams
Bucs
Minnesota
Detroit
Vikings
Lions
St. Louis
New York Giants
Giants
Seattle
Chicago
Seahawks
Bears
Oakland
Kansas City
Raiders
Chiefs
Atlanta
San Francisco
Falcons
49Ers
San Diego
Chargers
Bengals
UPI
National Basketball Association
Larry O’brien
John Lucas
Golden State Warriors
Houston Rockets
Rick Barry
Warriors
Lucas
Phil Smith
Atlanta Hawks
Golden State
Wariors
Barry
Smith
al Attles
John Drew
Hawks
Hubie Brown
Phoenix
New Orleans
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward L. Ronders
Alan J. Kalfus
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Frank Yankovic
Archbold
Ohio
Lauder Museum
Rodney Backensto
Willard
Huron
Milan Wildlife Area
Ohio Turnpike
Huron River
Lake Erie
Toledo
Marblehead
Catawba
Lakemont
Lake Erie Islands
Kalfus’ Korner
Resthaven
Castalia
Spencer
Division of Wildlife Safe Hunter
Robert Parrish
Steve
Hawes
Butch Lee
HONDA
Norwalk & Sandusky
American Honda Motor Co., Inc
American Honda Motor CO
Midwest
Industrial Loop
Greendale
Wisc
Heyman's Haymakers
Adobe Style Salon
Schild’s
IGA
Gilbert's Jewelry
Comet Cleaners
Roth Construction
Dudley Realty World
Wappler Instrument
Carabin Insurance
Norwalk Furniture
Monroeville Marine
Jack G. Fynes
Benedict Ave
Dolphins
Steelers
Buffalo
Patriots
Bills
Redskins
Colts
Flyers
Wildcats
By Fred Lief
Knicks
Clippers
Lloyd Free
Ray Williams
Spencer Haywood
P.B.A
Kenilee Lanes
Moose Lodge
SUN
Teak Walton
Peru
W. Sect