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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1966
Page
7
Bucyrus redmen routed Norwalk 20 6 on Parents Night at Whitney Field. Melvin Slaughter ran for 149 yards on 23 carries and two touchdowns as Norwalk struggled with turnovers and stalled drives in cold conditions.
Bucyrus Redmen beat Norwalk 20 7 in a hard fought non league style battle. Slaughter ran for 149 yards on 20 carries and scored twice while Grimes added a extra point. Norwalk meanwhile finished the season 2 7 heading to a finale against Perkins Pirates at Whitney Field.
New London drops 20-18 to Amherst as the Wildcats lead 12-0 at halftime but struggle on extra points. Al Randleman key runs, Dean Harmony and Keith Coombs connect on several plays, Amherst seals win on Larry Van der Cord six yard TD. New London finishes 1-6-1, 0-6 in conference. next hosts Huron.
Bellevue defeated Tiffin Columbian 36-0 to seal the NOL championship and finish the season 9-0. Tom Smith threw two TD passes and added a rushing score, Carl Pambianco scored twice, Jim McCarthy caught a 33-yard TD and Mike Natole a 31-yard TD as Bellevue dominated.
Black River Pirates fall 6 0 as Western Reserve with a fierce goalline defense and three interceptions by Keith Patrick. Patrick returned an interception 45 yards for a late touchdown with 26 seconds left to seal the victory. The Pirates twice reached the seven yard line but were halted by the Roughriders defense.
Hamman brothers combined for four touchdowns as Galion defeated Whippets Friday night 34 to 0. Paul Hamman opened with a 78 yard kickoff return for a score, Lanny Hopkins added a 30s middle rush, Gary Kooken set up another with a 72 yard reverse, Paul Hamman added a 37 yard run, and Phil Hamman finished with a five yard scoring run. Phil Hamman also kicked all four PATs.
Massillon 12 Steubenville, Sandusky 44. Lorain King 6 Perkins 24. St Pauls 8 Bucyrus 20. Norwalk 6 Shelby 34. Galion 0 Bellevue 36. Tiffin Columbian 0-20. New London 8 Lorain 35. Marion Harding 6.
Navy captured the 27th Final Heptagonal Cross Country meet led by John Lawlor who set a five mile leg record in 24:47.5. Lawlor finished ahead of Harvard's Doug Hardin as Navy posted 37 points to Harvard's 54 and Army's 81.
Cleveland quarterback Ninowski sits on the Browns bench as a crucial insurance policy for Frank Ryan. The team seeks stability against Pittsburgh's attack after Bills Nelson's injury exposed the Steelers' lack of experienced quarterback play.
Perkins defeats St. Pauls Flyers 24 8 after a fast start amid frigid weather. Jim Fry and Bruce Dahm spark the Pirates as John Fantauzzo and Tom Furey produce key plays for Perkins. Amato leads St. Pauls with passing but interceptions and late drives stall the Flyers. Final record for St. Pauls 5 3 1.
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