Galion Tigers Upset Tiffin Tornadoes 20–0 For Runner-Up
The Galion Tigers claimed second place in the NOL by routing the Tiffin Tornadoes 20 to 0. Terry Strickler scored all three Tigers touchdowns on short runs. Galion finished 6-1-2. Tiffin ended 6-2-1.
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Tiffin Tornadoes
Tigers
Terry Strickler
Tiffin
Shelby Whippets Triumph 26 6 Over Upper Sandusky
Shelby Whippets routed Upper Sandusky 26 to 6 to move into a tie for fourth with Bucyrus in the NOL. Larry Baldridge opened scoring with a 57 yard run, Dave Fox answered with a 64 yard dash, Baldridge then pushed in from the two, Pete Bashore added an 11 yard run and conversion, and Jack Foreman finished with a two yard TD in the fourth.
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Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Whippets
Larry Baldridge
Dave Fox
Baldridge
Pete Bashore
Jack Foreman
New London Routs Amherst 32 14 After Slow Start
New London stretched its scoring burst in the fourth quarter to beat Amherst 32 to 14. Steve Cooke powered Wildcat offense with two TD runs while Dave Neel connected with Rick Evans and Ken Geiger for scores. Amherst’s Terry Hall ran for both touchdowns in the second quarter as Cooke tallied 150 rushing yards.
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New London
Amherst
Steve Cooke
Wildcats
Dave Neel
Rick Evans
Ken Geiger
Dean Camble
Terry Hall
Cooke
Bucyrus blanked Willard 18 0 in league clash
Bucyrus handed the Willard Flashes their sixth conference setback as Jim Walker earned a third quarter safety and Dave Montague plus Ron Howell connected on a 5 yard TD run pass combo. Gary Kling berger joined Howell for the PAT in the final period, final 18 0.
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Willard Flashes
Willard
Rick Hosler
Jim Walker
Dave Montague
Ron Howell
Gary Klingenberger
Howell
NOL Standings Show Bellevue Lead With 5 0 2 Record
Bellevue sits atop the NOL standings at five wins zero losses two ties. Tiffin is tied for second at four wins zero losses two ties with Galion. Shelby and Bucyrus are at three wins two losses two ties while Upper Sandusky has two wins five losses zero ties. Norwalk and Willard complete the table with one win five losses one tie.
Oberlin blanked Midview in season line score
Oberlin defeated Midview 62 to 0 in a high school football line score. Bowling Green routed Port Clinton 39 to 14 while Lakeside triumphed 16 to 14 over Elmore. Sandusky edged Lorain King 14 to 11 as Lorain beat Marion Harding 32 to 20. Keystone lost 0 to 26 against Columbia. Eyrin 30 defeated Fremont Ross 0. Huron won 26 to 18 over Ridgeville. Avon overwhelmed Brookside 60 to 6.
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Midview
Bowling Green
Port Clinton
Lakeside
Elmore
Sandusky
Lorain King
Lorain
Marion Harding
Keystone
Columbia
Eyrin
Fremont Ross
Huron
Ridgeville
Avon
Brookside
Redmen dominate Norwalk to clinch NOL title in rout
Bellevue’s defense shut down Norwalk 38 0 as the Redmen rolled up 408 yards to Norwalk 95. Dick Seymour led the offense with two first half scores and a third period TD reception, while Nick Lilli broke loose for a 46 yard score and Carl Pambianco added a seven yard TD. several Norwalk seniors announced they will not return next season and four Norwalk players were taken to the hospital with injuries.
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Larry Sturgill
Bellevue
Trucker
Tony Zuppe
Truckers
Norwalk
Redmen
Dick Seymour
Seymour
Nick Lilli
Mark Hoffman
Hoffman
Bill McCarthy
Lilli
Carl Pambianco
Redskins Could Cause Trouble in Eastern Conference Race
The Washington Redskins visit the Cleveland Browns on Sunday with a 3-5 record seeking a third straight win. A victory would lift them from sixth to third and trim the Browns lead if other favorites stumble, as Cleveland sits 6-1-1 and favored by eight.
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