Quarterback Fullback Harmonize In NL Win
New London quarterback Mike Nugent and fullback Dean Harmony led a high scoring win over South Central 42 to 24 in the season finale. Harmony and Nugent connected on multiple long TD passes and combined for 203 passing yards while each rushed for 105 yards.
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Perkins Defeats Norwalk 34 8 In Gridiron Clash
Norwalk struggled behind a stout Perkins defense as the Pirates posted a 34 to 8 victory. Highlights included Jim Galloway scoring on a four yard run and Rich Grimm connecting with Curt Williams for a nine yard TD pass.
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Don Smith
Dale Perkins
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High Scoring Jayhawks Shoot For Number One
Kansas hosts Oklahoma in a 51 500 crowd as Pepper Rodgers leads a 7 0 team chasing No 1. USC and Ohio State loom. Kansas eyeing top ranking and Orange Bowl berth with quarterback Bobby Douglass clashing with Oklahoma's Bob Warmack. Other top ten games include Penn State over Miami and Tennessee over Auburn.
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Friday's Results Non Conference Scores and Buckeye Conference Results
Friday's results include non conference games: Sandusky Perkins 334 Norwalk 8 New London 42 South Central 24 Shelby 54 Mansfield Madison 8 Huron 14 Margaretta 0 Canton Lincoln 12 Bellevue 26 Bucyrus 19 Lexington 19 and Buckeye Conference results Elyria 12 Lorain Senior 0 Sandusky 29 8 Mansfield Lorain Adm King 42 Fremont 0 Marion Harding 27 Findlay 0.
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Ten Flyers Turn Seniors Highlight Loyal Leadership
St. Paul High School seniors Steve Missler Dave Wasiniak and Dave Heyman are lauded by Flyer coach Mike Gottfried as key offensive leaders and top defenders. Missler leads scoring with 64 points mainly in Firelands play, Wasiniak stars as a two way back with 228 rushing yards and three interceptions, Heyman tops in rushing yardage and defensive tackles.
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Big Shoes To Fill As Flyers Lose Key Linebackers
Saint Paul coach says the Flyers bid farewell to four defensive linemen and three two way players in their final game. Tim Kline and Carl Meyers praised for versatility and toughness. Bill Wise praised for steady center play. Joe Trendy and Brad Tinker highlighted for two way contributions and morale impact.
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Browns Favored In Sunday Clash With Saints
Cleveland opened as 15 point favorites as the Browns face the New Orleans Saints. Key matchups include Dave Parks and Dan Abramowicz for New Orleans against Browns cornerbacks Erich Barnes and Ben Davis. Browns injuries and roster moves affect defense as they chase a tie for the Century Division title and a shot at the conference title.
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Ellsworth Leads Hawaiian Open After Two Rounds
Ken Ellsworth, a first year pro from Southern California, tops the Hawaiian International Open at halfway with 66 67. Dick Lotz and George Archer sit one stroke back at 134, while Billy Casper and Dudley Wysong hold 143 as Arnold Palmer enters Saturday with two 71 rounds.
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Park Schedule Week Adopts Varied Gym Activities
A Sunday schedule lists adult volleyball and a dance square. Monday features men's fitness and grade school games in the gym with badminton and women's volleyball. Wednesday includes grade school boys games and a women’s league. Thursdays add a law enforcement fitness program. Friday hosts junior and senior high activities and games. Saturday covers morning fitness and student activities plus a dance session.
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WBC orders rematch for disputed world junior middleweight title
The World Boxing Council ordered a return bout within 120 days between Fred Little of New Orleans and Sandro Mazzinghi of Italy after their Oct. 25 world junior middleweight title fight was ruled no contest due to Mazzinghi suffering a cut. The title was vacated by the WBC on Friday.
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