Aggie's Scorecard TM Hakes Hammers 602-241
Agnes Higgins reports Elks No. 1 dominant at City Lanes with Al Hakes posting 602 and 241 for Becker's Chips. Dozens of bowlers from multiple teams including Berry's Restaurant and Battles Insurance posted high totals while several 500s and multiple 200s appear across the leagues. A reminder ends the column urging bowlers to keep coaches out of the bowler's circle.
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Agnes Higgins
Kegler
al Hakes
Becker’s
Elks
City Lanes
Chuck Fries
Old Dutch
Elmer Buki
Holman Jewelers
Claude Martin
Don Bauer
George Bogan
Bill Meagrew
Elks No
Jim Berry
Ed Prior
Berry
Jim Ramsey
Bill Terry
Tom Paffenbarger
Battles Insurance
George DeBolt
Heyman
Hay & Straw
Marge Pheifer
Mary Roth
Rose Tesmer
VFW
Betty Griffith
Lila Grose
Leed
Fine Foods
Thyrza Schibley
Gilbert Jewelers
Dorothy Tanner
Deeble
Sunoco
Dorothy Dudie
Huron County Bank
Dick Folk
Bob Roderick Jr
Kelly Rahrig
Linda Rogers
Jim Rogers
Betty Hartsock
Ruth Ritz
Crown Motel
Virginia Poland
Katie Tinker
Marilyn Friend
Nite Life
Elaine Haynes
Sue Beer
Vi Reer
Bob
Pam Hoover
Want Ads Service Ad Teaser
A local classified ad service invites readers to call 662 4241 to rent, sell or hire. The notice promotes ad writing assistance from staff for quick placement.
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Dial
Monroeville Star Mare Jones Starts At Toledo
Monroeville’s Mare Jones becomes a college starter for Toledo after four weeks. The freshman defensive end recorded 16 tackles against Western Michigan, 12 vs Dayton, 19 vs Colorado State, and seven tackles behind the line in four games. Coach Jack Murphy praises his dedication and talent as Jones, a former Firelands Conference two way star, earned MAC Defensive Player of the Week honors after a loss to Miami.
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Don Hohler
Toledo
Monroeville High
Marc Jones
Jones
Rockets
Western Michigan
Dayton
Miami
Colorado State
Firelands
Jack Murphy
Marc
Ebinger
Trojan
Krikke
Uselton
Cousino
Monos
Dan Rebsch
Joe Spicer
Central Michigan
Eastern Kentucky
Xavier
Northern Illinois
Marshall
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Ball State
Bowling Green
Eastern Michigan
Hank Heismann
Don
Jim Busek
Norwalk
Clyde
Flyers
Busek
St. Paul
Heilmann
Hohler
Monroeville
Keystone
Eagles
Sam Fornsaglio
NEW London
Wellington
Wildcats
Willard
Crestline
Crimson Flashes
HURON
Bellevue
Sandusky Bay
Shelby
Mansfield Madison
Mansfield
All Opponent Team Picks by South Central Football Coaches
Mapleton tops with five selections followed by Monroeville four and Norwalk St. Paul New London Black River with two or more players. Key names include Joe Collins Mark Newell Rusty Gordon Ted Iceman Jeff Moody Bob Grose Tim Christman Dean Myers Joe Moore Rod Bilton Doug Brown Bob Williams Tim Weisenberger Dave Lee Tim Ziegler Mark May Dale Hamby Randy Smith Mark Fortney and three standouts Guy Ebinger Howard Krikke Ben Aselton.
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South Central
Mapleton
Monroeville
Norwalk St. Paul
New London
Black River
Western Reserve
Seneca East
Joe Collins
Mark Newell
Rusty Gordon
Ted Iceman
Jeff Moody
Bob Grose
Tim Christman
Dean Myers
Joe Moore
St. Paul
Mark Schaffer
Dale Rinner
Chuck Borgeson
Rod Bilton
Doug Brown
Bob Williams
Tim Weisenberger
Dave Lee
Tim Ziegler
Mark May
Dale Hamby
Randy Smith
Mark Fortney
Ron Minard
Guy Ebinger
Howard Krikke
Ben Aselton
Miami at Kent State Clash for MAC Title Spotlight
Miami and Kent State meet for the MAC championship implications in Ohio. Miami seeks a 5 0 conference mark while Kent State aims to defend the title and push toward a Tangerine Bowl bid. The matchup features Kent State's 739 rushing yards and Kokal passing for 1 347 yards against Miami’s stout defense led by Monos and Cousino.
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Kent
Ohio
UPI
Miami
Kent State
Redskins
Toledo
Golden Flashes
Ohio University
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Marshall
Flashes
MAC
Larry Poole
Greg Kokal
Kokal
Eddie Woodard
Gerald Tinker
Gary Pinkel
Brad Cousino
Mike Monos
Lit'l Jakes Eliminate Bellevue Union in OT Thriller
Lit'l Jakes of Willard edged Bellevue Union's Lit's Jakes 20-19 in overtime at McGuan Park to advance in the Norwalk Flag Football Tournament. Randy Ladd scored the deciding point after overtime kicks, with Tom Smith adding two TDs in regulation and Randy Santares plus Mike Natale contributing. Denny Keiffer and Randy Barnett scored for Willard. Clyde Whirlpool beat the Dirty Dozen 7-0 in the other game. The tourney resumes Saturday at 1 p.m. with a possible Sunday final.
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Bellevue Union’ Bank
Lit’s
Jakes of
Willard
Norwalk
McGuan Park
Clyde
Whirlpool
Dirty Dozen
Port Clinton
Bellevue
Randy Ladd
Tom Smith
Randy Santares
Mike Natale
Denny Keiffer
Randy Barnett
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Norwalk, Ohio
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Scott Omega
Kim Christman
John Smith
Ken Leber
Glen Opper
John Koch
Kevin Miller
Bill Miller
Jerry Asselman
Dave Addleman
Tom Cline
Don Karnehm
Tim Jump
Mark Bores
Chris Ackerman
Paul Cherry
John Stieber
Wooster
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Capital
Wittenberg
Mount Junion
Heidelberg
Denison
Washington and Lee
Muskingum
Marietta
Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein
St Paul Flyers
New London Wildcats
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Milan Ave
John Marcum
E. Main St
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Benedict Ave
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