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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1966

Page

6

Norwalk Pirates Fall Short Against Perkins After Roughing Penalty

Norwalk unable to overcome a roughing the kicker penalty as Perkins drives 37 yards in six plays for a 20-12 fourth quarter lead. Keefer and Fry shine for Perkins. Norwalk falls despite strong runs from Keefer and Meyer.

Perkins Norwalk High Whitney Field Norwalk Truckers Tim Horvath Mike Swain Gary Fresch Norvath Keefer NFL Miller Daryl Meyer Zuppe Fry

Trucker Locker Room Remembers Price Of Victory

Norwalk coach Tony Zuppe urged his 2012 squad to live football year round after a loss to Perkins. He singled out seniors as beaten men while challenging freshmen to embrace dedication. Tears and emotion filled the locker room as players faced an uncertain future.

Earl Red” Blaik Army Dartmouth Blaik Norwalk Tony Zappe Perkins Knute Rockne Zuppe Bill Tts

Scoring Summary Across Ohio High School Games

Perkins 20 Norwalk 12. New London 14 Huron 8. Sandusky 34 Mansfield 0. Findlay 35 Marion 8. Elyria 36 Lorain 12. Lor, Adm. Kring 32 Fremont 12. Columbus Watterson 32 Upper Arlington 0. Niles 22 Warren 6. Shelby 30 Mansfield Madison 24. Upper Sandusky 40 Carey 8. Bucyrus 34 Col. Crawford 12. Tiffin Calvert 18 Mr Garetta 6. Sandusky St. Marys 50 Gibsonburg 0.

French colt Behistoun wins Washington DC International at Laurel

The French colt Behistoun captured the $150,000 Washington DC International by two lengths at Laurel Maryland defeating Russia's Aniline in a field of 10 from seven countries. Jockey Jean Deforge guided Behistoun in his second International triumph for France with Assagai finishing third.

Laurel UPI Tricolor of France Behistoun Washington, D.C Jean Deforge Diatome Russia Aniline Assagai Charles Engelhard Vasco de Gama Silver Shark

Top ten Class AA football ratings from UPI

UPI reports week results for the ten leading Class AA teams. Sandusky remains 10-0 after a 34-0 win over Mansfield. Watterson 10-0 defeated Upper Arlington 32-0. Niles 10-0 beat Warren Harding 22-6. other results include Steubenville 9-1 over Catholic, and Toledo St Francis 9-0 crushing Toledo Ward.

Columbus UPI United Press International Sandusky Mansfield Upper Arlington Columbus Watterson Niles Warren Harding Steubenville Steubenville Catholic Hamilton Garfield Middletown Akron Hoban Akron St. Vincent Cincinnati Elder Newport Ky Catholic Lima Toledo St. Francis Toledo Woodward

Browns Will See Familiar Faces

Cleveland notes that the Philadelphia Eagles visiting Sunday include several ex Browns players. Bob Brown, a 300 pound tackle, aimed to be the league’s best, facing Browns standout Paul Wiggin. Eagles defensive backs coach Fred Bruney also has Cleveland ties from earlier years.

Cleveland UPI Philadelphia Eagles Eagles Browns Bob Brown East Tech Paul Wiggin Fred Bruney Ohio State Francisco

Sam Buffer ends year with 26 1 2 football record

The Reflector notes Sam Buffer, the swami wizard, finished the year with a 26 1 2 record after an upset of New London Huron. He plans a brief rest to recover from the strain of picking football winners but will return in time to offer basketball shots.

Sam Buffer Sam

Cats End On Sweet Note New London Tops Huron 14-8

New London rallied from a 8-0 first half deficit to beat Huron 14-8 Friday night. Ray Bowman caught a key late scoring pass from Keith Coombs, sparking a decisive second half surge as NL’s defense stifled Huron to 10 rushing yards in the second half.

New London Huron Wildcats Cats Tigers Ray Bowman Keith Coombs Steve Baron Wildcat John Gorman Dean Harmony Randleman Coombs Harmony Bowman al Randleman Steve Whetstone

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Pirates Greg Keefer Ted Schwanger NOLA Norw Gary Draxler Denny Marion Draxler Jim Preston Kevin Conry Randy Miller Horvath Jim Fry Trucker Bill Grose Bruce Dahm Pirate Norm Blymyer Blymyer Mike Corso Swain Marion Grose Schwanger By Ted Cady Red Nugent Tony Munfro Toby Thomas
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