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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1978

Page

7

Bengals Nearly Upset Raiders In Wild 34 21 Showdown

Cincinnati trailed 27 7 but rallied to 27 21 in the fourth quarter before Oakland held on for a 34 21 victory. The Bengals 1 10 season slid further with three fumbles and four interceptions as Ken Anderson threw 50 passes, 30 completions, two TDs and four picks. The win boosted Oakland to 7 4 atop the AFC West while Cincinnati lingered as the league’s most disappointing 1 10- record team.

Cincinnati UPI NFL Cincinnati Bengals Oakland Raiders Bengals Homer Rice Raiders John Madden Oakland Madden Denver Rice David ‘‘Deacon Turner Don Bass

Two Keglers Break 600 Barrier

Keglers achieve high scores in a bowling roundup with Marge Mansfield 662 series after 232 193 237. Sally Whittington adds 610 with 225 and 214 games. A long list highlights 600s, series, averages, and notable scores across divisions and categories.

Marge Mansfield Marge Sally Whittington Larry Becker Art Walker Kev McCrain Larry Cole Ron Grinold Duane White Leon Camp Tom Michetti Dan Justice Robb Hoffman Duke Toth Ollie Griffith Bob Moser Rick Rasnick Nick Georgiafandis Aaron Friess Charles Bryant Bob Baker Bill Finley Dick Spaar Ted Ickes Jr Bruce Jeavons Robert Montgomery Ray Urbansky Dave Berry Joe Benson Frank Pratt Jerry Keefe Mary Brocklehurst Ed Stoner Dave Knoll Jeri

The Lefty Grove Baseball Officers Named for 1979

The New Officers Named for the 1979 season include Dale Rafie as commissioner Ron Charity as senior division president Jack Meyers as junior division president Mike Feyedelem as tee ball president Dave Hinckley as equipment manager Al Preston as field manager Dan Ruffer as senior umpire in chief Scott Ford as junior umpire in chief Carl Schnellinger as treasurer and Leona Preston as secretary The league will hold its annual draft Saturday for players advancing between divisions and signups for new tee ball players will be announced next spring.

Lefty Grove Baseball League Dale Rafie Ron Charity Jack Meyers Mike Feyedelem Dave Hinckley al Preston Dan Ruffer Scott Ford Carl Schnellinger Leona Preston

Edison Harriers Honored at 1978 Awards Banquet

Edison High School cross country capped its 1978 season at a banquet where Mark Woods and Martha Bickley earned boys and girls MVP awards. Coach Gary Bankert announced 1979 as the year of accomplishment after calling 1978 the year of commitment. Gary Burns received the Ironman award. Varsity letters went to seven girls: Martha Bickley, Carla Ackerman, Denise Burns, Marcia Gerke, Kim Hahn, Jenne Waldron, Laurie MacDonald. Boys letters went to Jon Dandar, Dave Collart, Jay Johns, Mark Woods. second year to Gary Burns and Scott Wallace. reserve letters to Chuck Ruggles, Rich Reel, John Powers, Ed Reel, Greg Schell.

Milan — Edison High School Mark Woods Martha Bickley Gary Bankert Marth Bickley Carla Ackerman Denise Burns Marcia Gerke Kim Hahn Jenne Waldron Laurie MacDonald Jon Dandar Dave Collart Jay Johns Gary Burns Scott Wallace Chuck Ruggles Rich Reel John Powers Ed Reel Greg Schell

Bellevue High School Football Banquet Honors Three Players

At the Bellevue High School banquet three players received honors. Ted Sberna Memorial Award went to Ted Sberna’s nephew, a two way starter at left guard and defensive end. Jeff Lepley was named most valuable player and Rich Fox named best offensive lineman.

Bellevue Ted Sberna Sberna Jeff Lepley Rich Fox

Roeder Rides To Title

George Roeder Jr of Monroeville won the mini cycle division title at Honda Hills this summer. He rode an 80 c.c. bike and captured 10 race wins over the season, earning the most points across the April to October campaign.

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