Ten Games in Four Days Weekend Recap Football and Volleyball Notes
Samplings from a busy weekend review ten games in four days with highlights including Pitt versus Penn State and Notre Dame versus Southern Cal. notes on Michigan Ohio State, Woody Hayes at Ohio State, and a Norwalk basketball bench communication tactic. New London volleyball falls in semifinals as coach Mortensen praised. Monroeville football earns Fireland Conference crown and prepares for banquet.
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Riders Remember Rip Panthers 73-61
Western Reserve Roughriders rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Sandusky St. Mary 73-61 behind Eric Robson and Dave Timbs. Robson scored 30 with 14 rebounds while Timbs added 20 as WR topped St. Mary 32-29 on the boards and improved to 2-0.
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Bullets win seventh straight to trim 76ers gap
United Press International reports the Washington Bullets beat Golden State 110 102 to extend their win streak to seven, overcoming a cold second quarter and pulling within a few points of the idle Philadelphia 76ers in the Atlantic Division. Kevin Grevey led with 21 points as the Bullets seized the lead late in the fourth. Other scores: Indiana over Milwaukee 114 112, Phoenix over Chicago 125 109, San Diego over Boston 105 103, Houston over Seattle 108 103.
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Rose and Reds part ways in ongoing free agent talks
Pete Rose ended negotiations with the Cincinnati Reds after final talks collapsed. The 37 year old third baseman said he would explore other teams as winter meetings approach. Interest in Rose was broad with 12 teams named in the recent draft and sides signaling goodwill before formal negotiations with new clubs begin.
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Wildcats fall in A semifinal to Archbold in state tourney
Westerville New London high school Wildcats lose in three games to Archbold, state champions, in the Class A volleyball semifinals. The squad had led first game 16-14, then dropped 12-15 and 9-15. Key players include Laura Brown, Vicki Bowman, Karen Coey, Judi Hendrickson, and Kathy Gray. The team finishes 20-4 this season and 40-8 over two years, with five seniors leaving.
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