Edison Wins Tied For 1st In Firelands Conference
Edison Chargers beat Mapleton 30 0 to stay atop Firelands Conference standings at 3 0 with Black River. Mapleton falls to 2 1 in conference 3 2 overall. Tony Dellisanti leaves with possible fracture. Randy Jones injures ankle.
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Ashland
Edison
Chargers
Mapleton
Black River
Firelands
Gurney
Mike Stoll
Randy Deehr
Tony Dellisanti
Randy Jones
New London Wildcats rally to beat Western Reserve 19 14 on homecoming
New London plays comeback football to erase two 13 point deficits and edge Western Reserve 19 14 in Firelands Conference action. Key plays include a 60 yard TD pass from Rollie Schick to Bryan Granneman and late defensive stands.
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Western Reserve
New London
Doug
New London Wildcats
Wildcats
Virgil Harris
Cats
Doug Hainline
Mike Scheerer
Harris
Scheerer
Western
Bill Burras
Bill Schnell
Mark
Strimpfel
Fred Leimeister
Randy Coe
Schnell
Hainline
Ray Gonter
Burras
Rollie Schick
Bryan Granneman
Paul Nestor & Company
Veeck Reacquires Majority Control Of White Sox In Chicago
Chicago business leader Bill Veeck returns to baseball by buying majority control of the White Sox from John Allyn through Artnell Company. Allyn remains a minority holder as approval by the American League is pursued. Final package reportedly around 12 million dollars.
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Commiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
John Allyn
Artnell Company
Allyn
American League
Dorothy Comiskey Rigney
Charles Comiskey
J. Louis Comiskey
Cleveland
Bethel Scores (!) In Loss at Brandt Ohio
Bethel High School answered with a 15 yard TD by Rick Slagle late in the game, its first points since November 5, 1973, ending a 14 game shutout streak but the Bees lost 47-6 to Miami East. Coach Giangulia called it a moral victory as fans drew cheers for the late score.
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Tim Hartong
Young
Monroeville
Mark Bores
Garry Schaffer
Mark Hauser
Eagles
Rivermen
Hartong
Pirates
Hauler
Pirate
Bores
Tim Haughanout
Black River
River
Eagle
Brandt
Ohio
UPI
Rick Slagle
Bethel High School
Slagle
Bethel
Bethel Bees
Miami East
Larry Giangulia
Steelers Player Faces Court Subpoena Before Cleveland Clash
Pittsburgh defensive tackle Ernie Holmes is ordered to appear before a court referee in Ohio to explain nonpayment of 25 000 damages linked to a March 16 1973 shooting near Salem. If not served at his hotel, subpoena may be delivered at the Browns game. Also notes Browns coach Forrest Gregg rotating players.
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UPI
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ernie Holmes
Cleveland Browns
Leo M. Spellacy
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Holmes
Larry Myers
Salem
Ohio
Steelers
Browns
Ohio State and Broncos TV Schedule Highlights
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Saints
Falcons
Reds
Pirates
Redskins
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