Patriots and Cardinals remain unbeaten at 4 0
New England routs Baltimore 42 3 as Plunkett throws three TD passes and St Louis rallies past San Francisco 34 9 behind Hart Metcalf and Gray. Other NFL results include Vikings, Bengals, Bills, Falcons, Steelers, Bears, Broncos, Rams and Eagles wins. Jets visit Miami tonight.
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Norwalk Golfers Sixth in Sectional Meet at Clyde
Huron wins sectional with 319, Clyde 320, Ontario 334. Norwalk finishes sixth at Thunderbird Hills as Willard and Edison tie for fifth. Mike Chicotel leads Huron with 75 while Jeff Koozer paces Ontario with 78 and Rick Peckham leads Norwalk with 83.
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Pro Standings Savie Vi Mee Vinsoniy Shop
A compact update notes local standings and ads for Savie and Vinsoniy at the Want Ads shop. The item highlights ongoing progress, shop events, and a brief call to visit for deals and listings.
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Edison Dominates New London In Freshman Football
Edison Chargers improve to 3-1 after a 40-6 victory over New London on Saturday. Keith Osthiemer caught two first half TD passes, including a 90-yard and a 55-yard score, as Randy Hindle opened scoring with a 10-yard run.
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Ohio College Football Results Output Summary
Ohio State defeated Washington State 42 to 7 and Kent State beat Western Michigan 28 to 6. Ohio University won 31 to 14 over Northern Illinois, Muskingum 60 to 20 over Heidelberg, and Marietta 20 to 0 over Ohio Northern. Mount Union won 34 to 17 at Kenyon. Capital 34 over Denison. Wittenberg 27 over West Liberty 3. Oberlin 14 over Hamilton 8. Youngstown State 24 over Northern Michigan 10. Wooster 16 over Hiram 7. Defiance 21 over Manchester 0. Case Western 28 over W & J 22. John Carroll 20 over Carnegie Mellon 7. Toledo 24 over Bowling Green 19. Miami 14 over Kentucky 10. Tampa 16 over Akron 7. Baldwin Wallace 10 over Ashland 7. Southern Illinois 38 over Dayton 16. Taylor 31 over Wilmington 10. Otterbein 30 over Ohio Wesleyan 20. Bluffton 8 over Findlay 3.
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