Edison blanked South Central in Firelands clash for second place
Ron Wynn sparked Edison to an 18-0 victory over South Central as Wynn ran for three touchdowns on three, 62 and nine yards. Vanderpool directed a 14 play 56-yard drive ending with Wynn scoring from the nine. Edison improved to 5-1 overall and 3-1 in conference.
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Ron Wynn
Edison
South Central
Wynn
Chargers
Trojans
Bob Stower
Mark Vanderpool
Vanderpool
Bruce Wright
Wright
Bob Smith
Trojan
Mapleton
Mounties
Monroeville
Hillsdale
Greg McFarlin
Jeff Cox
Bob Lord
Bob Jones
Donnie Smith
Steve Howe
Willard Reserves Cruise Past Bucyrus 32 7 in Solid Win
Willard High School used seven reserves led by Tim King at quarterback to beat Bucyrus 32 7. King directed the attack for three quarters with Bob Thornton sharing the final period as Bill Sowers and Don Wilson scored twice each and Chuck Barrison added a TD. The win lifts Willard to 3 1 in the Northern Ohio League and 5 1 overall.
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Willard
Willard High School
Larry Cook
Bucyrus
Tim King
Redmen
King
Bob Thornton
Flashes
Shelby
Bill Sowers
Don Wilson
Chuck Barrison
Sowers
Wilson
Barrison
New London Homecoming Spoiled by Vermilion 20 6 Loss
Vermilion spoiled New London's homecoming with a 20 to 6 victory. Quarterback Mike Nugent suffered a broken arm in the first period ending his season hopes. Vermilion seized the lead in the second period and extended it in the third as Denny Reed and Charles Trinter connected for a late score.
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Dan Hopwood
NEW London
Vermilion
Wildcats
Mike Nugent
Nugent
John Griffin
Rick Cline
Sailors
Mike Poff
Garry Martin
Dean Harmony
Cline
Charles Trinter
Denny Reed
Martin
Trinter
Harmony
Mexico City opens XIX Olympic Games amid turmoil and pride
The XIX Olympic Games begin in Mexico City as streets once torn by gunfire become peaceful promenades. Mexico, with a per capita income near 200 dollars, has invested about 150 million dollars in the event, overcoming altitude and policy disputes.
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Mexico City
UPI
Latin America
Mexico
U.S
Friday Night High School Football Results and Olympic Opening Notes
Friday results list Bellevue 2 Norwalk 21 and others across multiple conferences. The Olympic opening ceremonies in Mexico City feature first female torch bearer Enriqueta Basilio Sotelo and first woman to carry the U S flag Janice York Romary amid a nationwide calm.
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Greece
Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
United States
Enriqueta Basilio Sotelo
Mexicali
Janice York Romary
Woodland Hills
Calif
U.S
St Paul routs Black River in Firelands Conference clash
St Paul used a bruising ground game led by halfback Dave Heyman to win 48 to 12 over Black River. The Saints moved to their sixth straight victory while piling up 309 rushing yards and 117 passing yards as Heyman rushed 21 times for 168 yards.
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Norwalk
Willard
Bucyrus
Shelby
Upper Sandusky
Galion
Tiffin Columbian
St. Paul’s
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Mapleton
Western Reserve
Heyman
Flyers
Mike Gottfried
Tim Kline
Dave Wasiniak
Steve Missler
St. Pauls
Chris Amato
Mike Wasiniak
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Saints
Russ Pruitt
Amato
Missler
Brad Tinker
Steve Collins
Walt Welch
Craig Nichols
Gottfried
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Mark Bernstein
Len Hardman
Dick Vogt
Willie Robinson
Tom Nation
Harry Lee
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Lee
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Stoldt
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Dale Perkins
Tom Compton
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Norwalk Bellevue
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Clearford
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Woodmore
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Margaretta
Huron
Gibsonburg
Port Clinton
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Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Olympic Housing Committee
Olympic Village
Pedro Ramirez Vasquez
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