Norwalk Truckers Roll Past Bucyrus 26 8 In NOL Clash
Norwalk built a 20 point first half lead and defeated Bucyrus 26 to 8 as Eric Kirk and Steve Waugh led a dominant ground game amassing 297 yards. Kirk scored thrice and Waugh added two scores with Bucyrus rallying late through a 68 yard TD pass from Joe Teynor to Steve Ransom.
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Teynor
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Barons Seek Record Crowd for Home Opener
Cleveland Barons aim for a club record attendance of 12 000 or more at tonight's home opener against the Washington Capitals. Coach Jack Evans cautions the team not to underestimate the Caps despite last season's five wins by a 25-9 aggregate.
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Flashes Fall 14 8 To Upper Sandusky In Sloppy Loss
Willard Crimson Flashes drop a 14 8 home game to Northern Ohio League rival Upper Sandusky dropping to 1 4 1 overall and 1 3 1 in league play while Upper Sandusky improves to 6 0 and 4 0. The Flashes fumbled 11 times and lost four.
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Can Chargers Solve The 3-4 Defense This Week
The Patriots face San Diego as New England returns Hannah and Gray to a strengthened offense. San Diego relies on a strong 3-4 defense and a balanced attack led by James Harris with Rickey Young and Don Woods. Other NFL games include Denver at Oakland and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Yankees End Feud With 5-3 World Series Win Over Dodgers
The Yankees moved within two wins of the title after a 5-3 victory in Los Angeles. Reggie Jackson drove in a run and scored twice, Mickey Rivers snapped his 0-10 skid with two doubles, and Mike Torrez pitched effectively, fanning nine over seven hits. Dusty Baker hit a three run homer off Torrez as the Dodgers cut the lead, but New York answered with timely hits including Rivers and Piniella, extending their series lead.
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Jackson
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Shelby Holds Off Galion 14-13 In Narrow Ohio League Win
Shelby beat Galion 14-13 as Mike Hartz kicked the decisive extra point after two attempts. Kirk Beach opened scoring for Galion, but Shelby tied it on John Armstrong's short run. Armstrong later scored again for Shelby, and Hartz added the deciding kick after Galion threatened in the fourth.
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Mike Hartz
Ohio
Galion
Kirk Beach
Charles Goodman
John Armstrong
Hartz
Jeff Kirk
Beach
Galton
KS Galion
Paare
Shelby — Armstrong
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