Must Playoff Fray Looms In Friday High School Football
Six weeks into the 1967 season Norwalk High and St. Paul face crucial Friday games. Saints seek to preserve an unblemished record at Lakeside, while Norwalk and Willard meet at Whitney Field for the homecoming. Numerous league battles unfold across the area with leaders and contenders clashing in the Firelands and Lakeshore conferences.
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Truckers
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Whitney Field
Bill Minkowski
Shelby
Bill Wilkin
Gest
Bucyrus Redmen
Shelbians
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Galion
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Monroeville
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Berlin Heights
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Harding
Mansfield
New London
Lakeland
Oberlin
Vermilion
Huron
Plymouth
Ohio State Favored Over Northwestern After Big Purdue Loss
Ohio State, coming off a 35 point halftime deficit against Purdue, is listed as a two point favorite over Northwestern by oddsmakers. Coach Woody Hayes said the team must rebound and indicated lineup changes may come without wholesale overhauls, with Dwight Fertigson Harding the only definite out.
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UPS
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Bucks
Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Woody
Hayes
Dwight Fertig
Marciano wins in mock all time heavyweight title bout
Rocky Marciano climbs off the canvas in the second round to floor Gene Tunney four times and win a 15 round decision in a staged fight for the all-time heavyweight crown. The Brockton Blockbuster improves to 50-0 while Tunney falters at 9-1-5 after a late surge. Next week Jersey Joe Walcott faces Jim Jeffries in the series.
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Woodville
Grand Rapids
Elmore
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Elyria
Lorain
Dayton
UPI
Rocky Marciano
Gene Tunney
Marciano
Tunney
Brockton
Joe Walcott
Jim Jeffries
Matson and Cooke Lead U S Effort in Mexico City
American stars Matson and Cooke scored dominant wins in the shot put and 400 meters as U S athletes began their Olympic dress rehearsal in Mexico City at high altitude. John Carlos placed third in the 100 meters while Pat Winslow surged in the pentathlon. Dick Railsback and Carlōse competed in pole vault and 200 meters. Tom Seeburg named Reds publicist in Cincinnati.
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UPI
Randy Matson
Pampa
Texas
Strongboy
Charlotte Cooke
Washington, D.C
United States
John Carlos
U.S
Matson
Miss Cooke
Pat Winslow
San Mateo
Calif
America
Pat
Sweden
Belgium
Cuba
Dick Railsback
Pasadena
Chris Papankcalaou
Greece
San Jose State
Erkki Mustakari
Finland
Carlose
Ottozu Gianni
Maren Siedler
Berkely Heights
N.J
Miss Winston
Reserves Over Milan Finish Fourth Straight Win
The St Paul Flyers Reserve football team blanked Milan 24 0 to extend their unbeaten streak to four. Jack Lodermeier capped a 75 yard drive with a six yard TD after a Milan punt. Denny Myers kicked extra points. Sedermeier added a nine yard TD late in the third after Mike Mushett intercepted.
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Jack Lodermeier
St. Paul Flyers
Milan
Lodermeier
Denny Myers
Saints
Sedermeier
Mike Mushett
Milan Boosters to Choose Banquet Site and View Game Film
Milan Boosters President Matt Czaplicki calls a meeting for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria to decide the Milan Football Banquet location. Coach Bill Taraschke will show films of the Milan Hillsdale game.
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Milan Boosters
Matt Czaplicki
Milan
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