Surprised Doctor on to hand Detroit its fourth straight loss
A startling performance by Surprised Doctor helped a team beat Detroit 126 to 117, piling additional pressure on the rebuilding Pistons. The game featured fast-paced scoring and a standout shooting display that overwhelmed Detroit's defense.
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Wildcats rout Mapleton as Nestor Harris power New London
New London Wildcats, led by quarterback Mike Nestor and tailback Virgil Harris, thumped Mapleton 514. Harris ran 79 yards and 5 yards for two scores, Nestor added 83 and 63 yard returns and passes. Harris’s 207 rushing yards paced the attack as New London improved to 5-0 in Firelands play, remaining atop the league.
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Riders Upset Pirates 22 13 in Firelands clash
Western Reserve Roughriders defeated Black River 22 to 13 Friday night behind Ted Patrick’s 30 yard fourth quarter touchdown run and a key two point conversion. Patrick led WR with 88 rushing yards while Hasswell topped Black River with 110 yards. Western total 156 rushing yards and benefited from penalties totaling 88 yards.
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Golf leaders at 1978 Boys State Championship in Ohio
The 1978 Boys State High School Golf Championship opened at Ohio State University Scarlet Course with Elder, St Vincent-St Mary, and Hawken leading their divisions. Elder tops Class AAA at 317 as Wor thington and Upper Arlington follow. St Vincent-St Mary leads Class AA at 327, Centennial and Uhrichsville Claymount at 329. Hawken holds Class A with 331, Ottawa Hills far behind. Medalists include Mittlehauser and Bonney at 75 in Class AAA, Learmonth at 77 in AA, Cooke at 79 in A. The event wraps with 18 more holes today.
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Eagles Nip Trojans In Firelands Conference Battle
Monroeville Eagles edge South Central 7 0 on a late third quarter drive fuelled by passes from Hofacker and a one yard TD by Fullback Joe Hamilton. Strong Eagle defense limits Trojans to 25 total yards in second half. Hamilton leads Monroeville ground gain with 66 yards.
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