Firelands title at stake as Mapleton hosts Black River
Mapleton and Black River battle for first in Firelands Conference with 6-1 records, while St Paul New London Edison Monroeville Western Reserve play important league games. Coaches note young squads and close rivalries as Mapleton eye home-field edge and eight-year Mapleton dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Heilmann
Firelands
Mapleton
Mounties
Black River Pirates
St. Paul
Black River
Monroeville
Western Reserve
South Central
New London
Wildcats
Flyers
Western
Ron Minard
Minard
St. Paul’s
Ray Gonter
Gonter
Aggie's Scorecard Highlights Theisen 669 In Friday Nite Outcasts
Theisen tops with 237 169 263 for a 669 series earning Grand Marshall title as four straight 600s. Tkach adds 620 for Kenilee Lanes Friday Nite Outcasts. Howard 625 for Wilson Mason's at City Lanes. Multiple bowler scores and team notes across leagues. City Tournament entry deadline is this week October 26.
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Agnes Higgins
Mike Theisen
Dave Howard
Dwight Tkach
Theisen
Grand Marshall
Tkach
Kenilee
Kenilee Lanes
Wilson Mason
City Lanes
Tom Batt
Jim Kern
Bill Mesenburg
Hartland Speed Shop
Nick Georgiafandis
Citizen’s Bank
Ted McClaren
Tom Swick
Tom Doughty
Northside
Don Sweet
Shamrock
Bob Lieber
Schild
IGA
American Legion
Cliff Claus
Eagles
Naomi Snyder
Landmark
Ruth Gurney
Alice Stiert
Ann Hergatt
Howell’s Realty
Joan Doughty
Connie
Big Laundry
Kathy Kramer
The
Little Laundry
Mary Ann Stoll
Marilyn Friend
Bennett Electric
Diane Hohler
Rotary
Shirley Hawley
Wakeman
Beverly Hines
Brenda Friend
Pam Hoover
Copley Insurance
Sue Thompson
Van
Flag Football Results from Local League Night
Bennett Electric defeated Hartland Speed Equipment 20 to 12 with Greg Keefer making a 27 interception and Dan Kerkhoff teaming on scoring passes. Hartland credited Bill Mesenburg and Tom Young for key scores. Upper Brothers topped H&T Construction 40 to 13 led by Chuck Poths 19 points and Don Long 14. Nite Life beat R.A. Bores Excavating 32 to ? with Doug Reitzel at 18 points and Chuck Jusec adding seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Electric
Hartland
Bennett
Greg Keefer
Dan Kerkhoff
Casey Fogg
Bill Mesenburg
Tom Young
Upper Brothers
H&t Construction
Upper
Chuck Poths
Don Long
Jeff Clark
Milt Harris
H&t
Joe Turnley
Scott Twitchell
Jim Collins
Nite Life
R.A. Bores
Doug Reitzel
ChUck Jusec
Who's Best College Running Back? Switzer and Hayes Debate
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer touts Joe Washington as the best running back in America after a 49-14 win over Colorado. Ohio State coach Woody Hayes counters with Archie Griffin, praising him as the finest back alive and the best he has ever coached. Washington has 684 yards on 78 carries this season for 136.8 ypg, ranking third nationally. Griffin leads the nation in carries and yardage in his season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Washington
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Archie Griffin
Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Barry Switzer
Woody Hayes
Port Arthur
Tex
America
Hayes
Buckeyes
Columbus
Switzer
Griffin
Washington
Little Joe
O.J. Simpson
Sooners
Colorado
Utah State
Wake Forest
Steve Owens
Gregg Pruitt
Lincoln High School
NCAA
American Football Coaches Association
Willard Tops Truckers In High Scoring Meet
Willard tops Norwalk 158 171 in a sizzling round at Ellis Country Club as Jim Harwood 39 Dave Bauerle 40 John Wiers 44 and Dan Bourma 49 lead the winners. Norwalk JV wins 197 195 with Rentzel 46 Holman 48 Luce 55 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Larry Lawson
Ellis Country Club
Crimson Flashes
Norwalk High
Jim Harwood
Dave Bauerle
John Wiers
Dan Bourma
Tom Hurst
Truckers
Rick Peckham
Tom Adams
Brett Smith
Terry Hazelwood
Norwalk
Russ Rentzel
John Holman
Cris Luce
Patti Prentiss
John Gordon
Bob Paugh
Sandusky Adams Edges Norwalk Junior High 20-14
Sandusky Adams defeated Norwalk Junior High 20-14 in seventh grade football led by a 19 yard fumble recovery for the decisive score. Norwalk opened 6-0 on James Harkness’s 12 yard run and tied 6-6 at halftime. A Norwalk drive produced a 12 yard TD pass from Mike Berry to Mark Loudy with a 2 point conversion to knot the game at 14. Adams added a fourth period score to seal the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky Adams
Norwalk Junior High
Norwalk
James Harkness
Sandusky
Adams
Mike Berry
Mark Loudy
MAC Teams To Play 5 Twinbills In Cleveland
The Mid-American Conference signed a contract with Cleveland Stadium operators for five football double headers to guarantee $1 million. The Oct. 18 1975 doubleheader in Cleveland features Western Michigan vs Toledo and Bowling Green vs Kent State. A second doubleheader is set for Oct. 2 1976 with Kent State vs Air Force Academy and Bowling Green vs Western Michigan. No further dates were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Stadium
Western Michigan
Toledo
Bowling Green
Kent State
Air Force Academy
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Jim Whittington
Ben) Aselton
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Aggie
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Bill Toole
Phil Lorcher
Pat Schaffer
Kelly Rahrig
Gene Bilton
Angelo Cerilli
John Adams
Dick Spaar
Carl Camp
Jim Palmer
Ed Snyder
Jake
Simpson St
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Burger Chef
Milan, Ohio
Joh Appleseed Junior Ecology Club
Mom
Dad
Erie County Bank
Milan
Erie County
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Howard
Hopalong) Cassady
John Brockington
Willard Tops Truckers
Battles Insurance
Attles Isurance Agency, Inc
Whittlesey Ave
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Norwalk Auto Body
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