Edison Triumphs in Firelands Conference Clash Over St Paul
Edison Chargers tuned a Keep Away game into a 20 7 victory over St Paul at Whitney Field. Edison improves to 5 2 1 and 3 1 1 while St Paul watches playoff hopes fade with New London Western Reserve and Monroeville looming. Whittington cites pride and mental errors as factors in the win and credits LaVine Field Ritz and Boose for defensive support. Alge blames first half breakdowns for missed scoring chances.
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Don Hohler
Edison Chargers
Firelands
St. Paul
Jim Whittington
New London
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Chris LaVine
Corkey Field
Ed Ritz
Craig Boose
Whittington
Dick Alge
Edison
Field
Moore
Charger
Ritz
Keith LaVine
Berry
Flyers
Soisson
SP Firelands
South Central
Black River
Mapleton
St Paul Flyers Rally Falls Short Against Edison Chargers
St Paul’s Moore Todd, Rinner, and Spaar push late in a hard hitting game with Edison. Edison’s Field and Ritz spark a 20 point second half led by a 61 yard drive, while St Paul mistakes early hurt efforts.
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Todd Moore
St. Paul
Pat Rinner
Edison
Owen Woolever
Don Hohler
Alge
Flyers
John Soisson
Troy Spaar
Soisson
Rinner
Chargers
Lake
Dave Smith
Field
Ritz
Keith LaVine
Wildcat Flyer Harriers Advance To District Meet
In a sectional cross country meet the Firelands Conference champion New London won the title with St Paul second and Ashland Crestview third. Wildcats and Flyers earned district berths along with several individual runners led by Sturgill of Old Fort, Healy of St Paul, and McCohn of New London.
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Tiffin
New London
St. Paul
South Central
Monroeville
Wildcats
Flyers
Ashland Crestview
Marty Healy
Clark Sturgill
Old Fort
Sturgill
Healy
St McCohn
Gordon Nirode
McCohn
Nirode
Bill Stein
Nicode
Kevin Ryan
Ryan
Sout
Sunday NFL Results From SES Games
Tampa Bay defeated Chicago 33 to 19, Buffalo beat Cincinnati 5 to 0, New York Jets won 23 to 10 against St. Louis, Detroit rolled over San Diego 31 to 14, and New York Giants defeated Washington 17 to 6.
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Tampa Bay
Chicago
Buffalo
Cincinnati
New York Jets
St. Louis
Detroit
San Diego
New York Giants
Washington
Oeference National
CRETE
Dallas
New England
NY Jets
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cards Remain Winless Under Bud Wilkinson In 8 Games
MILTON RICHMAN reports Bud Wilkinson, hired at 61 after a storied college career, faces an 0-8 start with the St. Louis Cardinals. Injuries, missing stars, and a weak offense plague the team as backups like Steve Pisarkiewicz struggle, while veterans Dan Dierdorf and Tom Banks express frustration and resolve.
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Bill Bidwill
Don Coryell
Wilkinson
Cardinal
University of Oklahoma
Dan Dierdorf
Tom Banks
Mel Gray
Mike Dawson
Eric Williams
Jets
Shea Stadium
Cardinals
Terry Metcalf
Wayne Morris
Jim Otis
Steve Jones
Metcalf
Conrad Dobler
Ike Harris
Jim Hart
Steve Pisarkiewicz
Pisarkiewicz
Dierdorf
Banks
Coryell
Purdue Remains On Top Of Big 10 By Ball Control
Purdue stays atop the Big Ten after a 13-0 win over Illinois as quarterback Mark Herrmann and backs Russell Pope and John Macon fuel ball control. Michigan routed Wisconsin 42-0, Michigan State beat Indiana 49-14, Ohio State downed Iowa 31-7, and Minnesota crushed Northwestern 38-14. Purdue’s Nov. 18 date with Michigan looms as a decisive showdown for Rose Bowl bids.
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Purdue
United Press International
Michigan
Boilermakers
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan State
Ohio State
Minnesota
Jim Young
Champaign
Mark Herrmann
Russell Pope
John Macon
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Ken Flesher
Mike Berry
Craig Roose
Lyn Grant
Spaar
Jeff Lake
Wildcat
Flyer Harriers
Central
Jeff Seidel
Neil Brinkman
Seidel
Brinkman
Mike Nestor
Keith Kurz
Craig Kurz
Jeff Davis
Mark Chase
Matt Heit
Chris Reynolds
Dan Mushett
Bret Hokes
John Zeller
Anthony Glasser
Scott Leber
John Hawkins
Lewayne Etzler
Harry Hawkins
Kansas City
Cleveland
Green Bay
Miami
Atlanta
San Francisco
Denver
Bellevue
Stanley Cleaner
Frees
Scotchgard
Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Bud Wilkinson
St. Louis Cardinals
Jantzen
McGregor
Crew
Shaw
Holzaepfel’s
E. Main
Norwalk
Young
Gary Moeller
Illini
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