MVP Steps Out Fonda Receives Sport Magazine MVP Trophy
Yankee shortstop attended an awards ceremony after receiving the MVP trophy from Sport Magazine and major league baseball. The event highlighted his top honor and featured the trophy presentation as part of a larger sports recognition.
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Former NHL Stars See College Action
Three former Norwalk High grid stars who helped win a 1974 state title are making strides in college. Ed Arlin, a senior tight end at Princeton, shares starting duties and has 51 receiving yards this season with one touchdown. Brad Mason, Wheaton College tailback and top midwest sprinter, has 166 rushing yards and 42 receiving yards through five games despite two concussions.
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Wheaton College
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Wheaton and Wooster Players Shine In Offense and Defense
Mason leads Wheaton with 248 rushing yards on 70 carries and eight receptions for 69 yards with two touchdowns while dominating track with a 9.7 100 meters and a strong relay past honors. At Wooster, sophomore Jeff Orwick makes an impact from defensive end as the Scots boast top national defense and a key blocker for the fall schedule.
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North Park College
Aggie's Scorecard Scores Big in Aggie Bowling Meet
Spotlight honors go to Ron Mason and Terry Rock for high series 656 and 656 respectively with 245-656 and 225-656. The report lists top scorers across 600 series events, including 600 SIZZLERS 223-637 and 266-634 by Tom Michetti and Jack Meyer, with extensive figures for FLIRTERS, STACKERS, ECLIPSERS, SINGLE GEMS, and DISASTER CONVERTERS.
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Ted Kearney
Bob McGuckin
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Jerry Davis
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Larry Cole
Bert Mattlage
Anna M. Peiples
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al Hakes
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Hoop League Chooses Norwalk Center for Meeting
Park and Recreation Director Robert Barnes announced the initial meeting for the Men’s Basketball League at Norwalk Recreation Center at 7 p.m. on Monday October 30. Teams must have a representative present to enter. season opener tentatively set for November 21.
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NHL Golfers Place 6th In Tournament
Trucker varsity golf team finished ninth at the state AA golf tournament in Columbus last weekend. Coach Jerry Emmons praised senior Bob Warner for a two day total of 164 placing fifth in AA ranks. Warner led with an 84 and 80. Other Truckers included Curt Everman 176, Tom Albright 183, George Peckham 185, and Clark Rapalee 187.
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Sooners Are Still On Top After Iowa State Win
NEW YORK UPI Oklahoma remained No 1 in the Board of Coaches college football ratings after a 34 46 victory over Iowa State. The unbeaten Sooners 7 0 lead the nation in rushing at 413 yards per game and rank second in total offense 503.1 to 490.3 and in scoring 41 to 40. Switzer cautioned against comparing to earlier great Oklahoma teams and noted the defense lacks its past physical strength but has speed and quickness.
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