Tiffin Columbian routs Norwalk 30 to 0 in homecoming game
Norwalk coach Leonard Hardman labeled Tiffin Columbian the best in the league after a 30-0 rout. Doug Albert rushed 166 yards, Bill Mast threw 50 yards to Jeff Nobil, and John Egbert added 18 straight extra points before missing one.
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Geoff Hammill
Norwalk
Leonard Hardman
Tiffin Columbian Crew
Truckers
Columbian
Tornadoes
Shelby
Willard
Tiffin
Galion
Upper Sandusky
Bill Mast
Tornado
Ron Curtis
Tom Lonsway
Bruiser
Doug Albert
Curtis
Mast
Jeff Nobil
Nobil
Trucker
Rand Laycock
John Egbert
Egbert
Albert
Dave Hershey
Bill Fecht
Edison Chargers Dominate Mapleton 49-6 in Firelands clash
Edison roared to a 49-6 victory over Mapleton to move to 7-1 overall and 6-0 in the Firelands Conference. Bob Gliatta and Joe Ross powered the offense with multiple touchdowns as Edison built a commanding lead, while Mapleton’s Kemery left with an injury and the Mounties added a late score.
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Edison Chargers
Firelands
Mapleton
Edison
South Central
Chargers
Bob Gliatta
Joe Ross
Gormley
Graham
Mark Mills
Ross
Gliatta
Willis
Kemery
Mills
Mounties
Boyden
Trucker Pup Debuts as Norwalk Mascot in Blue Gold
Norwalk's as yet unnamed mascot wore a blue pullover with a gold N but shed it before kickoff. Coach Sam Cessna reports about 100 letters in the Name-The-Mascot contest. postmarked by Tuesday, winner gets 25 dollars and is named by the Trucker coaching staff.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Gaa
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Trucker
Cessna
Hickory
Foster Interception Clips Cats 12-6 In Home Conference Clash
Western Reserve’s Keith Foster returned a late 56 yard interception for a touchdown to lift the Riders to a 12-6 win over New London. New London led most stats but Foster sealed the game as Funk’s late pass was picked off.
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Gormley
Giratta
Graham
NEW London Western Reserve
Keith Foster
New London
Foster
Tom Funk
Tim Weisenberger
Weisenberger
Mike
Funk
Wildcats
Monroeville
Western Reserve
Mapleton
Ackerman
Eagles
Marc Jones
Wilhelm
Pat
Friday Grid Results Northern Ohio and Buckeye Conference totals
Friday grid results show Tiffin Columbian routing Norwalk 30 0 while several other league games finish with varied scores including Bellevue 7 Upper Sandusky 21 Edison 49 and Galion 19 Buckeye matchups include Sandusky 24 over Mansfield 7 and Fremont 20 over Marion 0 Plymouth 22 Clear Fork 8 Huron 7 Perkins 0 and Calvert 21 Mans Malabar 13 with multiple teams scoring in nonconference actions.
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Tiffin Columbian
Norwalk
Willard
Shelby
Bellevue
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Galion
Firelands
Edison
Mapleton
Monroeville
Black River
New London
Western Reserve
Buckeye
Sandusky
Mansfield
Lorain
Admiral King
Fremont
Marion
Elyria
Findlay
Plymouth
Clear Fork
Huron
Perkins
Tiffin Calvert
Mans
Malabar
Where The Action Is Sunday Football And Track Card
Sunday events list flag football at 5 p m Bob Meyer faces Bellevue at Field 1 en Wakeman meets Midway at Field 2 Track action 5 p m Mac s Sons versus Nite Life at Field 6 p m Janesville battles Bennett at Field 2
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Bob Meyer
Bellevue
En — Wakeman
Midway Track
Mac’s Sons
Nite Life
Maravich to Return for Hawks in November Showdown
Atlanta Hawks announce Pete Maravich will rejoin the lineup on November 17 against the Seattle Super Sonics after a mononucleosis layoff. He may participate in full court workouts starting November 9, marking his return to regular season action.
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Atlanta Hawks
Pete Maravich
Seattle SuperSonics
Maravich
Lions Sign Al Barnes to Replace Hughes
Detroit Lions sign wide receiver Al Barnes to fill the vacancy after Chuck Hughes’s death. Barnes, acquired July 23 from the Dallas Cowboys, joins the team following last Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears.
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Detroit
UPI
al Barnes
Detroit Lions
Chuck Hughes
Chicago Bears
Barnes
Dallas Cowboys
Shelby Whippets cruise past Willard 6 0 to keep title bid alive
Shelby remained unbeaten by blanking Willard 6 0 as Don Brown scored from two yards after a blocked punt. Upper Sandusky beat Bellevue 21 7, while Galion rolled Bucyrus 19 0. Bellevue trailed in the NOL cellar with 0 points.
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Willard
Whippet
Upper Sandusky
Bellevue
Galion
Tigers
Bucyrus
Flashes
Gene Weaver
Don Brown
Rams
Redmen
Doug Delray
Kevin Binau
Steve Clark
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