Whittington Acknowledges Defeat After Edison Setback
Edison coach Whittington praised his players while noting missed opportunities in the 14-6 loss to St. Paul at Whitney Field. Flyers coach Hubans emphasized ground game strength and strategic passes, with key plays from Bellamy and defensive stops shaping the outcome and crowd near 3,000 despite poor field conditions.
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Jim Whittington
Dave Gormley
Whitney Field
St. Paul
Bill Hubans
Bellamy
Soisson
Central
Plymouth
Hubans
Bob Hart
Mike Gottfried
Bob Runyon
Joe Gottfried
Bellamy Sets Rushing Mark in St. Paul Win
St. Paul defeated Edison 14 to 6 as Tom Bellamy rushed 35 times for 181 yards. Bellamy pushed his career rushing total to 3,175 yards, breaking the school record, and added 1,075 yards this season. The Flyers recovered four Edison fumbles and intercept three passes to seize control in mud- muddied play and solidify FC title chase.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
Edison
Chargers
New London
Firelands
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Terry Ackerman
Bellamy
Alan Myers
Flyers
Gary Borgeson
Dan Lake
Dan Pritt
Gene Fernandez
al Miller
Flyer
Chuck Hohler
Craig Finnen
Injury May End Sonny Jurgensen Career With Redskins
Redskins veteran quarterback Sonny Jurgensen likely misses the season after an ankle tendon injury. Bill Kilmer relieved him while Larry Brown starred in a 23-16 win over the Giants. In other NFL games, Miami beat Baltimore, Minnesota over Green Bay, San Francisco crushed Atlanta, and more results.
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Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Crusaders Tie In Overtime In Quebec Hockey Game
Quebec Nordiques and Cleveland Crusaders played to a 2 2 tie in WHA action in Quebec City. Ted Hodgson opened scoring for Cleveland on a Paul Andrea feed, Robert Guindon equalized at 3 29 of the third period, Gary Jarrett put Cleveland ahead 16 36 before Ronald Leclerc tied it with a late unassisted goal.
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Dave Dunham
Flyer
St. Paul
Fernandez
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Soisson
Quebec City
UPI
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Quebec Nordiques
Cleveland Crusaders
Cleveland
Ted Hodgson
Robert Guindon
Quebec
Gerry Cheevers
Crusaders
Gary Jarrett
Leclerc
Trucker harriers qualify for state meet with district finishes
Norwalk runners Ron Knoll and Bob Chappelear became the first Norwalk cross country athletes to reach the state meet, finishing 8th and 15th in a 120-racer district at Lincoln Hills Golf Course. Crestview won the district, top four teams and 12 individuals advance to Columbus.
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Willard
Ottawa Glanders
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Wendell Rakosky
John Stewart
Doug Berry
Bill Bouck
Tom Clark
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