Sensational WR defense powers 14 0 win over South Amherst
Western Reserve Roughriders stun South Amherst 14 0 as Mark Strimpfel returns a 102 yard interception for a score and a second pick set up another TD. Bill Schnell plus Lenny Dauch contribute as coach Ray Gonter laments offensive inconsistency. Next they travel to Sandusky St. Mary.
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New London Falls 32 0 at Home to Smithville in Opener
New London coach Paul Nestor considers reverting to the T formation after a 32-0 loss to Smithville. Smithville piled up 257 yards as New London must retool after going 0-3 in pre season scrimmages. Brad Potts and Dale Myers led NL with 34 yards on 13 carries.
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Zureich Captures City Men's Singles Title
Steve Zureich defeated Marty Lichtessen 6-2 6-3 at Pleasant Street Park to win the city men's singles title. In doubles Bascharow and Smith overturned Zureich and Zorn 0-6 8-6 7-5 to claim the title.
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Pleasant Street Park
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Zureich
Mark Zorn
Huron County Football Delays Due to Severe Weather
Two Friday games in New London and South Central started late as deputies ordered teams off the fields into shelters amid severe weather warnings. Heavy rains made mud and reduced crowds. South Central coach Bud Ratliff said turnout was about 1,3 persons.
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Spaar Wins 1975 Aggie Championship At Elks Country Club
Carolyn Spaar captured the ladies 1975 championship by defeating Maxine Smith on the 18th hole at Elks Country Club. A Flight winner Molly Peckham, B Flight winner Lydia Wyatt, and C Flight winner Virginia Poland led a field that included runners up Pat Harper and Helen Livengood. The day featured a 3 Man Calcutta playoff won by Del Smith Fred Waugh Merrick Silcox with 115 points, while Ed Barker posted a 72 to claim best round among the men.
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Paul Brown Sees 67th Birthday Focused On Future
Cincinnati Bengals coach and GM Paul Brown turns 67 this Sunday but dismisses reflection on past records. He says he is too busy with decisions this season and preparing for the exhibition with the Detroit Lions in Detroit. Brown cites a lifetime coaching record of 342 133 16 across levels.
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Lamoreaux Stars As SC Ties 8 8
Greenwich South Central battles Plymouth to an 8 8 tie in a muddy opener. Lamoreaux returns from a shoulder layoff to rush 84 yards on nine carries and spark the Trojans defense while Ratliff notes the line struggles and weather favored Plymouth.
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Monroeville Starts Season With 21 0 Win Over Danbury Lakeside
Monroeville erupted to a 21 0 victory led by Gary Schaffer who ran 115 yards on nine carries in his varsity debut. Ken Leber caught two touchdown passes while Dan Bores played with a fractured throwing arm before leaving, and Darrel Stein added a late 19 yard completion. Eagles coach Sam Fornsaglio praised fast play and strong line play as Monroeville controlled the game.
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Smithville
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Tim Preston
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Chris Ackerman
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Kevin Miller
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Glenn Opper
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Weekend baseball results and Saturday schedule summary
FRIDAY results show Baltimore over New York 5-4 with a 2-1 twilight win for Baltimore over New York and Detroit routing Cleveland 11-2. Other night scores include Milwaukee 4 Boston 2, Chicago 3 Minnesota 2, Kansas City 5 California 2, Texas 4 Oakland. Saturday games include Texas at Oakland 4 30 p.m. Boston at Milwaukee 2 30 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland 2 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago 9 p.m. New York at Baltimore 7 30 p.m. Kansas City at California 8 p.m. and more.
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Edison Escapes Columbia Station Defeat 13 6
Edison Chargers challenged by Columbia Station but fell behind early. Edison rallied to 13 points while holding strong in defense, yet Columbia Station outgained Edison 274 to 151. Player highlights include Randy Deehr limited by injury and Roger Yost scoring for Columbia.
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High School Football Scores Roundup
IeVeyne Yea el Delphos St John 7 Clyde 6 Midview 7 Avon Lake 7 tie Mineral Ridge 14 Crestview 8 Lorain Catholic 12 Amherst 0 Ashland 20 Mansfield Senior 6 Sandusky Perkins 16 Shelby 6 Cols Eastmoor 14 Sandusky 9 Marion Catholic 13 Fredericktown 6 Northwestern 14 Mapleton 8 Galion 12 Mt. Vernon 0 Crestview 28 Seneca East 0 Bucyrus 3 Ontario 0 Lorain Senior 21 Mayfield 7 Smithville 32 New London 0 South Central 8 Plymouth 8 tie Tiffin 13 Willard 7 Bellevue 12 Port Clinton 6 Monroeville 21 Lakeside 0 Norwalk 28 Huron 7 Akron St. Vincent Mary 20 Akron Garfield 8 Fremont Ross 44 Toledo Rogers 0.
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World Series of Golf Opens in Akron and Baseball Results
The World Series of Golf began in Akron as the 106th college football season started. Tom Seaver earned his 21st win for the Mets over St. Louis, Mike Schmidt hit his 32nd homer for Philadelphia in a split with Chicago, Pete Rose played his 2,000th game with a two run homer for the Reds, and Gaylord Perry won his 15th as Kansas City beat Oakland 4-2 cutting the A's division lead.
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Mapleton Falls to Northwestern 14-8 at Ashland
Northwestern tops Mapleton 14-8 as Greg Hagans runs for an 11 yard TD in the second quarter and adds a six yard score late. Dan Snoddy nails both extra points for the visitors. Mapleton answers with Tim Kline’s three yard TD and conversion in the fourth to make it 14-8.
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Midget Cars at Sandusky Speedway Sunday
Sandusky Speedway hosts midget cars and action stocks with time trials at 1 p.m. and races starting at 3 p.m.
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