Players Of The Week Reflector Picks
Flyers halfback Steve Jaworski led the ground attack with a 4.0 rushing average earning Player of the Week honors. Norwalk tight end and punter John Christopher nabbed a 41 yard pass and several long punts. Edison quarterback Craig Boose, in his first game as signal caller, went 5 for 5 passing with near flawless ball handling.
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St. Paul
Steve Jaworski
Flyers
Norwalk
John Christopher
Truckers
Edison
Craig Boose
Crenshaw Seeks Consistency At Southern Open
Ben Crenshaw rests at his Austin home before the $175,000 Southern Open at Green Island Country Club. The 26-year-old Texan seeks four strong rounds after an uneven year, aiming to vindicate a past disappointing finish and challenge defending champ Jerry Pate in a strong field that includes Andy Bean Mahaffey Green and Kratzert.
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Columbus
UPI
Ben Crenshaw
Endicott
N.Y
Austin
Crenshaw
Green Island Country Club
Tom Watson
Simon Owen
Jack Nicklaus
Jerry Pate
Andy Bean
John Mahaffey
Hubert Green
Bill Kratzert
Reflector Selectors 1978 Week One Recap and Week Two Picks
In the first round last week publisher Jack Brown and editor Jerry Rosen finished 6-4 while Ed Renders and Don Hohler went 4-6. This week the panel picks Shelby over Perkins, Bellevue over Port Clinton, Calvert over Willard, Plymouth over South Central, Western Reserve over South Amherst, Monroeville over Seneca East, Edison over Clyde, Norwalk Huron ( tossup ), St Mary over St Paul, Ohio University over Eastern Michigan, and Washington over UCLA with mixed bets on Browns/Cincinnati.
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Jack Brown
Jerry Rosen
Ed Renders
Don Hohler
Willard
New London
Hohler
St. Paul
St. Wendelin
Brown
Denver
Oakland
Rosen
Mansfield Madison
Shelby
Perkins
Whippets
Randers
NOL
Tiffin Calvert
Don Graham
Ronders
Senecas
Flashes
Monroeville
Seneca East
Eagles
Steve Ringholz
Firelands
Jim Whittington
Edison
Chargers
Clyde
Whittington
Browns
O.J
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Bengals
Wildcats Bounce Flyers In Tourney Final
New London's girls volleyball team won the Norwalk Invitational at the Junior High defeating St. Paul's 8-15 15-9 17-15 for the title. Edison upset in semis. Norwalk and Edison losses set up finals. Wildcats coach Sue Mortensen praised adapting a new offense after losing four starters. They resume Tuesday in a tri match at Monroeville against Monroeville and Edison.
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New London
Norwalk
Wildcats
Sue Mortensen
St. Paul's
Firelands
Edison
Flyers
Mortensen
Monroeville
Ontario girls tennis tops Willard in non league clash 3 2
Ontario high school defeated Willard 3-2 as Terri Seiple and Alice Smith won the top two singles. Holly Houck, Marilyn Flanagan, Sue Bem, Nancy Lange and Leslie Kline added wins to secure the victory for Ontario. Willard remains winless at 0-2.
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Ontario
Willard
Terri Seiple
Alice Smith
Flashes
Seiple
Andria Coleman
Smith
Doreen Budeo
Holly Houck
Warriors
Ann Myers
Marilyn Flanegan
Sue Bem
Martha Mol
Jackie Rosso
Nancy Lange
Leslie Kline
Mary Tackett
Margie Forster
Sandusky Girls Tennis Open With 5-0 Win Over Norwalk
Sandusky High School girls tennis opened 1978 with a 5-0 victory against Norwalk. Bonnie Brown and Debbie Dibari swept singles, while Gerri Biddle added a singles win. Doubles teams Beth Beachy with Linda Russel and Nancy Olsen with Allison Parker won as well. The Truckers next face Perkins Friday at the Junior High School.
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Sandusky
Sandusky High School
Norwalk
Truckers
Bonnie Brown
Kelly Everman
Beth Beachy
Linda Russel
Debbie Hoffecker
Cindy Koonitz
Nancy Olsen
Allison Parker
Cindy Risley
Marcia Albright
Perkins
Bibb Realtors Seek Repeat as Norwalk Flag Title Defenders
Bibb Realty defends its Norwalk Flag Football title as 1978 season opens. Coach John Fell and Ron Leto return a veteran lineup after a 9-1 finish in 1977, with Dale Perkins moving to quarterback and Dan Kirkoff back at halfback.
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Bibb Realty
Norwalk
Realtors
Bibb
John Fell
Ron Leto
Dale Perkins
Jim Kern
Kern
Dan Kirkoff
Kirkoff
Kevin McCoy
Casey Fogg
Tim Weisenberger
Jim Geiger
Dan Pugh
Bob Jones
Fell
Chuck Highlander
Clarence Peters
Dave Maulvin
Marc Jones
Joe Turnley
Dan Moyer
Mike Wilde
Trades and roster moves hit NFL teams on Wednesday
San Francisco signed rookie linebacker Mark Nichols and waived tight end Rick DeSimone. Atlanta placed Alfred Jenkins and Garthen Napel on injured reserve, recalled Dennis Pearson and Ron McCartney. Chicago signed free agent linebacker Bruce Herron. New Orleans activated rookie Rusty Rebone to replace Rick Kingren. Dallas signed free agent wide receiver Robert Steele. Green Bay signed QB Bobby Douglass and put Neill Graff on waivers.
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San Francisco
Mark Nichols
Rick DeSimone
Atlanta
Alfred Jenkins
Garthen Napel
Dennis Pearson
Ron McCartney
Chicago
Bruce Herron
New Orleans
Rusty Rebone
Rick Kingren
Dallas
Robert Steele
North Alabama
Green Bay
Bobby Douglass
Neill Graff
Western Reserve to Hold Bottle Drive Saturday
Collins Western Reserve football team solicits pop bottles this Saturday to raise funds for gear. Roughrider coach Dick Taylor confirms proceeds will assist in purchasing football equipment.
St Paul-St Mary Football Tickets On Sale
Advance tickets for the St Paul St Mary football game Saturday night are available at the St Paul school office. Purchase today or Friday 7 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Student tickets are 1 in advance and 2 at the gate. Adult tickets are 2. Golden agers with season passes may pick them up at the office.
Sonics Sign Snyder After Cavaliers Deal
Seattle announces the signing of 12 year veteran guard Dick Snyder from the Cleveland Cavaliers. Seattle will compensate Cleveland with two third round picks, one in 1979 and another in a future year, as agreed.
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Seattle
UPI
Seattle SuperSonics
Dick Snyder
Cleveland Cavaliers
Sonics
Cavaliers
Snyder
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