Huron Tigers Dominate Norwalk In Friday Night Clash
Huron High School defeated Norwalk 20 6 as quarterback John Gorman and running back Steve Baron led the Tigers. A late Norwalk rally was thwarted by a penalty on Billy Baines and key defensive stands sealed the win for Huron.
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Norwalk
Tigers
Truckers
John Gorman
Steve Baron
Little Tigers
Bill Minkowski
Tiger
Billy Baines
Trucker
Baines
Minkowski
Jed Bohn
Gary Draxler
Gorman
Munafo
Dave
Rack
Milan Indians Run To Eleventh Straight With 25 6 Win
Milan Indians stretched to 11 straight wins under Chief Bill Taraschke by downing Green Springs 25 6 on the road. QB Mark Vanderpool threw a 50 yard TD to Bruce Czaplinski and Kaats added two rushing scores, including a 50 yard pass reception for a final TD. Bob Kaiser earned praise for his all around play on offense and defense.
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Huron Express
Tony Legardo
Indi
Green Springs
Bob Kaats
Mark Vanderpool
Milan
Indians
Bill Taraschke
Vanderpool
Bruce Czaplicki
Kaats
Bob Kaiser
Tarashke
SC Gets 2 In 2nd In Victory
South Central beat Lakeside 13 0 as two second quarter touchdowns by Rick Mullins and Bob Smith gave SC the lead. SC totaled 162 rushing yards while Lakeside had 95 rushing and 25 passing. Both teams fumbled twice and Lakeside was intercepted once.
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Lakeside
Rick Mullins
Bob Smith
Smith
Huron Rivals Fall As Norwalk Stuns Home Crowd
After a 20-8 score, Norwalk edges Huron as coach Munafo notes misplays and a late interception call back changing the complexion. Bill Mrukowski vows the team will rebound with key players like Baines, Rollins, and Minkowski delivering effort.
Standings and Friday Night Baseball Schedule
Standings show results for Friday with Minnesota, Baltimore and New York leading, plus night losses for others. Friday and Sunday's probable pitchers listed for 11 games across majors including Barber, Kaat, Hiller, Peters, Nash, McDowell, Hamilton and Pascual.
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New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
City
Calif
Washington
Barber
Morehead
Minnesota
Kaat
Baltimore
Richert
Hiller
Peters
Kansas City
Nash
McDowell
California
Hamilton
Pascual
Cincinnati
N. Y
Phila
Atlanta
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Los Angeles
Houston
San Fran
Nolan
Graham
Cloninger
Philadelphia
L. Jackson
New London Wildcats Rally to Beat Firelands 14–8
New London defeats Firelands 14 to 8 as Swift Coombs scores both touchdowns. Harmony throws 32 yard pass for a second quarter TD and runs in extra point. Firelands ties it in third quarter behind Dick Taylor.
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New London
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Wildcats
Swift Keith Coombs
Dean Harmony
Harmony
Coombs
Dick Taylor
Ron Snyder
Willard Falls To Mt. Vernon In Friday Victory
Mt. Vernon defeated Willard 29 14 led by Tom Burke scoring two Mt. Vernon touchdowns with runs of 1 and 18 yards. Chuck Barrison scored both Willard touchdowns including a 58 yard run. Paul Highnam and David Blue added conversions and Mt. Vernon sealed the win with steady scoring across three quarters.
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Chuck Barrison
Willard
Flashes
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Bob Stover
Tom Burke
Paul Highnam
Highnam
David Blue
Grid Results From Firelands Conference Night Scores
Firelands Conference results show Gibsonburg 14 Monroeville 0 and Vermilion 16 Margaretta 0. Other league scores include Avon Lake 42 Oberlin 8 and Massillon 28 Akron East 14, with varied wins across multiple schools.
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Sandusky
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Ill
Massillon
Akron East
New London
Firelands
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Lakota
Perkins
Columbia
Vermilion
Margaretta
Columbus
Watterson
Brookhaven
Mansfield
Cleveland
Gibsonburg Stuns Monroeville 14-0 in Opener
Gibsonburg exploited Monroeville mistakes to win 14-0 on Friday night. Scores came in the second and fourth quarters, with Steve Schoendorf passing to Jim Schwartz for an 18 yard TD and Mike Ernsthausen adding a seven yard rush for the bonus points.
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Monroeville
Gibsonburg
Eagles
Steve Schoendorf
Jim Schwartz
Mike Ernsthausen
Ernsthausen
Bill Henrie
Krausse Eyes Shift With Ailing Kansas City Franchise
Lew Krausse, 23, says he will not pitch for Kansas City next season if owner Charles Finley still runs the club. He was suspended for conduct unbecoming a ballplayer, amid upheaval that cost manager Alvin Dark his job and sent first baseman Ken Harrelson on unconditional release. Krausse spoke before a weekend series with Cleveland, noting he would keep coming to the ballpark unless Finley trades or releases him.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lew Krausse
Kansas City
Charles Finley
Alvin Dark
Ken Harrelson
Krausse
Cleveland Indians
Finley
Harrelson
Duke Army Football Sellout at West Point
West Point New York Duke Army football game set for Saturday October 7 is sold out as announced Friday by UPI.
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West Point
N.Y
Upithe
Duke Army
Reds extend spring training base with Tampa expansion
The Cincinnati Reds signed a five year deal to keep using Tampa Florida facilities for spring training headquarters. Tempe Arizona had bid to lure the Reds away but General Manager Bob Howsam said Tampa plans to expand its facilities convinced the club.
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Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
Tempe
Ariz
Reds
Bob Howsam
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