Bellamy's TD Boosts Flyers To 6-0 Victory
Lucas Norwalk St. Paul staged a late 61-yard drive ending with a two-second left TD by Bellamy to edge Lucas 6-0. The Flyers defense dominated, holding Lucas to minus two yards in the final two quarters, while St. Paul overcame penalties and turnovers with a dramatic finish.
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Don Hohler
Norwalk
St. Paul
Chuck Hohler
Tom Bellamy
Mike Pusateri
Tyers
Paydirt
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Pusateri
Flyer
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Bill Hubans
Hubans
St. P
Edison Chargers Rout Columbia Station In 26-0 Victory
Edison under coach Jim Whittington dominated Columbia Station with a 26-0 win. Dan Pritt rushed 50 yards for a touchdown and caught a 25-yard pass from Gene Fernandez for another score. Edison’s defense held Columbia to 65 rushing yards and their offense tallied four times, including a 51-yard run by Pritt in the fourth quarter.
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Terry Cheesman
Raiders
Fernandez
Dan Lake
Edison
Bostater
Bosox Sweep Tribe In Twin Bill To Extend Winning Streak
Boston opens with a 5-1 12 inning win over Cleveland and follows with a 2-0 victory to push their streak to five. Luis Aparicio homers in the second game while Carlton Fisk belts his 20th homer and John Curtis allows five hits in a key win.
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UPI
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Red Sox
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Skein
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Luis Aparicio
John Curtis
Carlton Fisk
Oakland
Texas
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
California
Chicago
Toole's Blast Clips Dauch A Wins In City Slo Pitch Tourney
Bill Toole hit a solo homer in the seventh inning to lift Norwalk Furniture No. 2 over Dauch Concrete 7-6 in the City Slo-Pitch League Tournament. Hartland Speed Equipment beat Wonder Bar 13-11, Huron County Bank defeated Reineck's 19-14, and Norwalk Furniture No. 1 edged Nite Life 11-10. Dauch rallied after a 3-0 first inning deficit.
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Norwalk Furniture No. 2
Dauch Concrete
Wonder Bar
Huron County Bank
Reineck
Norwalk Furniture No
Nite Life
Dauch
Ken Butler
Ken Nickols
Toole
Jack Kuhlman
Speed Shop
Steve Burdge
Jeff Eby
The
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Denny Davie
Bob Berry
Dave Wilbur
John Dendinger
Dick Heisman
Jim Smith
Keith Rakosky
Rich Nardecchia
Home Savings
R.E.R
Norwalk Merchants
Bennett Electric
Connie's Laundry
UCLA Upsets No 1 Nebraska In Narrow 20 17 Win
UCLA roared to a 20 17 upset of top ranked Nebraska as Pepper Rodgers new wishbone offense clicked behind Mark Harmon. Efren Herrera booted a late 29 yard field goal to end Nebraska’s 23 game win streak, lifting UCLA to a stunning non conference victory.
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Cornhuskers
Pepper Rodgers
Rodger
Bruins
Mark Harmon
Mark
Michigan
Efren Herrera
24 Hours of Nelson Ledges Motorcycle Race Winners
Quarter Wins Cycle Race Jim Schoenegge Bob Schoenegge Greg Keefer and Tom Taylor received trophies for winning the 24 Hours of Nelson Ledges. The Norwalk men rode a Yamaha 250 cc bike to 757 laps covering 1 600 miles in a day long race. They edged the next team by one lap as 55 entries competed in the class.
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Jim Schoenegge
Greg Keefer
Norwalk
Nelson Ledges
Tom Taylor
Yamaha
Larry Coon
Nick Nastodian
National League East standings and daily baseball results
The standings show Pittsburgh leading the NL East with 86 wins and Chicago second at 75 61. Montreal and Philadelphia trail while St Louis and New York also compete. Daily box scores include wins by Pappas Seaver and Hall with noted homers by Rudolph Milner Bench and May.
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