Clyde Fliers Rally For 21 12 Victory Over Edison Chargers
Clyde Fliers defeat Edison Chargers 21 12 in the first night game at Edison field after trailing 12 8 at halftime. Key plays include Keith LaVine touchdowns and a late Rob Farrar scamper, with Clyde’s defense stifling Edison in the second half.
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Milan
Clyde
Edison
Walt Snyder
Chargers
Snyder
Jim Whittington
Jeff Lake
Whittington
Craig Boose
Keith LaVine
LaVine
Tim Keegan
Steve Barr
Barr
Fliers
Rob Farrar
Farrar
Keegan
Lake
Boose
Ted Ray
Paul Stafford
Edison High lights up with first night football game
The Berlin Milan community honors GE funded lights at Edison High School as Thomas Edison’s grandson flips the switch. A trailer stage hosts mayors, boards, GE executives, and the Edison band as the field glows. The night brings marvels and quirks from the new lighting system and a quirky public address hiccup.
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General Electric
Edison High School
Chargers
James Baker
Lighting Business Group
Berlin- Milan
Robert Bickley
Booster’s Club
Edison
Carroll
Snag) Sanders
Thomas Edison
John Edison Sloane
Ge-Vp
U.S
Edison Night Lights Light Up Local Pride
The crowd applauded GE and volunteer effort as John Edison Sloane switched on the new electric lights that required warming up. The geiger counter went silent mid speech, but the Edison band carried on while a presenter received a plaque and the dump truck stage rolled away amid football cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
John Edison Sloane
Edison Band
Snag Sanders
Robert Bickley
Yankees Sweep Red Sox In Four Games At Fenway Park
New York pounded Boston 7-4 to complete a four game sweep, tying the Red Sox for first in the AL East as they outhit Boston 67-20 and outscored them 42-9 across the series. Nolan Ryan pitched a complete game for the Angels, while Don Baylor hit a grand slam for the Angels in a 13-3 win that trimmed Kansas City’s lead in the West. Other AL scores included Minnesota over Milwaukee 3-1, Cleveland 7 Detroit 4, Chicago 2 Seattle 1, and Texas 8 Oakland 3. In the NL, Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 11-5, St Louis 8 Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 1, New York 11 Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 6 Montreal 3, Houston 3 San Diego 2.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Boston
Red Sox
California Angels
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Yankees
Angels
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City
Royals
Ed Figueroa
Rich Gossage
Rick Burleson
Don Baylor
Nolan Ryan
Jim Fregosi
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Seattle
Texas
Oakland
Los Angeles
Atlanta
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Houston
San Diego
Twins
Brewers
Glenn Borgmann
Dave Goltz
Goltz
Indians
Tigers
Rick Manning
Buddy Bell
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Edison Clyde
Clyde Edison
Iene
Ae Wi Comer
LG TC
G.O
T.T
Lorain County
Amherst
Ohio
Sly
Portland
Wayne Cage
Alfredo Griffin
Dan Briggs
West End
Sunoco
West Main
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