Tuesday football and basketball player moves across leagues
Daily sports brief outlines multiple team transactions. Cleveland signs guard Greg Fairchild as free agent while waiving guard Leo Tierney. St Louis trades running back Reece Latin to Los Angeles for an undisclosed draft pick, releases Tommy Southard, signs Willard Harrell and Keith Simons. Washington signs QB Kim McQuilken and cuts RB Jack Delaplaine. Oakland trades QB Mike Rae to Tampa Bay for future picks and releases WR Rayarvis. Portland signs Mychal Thompson and center Boerwinkle to multi year deal. Toronto trades outfielder Andy Dyes to San Diego for pitcher Mark Wiley.
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Galion tops Norwalk in cross country dual meet
Galion's cross country team defeated the Norwalk Truckers 27 to 33 at the Elks Club meet on Tuesday. Andy Heyman won the race in 13 minutes 42 seconds, edging Paul Kim who finished second in 14 minutes 7 seconds. Norwalk's Dave Austin was third, Denny Ott fifth, with Steve Jones 11th and John Copenhaver 13th.
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Norwalk Junior Truckers Blank Edison 27 0 at Whitney Field
Norwalk junior varsity rolled 233 yards in offense and defeated Edison 27 to 0 Monday night at Whitney Field. Charlie Sweet scored twice with a 41 yard TD pass from Mike Berry, plus a punt return score. Sean Kirk added a four yard TD run and Berry hit Scotty Spencer on a 61 yard scoring pass. Norwalk improves to 1-0 and hosts Galion September 24.
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Tigers Top Yankees 7-4 in Detroit Sky Show
Detroit veteran lefty John Hiller combined with rookie Kip Young to halt New York 7-4 and keep the AL East race tight as Reggie Jackson homered for the Yankees. Hiller also mused that Milwaukee’s schedule and a New York newspaper strike might influence the pennant chase. Lou Whitaker added an eighth inning RBI to seal the win.
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Cats Flashes Tie In Triangular Meet
WILLARD The triangular meet among New London Wilard and Upper Sandusky ended in a dead heat with 31 points each for the Flashes and Wildcats while the Rams led with 58. New London’s St McCohn won in 13 20 narrowly ahead of Willard’s Doug McClish in 13 23. Dave Howard of Willard and Gordon Nirode of New London contended for third with Howard 13 27 and Nirode 13 33.
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Lane Trade Made Angels A Contender
Milton Richman profiles Lane a long time deal maker as the California Angels rise after the White Sox swap. Lane’s trade of Bobby Bonds and others for Dave Frost and Brian Downing helps Angels move from last to near first. Lane’s history spans White Sox Indians A’s Brewers and more.
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Bellevue Bears edge Liberty Center 20 6 in semi pro clash
Bellevue Bears halted a two game skid by defeating Liberty Center 20 to 6. Jim Blodget returned a blocked punt for a tying TD minutes after the opening kickoff and Ray Smythe added the extra point. Frank Berberick sprinted 82 yards for six and Po Lather closed the scoring with a 15 yard run. Bellevue travels to Lima next week and then hosts Springfield on Sept 24.
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Putters Sputter Shelby Nips Norwalk In NOL Golf Match
Shelby edged Norwalk 155-157 in a Northern Ohio League match at the Elks Club as Shelby’s Ed Placek and Jamie Elliot led with 36 and 37. Norwalk trio Bob Warner Curt Everman Tom Hanes paced with 39s while George Peckham added 40. Junior varsity also went to Shelby 172-167 with Doug Ingram medalist on 40. Truckers host Willard next, Thursday.
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