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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1978

Page

6

Tiffin Pounds Flyers As Injuries Mount

Tiffin Calvert overwhelmed St. Paul 42 to 0 in a Friday night varsity game. Calvert rolled up 235 rushing yards and never punted, while St. Paul fought injuries including lineman Jeff Bleile and a host of others.

Calvert Pat St. Paul Rinner Jeff Bleile Tiffin Mapleton Roger Kirkhart Paul Willard Kirkhart Senecas Joe Warnamenet Bob Baltes Warnament Steve Somers Joe Price Mike Berry Seneca Flyer Mike Conly Flyers Gregg Hem St. Paul Flyers Tiffin Calvert Paul Stafford

Lakers STIFLE Riders In 20-0 Football Setback

Western Reserve struggles as Danbury Lakeside dominates with two first half scores and a 32 yard pass for the clincher. Grys is pressured, sacked seven times, and WR’s ground game stalls while Steinbrick and Uhrnick shut down Western’s offense. Coach Taylor hints at film review and possible personnel changes ahead of Monroeville clash.

Collins Danbury Lakeside Roughriders Western Reserve Ted Grys Dick Taylor Mike Freeman Ted Patrick Jeff Horn Lakers Grys Taylor Willy Steinbrick Steinbrick Pat Uhrnck Roughrider Dan Keck Deerhake Mark Kopchak Monroeville Eagles

Ali crowns three time champ in dull Superdome bout

Muhammad Ali defeated Leon Spinks by unanimous decision to become the first three-time world heavyweight champion. The fight drew 70,000 in New Orleans as Ali dominated with skillful defense and circling footwork, while Spinks appeared outmatched and preoccupied. Other title fights saw Mike Rossman win the WBA light heavyweight crown, Danny Lopez retain the WBC featherweight title, and Jorge Lujan retain the WBA bantamweight title.

Muhammad Ali Leon Spinks Ali Spinks Louisiana Superdome Mike Rossman Turnersville N.J Argentina Victor Galindez Danny ‘Little Red Lopez Juan Malvarez Panama Jorge Lujan Texas Alberto Davila

Hillsdale Falcons blank Mapleton 8 0 in non league clash

Hillsdale pinned Mapleton with its third straight defeat as Mike Tyson scored on a 60 yard interception return and added a two point conversion. Mapleton managed 75 rushing and 35 passing yards while Hillsdale totaled 152 on the ground despite six fumbles. Mapleton travels to Open Firelands Conference play against St Paul.

Senecas Warnement John Kuhn St. Paul Chuck Ritzler Tim Seislove Tiffin Alge Ashland Hillsdale Mapleton Mounties Falcons Mike Tyson Tyson

Howard Paces Trojan Rout

South Central built a 44 to 7 win over Seneca East with three rushing touchdowns from Chris Howard and two from Yancy Toney. Penalties totaled 160 yards, though coach Bill Lewis praised aggressiveness and noted inexperience. Defense held Seneca East to 36 rushing and 15 passing yards. The Trojans stand 1-1 and prepare to host Black River.

Chris Howard Trojans Yancy Toney South Central Bill Lewis Lewis Trojan Seneca East Black River

Moeller Streak Ends as Princeton Edges Moeller 13-12

In Cincinnati, Princeton defeats Ohio Class AAA champion Moeller 13-12 on a 37-yard field goal by Ken Weber with 13 seconds left. Weber capped a 42-yard late drive after Moeller’s 80 and 69-yard TDs, ending Moeller’s 37-game win streak. Ken Roundtree led Princeton with 126 rushing yards.

Cincinnati UPI Ohio Cincinnati Moeller Princeton Ken Weber Weber Moeller Ken Roundtree Viking

Willard Holds On For 7-7 Tie

Huron and Willard battled to a 7-7 tie in a non league game as Huron missed a late 21 yard field goal. Gus Secor scored for Huron, John Kenning tied it late, with rushing totals 121 yards for Huron and 116 for Willard.

HURON Ray Enderle Tigers Willard Flashes Don Graham Enderle Gus Secor Mark Miller John Kenning

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