Willard Flashes Tie Huron After Late Adams Run
Paul Adams dashed 97 yards and added a late point to lift Willard to an 8-8 tie with Huron in a Friday independent game. Willard lost QB Mike Rosso to a first period broken leg, ending his season, while Gus Secor and Huron built an early 8-0 lead before Willard rallied. The Flashes finished with 168 rushing yards to Huron’s 92 and prepare for the Northern Ohio League opener vs Norwalk at Whitney Field.
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Clippers Romp Over Wildcats in Non- league Victory
Clearview rolled past New London 42 0 as Jeff Golini and Kevin Naro combined for five touchdowns. Golini scored twice on four yard runs, Naro had a 36 yard interception return and a three yard TD, and Golini connected on a 21 yard pass for a score as Clearview piled up 318 rushing yards to New London's 73.
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Fostoria Edges Columbia 7-6 Despite Six Fumbles
Tiffin Columbia dominated yards 246 to 90 but coughed the ball six times. Todd Correll scored Fostoria’s lone TD on a 16 yard run after a blocked punt. Clator Moore added the decisive extra point. Dan Colatrutlo scored for Fostoria but the kick failed.
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Pirates Run Roughshod Over Cavaliers 47 6
Black River powered past South Amherst 47 to 6 as Mark Hoffman and Norman Haswell each tallied two touchdowns. Hoffman found the end zone on runs of five and nine yards in the first half, while Haswell scored in the third and fourth quarters. Al Clement Eric Trim and Don Wilson added scores for the Pirates. Roger Looshi scored a late 12 yard TD from Hyster for the Cavaliers.
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Redmen Blunt Perkins 28-7 In Non League Clash
Bellevue scored in each quarter to topple Perkins 28-7 on Friday. Frank Schmitz opened with an 82 yard return and field play, Duke Haynes added 12 and four yard runs, Mike Byinggon scored late and added a two point pass, Jim Cotley closed with a 70 yard interception run. Bellevue outgained Perkins 147-103 despite only four first downs.
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Firelands Conference Scores Roundup
South Central 22, Seneca East 0. Clerview 42, New London 0. Black River 47, South Amherst 19. G ema teeta 1, Western Reserve 1.
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Shelby Whippets Blank Ashland In Northern Ohio League Clash
Shelby defense held Ashland to 15 rushing yards as the Whippets rolled to a 21 0 victory. John Armstrong scored from six yards in the second quarter, followed by Mike Hartz rushing in from the one and Jim Napia passing to Jerry Roth for a two point conversion to make it 14 0. Kevin Calder closed the scoring from 22 yards in the final period. Hartz added the extra point as Shelby piled up 257 rushing yards.
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Clyde Triumphs Over Bucyrus in Narrow Victory
Clyde defenses stifled Bucyrus in a 14-8 win as John Peptard scored for the Redmen with 1:15 remaining. Clyde kicker Mark Rosenburger added 35 and 41 yard field goals and Paul Calavincenzo extended the lead with a 27-yard run. Joe Teyner completed 11 of 28 passes for 114 yards and connected for a two point conversion late.
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Rams Dominate Warriors 27-3 in Regional clash
Upper Sandusky Rams rolled to a 27-3 win over the Warriors. Tim Jackman scored three touchdowns including a 63 yard sprint, Doug McDaniel added a one yard score, and Luiz Spolski booted a 31 yard field goal. Rams rushed for 295 yards while limiting the Warriors to 95.
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Area School Menus Across Town Districts
Norwalk and neighboring districts list weekly meals for Norwalk Norwalk Day Care Willard Monroeville South Central Western Reserve New London and Ida area schools. Menus include hamburgers sloppy joes lasagna pizza meatloaf fish and beef dishes with sides and desserts across Monday to Friday.
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Tyson Leads Hillsdale to 20-0 Win Over Mapleton
Mike Tyson scored two touchdowns to lift Hillsdale to a 20-0 victory against Mapleton on Friday night. His first TD covered 11 yards in the second quarter and a two point conversion followed by Ben Boyler.
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Doc Medich Stops Royals Streak With 4-1 Mariners Victory
Seattle’s new pitcher Doc Medich delivered 11th win as Kansas City’s 16 game winning streak ended 4-1. Medich yielded a run in the first, avoided jams, then dominated seven hits over nine innings aided by rain and weather disruptions. Craig Reynolds drove in the decisive eighth inning run, Dan Meyer added a ninth inning two bagger, while Kansas City’s Marty Pattin allowed seven hits in a strong effort.
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Livestock Auction Consignors Report Large Sale Totals
Total head 1750 with hogs 618 cattle 612 sheep 452. Hogs 25 cents lower. butcher hogs 36.50 to 41.75. sows 32 to 37.40. boars 28 to 33.10. Feeders 298 at 38 to 40 per cwt or 14 to 42.50 per head. Cattle see steer 50 to 75 cents lower. steers 38 to 43.20. heifers 37 to 39.50. cows mixed. bulls 50 cents higher. Yearlings and calves show declines. veal calves down 3. sheep and lambs up 50 cents with varied weights and grades.
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